Do you know how to give directions in Korean? |
Welcome to Three Step Korean Practice by KoreanClass101.com. In this lesson, you will practice how to give directions. |
Let’s look at the main dialogue. |
Two people are having a conversation. |
저기요, 지하철역에 어떻게 가요? (Jeogiyo, jihacheolyeoge eotteoke gayo?) |
Excuse me, how do I get to the subway station? |
카페를 나가서 오른쪽으로 쭉 가시면 돼요. (Kapereul nagaseo oreunjjokeuro jjuk gasimyeon dwaeyo.) |
Step out of the café and go straight to the right. |
This sentence uses the grammar pattern (으)면 되다, meaning "if you do something, that works." It’s often used to suggest simple solutions or give directions. |
Let’s practice with more direction-related vocabulary in this lesson. |
Here is a list of topicwords. |
First is, |
왼쪽 (oenjjok). 왼쪽 (enunciated). 왼쪽. |
오른쪽 (oreunjjok). 오른쪽 (enunciated). 오른쪽. |
직진하다 (jikjinhada). 직진하다 (enunciated). 직진하다. |
돌다 (dolda). 돌다 (enunciated). 돌다. |
지나가다 (jinagada). 지나가다 (enunciated). 지나가다. |
Do you know what 왼쪽 means? |
left. |
How about 오른쪽? |
right. |
And 직진하다? |
to go straight. |
And what about 돌다? |
to turn. |
And 지나가다? |
to pass, or to pass by. |
Let's do some multiple choice. |
Circle the correct answer. |
What does 왼쪽 (oenjjok) mean? |
left. |
"center, or middle" is 가운데 (gaunde). |
Circle the correct answer. |
What does 지나가다 (jinagada) mean? |
to pass, to pass by. |
side, or beside is 옆 (yeop). |
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