Used to It Yet?

Walking back from lunch, a woman (A) from the Philippines is asked by her colleague (B) if she is used to Korean food yet.

You'll learn to say you're getting used to something.

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  1. A

    아, 배불러요.

    a, baebulleoyo.

    Ah, I'm so full.

  2. B

    한국 음식 이제 잘 먹어요?

    hanguk eumsik ije jal meogeoyo?

    So can you eat Korean food okay now?

  3. A

    네, 이제 잘 먹어요.

    ne, ije jal meogeoyo.

    Yeah, I can eat it fine now.

  4. B

    매운 것도요?

    maeun geotdoyo?

    Even spicy food?

  5. A

    음, 매운 건 아직요.

    eum, maeun geon ajigyo.

    Hmm, not spicy food yet.

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Match the words

Pick a word, then what it means.

Round 1 of 3

Put the lines in order

Pick or drag the lines into the order they're said. Pick a placed line to take it back, or drag it to another place.

Fill in the blank

Pick the word that fits. The English is there to help.

Sentence 1 of 5

아, blank요.

Ah, I'm so full.

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