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Nov Week 4: Quiz Questions and Answers💡 (Total Achieved 25)

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1) You were chatting with a Korean friend, and they sent you ㅜㅠ. What does it mean?

① Thrilled and excited

② Hopeful and happy

③ Touched and sad

④ Calm and relaxed

③ Touched and sad

💡 Explain

In Korean chat slang, the vowels ㅠ and ㅜ resemble a crying face with tears, often used to express emotions like sadness, being moved, or missing someone dearly. It's a commonly used expression, so remember this for your next chat.

🔆 Conversation

A: Did you watch that drama?

B: Yeah, I did. It was so sad ㅜㅠㅠㅠ!

2) Today, your Korean girlfriend said she wants to do [hon-bap]. What does it mean?

① She wants to sleep alone.

② She wants to go on a trip.

③ She wants to have dinner alone.

④ She wants to go out on a date.

③ She wants to have dinner alone.

✅ Related Post

[Hon-bap] is a trendy Korean expression that combines hon (혼=alone) and bap (밥=rice or meal), meaning to eat alone. It's a common phrase in Korea, so remember it for your conversations with Korean friends!

🔆 Conversation

A: How long are you going to keep doing [hon-bap]?

B: I actually like eating alone—it’s relaxing.

3) Your college friend just mentioned they’re doing [hon-sul]. What does that mean?

① I’m single right now.

② I’m feeling sad right now.

③ I’m traveling alone right now.

④ I’m drinking alone right now.

④ I’m drinking alone right now.

🔆 Conversation

A: What happened? Why are you doing [hon-sul]?

B: I had an argument with a college friend. 😔

4) Which of the following is a polite way to ask for someone's name in Korean?

① 이름[i-reum]

② 성함[seong-ham]

③ 친구[chingu]

④ 가족[gajok]

② 성함[seong-ham]

💡 Explain

In Korean, 성함[seong-ham] is a polite way to ask for someone's name, especially when speaking to someone older or in formal situations.

🔆 Conversation

A: May I know your father's 성함[seong-ham]?

B: Certainly, it’s Lee Min-ho.

5) When Koreans ask, "어디 김씨예요?" after finding out someone’s last name is Kim, what do they mean?

① Where does your family live?

② Which clan of Kim do you belong to?

③ Are you related to the royal family?

④ Which region are you from?

② Which clan of Kim do you belong to?

💡 Explain

In Korea, many people have the same surname, such as Kim, Lee, or Park. To differentiate, Koreans often refer to their [bon-gwan] (ancestral hometown or clan origin). Asking ""어디 김씨예요?"" is a way to politely inquire about someone's [bon-gwan]. It reflects the cultural importance of family heritage in Korean society.

🔆 Conversation

A: My last name is Kim.

B: Oh, which Kim clan do you belong to? (어디 김씨예요?)

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Nov Week 4: Quiz Questions and Answers💡 (Total Achieved 25)

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