Lesson 2
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Lesson 2: What is this? - Part 1 „What is this? „
Dialog
A: 이게 뭐예요?
B: 연필이에요.
A: 그럼 저게 뭐예요?
B: 지우개예요.
Vocabulary 단어
Korean
RR
Grammatical Terms
English
이게
ige
this thing (here)
이
i
con
this
이게 > 이것이
ige > igeoti
con + ma
this thing + subject marker
연필
yeonpil
n
pencil
그럼
keureom
con
then
저게
jeoge
that thing (here)
저
jeo
con
that
저게 > 저것이
jeoge > jeogeoti
con + ma
that thing + subject marker
지우개
jiugae
n
rubber; eraser
Phrases 표현:
Korean
RR
English
이게 뭐예요?
ige mwoyeyo?
„What is this?“
그럼 저게 뭐예요?
keureom jeoge mwoyeyo?
„What is that?“
Additional words: 사물 (things)
Korean
RR
Grammatical Terms
English
물건
mulgeon
n
things
문구 (stationery)
볼펜
bolpen
n
ball pen
사전
sajeon
n
dictionary
의자
uija
n
chair
책
chaek
n
book
책상
chaeksang
n
(writing-) desk
필통
piltong
n
pencil case
소지품 (personal belongings)
가방
kabang
n
bag; backbag
구두
kudu
n
(leather-) shoe
모자
moja
n
hat; cap
시계
sigye
n
clock
안경
angyeong
n
glasses
Lesson 2: What is this? - Part 2 „Whose is it? „
Dialog
A: 이게 뭐예요?
B: 핸드폰이에요.
A: 누구 거예요?
B: 제 거예요.
A: 와! 참 멋있어요.
B: 고마워요.
Vocabulary 단어
Korean
RR
Grammatical Terms
English
핸드폰
haendeupon
n
cellphone
제
je
con
my
거> 것
geo > geot
n
thing
와
wa
inter
wow
참
cham
adv
real; really; absolutely
멋있다
meositda
cv
to look chic; to look cool; to look good
고맙다
komapda
cv
to be thankful
Phrases 표현:
Korean
RR
English
누구 거예요?
nugu geoyeyo?
„Whose is it?“
제 거예요.
je geoyeyo.
„It's mine.“ (literally: „It's my thing.“)
참 멋있어요.
cham meosisseoyo.
„Looks really cool.“
고마워요.
komawoyo.
„Thank you.“
Additional words: 기계 (machines)
Korean
RR
Grammatical terms
English
복사기
bogsagi
n
copier
전자사전
jeonjasajeon
n
electronical dictionary
전자
jeonja
n
electronical
카메라
kamera
n
camera
컴퓨터
keompyuteo
n
computer
엠피쓰이
empisseui
n
MP3
자전거
jajeongeo
n
bike
Grammar (for Part 1 & 2)
Differences between the speaking levels of Korean language:
common speech of informal-polite speaking level
standard language of informal-polite speaking level
Explanation
When to use?
more easy; informal situation
you know your speaking partner but only as acquaintance
work situation
speaking partners are in similar age and social status
Who use it? (just examples)
acquaintances
students; pupils
colleagues at a company
teachers; lecturers; tutors
What's the typical characteristic?
distinguishing mark of this speaking level is the usual end
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