어렸을 때 친구들이랑 놀 때
(When I was a kid and played with my friends,)

우리는 항상 이렇게 말다툼을 했죠.
(We would always have a quarrel like this… )

야구 하자! 야구 말고 축구 하자!
Let’s play baseball. Let’s not play baseball, but play soccer!

축구 말고 숨바꼭질 하자!
Let’s play hide-and-seek, not soccer!

Can i say 빨간 티셔츠 instead of 빨간색 티셔츠 right?

My childhood conversations went more like this:
“What do you want to do?”
“I dunno…what do you wanna do?”
“I dunno…what do you wanna do?”
“You decide!”
“I can’t! You decide!”
“I dunno what I wanna do. What do you wanna do?”

Hello everybody. Yes, my attendance at KCLASS101 is very poor — no 개근상 (”Perfect Attendance Certificate”, from Beginner S2 #17) for me, definitely! — but I’m still studying.

And I really APPRECIATE my teachers here more and more all the time, especially since I am perpetually behind in my lessons. But as of today, I’m finally up to date with Beginner S2 (except for today’s lesson, #18), and the Newbie S2. Even **(over-)optimistically** hoping to start tackling the five Lower Intermediate lessons already released so far. Yay! Thank you!

I have a question now. In the pdf, there is a grammar note to the effect that certain colours “don’t have a separate “adjective” form”, namely the colours:

초록 (green)
보라 (purple)
갈색 (galsaek)
회색 (hoesaek)

I’d be so very grateful if some kind person could please tell me how the following example sentences from the pdf would read, if any one of these four colours were used instead:

하얀 티셔츠 주세요.
Please give me a white T-shirt.

저는 하양색이 좋아요.
I like the colour white.

자동차를 파랑으로 칠했어요.
I painted the car blue.

파란 모자를 샀어요.
I bought a blue cap.

Thank you so much for the very clear explanations and podcasts, which seem to be enough even though I have so little time that KCLASS101 is my only resource for learning this beautiful language!

Auntie 오랜만이에요 !!!!!!

지금부터 열심히 하세요 ^^! 그러면 개근상 드릴게요. ( this is my little homework for you to try to understand, although I’m sure you’ll get it easily! )

The words in the PDF is written in the order of
Color Name (romaja) / English / Adjective / …

so what you see there after the English words are the adjective forms

초록색
보라색
갈색
회색

So you can put them in front of other nouns to modify them.

These are some of the things I see right in front of my eyes right now

초록색 티셔츠 (green T-shirt)
보라색 펜 (purple pen)
갈색 가방 (brown bag)
회색 책상 (gray desk)

도움이 되면 좋겠어요! (I hope this helps!!)

자주 오세요^^!!

아니에요

And don’t worry if you’re too busy to win a 개근상(full attendance award)!

You can always go for ‘우등상 (good student award)’ that goes to students with good grades !!