Korean - Verbs Lesson 1

Korean - Verbs Lesson 1

Poll

How are you feeling today?

• Great!

• Ok

• I could be better.

• Worst day ever!

The Word Order For a Korean Sentence is Subject - Object - Verb

However, the English Order is Subject - Verb - Object

Example:

I threw the ball

As we see there the order is Subject - Verb - Object.

Korean Example:

제가 공을 던저요.

As we see the order is Subject - Object - Verb

Let's play a review game!

Whoo! Whoo!

Multiple Choice

There is a way to say "the" in korean.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

There is a way to say "a(n)" in korean

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How does the Korean Sentence Arranged?

• Subject - Object - Verb

• Subject - Verb - Object

• Verb - Object - Subject

• Object - Verb - Subject

Multiple Choice

What is a Subject in the korean language

• Subject is who is doing the action.

• Subject is what the speaker is talking about.

• Subject is what the speaker is thinking about.

• Subject is the same thing as topic.

Multiple Choice

What is topic?

• Topic is what the speaker is talking about.

• Topic is what the speaker has in it's hands.

• Topic is what the speaker is thinking about.

• Topic is who's doing the action.

Multiple Choice

Plural Subject/Topic

• You would need to add a 입니다.

• You would need to add a 들.

• You would need to add a 은.

• I actually have no idea.

Multiple Select

What korean word(s) means thank you

• 고마워

• 감사합니다

• 죄송합니다

• 미안합니다

Multiple Select

Trick Question - What korean word means "Hello?"

• 안녕하세요

• 안녕하십니까?

• 안녕

• 실례합니다

Multiple Choice

What korean word means "Welcome?"

• 환영합니다

• 감사합니다

• 실례합니다

• 고마워

Multiple Choice

What korean word mean "Excuse Me?"

• 감사합니다

• 죄송합니다

• 실례합니다

• 미안합니다

Multiple Choice

What korean word(s) means "Nice to meet you?"

• 만나서 반갑습니다

• 안녕하십니까

• 괜찮습니다

• 실례합니다