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Korean in everyday situations

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

역에 / 버스로 / 걸어서

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FormExampleMeaning
go by bus
go by underground
go left

With movement, marks the destination: . For transport use after a vowel or final , and after other consonants: , , , . means go on foot; learn it as a practical phrase.

The direction particle also works with left, right and straight: , , . Use these phrases with for polite directions.

Contrast , going to the station, with , meeting at the station. The particle identifies the role of the place.

반 킬로 / 카드로 / 매달

A measure follows its number: , , . Weight and metric measures commonly use Sino-Korean numbers. means half; it does not require another noun ending.

means by card; means in cash. These follow the same means pattern as transport. A payment question can be a short in context.

is every month; is one month. , , , are useful time-period phrases. Counting and calendar labels do not all use one universal number pattern.

이 번 승강장 / 왕복 표 / 출발해요

A platform label uses Sino-Korean numbers plus : , platform two. Counting two platforms would be . Read a label as a label, not as an object count.

means a return ticket; means a one-way ticket. Tickets are counted with native numbers plus : . Use to say you return today.

A printed 24-hour time can use Sino-Korean hours: . In ordinary conversation it is also natural to say . Learn the afternoon label rather than changing the verb tense.

같이 가요 / 먼저 / 다시

The normal polite present, with a friendly tone and , can suggest an action: , Let us go together. A question such as can propose sitting down first.

Use for first and for then. means again; means another/different before a noun. Keep the plan as two or three short sentences.

means I am not from here, literally not a person of here. contrasts your current home. No special tense is needed for a change of topic.

앞에 / 뒤에 / 사이에

A place noun followed by , , , , or , then , locates something: . Korean puts the reference place first, unlike English behind the bank.

For between, join the two reference places with or , then : . For opposite, use . These are location expressions, not verb endings.

Use for on/above, for below and for beside. A map statement normally ends in . For the destination of an action, the same position phrase can accompany or .

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