The video tutorial from KoreanClass101.com, hosted by Amy, covers basic Korean expressions. It starts with informal and formal self-introductions, teaching how to say 'hello' and 'nice to meet you' in both styles. The tutorial then moves on to expressing gratitude, covering both formal and informal ways to say 'thank you.' It also includes common greetings and goodbyes, and how to ask if someone speaks English. The video concludes with lessons on apologizing and counting from 1 to 10 in Korean.

What does 'Annyeong' literally mean in Korean?

• Hello

• Goodbye

• Peace

• Friend

How do you say 'Nice to meet you' in a formal way?

• Bangawo

• Annyeonghaseyo

• Bangawoyo

• Annyeong

Which phrase means 'Thank you very much'?

• Daedanhee Gamsahamnida

• Annyeonghaseyo

• Gomawo

• Gamsahamnida

What is the informal way to thank someone in Korean?

• Gamsahamnida

• Gomawo

• Daedanhee

• Annyeong

What is the casual way to say goodbye when you are leaving and the other person is staying?

• Jal-ga

• Jal-it-sso

• Annyeonghi-gyeseyo

• Annyeonghi-gaseyo

How do you ask 'Do you speak English?' in Korean?

• Yeongeo haseyo?

• Yeongeo hal-su-isseoyo?

• Sillyehajiman yeongeo haseyo?

• Annyeonghaseyo

What is the polite way to get a waiter's attention in Korean?

• Jal-ga

• Yeogiyo

• Mianhae

• Annyeong

Which phrase means 'I'm truly sorry'?

• Jungmal mianhamnida

• Sillyehajiman

• Gamsahamnida

• Joisonghamnida

What is the Korean word for the number 'three'?

• I

• Sam

• Sa

• Il

How do you say 'zero' in Korean when referring to phone numbers?

• Yeong

• Gong

• Il

• Sam