意味
Stating one's nationality.
文化的背景
Nationality is a standard part of introductions. It helps determine the social hierarchy. Similar to Korea, using '人' (person) is standard. Very direct and common in all social settings. Nationality is often secondary to profession or name in casual introductions.
Use '저'
Always use '저' (humble I) with '입니다' to maintain a polite tone.
Don't drop '사람'
While you can drop it in casual speech, it sounds incomplete in formal speech.
意味
Stating one's nationality.
Use '저'
Always use '저' (humble I) with '입니다' to maintain a polite tone.
Don't drop '사람'
While you can drop it in casual speech, it sounds incomplete in formal speech.
Context matters
Nationality is a common icebreaker in Korea; don't be surprised if people ask.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct nationality classifier.
저는 한국 _____입니다.
'사람' means person, which is required for nationality.
Choose the most formal sentence.
Which sentence is best for a job interview?
'-입니다' is the formal polite ending.
Match the country to the person.
Match: 1. 한국, 2. 미국, 3. 일본
Simple vocabulary matching.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 어느 나라 사람이에요? B: ________.
The question asks for nationality.
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4 問題저는 한국 _____입니다.
'사람' means person, which is required for nationality.
Which sentence is best for a job interview?
'-입니다' is the formal polite ending.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Simple vocabulary matching.
A: 어느 나라 사람이에요? B: ________.
The question asks for nationality.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問No, that literally means 'I am America'. You must add '사람' (person).
'인' is more formal and used in writing. '사람' is better for speaking.
During introductions or when asked about your background.
In Korea, it is a very common and polite question.
You can say '저는 [국적1] 사람이고 [국적2] 사람입니다.'
Yes, always Subject-Nationality-Copula.
Yes, it is perfectly appropriate.
'입니다' is the formal polite style, which is safer for new acquaintances.
Usually, texting is more casual, so you might use '이에요' or '이야'.
Most countries have a standard Korean name. Look it up in a dictionary.
関連フレーズ
어느 나라 사람이에요?
builds onWhat country are you from?
저는 [국적]에서 왔습니다.
synonymI come from [Country].
한국인입니다.
specialized formI am Korean.
만나서 반갑습니다.
similarNice to meet you.
