KP_ILR1+_GeneralSituation1

Hello

You say this when someone helps you, to show gratitude

You say this when you've made a mistake or bumped into someone

This one-word answer means "yes"

This one-word answer means "no"

You shout this to call a waiter or get someone's attention

You say this to reassure someone that everything is fine

A polite request meaning "please help me"

You say this when someone asks something and you have no clue

You say this to show you understood what was just explained

The word a Korean speaker uses to refer to themselves

The word used to refer to the person you're talking to

The word meaning "we" or "us"

What you ask for when meeting someone new: their ___

A person you hang out with, not family

The people related to you by blood or marriage

An adult male person

An adult female person

The man who is your parent

The woman who is your parent

A male sibling older than you (if you're a guy or girl, term differs, but this means "older brother")

A female sibling older than you

A sibling younger than you

A young human, not yet an adult

The number that comes before "둘"

The number between one and three

The number right after two

The day that is happening right now

The day that comes after today

The day that came before today

This very moment

A general word for measuring duration, like an hour

Sixty of these make up an hour

The part of the day right after you wake up

The meal you eat in the middle of the day

The meal you eat at the end of the day

The first day of the work week

Saturday and Sunday together

Twelve months make up one of these

A period of about thirty days

The place where you live

The place where children go to learn

The place you go when you're sick or injured

The place you go to eat a meal that's cooked for you

The room you look for when you need to use the toilet

The place where you keep or withdraw your money

A place full of stalls where people buy fresh produce

Where you go to catch a flight

A place where travelers stay overnight

Where you wait to catch a train or subway

A large road vehicle that carries many passengers on a fixed route

A car you hail to take you somewhere for a fare

An underground train system in a city

A vehicle that runs on rails, often used for long trips

A vehicle that flies you across countries

The paved path cars and people travel on

A clear liquid you drink to stay hydrated

The staple food in Korea, often steamed and white

A baked food made from flour, often eaten for breakfast

Food that comes from an animal, like beef or pork

Plant-based food like carrots or spinach

Sweet food that grows on trees, like apples or bananas

A dark caffeinated drink many people need in the morning

A hot drink made by steeping leaves in water

A white drink that comes from cows

A drink that can make you drunk

What you use to pay for things

A device you use to call someone

Something you carry your belongings in

What you wear to cover your body

What you wear on your feet

The small metal object you use to unlock a door

Something you read, made of many printed pages

What you need to board a plane, train, or movie

A small case where you keep your cash and cards

A plastic rectangle you swipe or tap to pay

The action of moving away from where you are

The action of moving toward the speaker

The action of putting food in your mouth and swallowing it

The action of swallowing liquid

The action of closing your eyes and resting at night

The action of using your eyes to look at something

The action of using your ears to perceive sound

The action of using your mouth to communicate

The action of exchanging money for goods

The verb meaning "to exist" or "to have"

The verb meaning "to not exist" or "to not have"

A general verb meaning "to do" an action

The action of handing something to someone else

The action of accepting something someone hands you

The opposite of "작다"

The opposite of "크다"

The word describing a large quantity

The word describing a small quantity

A word describing something you like or approve of

The opposite of "좋다"

The word you'd use to describe food that tastes great

The word describing something that costs a lot

The opposite of "비싸다"

The word describing feeling unwell or something hurting

The question word you use to ask "what?"

The question word you use to ask "where?"

The question word you use to ask "when?"

The question word you use to ask "who?"

The question word you use to ask "why?"

The question word you use to ask a price, "how much?"

The question word you use to ask "how?" (in what manner)

The question word you use to ask "how many?"

The polite phrase to say before interrupting someone, "excuse me"