As a lowly University student who has begun taking Korean classes on the side (esports!), I was wondering of some of the more experienced Korean speakers here could help me out for a speaking test tomorrow.

I've compiled a list of basically every possibly question I could be asked and am now going through and translating to English so I can make flash cards.

If anyone gets some time, just please pick a couple #'s that don't have translations and help me out with what they mean!
Also, if you want to include a possible answer to the question (in Korean). Your expertise is very much appreciated!

1. 어디 가세요?
Where are you going?

2. (Place name) 에서 뭐 해요?
What do you do at (place name)

3. 도서관에서 뭐 해요?
What do you do at the library?

4. 집에서 주로 뭐 해요?

5. 어디에서 일해요?
Where do you work?

6. 어디에서 주로 공부해요?

7. 어디에서 점심 먹어요?
Where do you eat lunch?

8. 선물 사러 어디에 가요?
Where do you go to buy gifts?

9. 왜 백화점에 가요?
Why do you go to the department store? (A: 선물 사러 가요)

10. 공부하러 어디 가세요?
Where do you go in order to study?

11. 오늘 뭐 하세요?
What are you doing today?

12. 수업이 몇 시에 있어요?
What time is class?

13. 지금 몇 시예요?
What time is it?

14. 몇 시에 저녁 먹어요?
What time do you eat dinner?

15. 어디 살아요?
Where do you live?

16. 집에서 학교까지 얼마나 걸려요?
How long does it take to get to your home from school?

17. 도서관에서 교실까지 멀어요?/ 가까워요?
Is the library close to the classroom? Far?

18. 걸어서 얼마나 걸려요?
How long does it take walking?

19. 차로 얼마나 걸려요?
How long does it take by car?

20. 매일 학교에 어떻게 와요?
How do you get to school everyday?

21. 어제 뭐 했어요?
What did you do yesterday?

22. 이번 학기에 무슨 수업 들었어요?
This semester, which classes did you take?

23. 어제 뭐 먹었어요?
What did you eat yesterday?

24. 테니스 잘 쳐요?
Do you play Tennis (Don't know how to answer "no" to this in a complete sentence)

25. 수영 좋아해요?
Do you like swimming?

26. 매일 아침을 먹어요?
Do you eat breakfast everyday?

27. 요즘 어떻게 지내세요?
How are you doing these days?

28. 주말에 뭐 할 거예요?
What are you doing this weekend?

29. 다음 학기에 무슨 과목 들을 거예요?
Next semester, which courses are you taking?

30. 어느 나라 사람이에요?
Which nationality are you?

31. 무슨 영화 좋아하세요?
Which type of movie do you like?

32. 어느 계절을 좋아하세요?

33. 다음학기에 한국어 수업 안 들을 거예요?

34. 가족을 자주 봐요?/만나요?

35. 학교에서 집까지 어떻게 가요?

36. 학교 근처에 한국 식당이 어디 있어요?

37. 이 근처에 은행이 어디 있어요?

38. 오늘 날씨 어때요?
Hows the weather today? (A: Would love help with a good generic answer on this one too)

Thanks!

Milkis

5003 Posts

December 06 2010 03:57 GMT

4. 집에서 주로 뭐 해요?

what do you mostly/normally do at home?

6. 어디에서 주로 공부해요?

Where do you normally/mostly study?

32. 어느 계절을 좋아하세요?

Literally: Which season do you like? (More Figuratively: "What is your favorite season")

33. 다음학기에 한국어 수업 안 들을 거예요?

Are you not going to take Korean Class next Semester?

34. 가족을 자주 봐요?/만나요?

Do you often see your family?/Do you often meet your family?

35. 학교에서 집까지 어떻게 가요?

How do you normally go home from school?

36. 학교 근처에 한국 식당이 어디 있어요?

Where is the korean restaurant near the school? (yeah the question assumes one exists)

37. 이 근처에 은행이 어디 있어요?

Where is the bank around here?

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you can replace "school" with "campus" i guess

kOre

Canada3642 Posts

December 06 2010 03:58 GMT

32. What season is your favourite?

33. For your next semester you're not going to take Korean as a course?

34. Do you see your family often?/meet your family often?

35. How do you get home from school?

36. Where's a Korean restaurant near the school?

37. Where's the closest bank from here?

gnr9292

90 Posts

December 06 2010 03:59 GMT

24 actually means
"are you good at tennis?"

Milkis

5003 Posts

December 06 2010 04:01 GMT

On December 06 2010 12:59 gnr9292 wrote:
24 actually means
"are you good at tennis?"

mada mada dane

kOre

Canada3642 Posts

December 06 2010 04:02 GMT

On December 06 2010 13:01 Milkis wrote:

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mada mada dane

Milkis and his POT lol

NeoIllusions

United States37500 Posts

December 06 2010 04:05 GMT

lolol, I'm such a Milkis fan right now.

Good luck Hwaseung Atrioc.

riyanme

Philippines940 Posts

December 06 2010 04:08 GMT

Looks like a Korean 101 forum here.... hmmm....

kOre

Canada3642 Posts

December 06 2010 04:09 GMT

On December 06 2010 12:59 gnr9292 wrote:
24 actually means
"are you good at tennis?"

lol FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEED hi

nataziel

Australia1455 Posts

December 06 2010 04:15 GMT

#10

To answer 24 in a complete sentence you could say

아니어, 잘 안해요.

NeVeR

1352 Posts

December 06 2010 04:18 GMT

#11

honestly this is pretty easy to do yourself if you just use naver.com or google.com/translate to look up words you don't know.

dasanivan

United States532 Posts

December 06 2010 04:19 GMT

#12

38. generic answers could be "날씨 좋아요" or "안좋아요"

zoltanqc

Canada171 Posts

December 06 2010 04:25 GMT

#13

I always hear this on korean streams

sangdebanhi (Im dying to know what this means)

crutcho (I think this one means "I agree what about you said" or "very true" is this right?)

loll sorry if cant understand what I mean and thank you if you can answer

NeVeR

1352 Posts

December 06 2010 04:28 GMT

#14

On December 06 2010 13:25 zoltanqc wrote:
I always hear this on korean streams

sangdebanhi (Im dying to know what this means)

crutcho (I think this one means "I agree what about you said" or "very true" is this right?)

loll sorry if cant understand what I mean and thank you if you can answer

no idea about the first one, but the second one is 그렇죠 and it basically means what you said. it's like saying "that's right".

dasanivan

United States532 Posts

December 06 2010 04:29 GMT

#15

Sangdaebangee means "the opposing player is" in the context of the korean sc streams

you're pretty much right about what would probably be romanized as "geureocho"

XXGeneration

United States625 Posts

December 06 2010 04:30 GMT

#16

On December 06 2010 13:01 Milkis wrote:

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mada mada dane

Oh man that's the first thing that popped into my mind when I read that.

Hilarious all the same.

Milkis

5003 Posts

December 06 2010 04:31 GMT

#17

On December 06 2010 13:28 NeVeR wrote:

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no idea about the first one, but the second one is 그렇죠 and it basically means what you said. it's like saying "that's right".

first one: 상대방이, ie, "The opponent is"
second one: 그렇죠, ie, "that's right"

zoltanqc

Canada171 Posts

December 06 2010 04:32 GMT

#18

On December 06 2010 13:29 dasanivan wrote:

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Sangdaebangee means "the opposing player is" in the context of the korean sc streams

you're pretty much right about what would probably be romanized as "geureocho"

thank you, thank you so much