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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.
일요일부터 월요일까지 / 예약하고 싶어요
Use for a booking interval: . means one night. and are practical room labels, using Sino-Korean numbers.
states the request; chooses the room. Ask about a included meal with The particle means also, not only.
Reuse future plans to confirm attendance: . There is no extra future ending for a woman, man, singular or plural subject.
할 수 있어요 / 해도 돼요? / 부터
Reuse the ability pattern for skills: . here marks the language or means. The verb keeps ; do not add another polite ending to the first stem.
Permission uses , while ability uses . asks May I think it over? says I can start.
A calendar start date uses : . A deadline uses : . Korean puts the time before the verb. Reuse the past to explain where you worked or lived before.
세 달 / 십 년 / 아직 몰라요
Common duration phrases use , , , and . Days and months often use native forms, while years with use Sino-Korean numbers. Learn these useful combinations instead of applying one number system everywhere.
To describe how long you lived somewhere, put the duration before the past verb: . This is a simple past account; there is no need to import an English present-perfect tense.
means I do not know yet. says not yet; says already. Give an invitation as a clear time plus , then a short reason or plan.
가져왔어요 / 모두 / 여기에도
means brought here; means took away. Reuse these verbs for the collected objects. The object particle stays with the thing moved.
can follow a place particle: , here too. and mean all; context tells you whether they refer to people or things. There is no requirement to pluralise every noun.
means Nabi’s things are here too. The owner can directly precede , just as a name can precede a home noun. Give the explanation with short past and present sentences plus .
살 거예요 / 결정했어요 / 모두 알아요
The final scene combines the whole course: states the current home, recalls living here, and gives the plan. Time words and the final ending make the meaning clear.
says I decided. is a negative future plan, while reports past inability. Keep both the negative meaning and the time in mind.
Korean can omit a repeated subject, but a name or can make a contrast clear. Polite endings are still appropriate between these friendly adults. The course does not require formal written style, reported speech or extended relative clauses.
Practice 1/6 · Finding words
Spot the patterns again
Tap the highlighted form described in this unit.
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It is from Sunday until Monday.
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I work in Korean.
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I lived in Hanbit for three months.
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Nabi brought the key here.
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May I think it over?
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I do not know yet.
Practice 2/6 · The right form
Choose the friendly polite form
Choose the form that fits the English meaning and the polite sentence.
As Lukas
저는 루카스예요. 일요일 월요일까지예요.
I am Lukas. It is from Sunday until Monday.
As Lena
저는 레나예요. 일요일 월요일까지예요.
I am Lena. It is from Sunday until Monday.
As Lukas
저는 루카스예요. 한국어 일해요.
I am Lukas. I work in Korean.
As Lena
저는 레나예요. 한국어 일해요.
I am Lena. I work in Korean.
한빛에서 달 살았어요.
I lived in Hanbit for three months.
나비가 열쇠를 .
Nabi brought the key here.
지금 여기에서 .
I live here now.
주세요.
A single room, please.
생각해 ?
May I think it over?
몰라요.
I do not know yet.
Practice 3/6 · Fill the gaps
Complete a short message
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
한빛에서 달 살았어요.
I lived in Hanbit for three months.
나비가 열쇠를 .
Nabi brought the key here.
지금 여기에서 .
I live here now.
주세요.
A single room, please.
생각해?
May I think it over?
몰라요.
I do not know yet.
Practice 4/6 · Building sentences
Build useful sentences
Put the words in order.
As Lukas
I am Lukas. I lived in Hanbit for three months.
As Lena
I am Lena. I lived in Hanbit for three months.
As Lukas
I am Lukas. Nabi brought the key here.
As Lena
I am Lena. Nabi brought the key here.
I live here now.
Yes. A single room, please.
Yes. May I think it over?
Yes. I do not know yet.
Practice 5/6 · In situations
What would you say?
Choose the right words for the situation.
It is from Sunday until Monday.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
It is from Sunday until Monday.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
I work in Korean.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
I work in Korean.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
I lived in Hanbit for three months.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
I lived in Hanbit for three months.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
Nabi brought the key here.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
Nabi brought the key here.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
May I think it over?
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
May I think it over?
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
I do not know yet.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
I do not know yet.
You say:
Use the form and meaning explained in this unit.
Practice 6/6 · Matching
Connect messages and meanings
Match the pairs.
Unit complete