Korean question words game
Nine words, the smallest Korean set here, and four of them start with eo-. Eodi, eonje, eotteoke and eoneu share that opening, which is a useful hook for remembering the group.
9 words 5 games Free · no signup
Five games take this set and a full pass takes a minute. Warp Run rewards knowing them cold, which is the point: a question word you have to stop and think about arrives too late to be useful.
The 9 words you will practise
| Korean | English | Say it like |
|---|---|---|
| 누구nugu | who | NOO-goo |
| 뭐mwo | what | mwoh |
| 어디eodi | where | UH-dee |
| 언제eonje | when | UHN-jeh |
| 왜wae | why | weh |
| 어떻게eotteoke | how | uh-TUH-keh |
| 어느eoneu | which | UH-neu |
| 얼마eolma | how much | UHL-mah |
| 몇myeot | how many | myuht |
Want the explanations rather than the drill? Read the Korean question words lesson.
5 games run on this set
- Sky Rescue: 10 rounds
- Pop Quiz: 10 rounds
- Kraken Escape: 48 rounds
- Warp Run: 10 rounds
- Flooded Hold: 6 rounds
Questions
Eolma or myeot?
Eolma asks how much something costs. Myeot asks how many, and it goes in front of a counter: myeot si is what time, myeot myeong is how many people. English uses how much and how many; Korean draws the line in a slightly different place.
Mwo or mueot?
Both mean what. Mwo is the shortened, spoken form and the one in this set. Mueot is the full written form, and you will meet it in books and on forms rather than in conversation.
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