Names in context · LESSON 2 / 4

Say your name

Introduce yourself with a short name phrase.

Imagine meeting two fictional learners, Yuna and Junho. In a clear introduction, the name alone with a polite ending can be enough: “I’m Yuna.”

Two fictional adult learners greeting each other in a quiet classroom. — A first meeting · Imagine introducing yourself here. Original AI-generated illustration.

유나예요.

I’m Yuna.

준호예요.

I’m Junho.

Notice the pattern

유나 and 준호 both end in a vowel, so these examples use 예요. For now, learn the whole phrase. In the next lesson, compare names and other nouns with and without a final consonant. The speaker is understood from the introduction; 예요 does not itself mean “I”.

Try it yourself

Yuna introduces herself. Choose her line.

Build “I’m Junho.” in an introduction.

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Quick review: someone helps you. Choose your reply.

RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL

Say it in your own time.

Without looking: introduce yourself as Yuna, then as Junho.

Finish each practice question and make a recall self-check to save completion. You can browse freely from the unit menu.

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