Korean Vegetables — Memory
Flip the cards and find the pairs — a picture and its Korean word, like 당근, 토마토 and 감자. Each pair you find helps the word stick, with the English meaning right there.
Flip two cards to find a matching pair — a picture and its word.
You found every pair! 🎉
How to play
- 1
Flip a card
Tap any card to turn it over and reveal a picture or a word.
- 2
Find its pair
Flip a second card to match each picture with its English word.
- 3
Clear the board
Find every pair to win, then play again with a fresh set.
Korean vegetable words in this game
Here is the full list of words in this game, each with a picture and its English meaning. Use it to study before or after you play.
| Picture | Korean | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 당근 | carrot | |
| 토마토 | tomato | |
| 감자 | potato | |
| 옥수수 | corn | |
| 브로콜리 | broccoli | |
| 양파 | onion | |
| 마늘 | garlic | |
| 피망 | pepper | |
| 오이 | cucumber | |
| 가지 | eggplant | |
| 버섯 | mushroom | |
| 상추 | lettuce |
Korean vegetables — questions & answers
How do you say "vegetables" in Korean?
The Korean word for "vegetables" is 채소. This game teaches the most common vegetable names in Korean, each with a picture and its English meaning.
Do I need to read Hangul to play?
No — jump right in. Every word appears in Hangul next to a picture and its English meaning, so you can match by meaning while your eyes get used to the letters. Hangul is famously logical, and recognizing whole words like this is a natural first step.
Is this game free?
Yes — it runs right in your browser, needs no sign-up or download, and you can replay it as many times as you like.
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