Test Your Korean (#2) - Body Parts

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Test your Korean knowledge about body parts! This quiz has 12 questions and you have three minutes to answer all the questions. If you want to be updated on more Korean quizzes, be sure to follow us on Twitter and Facebook! Twitter: https://twitter.com/ttmik Facebook: https://facebook.com/talktomeinkorean This quiz is brought to you by TalkToMeInKorean and MyKoreanStore.

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1. What is the Korean word that can mean both "head" and "hair"?

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손목 = wrist
머리 = head
이마 = forehead

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2. You wear glasses (안경) for your _______.

Explanation

눈 = eye
코 = nose
입 = mouth
귀 = ear

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3. What is the Korean word for "leg"?

Explanation

머리 = head
다리 = leg
허리 = lower back

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4. How do you say "I have a stomachache." in Korean?

Explanation

머리가 아파요. = I have a headahce.
배가 아파요. = I have a stomachache.
배가 고파요. = I am hungry.
다리가 아파요. = My legs hurt.

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5. What is the Korean word that can mean both "neck" and "throat"?

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목 = neck, throat
코 = nose
배 = stomach, belly
눈 = eye

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6. How do you say "head to toe"?

Explanation

The correct answer, "머리부터 발끝까지 [meo-ri-bu-teo bal-kkeut-kka-ji]," translates to "from head to toe" in English. This phrase indicates that something covers or includes the entire body, from the top (head) to the bottom (toe).

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7. Which of these body parts does NOT belong to the "lower body"?

Explanation

다리 = leg
발 = foot
입술 = lips
허벅지 = thigh

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8. What is "fingers" in Korean?

Explanation

발가락 = toes
손가락 = fingers
손톱 = fingernails
발톱 = toenails

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9. Which of these body parts does NOT belong to the "upper body"?

Explanation

복숭아뼈 = anlkebone
가슴 = chest
어깨 = shoulder
목 = neck

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10. What is on the opposite side of your 배 [bae]?

Explanation

등 = back
발 = foot
이마 = forehead
어깨 = shoulder

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11. "Hand" is 손 [son] and "wrist" is 손목 [son-mok]. What does 목 [mok] mean?

Explanation

손 = hand
목 = neck
손목 = wrist

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12. 팔 [pal] is "arm" and 팔꿈치 [pal-kkum-chi] is "elbow". Then what is 발꿈치 [bal-kkum-chi]?

Explanation

Heel = 발꿈치
Knee = 무릎
Toe = 발가락
Ankle = 발목

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What is the Korean word that can mean both "head" and...
You wear glasses (안경) for your _______.
What is the Korean word for "leg"?
How do you say "I have a stomachache." in Korean?
What is the Korean word that can mean both "neck" and...
How do you say "head to toe"?
Which of these body parts does NOT belong to the "lower...
What is "fingers" in Korean?
Which of these body parts does NOT belong to the "upper...
What is on the opposite side of your 배 [bae]?
"Hand" is 손 [son] and "wrist" is 손목...
팔 [pal] is "arm" and 팔꿈치 [pal-kkum-chi] is...
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