Turn your Lesson 3 sentences into questions, learn to say "no" two different ways, and put together your first short conversations.
No new grammar machinery today — just two small additions to sentences you can already build.
Unlike English, the word order stays exactly the same. Just raise your voice at the end and add a question mark — same sentence, different tone.
안 goes right before a verb to flip it negative. 아니에요 replaces 이에요/예요 when a noun is "not" something.
Question words, yes/no, and a couple of grammar helpers.
🔊 Uses your browser's built-in Korean voice — no download needed.
Take any sentence from Lesson 3, raise the pitch at the end, and it's a question. Answer with 네 (yes) or 아니요 (no).
Drop a question word into the same sentence pattern to ask for specific information.
Flip your Lesson 3 "I like ___" sentence between positive and negative with the switch below.
Three short exchanges using everything from Lessons 1–4.
10 questions on new words and negative sentences.