Lesson 1 Part 2
AFF's Korean LessonLesson 1: Nice to meet you 반갑습니다 - Part 2 „Who is this person? 이분이 누구예요? „
Dialog
A: 소라 씨, 이분이 누구예요?
B: 미나 씨예요.
A: 안녕하세요? 미나 씨. 저는 창운이에요.
C: 안녕하세요? 창운 씨.
A: 회사원이에요?
C: 아니요, 학생이에요.
Vocabulary 단어
Korean
RR
Grammatical Terms
English
이분
ibun
n
this person; he; she
이분이
ibuni
n+ma
this person; he; she + subject marker [see grammar]
누구
nugu
qp/n
who
아니다
anida
kv
not to be (negated kopula verb)
additional words:
저기 소개
jeogi sogae
introduce oneself / self-introduction
저기
jeogi
n
oneself; the person itself
소개
sogae
n
introduction
Phrases 표현:
Korean
RR
English
이분이 누구예요?
ibuni nuguyeyo
„Who is this person?“
아니요.
aniyo
„No.“
Jobs 직업:
Korean
RR
Grammatical Terms
English
선생님
seonsaengnim
n
teacher (form of address)
선생
seonsaeng
n
teacher
요리사
yorisa
n
cook; chef
요리
yori
n
dish; food
의사
uisa
n
doctor
학생
haksaeng
n
pupil; student
회사원
huisawon
n
company employee
회사
huisa
n
company
Note: in Korean you have no differentiation between singular, plural or gender; 님 is a formal address and follows after the titel; 사 literally means 'master', 원 literally means 'official'/'officer'.
Grammatical Terms:
Shortcut
Name
adj
adjective
adv
adverb
av
action verb
con
conjunction
cv
characterisic verb
ev
'existence' verb
inter
interjection
kv
kopula verb
ma
marker
mw
measure word
n
noun
num
number
qp/n
question word (counts as noun)
Grammar 문법
1) Question word 누구:
In Korean all question words counts as noun, so the kopula verb follows directly.
Examples:
누구예요? („Who is this?“)
이분이 누구예요? („Who is this person?“)
2) Noun + marker:
To a noun you can add one or two marker. It places the noun into the sentence (subject, object, th
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