King-Beginner Vocabulary Set 11: Time & Clock

⏰ King-Beginner Set 11: Time & Clock

Master essential Korean words for telling the time and understanding daily schedules.

• 시간 (time)
• 시계 (clock/watch)
• 지금 (now)
• 오늘 (today)
• 내일 (tomorrow)
• 어제 (yesterday)
• 오전 (a.m.)
• 오후 (p.m.)
• 분 (minute)
• 초 (second)

📘 Example Sentences

• 1. 지금 몇 시예요? (What time is it now?)
• 2. 오늘은 화요일이에요. (Today is Tuesday.)
• 3. 시계를 봐요. (I look at the clock.)
• 4. 수업은 오전 9시에 시작해요. (The class starts at 9 a.m.)
• 5. 우리는 오후 3시에 만나요. (We meet at 3 p.m.)

🧠 Quiz

1. How do you say "clock" in Korean?
2. Translate: "What time is it now?"
3. What does "분" mean?
4. Fill in the blank: ______은 월요일이에요. (Today is Monday.)
5. What is "오전" used for?
6. Translate: "We meet at 3 p.m."
7. What’s the opposite of "내일"?
8. Choose the correct word for "second".
9. Which word means "minute"?
10. What is "어제" in English?

Images: Consider using clock icons, calendar illustrations, or daily routine visuals for each term.

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