Korean Vocabulary Quiz for Beginners 

Wow you still got most of them right! Keep up the excellent work!😆👍

스리랑카 사람이군요😃 제 영상을 봐주셔서 정말 감사합니다🩷

Sri Lankan! Good work!

어디에 있니😊

제가 더 더 감사합니다💛

Thank you so much for watching my video!🥰

That's great! I hope my videos will help you learn Korean better!🥰

@@LearnKoreanwithHoya I think they will!🥰

Thank you so much for watching my video!😄🙏

I'm glad it was helpful to you! Thank you for watching my video🙏 정말 감사합니다😄

Thank you for watching and loving my video!🙏

Thank you so much for watching my videos! I will definitely continue making Korean videos!😁

영상을 봐주셔서 저도 감사합니다!🥰

Thank you for subscribing and for watching my videos! I'll try to make more videos like this one!😊

​@@LearnKoreanwithHoya I appreciate you, thank you ❤

제가 더 더 고마워요!😄💛

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Thank you for loving it!😊🙏

영상 봐주셔서 감사합니다!🙏

Thank you for asking such an excellent question! The national institute of Korean language recommend that we use 달걀(egg)/채소(vegetable) instead of 계란/야채, since the first two are pure Korean words and the latter two come from chinese characters. So you'll see peopke using 채소 and 달걀 on the news or newspapers where they have to use standard Korean. BUT it's not wrong to use 계란/야채 since they're widely used by many Koreans😊

Yes! Both dal-gyal and gye-ran mean egg in Korean, but dal-gyal is pure Korean whereas gye-ran is from Chinese character. So it is better to use dal-gyal!😊

The Korean alphabet "ㅁ" might sound differently depending on what language you speak, since the sound is somewhere in between "m" and "b". But when we write Korean using English alphabets, we use "m" for "ㅁ".😊

You still did an excellent job!🤗 Keep up the good work!