Korean Vocabulary Essentials: 30 Key Nouns for Places & Movement (Part 3)

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Korean Vocabulary Series: Part 3

 Hello, my friends! We are already at Part 3 of our 6-part journey. Today, we are learning 30 essential nouns related to the places we go and how we move. Can you spot these hidden words in your daily surroundings?

NoEnglishKoreanPronunciation
61Hospital병원Byeongwon
62School학교Hakgyo
63Park공원Gongwon
64Market시장Sijang
65Home집Jip
66Company회사Hoesa
67Restaurant식당Sikdang
68Cafe카페Kape
69Airport공항Gonghang
70Station역Yeok
71Road길Gil
72Car자동차Jadongcha
73Bus버스Beoseu
74Subway지하철Jihacheol
75Taxi택시Taeksi
76Airplane비행기Bihaenggi
77Ship배Bae
78Bicycle자전거Jajeongeo
79Travel여행Yeohaeng
80Map지도Jido
81Entrance입구Ipgu
82Exit출구Chulgu
83City도시Dosi
84Country나라Nara
85Place곳Got
86Room방Bang
87Floor층Cheung
88Building건물Geonmul
89Gate문Mun
90Bridge다리Dari

Spot the Korean: 30 Hidden Words for Your Vocabulary


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Spot the Korean: 30 Hidden Words for Your Vocabulary!

Which of these places do you visit the most? Practice these words while you are on your way today! Don't forget to check out Part 4 for more essential vocabulary.




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