Korean Reading Exercises - Part 2

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Hello there! 잘 지냈어? (How are you?) I have been from a veeeeeerryyyy very long hiatus and I decided to come back. I am now a full-fledged doctor and I am currently working as one, in a nearby hospital. How have you been? As continuation from our first Korean Reading Exercise , I would like to present to you another batch of Korean words that you can try practicing on! Are you ready to practice your Korean? If you want to reinforce your knowledge about reading Hangul, you may proceed to this post on how to read and write Hangul to refresh your mind! From now on, our reading (and writing) exercises will feature a specific theme so as to make things easier to read and understand! For this Korean reading exercise, we will feature one of Korea's highlights - their food. Let's read, read, read Korean!! FIRST ROUND: Basic Korean food Korean food is one of the highlights of Korean culture - without their sumptuous and delicious food, their culture will not infiltrate
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Answer Key: Korean Reading Exercise - Part 2.2

This time, it's more difficult than the first. Did you fare well, or even better than the first round?

Herev are the answers for the first round of this reading exercise:

  English Translation        Korean word    
Kimchi김치
 Samgyeopsal 삼겹살 
Kimchi Jjigae 김치찌개
Bibimbap비빔밥
 Japchae잡채 
 Kimbap 김밥
 Tteokbokki 떡볶이
 Bulgogi 불고기
Seolleongtang 설렁탕
 Gochujang 고추장

Just reading them in my mind makes me hungry!!!!!

Below are images which showcases some of the dishes you have just read!

Here's a version of bulgogi. It has a slight tinge of sweetness but it's very very savory! It's one of my favorite Korean dishes!

An image of japchae, a potato noodle dish. This dish is also somewhat sweet.

Did you get all dishes correctly? Have you tasted some of these dishes? What can you say?

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