Study Uzbek

LANGUAGE · FAMILY · CULTURE

Learn Uzbek. Connect with family and culture.

Explore 50 free mini lessons with illustrated conversations, Korean and English explanations, practice activities, and quizzes.

Start with Lesson 1, or choose a familiar topic from the directory below.

우즈베크어를 처음 배워도 괜찮아요. 한국어 또는 영어 설명을 골라 50개의 미니 수업을 함께 배워요.

전체 50과 보기 · Browse all 50 lessons ↓

연습지 PDF 받기 · Practice PDFs ↓

학습 안내 · How to use this course
  1. 한국어 또는 영어 버튼을 눌러 설명 언어를 선택해요. 처음이라면 1과부터 시작해요.Choose Korean or English explanations. If you are new to Uzbek, start with Lesson 1.
  2. 만화를 읽고 짧은 대화를 소리 내어 연습해요. 번역을 가리고 다시 말해 보세요.Read the comic and practise the short conversation aloud. Cover the translation and try again.
  3. 직접 해 보기와 퀴즈를 풀고 정답을 확인해요. 가족이나 친구와 역할을 바꾸어 연습해요.Complete the practice and quiz, then check the answers. Swap roles with a family member or friend.

부모님께: 한 번에 모두 외우기보다 익숙한 한 문장을 생활 속에서 함께 써 보세요. 가족이 쓰는 표현을 덧붙여도 좋아요.

For parents: Practise one familiar sentence in everyday life. Add expressions your own family uses, and revisit a lesson whenever helpful.

전체 수업 · All 50 lessons

주제별로 수업을 골라 보세요. 각 수업의 한국어 또는 English 버튼을 누르면 해당 언어의 설명으로 이동해요.

Browse by topic. Every lesson offers the same Uzbek learning focus with Korean or English explanations.

인사와 가족
Greetings and family

1–5과 · Lessons 1–5

3과 · Lesson 3

어디 출신이야? 어디에 살아?

Where are you from?

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

학교와 주변 세상
School and everyday things

6–10과 · Lessons 6–10

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

나의 하루
My day

11–15과 · Lessons 11–15

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

가게와 이동
Shops and getting around

16–20과 · Lessons 16–20

19과 · Lesson 19

학교에 어떻게 가?

How do you get to school?

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

공부와 도움
Learning and helping

21–29과 · Lessons 21–29

26과 · Lesson 26

연필 좀 빌려줄래?

Can you lend me your pencil?

27과 · Lesson 27

이건 누구의 책이야?

Whose book is this?

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

전화와 약속
Calls and plans

30–36과 · Lessons 30–36

31과 · Lesson 31

내일 뭐 할 거야?

What will you do tomorrow?

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

먹고 놀며 배우기
Eating, playing and learning

37–43과 · Lessons 37–43

40과 · Lesson 40

솜사 몇 개 살까?

How many somsa shall we get?

42과 · Lesson 42

이걸 우즈베크어로 뭐라고 해요?

How do we say this in Uzbek?

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

마음과 도움, 마무리
Feelings, help and review

44–50과 · Lessons 44–50

46과 · Lesson 46

화장실이 어디예요?

Where is the restroom?

47과 · Lesson 47

길을 잃었어요. 도와주세요

I'm lost. Please help me.

50과 · Lesson 50

나도 우즈베크어로 말할 수 있어!

I can speak Uzbek too!

주제 목록으로 · Back to topics ↑

인쇄용 연습지 · Printable Practice Packs

10과씩 묶은 A4 연습지예요. 낱말, 쓰기 활동, 종합 복습과 정답이 들어 있어요. 한국어 또는 영어 설명을 선택하세요.

Practise ten lessons at a time with A4 vocabulary sheets, writing activities, mixed review, and answers. Choose Korean or English instructions.

PDF는 새 탭의 Google Drive에서 열려요. 다운로드 또는 인쇄 버튼을 눌러 사용하세요.

PDFs open in Google Drive in a new tab. Use the viewer's Download or Print button.

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