Names in context · LESSON 2 / 4
Say your name
Introduce yourself with a short name phrase.
Quick phrase
유나예요.I’m Yuna.
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Imagine meeting two fictional learners, Yuna and Junho. In a clear introduction, the name alone with a polite ending can be enough: “I’m Yuna.”
Listen and choose
Listen first. Choose what you hear. This optional practice does not change your saved quiz score.
I’m Yuna.
I’m Junho.
Useful basics on this page
Hello.
유나 and 준호 both end in a vowel, so these examples use 예요. For now, learn the whole phrase. In the next lesson, compare names and other nouns with and without a final consonant. The speaker is understood from the introduction; 예요 does not itself mean “I”.
Try it yourself
Yuna introduces herself. Choose her line.
Build “I’m Junho.” in an introduction.
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Quick review: someone helps you. Choose your reply.
RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL
Say it in your own time.
Without looking: introduce yourself as Yuna, then as Junho.
유나예요. / 준호예요.
This is your own speaking check; pronunciation is not recorded or graded.
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