Kitchen vocabulary for Korean Learners : A Matching Puzzle

In the exercise below, you can match Korean words with pictures of common kitchen items. This is a great way to improve your vocabulary in this area. For those who have already learned close to 1,000 Korean words and want to challenge themselves, this puzzle is an excellent exercise. Let's get started!

Positive Feelings, Positive Personal Traits: A Puzzle for Korean Learners

You can find a word search puzzle below. In the grid, there are 18 Korean words related to positive feelings or positive personal traits. Can you find all of them? 

If you feel that the exercise is too challenging, scroll down to the bottom of this blog post to find the words that are concealed in the grid. 

Daily Routine: Missing Letters in Korean Sentences

Here are 15 pictures of people going about their daily lives along with 15 Korean sentences. However, some of the letters in the words are missing. After filling in the missing letters, the sentences and corresponding images must be matched.

If you find the exercise to be too challenging, scroll down to the end of this blog post, where you will find the solution as usual.

Numbers in Korean: A Matching Puzzle

You can see Korean numbers in the picture below. Match them up with the English numbers that can be found immediately beneath the image. But be cautious! One of the English numbers doesn't have its Korean counterpart. Which one?

Vegetables: A Matching Exercise for Korean Learners

야채

Below, you'll find a picture of 25 vegetables along with a list of their names. Your task is to match them. Although I hope you won't find this puzzle too challenging, if you do, feel free to look at the solution, which is provided further below.

I recently released a word search game with a vegetable theme. All of the words from that word search puzzle, along with a few others, are used in the puzzle for today, so this is a chance for you to review them.

If you would also like to solve that puzzle, you can find it here.

Missing Syllables in Korean Words

MISSING SYLLABLES PUZZLE

After viewing the illustrations, complete the missing syllables in the words. You can find the answers at the bottom of this blog post if you don't think this exercise is that simple.

Numbers in Korean : A Matching Exercise

 수학 : Mathematics

You'll find two lists below. There are additions, subtractions, multiplications, and divisions in the first list; the answers are in the second list. You have to pair them up.

I'm going to give you four words that will be useful in your endeavors to figure out the answer to the exercise.

However, if there are any points where you are still unsure, simply scroll down to the end of this blogpost to find the solutions to the exercise.

Useful vocab

더하기: plus

빼기: minus

곱하기: times

나누기: divided

House Object : A Word Search Puzzle for Korean Learners

HOUSE OBJECTS IN KOREAN

A word search puzzle and images of various objects can be found below. You must locate the picture's words in the grid and then pair them with their corresponding images. 

You can find the words horizontally from left to right, and vertically from top to bottom. Words can share syllables and cross each other. One of the words can be found twice in the grid. Your task is to find out which one.

I hope you can easily solve this double puzzle. But if you need help, just scroll down to the bottom of this entry where you can find the solution as usual.

School vocabulary in Korean : A Word Scramble Puzzle

 학교

In this entry you will find a list of Korean syllables. English words that are all connected to schools are listed beneath them. Your job is to create the Korean translations from the jumbled syllables and then write them down next to their English eqiuvalents.

Don't worry if you get stuck. After this entry, you'll find the usual list of solutions.

What are they doing? : A Matching Exercise for Korean Learners

WHAT ARE THEY DOING?

Below you will find 15 pictures and 16 Korean sentences. Your task is to match the pictures with the sentences. One sentence has no corresponding picture, though. 

I believe this exercise is not too difficult because I used only basic Korean words for it, but if you still find it challenging, don't be upset. Scroll down to the end of this entry, where you will find the solution as usual. Learn them, and be sure to solve the puzzle again in a few days. 

Korean Novels : A Matching Exercise

KOREAN NOVELS AND AUTHORS

Below are 12 book titles, all of which were written by South Korean authors. The same novels' titles are also listed in Korean below this section, and further down is a section with the authors' names in Hangul. Your task is to match the titles in English with the Korean titles and find the names of their authors too. Although the task shouldn't be too difficult, I'll leave you with the solution at the end of this post, just in case. But first, try figuring it out on your own to see if you can.

Bird Names in Korean : A Matching Exercise

새

Below is a list of 20 different bird names and a picture of each bird. Your task is to match the names with the pictures. If you think this exercise is too challenging, you can find the English translations of the Korean bird names in the vocabulary section, which is further down. I hope you'll have fun solving this puzzle. 

야채 / Vegetables : A Word Search Puzzle for Korean Learners

야채

Find the following words in the grid below:

아티초크, 아스파라거스, 콩

비트, 피망, 브로콜리

브뤼셀 새싹, 양배추, 당근

콜리플라워, 셀러리, 옥수수

오이, 가지, 회향, 마늘, 생강, 파

Professions / 직업 : A Word Scramble and a Quiz for Korean Learners

Professions

Two weeks ago, I published a word-matching exercise featuring Korean words associated with professions. 

With two new exercises — a word scramble and a quiz — you now have the chance to review those words.

Professions in Korean : 직업

 A Matching Exercise

Today I am publishing a matching exercise for those of you learning Korean. I don't think it's too difficult, but if you get lost, scroll down to the vocabulary section to find the words as well as their pronunciation and definitions.

VOCABULARY

가수 gasu --- singer

광부 gwangbu --- miner

지리학 : A word scramble puzzle for learners of the Korean language

This exercise uses vocabulary that is upper intermediate or above. Still, I'm hoping you can figure it out. If not, look up the words in a dictionary or just scroll down to the vocabulary section, where you'll find the Korean words and their English equivalents. To start, though, make an effort to complete the exercise on your own.

화이팅!

Antonyms: A Match-up Exercise in Korean with Audio

A Match-up Exercise -- Korean Sentences with Audio

I am posting a match-up exercise for Korean learners today. 

There are 14 Korean sentences listed in Hangul below, and 14 more are listed as mp3 files. An adjective appears in each of the written sentences, and its opposite appears in each of the mp3 sentences.

Your task is to find the opposite pairs.  

If you are stuck, no problem. Just scroll down to the Help section where you can find the  solutions and also the translation of the sentences.

The audio may not work on mobile devices, but it should work fine on laptops.

과일 / Fruits: A match-up exercise for Korean learners

A wanted to make a crossword about fruits in Korean, but after a while I just gave up.  Instead, I made this match-up exercise for you. I hope, you will enjoy it.

The Months in Korean. A Wordsearch Puzzle for Beginners

This time, I am posting an easy wordsearch puzzle for children or for beginners.

Your task is to find the names of the months in the grid below. The words can share syllables.

Missing Syllables in Korean Words

 

Look at the pictures below. What occupations do they show? 

Once you know the answer, go ahead, and complete the words with the missing syllables!