Lesson Practice for Absolute Beginner Season 2 Lesson 16

[timandyou]

A. Key Vocabulary
Please translate the following vocabulary into Korean.
Example - 1. "exercise" : hint (un-dong)
운(un) + 동(dong) = 운동 (un-dong)
2. "morning": hint (a-chim)

3. "afternoon" : hint (jeom-sim)

4. "evening" : hint (jeo-nyeok)

5. "to eat" : hint (meok-da)

6. "homework" : hint (suk-je)

7. "to sleep" : hint (ja-da)


B. Lesson Focus
The focus of this lesson is about Preposition of time - 에 (e) "at, in".
The preposition of Time, -에 (-e) "at, in", marks the time (or direction, location) when attached to a noun.
Example - 1. "at 7:00" : hint (il-gop-si-e)
일(il) + 곱(gop) + 시(si) + 에(e) = 일곱시에 (il-gop-si-e)
2. "at 1:00 pm" : hint (o-hu han-si-e)

3. "at 8:00 am" : hint (a-chim yeo-deol-si-e)

4. "on Monday" : hint (wol-yo-il-e)

5. "on Saturday" : hint (to-yo-il-e)

6. "in this year" : hint (ol-hae-e)


C. Test yourself
Please translate the following into Korean.
Example - 1. "At what time in the morning, do you wake up?" : hint (a-chim myeot-si-e il-eo-namnikka?)
아침 몇 시에 일어납니까?
2. "At what time in the afternoon, do you eat lunch?" : hint (o-hu myeot-si-e jeom-sim-eul meok-seumnikka?)

3. "At what time in the evening, do eat supper?" : hint (jeo-nyeok mueot-si-e jeo-nyeok-eul meok-seumnikka?)

4. "What would you do on Friday?" : hint (keum-yo-il-e-(neun) mwo-hae?)

5. "What do you do (in) next week?" : hint (da-eum-ju-e-(neun) mwo-hae?)


If you answer them in Korean, that's PERFECT!
If you answer them in Romanization, that's good too.
Reply this post then, I will kindly assist and give you the answers.
여러분 힘 내세요~~! Don't give up guys~~!
Cheers, Tim
Tim

[bjonale]

Morning: 아침
Afternoon: 점심
To eat: 먹다
Homework: 숙제
To sleep: 자다

Lesson focus:
오후 한(1)시에
아침 여덟시에 or 오전 여덟시에 (?)
월요일에
토요일에
올해에

Test yourself:

오후 몇시에점심을 먹습니까?
저녁 몇시에 저녁을 먹습니까?
금요일에 뭐 해요?
다음주에 뭐 해요?

Thanks again for checking my answers! It's all starting to make sense! I'm remembering more words, but still need to look up the spelling. This whole lesson took me an hour and a half...see, I forgot how to say that in Korean! Had to look it up, lesson 9: 1시30분시간 정도 걸려.Is that correct? Except, now it took me 2 hours! Time well spent. Palapala

[timandyou]

WOW~~! Your Korean is so good!
오전 or 아침, both are fine to use.

about your question, "1시30분시간 정도 걸려."
in English, it means "it took me for 1 hour and 30 minutes."

if you say, "1시 30분", it means "one thirty - 1:30".
The sentence is about "for how long"
for "1 hour and 30 minutes" = 1시간 30분 (정도)
Therefore, the correct expression would be, "1시간 30분 정도 걸려."
You made "almost" right. cheers,
Tim