Choose a topic, practice it, and we will work on it together in class.
| English | Korean | Example |
|---|---|---|
| soccer / football | μΆκ΅¬ | We play soccer in the park every Saturday. |
| basketball | λꡬ | He practices basketball after school every day. |
| baseball | μΌκ΅¬ | Baseball is very popular in Korea and Japan. |
| volleyball | 배ꡬ | We played volleyball on the beach all afternoon. |
| tennis | ν λμ€ | She takes tennis lessons twice a week. |
| badminton | λ°°λλ―Όν΄ | My parents play badminton in the morning. |
| table tennis / ping-pong | νꡬ | Table tennis requires very fast reactions. |
| golf | 골ν | My boss plays golf every weekend. |
| swimming | μμ | Swimming is great exercise for your whole body. |
| jogging | μ‘°κΉ | I go jogging along the river every morning. |
| cycling | μμ κ±° νκΈ° / μ¬μ΄ν΄λ§ | Cycling to work keeps me fit and healthy. |
| hiking | λ±μ° / νμ΄νΉ | We went hiking in the mountains last weekend. |
| skiing | μ€ν€ | Skiing is my favorite winter sport. |
| snowboarding | μ€λ Έλ³΄λ | He broke his arm while snowboarding last year. |
| ice skating | μ€μΌμ΄νΈ / λΉμ | The kids love ice skating at the outdoor rink. |
| boxing | κΆν¬ / λ³΅μ± | Boxing training is an intense full-body workout. |
| wrestling | λ μ¬λ§ | Wrestling has been an Olympic sport for centuries. |
| martial arts | 무μ / 무μ | She has studied martial arts since childhood. |
| taekwondo | νκΆλ | Taekwondo is Korea's national martial art. |
| judo | μ λ | He earned a black belt in judo. |
| yoga | μκ° | Yoga helps me relax after a stressful day. |
| gymnastics | 체쑰 | Gymnastics requires strength, balance, and flexibility. |
| weightlifting | μλ / μ¨μ΄νΈ νΈλ μ΄λ | Weightlifting builds muscle if you train regularly. |
| archery | μκΆ | Korea often wins gold medals in archery. |
| bowling | λ³Όλ§ | Let's go bowling with friends on Friday night. |
| surfing | μν / νλνκΈ° | He goes surfing whenever the waves are good. |
| rock climbing | μλ²½ λ±λ° | Rock climbing looks scary but is really fun. |
| marathon | λ§λΌν€ | She trained six months for her first marathon. |
| athlete | μ΄λμ μ | A professional athlete trains almost every day. |
| player | μ μ | The best player scored twice in the final. |
| coach | μ½μΉ / κ°λ | The coach told the team to play harder. |
| referee | μ¬ν | The referee showed the player a yellow card. |
| team | ν | Our team won the city championship this year. |
| teammate | ν λλ£ | He passed the ball to his teammate quickly. |
| opponent | μλ / μλνΈ | Never underestimate your opponent in a match. |
| spectator | κ΄μ€ | Thousands of spectators filled the stadium. |
| score | μ μ / λμ νλ€ | What's the score in the basketball game? |
| goal | 골 / λμ | He scored the winning goal in extra time. |
| win | μ΄κΈ°λ€ | We need one more point to win the game. |
| lose | μ§λ€ | Nobody likes to lose an important match. |
| tie / draw | 무μΉλΆ | The game ended in a two-two tie. |
| match | κ²½κΈ° / μν© | The tennis match lasted almost three hours. |
| tournament | ν λλ¨ΌνΈ / λν | Sixteen teams entered the summer tournament. |
| championship | μ μκΆ λν / μ°μΉ | They celebrated their first championship in ten years. |
| league | 리그 | Our club plays in the local amateur league. |
| stadium | κ²½κΈ°μ₯ / μ€νλμ | The new stadium holds sixty thousand people. |
| court | μ½νΈ | The players warmed up on the tennis court. |
| field / pitch | κ²½κΈ°μ₯ / νλ | The players ran onto the field before kickoff. |
| gym | 체μ‘κ΄ / ν¬μ€μ₯ | I go to the gym three times a week. |
| warm up | μ€λΉ μ΄λμ νλ€ | Always warm up before you start exercising. |
| work out | μ΄λνλ€ | She works out at the gym every evening. |
| stretch | μ€νΈλ μΉνλ€ | Remember to stretch your legs after running. |
| train | νλ ¨νλ€ | The team trains hard twice a day. |
| cheer | μμνλ€ | The fans cheered loudly for their team. |
| medal | λ©λ¬ | She won a gold medal at the Olympics. |
| record | κΈ°λ‘ | He broke the world record in the 100 meters. |
| whistle | νΈλ£¨λΌκΈ° / νμ¬ | The referee blew the whistle to stop play. |