Dialogue 2: What does your older brother do?
Watch the short video and listen to the dialogue. Dialogue 2 * 민지: 제니 씨 가족은 어디에 살아요? * 제니: 런던에 살아요. * 민지: 제니 씨 가족은 누가 계세요? * …
Course: Introduction to Korean 2
Vocabulary
The following are some family members’ names that we are going to study today. Try to practice with these words and expressions! Grandfather : 할아버지 Grandmother : 할머니 (Mother’s side) …
Role playing 1
This week we’re talking about our families and asking questions like ‘가족은 어디에 살아요?/누가 계세요?’ and answering with ‘~에 살아요./~가 있어요.’. Let’s practice some more dialogue for better pronunciation through …
Grammar 1 (있다/계시다)
Let’s study in detail about the expressions we learned today. ‘One of the meanings of the verb ‘있다’ is “to exist/be somewhere”. While this form is used with objects, friends …
Understanding expressions 1
Please follow the instructions with the educator. when you want to know how many people are there in someone else ‘s family, you can ask, ‘가족은 누가 계세요?’ And when …
Today’s expression
Today we’re going to learn how to say where our families live, how many family members there are, and how to call them in Korean. Watch the video to see …
Dialogue 1 : Where does your family live?
Watch the short video and listen to the dialogue. Dialogue 1 * 민지: 제니 씨 가족은 어디에 살아요? * 제니: 런던에 살아요. * 민지: 제니 씨 가족은 누가 계세요? * …
Introduction: This week
Hello everyone, This week we’ll start our second lesson of Korean. Last time we studied about expressions used when introducing ourselves. Have you practiced a lot? This week we are …
Role playing 2
We’ve studied the expressions used to ask someone we just met for the first time about their nationality and hometown. Now try to practice using the name of your country …
Role playing 1
This week we’re studying the expressions “저는 ~이에요.” and “~ 나라 사람이에요.”, used respectively when introducing ourselves and telling others our nationality. Let’s practice some more dialogue for better pronunciation …
Summary of Week 1
Have you enjoyed this week’s lesson? During this first lesson, we learned how to ask the name of someone we met for the first time. We also learned how to …
Vocabulary
The following are some vocabularies about ‘nationalities’. Try to practice with these words and expressions! 영국 사람 – English 프랑스 사람 – French 독일 사람- German 브라질 사람 – Brazilian …
Talking about Korean culture: Names
In Korea, the Family name comes ‘성(first)’ and is followed by ‘이름(the given name)’. There are various family names in Korea, such as: 김(Kim), 이(Lee), 박(Pak), 최(Choi), 정(Jung), etc… Commonly, …
Grammar 2 (~에/~에 살아요.)
In Korean, between the verb ‘to live’ and the name of the place (country, city, neighborhood, etc…) you have to put the locative particle ‘~에’, and say ‘~에 살아요.’. There …
Understanding expressions 2
‘어디에 살아요?(Where do you live?)’ is the expression used when asking someone where they live. When asked ‘어디에 살아요?’ you have to answer with the name of the city you …