#korean final

[asyastudieskorean]

12/5/2023 — 안녕하세요? 내일, 저는 시험이 있어요. 📝📆

I basically spent just a couple hours reviewing all the concepts from the quarter from Hangul to verb conjugations. With every concept, like 이에요/예요, I wrote a couple sentences practicing the concept while also using some of our vocabulary.

Here are all the major concepts that will be on the test:

⭐️ 이에요/예요 and 이(C)/가(V) 아니에요

⭐️ 있어요 and 이(C)/가(V) 없어요

⭐️ 입니다 & 이(C)/가(V) 아닙니다

⭐️ 있습니다 & 이(C)/가(V) 없습니다

⭐️ 하고 & 과(C)/와(V) & 이랑(C)/랑(V)

⭐️ ~주세요

⭐️ 이 (이것은/이건) & 그 (그것은/그건) & 저 (저것은/저건)

⭐️ ~에서

⭐️ 아요/어요 & 해요

⭐️ ~안

⭐️ 은(C)/는(V) & 이(C)/가(V) & 을(C)/를(V)

In other words, pray for me.

[jiminelli]

I have my Korean final written exam tomorrow and I'm about to have a mental breakdown you guys. if I don't come back to reblog, like or post stuff on here, y'all know I probably fainted during the exam and died. the end

[deerest-kitten]

had to do the oral part of my Korean final today. Hoping I did ok considering I fumbled over words a lot and was shaking really hard the entire time. I seriously hate presenting things.

[languagestudybuddy-blog1]

Korean Final!~~~

Wow. I just took my Korean final... That was by far the easiest final I have ever taken. There were some things that I wasn’t really sure about, but I’m pretty sure I would have gotten a 4.0 in that class if I would have actually done the work. I bypassed all of the info in that whole three month class in the first week. Maybe I should have joined a study group after all.

I was asked to type up ten sentences about any topic as long as I used vocab that related to what we learned in the class. I just wrote something like

혁하고 유진은 교실에 있었어요. 혁은, "선생님은 어디 있어요?"고 말했어요. And then they eventually found the teacher in the cafeteria talking to Yujin’s boyfriend about his parents. lol. I think my grammar was probably a little weird, but when I took Korean 1 at this college she was impressed that I could even say 의자가 있어요 lol