Korean with Ina: 1000+ Korean Nouns Self-Quiz Book

Vocabulary practice flashcards covering Korean nouns, cultural concepts, number systems, measure words, and essential daily expressions.

친할아버지 (chin-ha-ra-beo-ji)

Paternal grandfather (Grandfather on Dad's side).

외할아버지 (oe-ha-ra-beo-ji)

Maternal grandfather (Grandfather on Mom's side).

형 (hyeong)

Older brother (called by a male).

오빠 (o-ppa)

Older brother (called by a female).

누나 (nu-na)

Older sister (called by a male).

언니 (eon-ni)

Older sister (called by a female).

진주 (jin-ju)

Pearl.

쿠션 (ku-syeon)

Cushion foundation.

복통 (bok-tong)

Abdominal pain.

색연필 (saek-yeon-pil)

Colored pencils.

리코더 (ri-ko-deo)

Recorder (instrument).

권투 (gwon-tu)

Boxing.

배 (bae) [Homonym]

Stomach; Pear; Boat.

눈 (nun) [Homonym]

Eye; Snow.

사과 (sa-gwa) [Homonym]

Apple; Apology.

셀카 (sel-ka)

Selfie (popular slang).

멘붕 (men-bung)

Mental breakdown (slang).

치맥 (chi-maek)

Chicken and beer (slang combination of 치킨 and 맥주).

모솔 (mo-sol)

Someone who has never dated (solo since birth).

밀당 (mil-dang)

Push and pull (relationship dynamic).

망고 (mang-go)

Mango.

돈까스 (don-kka-seu)

Pork cutlet.

팥빙수 (pat-bing-soo)

Shaved ice dessert with sweet red beans and toppings.

기린 (gi-rin)

Giraffe.

하마 (ha-ma)

Hippo.

다람쥐 (da-ram-jwi)

Squirrel.

송편 (song-pyeon)

Half-moon shaped rice cake traditionally eaten during Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving).

지도 (ji-do)

Map.

Sino-Korean Numbers (Usage Rule)

Number system used for money, dates, phone numbers, length, height, weight, and minutes.

Native Korean Numbers (Usage Rule)

Number system used for counting people, counting general items/things, counting ages, and telling hours.

명 (myeong)

Korean measure word / counter used with Native numbers for counting people.

마리 (ma-ri)

Korean measure word / counter used with Native numbers for counting animals.

개 (gae)

Korean general counter / measure word used with Native numbers for counting items/things.

권 (gwon)

Korean measure word / counter used with Native numbers for counting books.

안녕히 가세요 (an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo)

"Goodbye" (Formal, spoken to people who are leaving).

안녕히 계세요 (an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo)

"Goodbye" (Formal, spoken to people who are staying).

잠시만요 (jam-si-man-yo)

"Excuse me" (Polite phrase used when trying to pass someone).