Course: Introduction to Korean 2

With this, you have finished our six week long course ‘Introduction to Korean 2’! During this period we studied about many different topics together. Did you enjoy it? We hope …

This week, keeping on with last week’s topic, we learned a few new expressions useful when shopping in Korea. First, we learned what we should say if we like something …

Previously we learned how to express that we don’t like the dresses we tried on. Not only for dresses, but also for hats and shoes as well. If after trying …

What do foreigners buy when they come to Korea? The first is ‘김(Gim, Dried seaweed)’. In the past, only tourists from Asian countries such as Japan or China would buy …

We learned a few adjective in the steps before. ( 크다, 작다, 길다, 짧다, 비싸다, 싸다) When using these adjectives to modify a noun you have to attach ’ㄴ‘ or …

When clothes are too small you can say ‘더 큰 것 없어요?’, it’s an expression you can use to request clothes bigger than the one you had. When the clerks …

Watch the short video and listen to the dialogue. Dialogue 2 * 점원: 어떠세요? * 손님: 바지가 조금(좀) 작아요. 더 큰 것 없어요? * 점원: 그럼 이걸 입어 보세요.

This week we are studying how to describe something we are trying on in a shop. Let’s practice some more dialogue for better pronunciation through Role playing. you can choose …

Now we are going to learn some adjectives useful for this week’s topic. All of these verbs in English have the meaning of ‘to wear/to try on’, but in Korean …

Let’s study in detail about the expressions we learned today. ‘이걸로 주세요’ means that you chose to buy this one thing. In this phrase the particle ‘-(으)로’ is used differently …

Please follow the instructions with the educator. After trying something on in a shop, the clerk will ask us ‘어떠세요?’. If we like the clothes and we want to buy …

Today we are going to learn what to say in this situation. So, let’s learn together step by step. Watch the video to see how to say the phrases you …

Watch the short video and listen to the dialogue. Dialogue 1 * 점원: 어떠세요? * 손님: 좋아요. 이걸로 주세요. * 점원: 어떠세요? * 손님: 바지가 조금(좀) 작아요.

Hello! Last week we learned useful expressions for when we go shopping in Korea. First, we learned how to ask for the price, didn’t we? After that, we learned what …

As we studied before, for clothes like t-shirts, skirts and pants we use the verb ‘입다’, while shoes and sneakers the verb is ‘신다’ and the verb ‘쓰다’ is used …