This is the sixth part in our brand new series for 2015 called “Korean Vocabulary Practice Writing Worksheets“. This series focuses on improving two areas vocabulary and writing. Each part looks at one of the 14 Korean consonants and has 8 words. Also all of these words only include a single consonant and are mainly 3 characters or less. This is to help beginners as these words are generally easily to read.
Key Korean Vocabulary for 비읍
Part 6 looks at the Korean consonant 비읍 (similar to an English B) and features the following 8 words:
- 비 = Rain
- 배 = Stomach
- 바지 = Pants
- 보다 = Look (verb)
- 바나나 = Banana
- 버터 = Butter
- 바퀴 = Wheel
- 부두 = Pier / Wharf
Free Korean Vocabulary Practice Writing Worksheet PDF Download
The free download below has the 8 different 비읍 words listed above. They are written in Korean and then 2 tracing and then 1 blank. Like always to available either as a JPEG image or a high quality PDF file (both of course are free): CLICK HERE for your FREE PDF copy of “ㅂ Vocabulary Practice Writing Sheet” by Fresh Korean
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This is part six of our Combined Vowel Korean Worksheet Series. The sixth Korean character we are going to look at is “ㅂ” which sounds similar to an English “B“. This worksheet includes all the different possible combined vowel combinations.
A few example words which include the ㅂ with combined vowels are: 뱀 = Baem (Snake), 뷔페 = Bwe/Pae (Buffet) and 베트맨 = Bae/Ter/Maen (Batman).
Here is your free printable worksheet either as a JPEG or PDF file, we hope that you find it useful:
CLICK HERE for your Free “ㅂ Combined Vowels Korean Writing Practice Worksheet” PDF File
To catch up with our Combined Vowels Guide plus Alphabet Chart , Part One, Part Two, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 please click the links.
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