We will probably be doing a few more graphics on food and drinks in the upcoming weeks. Here are the words in this infographic:
우유 (u-yu) = milk
고기 (go-gi) = meat
과일 (gwa-il) = gwa-il
계란/달걀 (gye-ran/dal-gyal) = egg (there is no difference between the two words except that 계란 is formed from Chinese characters and 달걀 is pure Korean)
소금 (so-geum) = salt
치즈 (chi-jeu) = cheese
빵 (bbang) = bread
샐러드 (sael-leo-deu) = salad
야채/채소 (ya-chae/chae-so) = vegetables (like the words for egg, these have no difference except that 야채 is from Chinese characters and 채소 is from pure Korean)
Also notice that many food words in Korea are Konglish so they can be easy to recognize and understand for beginners.
You can review and practice these words more with our printable PDF worksheets for beginners here.