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Learn Korean with KoreanClass101.com! While you’re sitting by the pool in Korea, you’re enjoying a cold beverage. Of course, for you and your Korean friends, the perfect thing that goes with sun and a cold drink is a salty snack. You pull out a bag of tortilla chips and start chowing down. Ten minutes later, your friend hops out of the pool and asks for the bag of chips in Korean. When you hand it to her, she tells you in Korean, “I thought we had a new bag of chips with us.” You reply in Korean, “It was a new bag…I just opened it a few minutes ago. I had a few…” She responds in Korean, “A few? It looks like you might have had a few hundred chips…the bag is almost empty!” You say in Korean, “No way! Did I eat that many chips?” You study the nutritional information on the bag and tell your friend in Korean, “Oh no! Gotta go!” Your friend asks in Korean, “Where are you going?” You reply in Korean, “I have to swim approximately forty-five laps to work off what I just ate!”

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