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You just arrived in Korea, and it was a very long flight. Although your family is excited to have the opportunity to spend three weeks vacationing in Korea, they are all very cranky from the trip. The Korean airline stewardess politely tells your son in Korean, “we are in Korea, so don’t forget your bags!” Your son grumpily tells her in Korean, “I didn’t bring any with me, so don’t worry!” As you apologize to her in Korean, she smiles and tells you in Korean, “It is such a long flight so I never take it personally.” When you arrive at the hotel, the clerk tells your family in Korean, “I work all night, so I’ll be here if you need anything.” Embarrassingly, your daughter snaps back in Korean, “we are all practically adults (which she is not), so I am sure we can handle ourselves.” Again, you find yourself apologizing to a very understanding person in Korean. Upon entering the hotel room you tell your children in Korean, “You are all in horrible moods after the long trip, so take a nap right now!” Then you turn to your very patient and quiet wife and tell her, “however, we are in Korea, so let’s go have some FUN!”

Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! This Korean Beginner lesson will complete our three part series in which we teach you how to give reasons for your actions or inactions in Korean. In the previous lesson we discussed how to talk about reason for actions that occurred in the past. In this lesson, we will talk about reasons for actions related to the future or to commands. Stop by KoreanClass101 so you can get more Korean lessons and Korean learning materials! Leave us a message while you are there! 

 

Korean students, korean high school

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You just got a new promotion to manager in the Korean department of your company. Your first task as the new supervisor in Korea-inventory. As the new manager, you have no problem assembling a small team of workers who will do anything to impress you…or at least to not upset you! Now, all you have to do is explain the task to them-in Korean. Suddenly, it occurs to you that although you can count very well in English…you have no idea how to count or how to write the numbers in Korean! Not only can you not motivate your team in Korean, you can’t do the task yourself! You have all these smiling Korean faces looking up at you, awaiting your instructions in Korean…and you have nothing to tell them! Now would be a good time to pick a secret Korean office favorite to help you count in Korean!

 

Learning Korean with KoreanClass101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Korean! In this Korean lesson, we will teach you how to make proposative statements in Korean, using “let’s….” Then, we talk about the verb “to take,” in Korean to talk about taking pictures. Be careful with this one…it can’t be used in any other way in Korean! Finally, we will teach you how to count from 1-10 in Korean! This could be very useful in many different situations while you are in Korea! So, listen in to today’s lesson and afterwards stop by KoreanClass101.com to find even more great Korean lessons and learning resources!

 

Korean picture

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