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Using casual speech with friends

Choose the natural casual form for each situation. Pay attention to noun endings, pronouns, punctuation, and your relationship with the listener.

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Question 1

You tell a close friend about your older brother’s job. 우리 형은 _____.

Options: 경찰이에요, 경찰야, 경찰이야

Question 2

You tell a close friend about your aunt’s job. 우리 이모는 _____.

Options: 간호사야, 간호사이야, 간호사예요

Question 3

A close friend thinks the new student is a doctor, but you correct them. 저 사람은 의사가 _____.

Options: 아니에요, 아니, 아니야

Question 4

You are telling your friend that you are busy now. _____

Options: 나 지금 바빠?, 나 지금 바빠., 나 지금 바빠요.

Question 5

You want to ask your friend whether they are busy now. _____

Options: 너 지금 바빠요?, 너 지금 바빠., 너 지금 바빠?

Question 6

Your friend asks, “내 우산이야?” It is not theirs. Give a short casual reply: “_____, 네 우산이 아니야.”

Options: 아니, 아니요, 응

Question 7

Your friend says, “난 게임을 좋아해.” Contrast your own preference: “_____ 영화를 좋아해.”

Options: 내가, 저는, 난

Question 8

A friend asks, “누가 이 케이크를 만들었어?” Answer that you made it: “_____ 만들었어.”

Options: 나는, 내가, 저는

Question 9

You point out your bag to a friend. “저기 의자 옆에 있는 게 _____ 가방이야.”

Options: 내가, 나, 내

Question 10

Change “저는 학생이에요.” into natural casual speech for a close friend: _____

Options: 저는 학생이야., 나는 학생이에요., 나는 학생이야.

Question 11

Ask a close friend to close the door: “문 좀 _____.”

Options: 닫아요, 닫아 줘, 닫아 주세요

Question 12

Change the polite instruction “여기에 앉으세요.” into natural casual speech for a close friend: “여기에 _____.”

Options: 앉으세, 앉아요, 앉아

Question 13

You have become close to a classmate, but first ask politely whether casual speech is okay: “우리 이제 말 _____?”

Options: 놓아도 돼요, 놓아 주세요, 놓아야 돼요

Practice Using casual speech with friends with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 13 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.

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