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.
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가수 gasu --- singer
광부 gwangbu --- miner
Two weeks ago, I published a word-matching exercise featuring German words associated with professions. With two new exercises—a word scramble and a quiz—you now have the chance to review those words.
With the help of their German equivalents, unscramble the English words.
NERTPTERIER --- Dolmetscher, Dolmetscherin
CRRYBEAIKL --- Maurer, Maurerin
CTEEHAR --- Lehrer, Lehrerin
Find the following words in the grid below:
The exercise below is a bit more difficult than the ones I usually post here. But think of the subject, then you will be able to put the letters in the correct order.
Allons-y!
For those of you learning Chinese, I am posting a matching exercise today. It shouldn't be too difficult, but if you get lost, scroll down to the vocabulary section where you can find the words along with their pronunciation and meaning.
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口译员 kǒuyì yuán --- interpreter
Hace dos semanas publiqué un ejercicio de emparejamiento (matching exercise) sobre trabajos. En esta entrada puedes encontrar de nuevo una actividad que continúa ese tema. Ahora estoy publicando un quiz con 15 preguntas.
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In the list below you can find 16 words. Your task is to find their antonyms in the spiral and to write the correct words next to their opposites. However, you can find only 15 Hungarian words in the spiral, so the solution is the word which has no antonym in this exercise.
If you are stuck, or you would like to check your solution, just scroll down to the vocabulary section where you will find all the Hungarian words used in the exercise along with their English translation.
Happy puzzle solving!