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Basic Phrases and Conversation flashcards

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This GoConqr page gathers flashcards on greetings, introductions, questions and classroom language, from Korean to Indonesian and Japanese. School students can practise everyday phrases, while teachers can find material for classroom routines. There are over 70 flashcards made by more than 50 users. Choose a deck to get started.

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Basic phrases and conversation flashcards

The decks on this page cover a range of languages and situations. Korean distinguishes greetings and apologies by formality, and includes different ways to say goodbye depending on who is leaving. Greetings/Expressions brings together Japanese phrases for daily encounters, while an Indonesian deck focuses on questions about names, families and where people live.

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If you want to practise questions, start with Basic Questions in Hindi. For classroom routines, try General Classroom Language or Classroom Instructions. Each offers a focused set of phrases rather than a broad conversation.

Work through a few cards at a time, then revisit them in a different order. Say each answer aloud and notice which questions or forms need another look. When individual phrases feel familiar, look on the unit page for another format to practise using them. Pick a deck and begin with a short session.

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Which flashcards can I use to practise introductions?

The Indonesian deck on introducing yourself includes questions about names, where someone comes from and where they live. The Korean deck based on a first lesson presents a short conversation with names and introductions. Both give you phrases to read and practise in context.

Are there flashcards for formal and informal expressions?

Yes. The deck called Korean includes formal and informal greetings, thanks and apologies. Another deck presents phrases such as asking someone to repeat or speak slowly in formal and informal forms. These distinctions give you a way to compare how a phrase changes with the situation.

Are these flashcards free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own flashcards, quizzes, mind maps and notes, and save quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.

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