Korean Language Structure and Usage

This video tutorial introduces a Korean language course focusing on vocabulary and grammar related to meetings and social interactions. It covers expressions of politeness, possession, and actions, as well as time expressions and giving actions. The lesson includes practice exercises to reinforce learning.

What is the main topic of the first lesson in the Korean language course?

• Greetings

• Traveling

• Meeting people

• Shopping

Which term refers to a senior in Korean?

• Son bè

• Khu B

• Hậu bối

• Sân bè

What does 'chu bin swim' refer to?

• Host

• Friend

• Customer

• Teacher

How do you express possession in Korean?

• Using 'sân bè'

• Using 'nè'

• Using 'ta'

• Using 'ê'

What is the correct order of words in a possessive sentence in Korean?

• Verb + Subject

• Possessor + Possession

• Possession + Possessor

• Subject + Verb

Which suffix is used to indicate an action done for someone else?

• ta

• ê

• nè

• ai

How do you say 'I will pay for you' in Korean?

• Tôi sẽ trả tiền

• Tôi sẽ thanh toán cho bạn

• Tôi sẽ giúp bạn

• Tôi sẽ mua cho bạn

What is the structure for expressing time-related actions in Korean?

• Subject + Time

• Time + Verb

• Time + Subject

• Verb + Time

Which of the following means 'when it is cold' in Korean?

• Khi trời lạnh

• Khi trời nóng

• Khi trời mưa

• Khi trời gió

What is the purpose of the practical examples and exercises section?

• To test listening skills

• To learn about Korean culture

• To practice grammar and vocabulary

• To introduce new vocabulary