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Public Self Paced Learning
Public Self Paced Learning
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Public Self Paced Learning
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The Learn ∙ Practice ∙ Experience Korean community is created for passionate Korean language learners to talk, ask questions, encourage and even teach! Find new free quizzes or submit a question to be validated by natives in Discussions tab. If you’re an advanced learner, join so that you can teach others as teaching is the best method to learn. 같이 도우면서 배우는 환경을 만드는 것, 그것이 진정한 교육입니다!
Language used in this group are English and Korean.
Build sentence: 하루 일과! 시간 표현으로 문장 만들기 — Yumiko6 (Oct 5, 2026)
Build sentence: 하루 일과! 시간 표현으로 문장 만들기 — Yumiko6 (Oct 5, 2026)
Posted by Yumiko6 on Oct 5, 2026 at 6:19 PMLoading...Yumiko6 replied 3 days, 7 hours ago 1 Member · 3 Replies- 3 Replies
Quiz Build Sentence: 하루 일과! 시간 표현으로 문장 만들기 answer
Given blocks to use
저녁 언니 학교 가다 보통Your sentence:
언니는 보통저녁에 학교에 가요92%훌륭해요! You used all five vocabulary words correctly and the sentence structure is natural and logical. To reach 100%, add a space between 보통 and 저녁: [보통저녁에 >> 보통 저녁에].- [보통저녁에 >> 보통 저녁에] — spacing needed between 보통 and 저녁
Quiz Build Sentence: 하루 일과! 시간 표현으로 문장 만들기 answer
Given blocks to use
오후 학생 식당 먹다 자주Your sentence:
학생은 자주 오후에 식당에서 먹어요98%훌륭해요! You used all five vocabulary words correctly and in a very natural order. To reach 100%, consider that the sentence is already nearly perfect — just double-check that '먹어요' is the intended level of speech formality for your context.Quiz Build Sentence: 하루 일과! 시간 표현으로 문장 만들기 answer
Given blocks to use
밤 가족 카페 가다 보통Your sentence:
밤에 보통 가족하고 카페에 가요97%훌륭해요! You used all five vocabulary words correctly and the sentence is natural and grammatically sound. To reach 100%, consider that '가족과' is slightly more formal than '가족하고', but both are perfectly acceptable — no real errors here!- [가족하고 >> 가족과] — both are correct, but '과/와' is slightly more formal; '하고' is natural in spoken Korean
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