Korean Numbers

Open Ended

Why do you think it is important to learn how to ask about quantities in a new language?

Multiple Choice

What does '우유 있어요?' mean in English?

• Do you have milk?

• Can I have a carton of milk?

• Yes, we do.

• Of course! Here you are.

Multiple Choice

What is the main use of native Korean numbers, and up to what number can they be used?

• For general counting, up to 99

• For counting money, up to 1000

• For counting only people, up to 10

• For counting days, up to 365

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are correct native Korean numbers for 1, 2, and 3?

• hana, dul, set

• il, i, sam

• han, du, se

• yeol, hana, dul

Fill in the Blanks

What should you use for numbers greater than 99 in Korean?

Multiple Select

Select all the numbers that are represented using native Korean numbers: 20, 30, 40, 100, 90.

• 20

• 30

• 40

• 90

Multiple Choice

When do you use 입니까 in a Korean sentence?

• After nouns

• After verbs

• After adjectives

• After numbers

Open Ended

Explain the difference between the endings -ㅂ니다 and -습니다 in Korean formal speech.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct polite formal question form for 'to go' in Korean?

• 갑니까?

• 먹습니까?

• 삽니까?

• 있습니까?

Open Ended

How do you form a polite formal statement and question using the noun 'school' in Korean?

Fill in the Blanks

The polite formal statement for 'there is' in Korean is

Multiple Select

Select all the correct polite non-formal forms for 'there is' and 'there is not' in Korean.

• 있어요

• 없어요

• 있습니까?

• 없습니까?

Open Ended

What is the English translation of '빵 있습니까?' and its response?

Multiple Choice

Which phrase would you use to politely ask for one bread in Korean?

• 빵 하나 주세요

• 빵 있습니까?

• 빵 없습니다

• 빵 먹습니까?

Multiple Choice

What is the Korean phrase for 'Do you have apple?' and its response when the answer is negative?

• 사과 있습니까? 아니요, 없습니다.

• 사과 있습니까? 네, 있습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까? 둘.

• 사과 주세요.

Multiple Choice

How do you ask 'How many do you have?' in Korean, and what is the response if you have two?

• 얼마나 있습니까? 둘.

• 사과 있습니까? 네, 있습니다.

• 사과 있습니까? 아니요, 없습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까? 하나.

Open Ended

Explain how to form a question in Korean to ask if someone has a particular item. What is the structure of the question?

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: 네,

. (Yes, we do (have it).)

Multiple Select

Select all the phrases that are used to request or inquire about items in Korean.

• _____ 주세요.

• _____ itseumikka?

• 네, 있습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct way to politely ask for an amount of something in Korean?

• _____ 주세요.

• _____ itseumikka?

• 네, 있습니다.

• 얼마나 있습니까?

Multiple Choice

Which Korean phrase would you use to say 'Yes, here it is' when someone asks if you have something?

• Ne, yeogi itseumida.

• Aniyo, eobseumida.

• Annyeong haseyo.

• Gamsahamnida.

Open Ended

Compare the phrases in images 1 and 2. In what situations would you use 'Ne, yeogi itseumida' versus 'Aniyo, eobseumida'?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best translates the question '(____i/ga) eolmana itseumikka?'

• How many do you have (____)?

• Where is (____)?

• What is your name?

• Do you like (____)?

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blank: (____ 이/가) 얼마나 있습니까? is used to ask 'How many ___ are there?' in Korean.

Multiple Select

Select all the elements that are commonly used in a business meeting as shown in the image:

• Tablet

• Pie chart

• Coffee cup

• Whiteboard