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Workbook

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Thank you for studying with us at TalkToMeInKorean.com. This PDF workbook has been built to help you reinforce what you have learned from the first ten lessons (Lesson 1 - Lesson 10) of Level 1 at Talk-ToMeInKorean. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to write to us!

Level 1 Lesson 1

Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the next page.

1. What is the most commonly used greeting in Korean, when you want to say “Hello,” “Good morning,” “Good afternoon,” or “Hi” to someone?

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2. How do you say “Thank you” in polite and formal Korean?

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3. What is the term for referring to the polite and formal language in Korean?

a. [ jan-so-ri] b. [ jon-daet-mal] c. [han-gu-geo] d. [an-nyeong]

Thank you

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has been made to help you reinforce what you have learned from our lessons number 1 through 10 in Level 1 at TalkToMeInKorean.com. The audio file for ALL of the Korean sentences that ap-pear in this workbook is also available for download.

The STORE section of the site will open very soon and you will be able to browse through and purchase some really interesting Korean learning material, BUT even when we start running the store, we want to try our best to keep the prices of the products sold in the TTMIK STORE very low and reasonable so that MORE people can enjoy learning without spending too much money. One way you can help us make it possible to keep providing great learning material at inexpen-sive costs is to make donations. It doesn’t have to be a lot of money, or you don’t have to if you don’t want to, or can’t afford to at the moment. But any small donation you make will be an enormous amount help in keeping all our regular lessons completely FREE and our store prod-ucts very inexpensive.

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Workbook

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 1

1. 안녕하세요. [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] 2. 감사합니다. [gam-sa-ham-ni-da] 3. b [ jon-daet-mal]

Level 1 Lesson 2

1. Basically, how do you say “Yes” in polite formal Korean?

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2. Basically, how do you say “No” in polite formal Korean?

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3. What is the difference between the Korean “Yes” and “No” and the English “Yes” and “No”?

a. The Korean “Yes” and “No” are stronger than the English “Yes” and “No.”

b. The Korean “Yes” and “No” express your agreement or disagreement to what the other person said, rather than expressing whether the fact itself is true or not.

c. In Korean, there is no “No” but there is only “Yes.”

4. How do you say “That’s right” in polite formal Korean?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 2

1. 네. [ne]

2. 아니요. [a-ni-yo] 3. b

4. 맞아요. [ma-ja-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 3

1. If you are leaving a place and the others are staying, how do you say “Goodbye” in polite formal Korean? The literal translation of this expression is “Please stay in peace.”

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2. If you are the one staying and the others are leaving the place, how do you say “Goodbye” in polite formal Korean? The literal translation of this expression is “Please go in peace.”

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3. If both you and the other person are leaving the place you are in now, and no one is stay-ing, what do you say to the other person to say “Goodbye” in polite formal Korean?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 3

1. 안녕히 계세요. [an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo] 2. 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] 3. 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 4

1. If you made a mistake or did something that you feel bad about, what can you say in polite Korean to apologize?

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2. You are running up the stairs inside a busy subway station and accidentally stepped on somebody’s foot. What can you say to the person to apologize?

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3. You are in a restaurant and you are now ready to order. What do you say to the waiter to get his or her attention?

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4. You want to pass through a crowd of people or reach out for a book in a bookstore but there is someone in your way, what can you NOT say to mean “Excuse me”?

a. 죄송합니다. [ joe-song-ham-ni-da] b. 잠시만요. [ jam-si-man-yo] c. 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo]

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 4

1. 죄송합니다. [ joe-song-ham-ni-da] 2. 죄송합니다. [ joe-song-ham-ni-da] 3. 저기요. [ jeo-gi-yo]

4. c (안녕히 가세요 means Goodbye.)

Level 1 Lesson 5

The expression for “to be” as in “This

is

an apple” in Korean is

이에요

[i-e-yo] or

예요

[ye-yo] depending on whether the last letter of the word that comes before is a consonant or a vowel. Choose which one should be used after each noun.

1.

학생

[hak-saeng] +

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student 2.

의자

[ui-ja] +

( )

chair 3.

이거

[i-geo] +

( )

this one 4.

집

[ jip] +

( )

house 5.

진짜

[ jinjja] +

( )

real

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 5

1.

학생이에요.

[hak-saeng-i-e-yo] = I’m a student. / He’s a student. / They are students. 2.

의자예요.

[ui-ja-ye-yo] = It’s a chair.

3.

이거예요.

[i-geo-ye-yo] = It’s this one.

4.

집이에요.

[ jib-i-e-yo] = It’s a house. / I am at home. 5.

진짜예요.

[ jin-jja-ye-yo] = It’s real.

6. How do you say “water” in Korean?

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7. How do you say “what” in Korean?

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8. How do you say “What is it?” in polite formal Korean?

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9. How do you say “It’s me.” in polite formal Korean?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 5

6. 물 [mul] 7. 뭐 [mwo]

8. 뭐예요? [mwo-ye-yo?] 9. 저예요. [jeo-ye-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 6 & 7

Match words that have the same meaning.

There may be several Korean words for one English word.

1.

이거

[i-geo] 2.

저것

[ jeo-geot] 3.

그거

[geu-geo] 4.

그것

[geu-geot] 5.

저거

[ jeo-geo] 6.

이것

[i-geot]

7. How do you say “What is this?” in polite formal Korean?

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8. How do you say “What is that over there?” in polite formal Korean?

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a.

this one

(near you) b.

that one

(far from you and near the other person) c.

that one over there

(far from both you and the other person)

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 6 & 7

1. 이거 - a 2. 저것 - c 3. 그거 - b 4. 그것 - b 5. 저거 - c 6. 이것 - a

7.

이거 뭐예요?

[i-geo mwo-ye-yo?] = What is this?

8.

저거 뭐예요?

[ jeo-geo mwo-ye-yo?] = What’s that over there?

Please fill in the blanks to make the Korean sentences and the English sentences have the same meaning.

9.

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커피예요?

= Is this coffee?

10.

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물이에요.

= No. It’s water.

11.

그거

( )

예요?

= What is it?

12.

저거 뭐

( )?

저거 커피

( )?

= What is that? Is that coffee over there?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 6 & 7

9. 이거 [i-geo] = this one, this thing 10. 아니요 [a-ni-yo] = No.

11. 뭐 [mwo] = what 12. 예요 [ye-yo] = to be

Level 1 Lesson 8

1. In Korean, 우유 [u-yu] is milk. How do you say “This is NOT milk”?

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2. In Korean, 술 [sul] is alcohol. How do you say “It’s NOT alcohol”?

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3. 저 [ jeo] is “I” in polite Korean and 학생 [haksaeng] is a student.

How do you say “I am NOT a student”?

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4. “My fault” in polite Korean is 제 잘못 [ je jal-mot].

How do you say “It’s not my fault”?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 8

1.

이거 우유 아니에요.

[i-geo u-yu a-ni-e-yo] = This is not milk. 2.

술 아니에요.

[sul a-ni-e-yo] = It’s not alcohol.

3.

저 학생 아니에요.

[ jeo haksaeng a-ni-e-yo] = I am not a student. 4.

제 잘못 아니에요.

[ je jal-mot a-ni-e-yo] = It’s not my fault.

Level 1 Lesson 9

1. What are the topic marking particles in Korean?

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&

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2. What are the subject marking particles in Korean?

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&

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3.

이거 좋아요.

[i-geo jo-a-yo] means “This is good.”

How do you say “I don’t know about other things, but THIS ONE is good”?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 9

1. 은 [eun] & 는 [neun] 2. 이 [i] & 가 [ga]

3. 이거는 좋아요. [i-geo-neun jo-a-yo]

4.

피자 비싸요.

[pi-ja bi-ssa-yo] means “Pizza is expensive.”

How do you say “The other things are not expensive, but PIZZA is expensive”?

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5.

피자 비싸요.

[pi-ja bi-ssa-yo] means “Pizza is expensive.” When someone asks you, “WHAT is expensive?” how do you say “It’s PIZZA that is expensive”?

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6. How do you say “

What is this?

” in polite formal Korean?

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What about this one? What is it?

” in polite formal Korean?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 9

4. 피자는 비싸요. [pi-ja-neun bi-ssa-yo] 5. 피자가 비싸요. [pi-ja-ga bi-ssa-yo] 6. 이거 뭐예요? [i-geo-mwo-ye-yo?]

7. 이거는 뭐예요? [i-geo-neun mwo-ye-yo?]

Level 1 Lesson 10

1. How do you say “to have” or “there is” in polite formal Korean?

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2. How do you say “I have time.” in polite formal Korean?

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3. How do you ask someone “Do you have friends?” or “Do you have a friend?”

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4. How do you ask someone “Do you have Korean friends?”

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 10

1. 있어요 [i-sseo-yo]

2. 시간 있어요 [si-gan i-sseo-yo] 3. 친구 있어요? [chin-gu i-sseo-yo?]

4. 한국 친구 있어요? [han-guk chin-gu i-sseo-yo?]

5. How do you say that you “don’t have” something?

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6. Let’s imagine that you are running a store, and you ran out of bottled water.

A customer is looking for some bottled water, so you want to tell him or her “We don’t have water.” How do you say that?

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7. Do you remember the Korean word for “fun”? What is it?

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8. How do you say that something “is no fun” or “is not interesting”?

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 10

5. 없어요 [eop-seo-yo]

6. 물 없어요 [mul eop-seo-yo] 7. 재미 [ jae-mi]

8. 재미 없어요 [ jae-mi eop-seo-yo]

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Workbook

for Level 1 Lessons 11 - 20

Level 1 Lesson 11

Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

1. In Korean, 커피 [keo-pi] is coffee. How do you say

“Do you have coffee?”

in Korean?

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2. How do you say

“Don’t you have coffee? / You don’t have coffee?”

in Korean?

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3. How do you say

“Give me some milk, please.”

in Korean?

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Thank you

for downloading this workbook from TalkToMeInKorean.com. This WORKBOOK

has been made to help you reinforce what you have learned from our lessons number 11 to 20 in Level 1 at TalkToMeInKorean.com. The audio files for ALL of the Korean sentences that appear in this workbook are also available for download.

As you know all our regular lessons are free of charge and will stay that way. And for the prod-ucts on sale in the Store section of the site, we want to try our best to keep their prices very low and reasonable so that MORE people can enjoy learning without spending too much money. One way you can help us make it possible to keep providing great learning material at inexpensive costs is to make donations. It doesn’t have to be a lot, or you don’t even have to if you don’t want to or can’t afford to at the moment. But any small donation you make will be an enormous amount help in keeping all our regular lessons completely FREE and our store products very in-expensive.

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Workbook

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Level 1 Lesson 12

1. How do you say

“taste”

in Korean?

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2. Your friend invites you to dinner and cooks for you and the food is really good!

How do you say

“It’s tasty. / It’s delicious.”

in Korean?

a. 맛있어요. [ma-si-sseo-yo] b. 맛없어요. [ma-deop-seo-yo] c. 죄송해요. [ joe-song-hae-yo]

3. You have finished your meal, and the food was great. So you want to thank your friend for the meal. The phrase you can say literally means “I have eaten well.” but it really means

“Thank you for the food.”

How do you say that in Korean?

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Level 1 Lesson 13

1. There are a lot of delicious foods in Korea. So it’s hard to choose just one dish for lunch. You might want to just take the same thing as your friend does. In that case, how do you say

“What do you want to eat?”

in Korean?

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Match words and sentences which are related to each other.

2.

영화

[yeong-hwa] (movie)

a.

먹고 싶어요.

[meok-go si-peo-yo]

3.

여행

[yeo-haeng] (trip)

b.

보고 싶어요.

[bo-go si-peo-yo]

4.

피자

[pi-ja] (pizza)

c.

가고 싶어요.

[ga-go si-peo-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 14

Please fill in the blanks to make the Korean sentneces and the English sentences have the same meaning. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

A :

이거

1.

( )

싶어요.

= I want to read this.

B :

이거요?

= This one?

A :

네.

= Yeah.

B :

이거

2.

( )

예요?

= What is this?

A :

이거

3.

( )

이에요.

= This is a book.

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Level 1 Lesson 15

Do you remember the

Sino-Korean numbers

?

Do you still get confused about how to say years in Korean? Let’s practice!

1. How do you count from 1 through 10 using the sino-Korean number system?

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2. In what year were the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games held? How do you say that in Ko-rean?

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3. McDonald’s Big Mac meal set is \4,900 in Korea. How do you say

“\4,900”

in Korean?

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Level 1 Lesson 16

In order to conjugate a verb into the present tense, you take the verb stem, and add one of these endings:

아요

[a-yo],

어요

[eo-yo],

여요

[yeo-yo]

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1. If the verb stem’s last vowel is

ㅏ

[a] or

ㅗ

[o], it is followed by

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. 2. Only one verb stem, which is

하

[ha], is followed by

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.

3. If the last vowel is NOT ㅏ[a] or ㅗ [o], it is followed by

( )

.

4. “To eat” is 먹다 [meok-da] in Korean. If you want to conjugate the verb 먹다 into the pres-ent tense, what does it become?

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Level 1 Lesson 17

Please fill verb’s conjugations in the blanks. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

In order to conjugate a verb into the past tense, you take the verb stem, and add one of these endings:

았어요

[a-sseo-yo],

었어요

[eo-sseo-yo],

였어요

[yeo-sseo-yo]. Now, please fill in the blanks below.

1.

팔다

[pal-da] = to sell

Present Tense:

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Past Tense:

팔았어요

[pa-ra-sseo-yo]

2.

이상하다

[i-sang-ha-da] = to be strange Present Tense:

이상해요

[i-sang-hae-yo) Past Tense:

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3.

기다리다

[gi-da-ri-da] = to wait Present Tense:

기다려요

[gi-da-ryeo-yo]

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Past Tense:

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4.

쓰다

[sseu-da] = to write, to use Present Tense:

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Past Tense:

썼어요

[sseo-sseo-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 18

1. How do you say

“where”

or

“which place”

in Korean?

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There are location marking particles in Korean:

에

[e],

에서

[e-seo]. Please put 에 [e] or 에 서 [e-seo] in its appropriate place.

2.

집

( )

있어요.

= I am at home.

3.

집

( )

뭐 해요?

= What are you doing at home?

4.

집

( )

일해요.

= I work at home.

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1. How do you say

“When did you do (it)?”

in Korean?

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2. How do you say

“When do you get up?”

in Korean?

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3. How do you say

“When did you come?”

in Korean?

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Level 1 Lesson 20

Do you also remember the

Native-Korean numbers

?

1 = 하나 [ha-na] 2 = 둘 [dul] 3 = 셋 [set] 4 = 넷 [net] 5 = 다섯 [da-seot]

6 = 여섯 [yeo-seot] 7 = 일곱 [il-gop] 8 = 여덟 [yeo-deol] 9 = 아홉 [a-hop] 10 = 열 [yeol]

1. How do you say

“20”

in the native-Korean numbers?

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2. How do you say

“I am twenty years old.”

in Korean?

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3. How do you say

“I am twenty four years old.”

in Korean?

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4. How do you say

“I am twenty five years old.”

in Korean?

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5. How do you say

“I am twenty seven years old.

” in Korean?

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6. How do you say

“I am twenty nine years old.”

in Korean?

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7. How do you say

“I am forty years old.”

in Korean?

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Workbook

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Great job! Now here are the answers for the questions:

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 11

1. 커피 있어요? [keo-pi i-sseo-yo?] 2. 커피 없어요? [keo-pi eop-seo-yo?] 3. 우유 주세요. [u-yu ju-se-yo.]

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 12

1. 맛 [mat] 2. a

3. 잘 먹었습니다. [ jal meo-geo-sseum-ni-da]

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 13

1. 뭐 먹고 싶어요? [mwo meok-go si-peo-yo?]

2. 영화 [yeong-hwa] b.보고 싶어요. [bo-go si-peo-yo]

영화 보고 싶어요.

3. 여행 [yeo-haeng] c.가고 싶어요. [ga-go si-peo-yo]

여행 가고 싶어요.

4. 피자 [pi-ja] a.먹고 싶어요. [meok-go si-peo-yo]

피자 먹고 싶어요.

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 14

1. 읽고[il-ggo]

A:

이거 읽고 싶어요.

[i-geo il-ggo si-peo-yo] 2. 뭐 [mwo]

B :

이거 뭐예요?

[i-geo mwo-ye-yo] 3. 책 [chaek]

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 15

1. 1 = 일 [il] , 2 = 이 [i], 3 = 삼 [sam], 4 = 사 [sa], 5 = 오 [o],

6 = 륙 [ryuk] or 육 [yuk], 7 = 칠 [chil], 8 = 팔 [pal], 9 = 구 [gu], 10 = 십 [sip] 2. 이천십년 [i-cheon-sim-nyeon]

3. 사천구백원 [sa-cheon-gu-baek-won]

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 16

1. 아요 [a-yo] 2. 여요 [yeo-yo] 3. 어요 [eo-yo]

4. 먹어요 [meo-geo-yo]

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 17

1. 팔아요 [pa-ra-yo]

2. 이상했어요 [i-sang-hae-sseo-yo] 3. 기다렸어요 [gi-da-ryeo-sseo-yo] 4. 써요 [sseo-yo] (NOT 쓰어요)

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 18

1. 어디 [eo-di] 2. 에 [e]

3. 에서 [e-seo] 4. 에서 [e-seo]

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 19

1. 언제 했어요? [eon-je hae-sseo-yo] 2. 언제 일어나요? [eon-je i-reo-na-yo] 3. 언제 왔어요? [eon-je wa-sseo-yo]

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Answers for Level 1 Lesson 20

1. 스물 [seu-mul]

2. 스무 살이에요. [seu-mu sal-i-e-yo.]

3. 스물 네 살이에요. [seu-mul ne sal-i-e-yo.]

4. 스물 다섯 살이에요. [seu-mul da-seot sal-i-e-yo.] 5. 스물 일곱 살이에요. [seu-mul il-gop sal-i-e-yo.] 6. 스물 아홉 살이에요. [seu-mul a-hop sal-i-e-yo.] 7. 마흔 살이에요. [ma-heun sal-i-e-yo.]

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Workbook

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Thank you for studying with us at TalkToMeInKorean.com. This PDF workbook has been built to help you reinforce what you have learned from the first ten lessons (Lesson 21 - Lesson 25) of Level 1 at TalkToMeInKorean. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to write to us!

Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the last pages of this PDF.

Level 1 Lesson 21

Do you remember how to make

negative sentences

in Korean? Let’s practice!

1. “To trow away” is 버리다 [beo-ri-da] in Korean. How do you say “

I threw it away.

” in Korean?

( )

I DIDN’T throw it away.

” in Korean?

( )

Please fill in the blanks to make the Korean sentences and the English sentences have the same meaning.

A: 이거 매워요? = Is this spicy?

B: 아니요. 3.

( )

= No.

It’s not spicy.

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ㄱ: 한국어 공부했어요? = Did you study Korean?

ㄴ: 아니요. 4.

( )

= No.

I didn’t study Korean.

Level 1 Lesson 22

Please match the English sentences and the Korean sentences which have the same meaning.

1.

to clean

a.

노력하다

[no-ryeok-ha-da]

2.

to exercise, to work out

b.

기억하다

[gi-eok-ha-da]

3.

to regret

c.

청소하다

[cheong-so-ha-da]

4.

to remember

d.

운동하다

[un-dong-ha-da]

5.

to make an effort, to try hard

e.

후회하다

[hu-hoe-ha-da]

Level 1 Lesson 23

1. How do you say “who” in Korean?

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2. 어제

( )

왔어요? = Who came yesterday?

3. 이거

( )

예요? = Who is this?

4. 그거

( )

만들었어요? =Who made that?

Level 1 Lesson 24

Please match the English words and the Korean words which have the same meaning.

1.

why

a.

누구

[nu-gu]

2.

what

b.

어떻게

[eo-tteo-ke]

3.

who

c.

왜

[wae]

4.

where

d.

뭐

[mwo]

5.

how

e.

어디

[eo-di]

Please fill in the blanks with “얼마” or “얼마나”.

6.

( )

였어요? = How much was it?

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= How often do you come?

8.

( )

무거워요? = How heavy is it?

9.

( )

예요? = How much is it?

Level 1 Lesson 25

1. -에서 [e-seo] and -부터 [bu-teo] both mean “from” and they are usually interchangeable, but in some cases they are NOT interchangeable. For which one of the following is it

interchangeable?

a. From Seoul b. From now c. From yesterday

2. How do you say “Until now” in Korean?

( )

3. How do you say “Until tomorrow” in Korean?

( )

4. How do you say “From here to there” in Korean?

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5. How do you say “From head to toe” in Korean?

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6. How do you say “From morning until evening” in Korean?

( )

Answers

Level 1 Lesson 21

1. 버렸어요. 2. 안 버렸어요. 3. 안 매워요. 4. 한국어 공부 안 했어요.

Level 1 Lesson 22

1. to clean = c. 청소하다

2. to exercise, to work out = d. 운동하다 3. to regret = e. 후회하다

4. to remember = b. 기억하다

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Level 1 Lesson 23

1. 누구 2. (어제) 누가 (왔어요?) 3. (이거) 누구(예요?) 4. (그거) 누가 (만들었어요?)

Level 1 Lesson 24

1. why = c. 왜 2. what = d. 뭐 3. who = a. 누구 4. where = e. 어디 5. how = b. 어떻게 6. 얼마(였어요?) 7. 얼마나 (자주 와요?) 8. 얼마나 (무거워요?) 9. 얼마(예요?)

Level 1 Lesson 25

1. a (From Seoul) 2. 지금까지 3. 내일까지 4. 여기부터 저기까지, 여기에서 저기까지 5. 머리에서 발끝까지 6. 아침부터 저녁까지

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Level 2 Lesson 1

1. “To wear” is 입다 [ip-da] and “blue jeans” is 청바지 [cheong-ba-ji]. How do you say

“I’m going to wear blue jeans.”

in Korean?

( )

2. “To sell” is 팔다 [pla-da] in Korean.

How do you say

“What are you going to sell?”

in Korean?

( )

3. How do you say

“What are you going to do tomorrow?”

in Korean?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 2

을

[eul] and

를

[reul] are object marking partciles in Korean. Do you remember how to decide Thank you for downloading this workbook from TalkToMeInKorean.com. This WORKBOOK has been made to help you reinforce what you have learned from our lessons number 1 to 10 in Level 2 at

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which one is used depending on the certain word? Please fill in the blanks with either “을” or “ 를”. 1.

사과

( )

2.

핸드폰

( )

3.

시계

( )

4.

여행

( )

Level 2 Lesson 3

Please fill in the blanks with “그리고” or “그래서”.

1.

책, 연필 ( ) 공책

= A book, a pencel and a notebook.

2.

저는 학생이에요.

( )

돈이 없어요.

= I am a student. So I don’t have money.

3.

김밥은 맛있어요.

( )

김밥을 자주 먹어요.

= Kimbap is delicious. So I eat kimbap often.

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Fill in the blanks to complete the Korean sentences.

1.

친구

( )

영화 봤어요.

= I saw a movie with a friend.

2.

누구

( )

같이 갔어요?

= Who did you go with?

3.

김밥

( )

라면 좋아해요.

= I like kimbap and ramen noodles.

Level 2 Lesson 5

Match the Korean words with their English equivalents.

1.

일요일

a.

Saturday

2.

화요일

b.

Sunday

3.

토요일

c.

Thursday

4.

목요일

d.

Monday

5.

수요일

e.

Friday

6.

월요일

f.

Wednesday

7.

금요일

g.

Tuesday

Level 2 Lesson 6

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( )

I’m tired. But I’m okay.

”?

( )

It’s good. But it’s expensive.

”

( )

Yesterday, it rained. But now, it doesn’t rain.

”

( )

Level 2 Lesson 7

1. 받다 [bat-da] is “to receive”. How do you say “

I received it from a friend.

”?

( )

2. 물어보다 [mu-reo-bo-da] is “to ask”. How do you say “

Whom did you ask?

”

( )

3. 질문 [ jil-mun] is “a question.” How do you say “

Do you have a question for me?

”

( )

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1. How do you say “What time is it?” in Korean?

( )

2. How do you say “3 o’clock”?

( )

3. How do you read “1:15” (time)?

( )

4. How do you read “5:47” (time)?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 9

1. When you count objects in Korean, how do you say “three things”?

( )

2. When you count people in Korean, how do you say “five people?”

( )

3. How do you say “three chairs”? The word for “chair” is 의자 [ui-ja].

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Level 2 Lesson 10

1. 읽다 [il-da] is “to read”. How do you say “I am reading a book?”

( )

2. How do you ask someone “What are you doing?”

( )

3. How do you say “What were you doing?”

( )

Answers

Leve 2 Lesson 1

1. 청바지 입을 거예요. 2. 뭐 팔 거예요? 3. 내일 뭐 할 거예요?

Level 2 Lesson 2

1. (사과)를 2. (핸드폰)을 3. (시계)를 4. (여행)을

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Level 2 Lesson 3

1. (책, 연필) 그리고 (공책) 2. (저는 학생이에요.) 그래서 (돈이 없어요.) 3. (김밥은 맛있어요.) 그래서 (김밥을 자주 먹어요.)

Level 2 Lesson 4

1. (친구)랑/하고 (영화 봤어요.) 2. (누구)랑/하고 (같이 갔어요?) 3. (김밥)이랑/하고 (라면 좋아해요.)

Level 2 Lesson 5

1. 일요일 = b. Sunday 2. 화요일 = g. Tuesday 3. 토요일 = a. Saturday 4. 목요일 = a. Thursday 5. 수요일 = f. Wednesday 6. 월요일 = d. Monday 7. 금요일 = e. Friday

Level 2 Lesson 6

1. 그런데 2. 피곤해요. 그런데 괜찮아요. 3. 좋아요. 그런데 비싸요. 4. 어제는 비 왔어요. 그런데 지금은 비 안 와요.

Level 2 Lesson 7

1. 친구한테 받았어요. / 친구한테서 받았어요. 2. 누구한테 물어봤어요? 3. 저한테 질문 있어요?

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Level 2 Lesson 8

1. 몇 시예요? 2. 세 시 3. 한 시 십오 분 4. 다섯 시 사십칠 분

Level 2 Lesson 9

1. 세 개 2. 다섯 명 3. 의자 세 개

Level 2 Lesson 10

1. 책 읽고 있어요. 2. 뭐 하고 있어요? 3. 뭐 하고 있었어요?

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Level 2 Lesson 11

I am a student.

” in Korean?

( )

2. The word for “name” is

이름

[i-reum]. “My name” is

제 이름

[ je i-reum]. How do you say “

My name is Minsu

.”?

( )

I am 20 years old.

”?

( )

I live in Seoul.

”?

( )

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Level 2 Lesson 12

1. In Korean, the word for month is 월 [wol]. How do you say

September

?

( )

2. What is the word for

day

or

days

in Korean?

( )

September 25th

”?

( )

4. How do you ask “

what month

”?

( )

what date

”?

( )

What date is your birthday?

”

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Level 2 Lesson 13

1. “I am a teacher.” is 저는 선생님이에요. [ jeo-neun seon-saeng-ni-mi-e-yo.] How do you say “

I am a teacher, too.

”?

( )

2. “Do you study Korean?” is 한국어 공부해요? [han-gu-geo gong-bu-hae-yo?]

How do you ask “

Do you study Korean, too

(in addition to other languages)?”

( )

Give me this, too.

”? There can be two ways.

( )

Level 2 Lesson 14

1. “To see” is 보다 [bo-da]. How do you say “

to also see

” or “

to even see

”?

( )

I teach English.

”?

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I also teach English.

” or “

I even teach English

.” with the focus on the act of teaching?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 15

1. What is the word for “

only

” that you attach after nouns and pronouns?

( )

this only

”?

( )

3. “To see” is 보다. [bo-da] How do you say “

to only see

”?

( )

I only drink beer.

”

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Level 2 Lesson 16

It’s a bit expensive.

”?

( )

It’s very interesting.

”?

( )

It’s really strange.

”?

( )

It’s not that expensive.

”?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 17

1. “To go” is 가다. [ga-da] How do you say “

I can go.

”?

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I can’t do it.

”?

( )

Can you do this?

”

( )

Can we meet now?

”

( )

Level 2 Lesson 18

1. “To do” is 하다. How do you say “

to do something well

” or “

to be good at

doing something

”?

( )

2. And how do you say “

to be bad at doing something

”?

( )

3. What can you say to imply that you’re either bad at doing something or unable to do something?

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I am good at swimming.

”?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 19

1. “To eat” is 먹다. [meok-da] How do you say “

eating

” “

the act of eating

” or “

what

you eat

” in Korean?

( )

I like reading books.

”

( )

I don’t like spicy things.

”

( )

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I have to go.

”?

( )

I have to do it now.

”

( )

Where do you have to go tomorrow?

”

( )

Answers

Leve 2 Lesson 11

1. 저는 학생이에요. [ jeo-neun hak-saeng-i-e-yo.] 2. 제 이름은 민수예요. [ je i-reu-meun min-su-ye-yo.] 3. 저는 20살이에요. [ jeo-neun seu-mu-sa-ri-e-yo.] 4. 저는 서울에 살아요. [ jeo-neun seo-u-re sa-ra-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 12

1. 9월 [gu-wol] 2. 일 [il] 3. 9월 25일 [gu-won i-si-bo-il] 4. 몇 월 [myeo-dwol] 5. 며칠 [myeo-chil]

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6. 생일이 몇 월 며칠이에요? [saeng-i-ri myeo-dwol myeo-chi-ri-e-yo?]

Level 2 Lesson 13

1. 저도 선생님이에요. [ jeo-do seon-saeng-ni-mi-e-yo.] 2. 한국어도 공부해요? [han-gu-geo-do gong-bu-hae-yo?]

3. 저도 이것 주세요. [ jeo-do i-geot ju-se-yo.] / 저 이것도 주세요. [ jeo i-geot-do ju-se-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 14

1. 보기도 하다 [bo-gi-do ha-da]

2. 저는 영어를 가르쳐요. [ jeo-neun yeong-eo-reul ga-reu-chyeo-yo.]

3. 저는 영어를 가르치기도 해요. [ jeo-neun yeong-eo-reul ga-reu-chi-gi-do hae-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 15

1. 만 [man] 2. 이것만 [i-geot-man] 3. 보기만 하다 [bo-gi-man ha-da] 4. 맥주만 마셔요. [maek-ju-man ma-syeo-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 16

1. 조금 비싸요. [ jo-geum bi-ssa-yo.] 2. 아주 재미있어요. [a-ju jae-mi-i-sseo-yo.] 3. 정말 이상해요. [ jeong-mal i-sang-hae-yo.] 4. 별로 안 비싸요. [byeol-lo an bi-ssa-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 17

1. 갈 수 있어요. [gal su i-sseo-yo.]

2. 할 수 없어요. [hal su eop-seo-yo.] / 못 해요. [mot hae-yo.] 3. 이거 할 수 있어요? [i-geo hal su i-sseo-yo?]

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Level 2 Lesson 18

1. 잘 하다 [ jal ha-da]

2. 잘 못 하다 [ jal mot ha-da] 3. 못 하다 [mot ha-da]

4. 저는 수영을 잘 해요. [ jeo-neun su-yeong-eul jal hae-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 19

1. 먹는 것 [meok-neun geot]

2. 책 읽는 것 좋아해요. [chaek ilk-neun geot jo-a-hae-yo.] 3. 매운 것 안 좋아해요. [mae-un geot an jo-a-hae-yo.]

Level 2 Lesson 20

1. 가야 돼요. [ga-ya dwae-yo.] / 가야 해요. [ga-ya hae-yo.] 2. 지금 해야 돼요. [ ji-geum hae-ya dwae-yo.]

3. 내일 어디 가야 돼요? [nae-il eo-di ga-ya dwae-yo?]

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Level 2 Lesson 21

1.

“To be fast”

is

빠르다

[ppa-reu-da]. How do you say

“to be faster”

?

( )

2.

“To be good”

is

좋다

[jo-ta]. How do you say

“to be better”

?

( )

3. How do you say

“Coffee is more expensive than water.”

?

( )

4. How do you say

“This book is more interesting than that book.”

?

( )

5. How do you say

“I came here earlier than yesterday.”

?

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Level 2 Lesson 22

1.

“좋다

[ jo-ta]

”

and

“좋아하다

[ jo-a-ha-da]

”

are similar in meaning but quite different in usage. Which one is closer to “actively” liking something?

( )

2.

Using the verb “좋다

[ jo-ta]

”,

how do you say

“I like the Korean language.”

?

( )

3.

Using the verb “좋아하다

[ jo-a-ha-da]

”

, how do you say

“I like the Korean

language.”

?

( )

4.

Using the verb “좋아하다

[ jo-a-ha-da]

”

, how do you say

“민수 likes 2NE1.”

?

( )

5.

Using the verb “좋다

[ jo-ta]

”

, how do you say

“What is your favorite?”

?

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Level 2 Lesson 23

1.

“To sleep”

is

“자다

[ ja-da]

”

, how do you say

“If I sleep now”

?

( )

Match the Korean words with their English equivalents.

2.

보다

[bo-da] a. if you are going to watch it

3.

보면

[bo-myeon] b. if you watch it, if I watch it

4.

봤으면

[bwa-sseu-myeon] c. to watch

5.

볼 거면

[bol geo-myeon] d. if I watched it, if they watched it

6. How do you say

“If it rains tomorrow, I’m going to be at home.”

?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 24

1. How do you say

“still”

and

“not yet”

in Korean?

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2. How do you say

“I don’t know yet.”

in Korean?

( )

3.

“already”

is

“벌써

[beol-sseo]

”

. How do you say

“Is it already over? Did it

al-ready finish?”

?

( )

이미 means “already” as well, so basically 이미 and 벌써 seem to have the same meaning, but in fact, Koreans often distinguish the meanings of these two words.

4. How do you say

“He already graduated from school.“

- You (and probably also the other person) have known about this fact since long before you say this sentence.)

그 사람은

( )

학교를 졸업했어요.

[geu sa-ram-eun ( ) hak-gyo-reul jo-reop-hae-sseo-yo]

5. How do you say

“He already graduated from school.”

- You might have found out about this fact recently, or you already knew about this but the other person may have not known about it before you say it.

그 사람은

( )

학교를 졸업했어요!

[geu sa-ram-eun ( ) hak-gyo-reul jo-reop-hae-sseo-yo]

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2.

“what”

is

“뭐

[mwo]

”

, how do you say

“something”

in Korean?

( )

3. How do you say

“When are you going to go to Japan?”

?

( )

4. How do you say

“I’m going to go to Japan one day.”

?

( )

5. How do you say

“Something is strange.”

?

( )

Level 2 Lesson 26

1. When you want to tell or ask someone to do something, you add the ending

-아/어/여세

요 [-a/eo/yeo-se-yo]

to the verb stem. How do you say

“Do it.”

?