Let's review the key vocabulary. |
선선하다 (seon-seon-ha-da) "to be cool," as in the temperature. 선선하다. 선선하다 |
선선하죠? (seon-seon-ha-jyo?) "cool, right?" 선선하죠?. 선선하죠? |
따뜻하다 (tta-tteut-a-da) "warm" 따뜻하다. 따뜻하다. |
따뜻하죠? (tta-tteut-a-jyo?) "warm, right?" 따뜻하죠?. 따뜻하죠? |
날씨(nal-ssi), "weather." 날씨(nal-ssi). 날씨(nal-ssi). |
좋다(jo-ta), "nice." 좋다(jo-ta). 좋다(jo-ta). |
Let's review. |
Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud. |
Then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation. |
Ready? |
Do you remember how to say "today?" |
오늘 (o-neul). |
오늘 (o-neul). |
Do you remember how Karen says, |
"It's hot today, right?" |
오늘 덥죠? (O-neul deop-jyo?) |
오늘 덥죠? (O-neul deop-jyo?) |
Do you remember how to say, "yes?" |
네 (ne) |
네 |
Do you remember how Da-yeon Bak says, |
"Yes, that's right." |
네, 그렇네요. (Ne, geu-reon-ne-yo.) |
네, 그렇네요.(Ne, geu-reon-ne-yo.) |
Do you remember how to say, |
"Cold, right?" |
춥죠? (chup-jyo?) |
춥죠? (chup-jyo?) |
And how to say, "weather?" |
날씨 (nal-ssi) |
날씨 |
Do you remember how to say, "nice, right?" |
좋죠? (jo-chyo?) |
좋죠? |
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