Key facts
- 11 published PDFs: the Top 100 words, numbers and nine other themes.
- Each PDF has 3 or 4 practice pages plus an answer key, 36 practice pages in all.
- Every PDF is available in A4 and US Letter and prints in black and white.
- Levels: A1 for ten sheets, A2 for the culture sheet.
- Free for personal and classroom use, with no email gate or account.
- Korean text on the sheets is machine-generated and was reviewed and signed off by Min-ji Park on 15 October 2026.
Which Korean Vocabulary Worksheets Should I Start With?
Start with the sheet that matches the words you are learning now. Vocabulary sticks best when the sheet follows a lesson or a flashcard session within a day or two. Use this guide:
| Your situation | Start with | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You are brand new to Korean words | Top 100 Korean Words Worksheet | 100 core words in list order, over four pages |
| You want words for talking about people | Korean Family Words Worksheet | the older sibling words change with the speaker |
| You are about to travel | Korean Places Vocabulary Worksheet | town, transport and hotel sentences |
| You keep mixing up counting systems | Korean Numbers Worksheet | which system for age, time, money and date |
| You already know the basics and want culture words | Korean Culture Vocabulary Worksheet | holidays, K-pop and K-drama words at level A2 |
The next section lists every sheet, with the tasks inside each.
All Korean Vocabulary Worksheets on This Site
Each sheet below has its own page that describes the contents page by page, so you can judge the fit before you print. Press the play button to hear one lead word for each sheet.
Core Words and People
Top 100 Korean Words Worksheet
A 4-page PDF for the 100 core words of the Top 100 list: translate 50, write the Hangul for 50, match 20 and fill ten sentences. It is level A1 and pairs with the 100-word flashcards.
Open the top 100 korean words worksheet
Korean Family Words Worksheet
A 3-page PDF with a family tree to label (엄마, 아빠, 형, 누나), a page on who says what (형, 오빠, 누나, 언니 by speaker), and a jobs and body parts matching task.
See Korean Family Words Worksheet.
Home, Food and Places
Korean Daily Life Vocabulary Worksheet
A 3-page PDF for home, clothing and routines. You label a room and a wardrobe, fill in the clothing verbs 입다, 신다 and 쓰다, and put ten routine verbs in order. It drills verb pairings, not only nouns.
See Korean Daily Life Vocabulary Worksheet.
Korean Food Vocabulary Worksheet
A 4-page PDF for food and drink. You match 12 dish names to descriptions, find fruit and vegetable words in a word search, fill in restaurant phrases such as 주세요 and 맛있어요, and read a short menu.
See Korean Food Vocabulary Worksheet.
Korean Places Vocabulary Worksheet
A 3-page PDF for places in town and travel. You label a town map (은행, 병원, 약국), match transport words and complete hotel and airport sentences.
See Korean Places Vocabulary Worksheet.
Korean School Vocabulary Worksheet
A 3-page PDF for school, subjects and office life. You match school subjects, sort classroom and office words and complete a timetable.
See Korean School Vocabulary Worksheet.
Nature, Time and Numbers
Korean Nature Vocabulary Worksheet
A 3-page PDF for animals, weather, seasons and colours. It includes animal matching with the counter 마리, weather and season sentences, and a picture to colour from Hangul instructions.
See Korean Nature Vocabulary Worksheet.
Korean Time Words Worksheet
A 3-page PDF for days, months and time words. You write 월요일 to 일요일 and 1월 to 12월, read a weekly calendar and fill in 오늘, 어제, 내일 and 지금.
See Korean Time Words Worksheet.
Korean Numbers Worksheet
A 4-page PDF for the two number systems. You write 1 to 20 in both systems, choose the system for age, time, money and date, fill in counters such as 명, 마리, 잔 and 개, and read prices and times.
Open the korean numbers worksheet
Interests and Culture
Korean Hobbies Vocabulary Worksheet
A 3-page PDF for sports, music, films and games. You pair each sport with its verb (하다, 치다, 타다), match music and movie words and write three sentences about your own hobbies.
See Korean Hobbies Vocabulary Worksheet.
Korean Culture Vocabulary Worksheet
A 3-page PDF at level A2 for holidays, K-pop, K-drama and traditions. It has a holiday and date task, a K-pop and K-drama word match and a traditional culture crossword.
See Korean Culture Vocabulary Worksheet.
What Is the Best Order for the Sheets?
The best order follows the lessons: the Top 100 words first, then people and numbers, then the themes you need, with the culture sheet last. The first two give you words that appear in every other sheet. Numbers come early because many themes, such as time and food, use counters. If you follow the korean vocabulary section by theme, do the matching sheet right after each theme.
A simple plan is one sheet a week, three or four pages, with a page a day. Between sessions, review the same words with the matching flashcard deck from the vocabulary flashcards section, and say every word aloud.
Korean Vocabulary Worksheets Compared
| Sheet | Pages | What you do | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Top 100 words | 4 | translate, write Hangul, match, fill in | A1 |
| Family words | 3 | label a tree, choose by speaker, match jobs | A1 |
| Daily life | 3 | label, fill in clothing verbs, order a routine | A1 |
| Food | 4 | match dishes, word search, fill in, read a menu | A1 |
| Nature | 3 | match animals, write weather, colour | A1 |
| Time | 3 | write days and months, read a calendar | A1 |
| Places | 3 | label a map, match transport, fill in | A1 |
| School and work | 3 | match subjects, sort words, complete a timetable | A1 |
| Hobbies | 3 | pair sports with verbs, match, write | A1 |
| Culture | 3 | holidays, word match, crossword | A2 |
| Numbers | 4 | write, choose the system, counters, prices | A1 |
How Do the Sheets Work with the Flashcards?
Each sheet has a matching flashcard deck for on-screen review. The sheet is for writing and spelling, and the deck is for fast recall and listening. Doing both covers reading, writing and hearing the same word. The Top 100 sheet pairs with the 100 korean words flashcards deck, and the numbers sheet pairs with the numbers decks in the same section.
Tips for Printing
All the sheets print in black and white on A4 or US Letter paper. Print at 100 percent scale, with "fit to page" turned off, so the writing cells stay the same size. Leave the 12 mm margins alone if you plan to punch holes. If you want to keep the answers out of sight, print the last page of each PDF on its own.
For classroom use, print one copy of the answer key and hand it out after the sheet is done. Please link students to the page instead of re-hosting the PDFs, so that everyone receives the latest corrected version.
This collection is for practice, not for first teaching. Each page assumes the words have been met in a lesson or a deck. Used one sheet at a time, the korean vocabulary worksheets give you a steady routine for turning recognised words into words you can write.
Browse the full set of printables on the korean worksheets page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which theme sheet is best for beginners?
Start with the Top 100 Korean Words Worksheet, because its words are used in every other sheet. After that, the family sheet and the numbers sheet are the gentlest, with short word lists and clear tasks. The culture sheet is level A2, so leave it until last. If you are following a lesson, choose the sheet that matches its theme.
Are answer keys included?
Yes, every PDF ends with an answer key as one extra page. The key gives the correct answers for matching, fill-in, labelling and reading tasks, and some keys add a note on common mix-ups. Keep the key face down until you finish the exercise pages, because checking early removes the recall practice that makes the sheet work.
Are pictures included?
Some sheets have simple outline diagrams for labelling, such as a family tree, a room, a wardrobe or a town map, and the nature sheet has a picture to colour from Hangul instructions. The other sheets are text only. There are no photographs, so the pages print lightly in black and white and use little ink.
Can I print just one page of a sheet?
Yes. Every page of every PDF works on its own, so use your printer's page-range setting, for example page 2 only. Keep the scale at 100 percent so the writing cells stay full size. The rule box at the top of each page tells you what to do, so you do not need the earlier pages.
Is there audio for the words?
Each sheet's page has pronunciation audio for sample words, and the matching flashcard deck has a clip for every card. The printed PDFs are silent, so say each word aloud as you write it.
May I use these worksheets in class?
Free for personal and classroom use. Teachers may print copies for their students. No reselling or republishing online.
Free for personal and classroom use. Teachers may print copies for their students. No reselling or republishing online.