| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 우산 (Usan) |
| 돼요? (dwaeyo?) |
| 우산 |
| 돼요? |
| 가져가야 (gajyeogaya) |
| 가져가야 |
| 우산 가져가야 돼요? (Usan gajyeogaya dwaeyo?) |
| 우산 가져가야 돼요? |
| Do I need to bring an umbrella? |
| We chose 가져가야 because it means “need to bring (something) with you”, which fits the sentence. |
| 가져야 means “need to have,” but it doesn’t include the idea of movement or bringing something to another location. So it's not appropriate when talking about bringing things somewhere. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 회의에 필요하니까 노트북을 (Hoeui-e piryohanikka noteubugeul) |
| . |
| 회의에 필요하니까 노트북을 |
| . |
| 가져오세요 (gajyeooseyo) |
| 가져오세요 |
| 회의에 필요하니까 노트북을 가져오세요. (Hoeui-e piryohanikka noteubugeul gajyeooseyo.) |
| 회의에 필요하니까 노트북을 가져오세요. |
| Please bring your laptop since it's needed for the meeting. |
| We chose 가져오세요 because it means “bring (something) here”, to the speaker’s current location—where the meeting is happening. |
| 가져가세요 is incorrect because it means “take (something) there”, away from the current location, which doesn’t match the context. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 간식 좀 (Gansik jom) |
| . |
| 간식 좀 |
| . |
| 가져갈게요 (gajyeogalgeyo) |
| 가져갈게요 |
| 간식 좀 가져갈게요. (Gansik jom gajyeogalgeyo.) |
| 간식 좀 가져갈게요. |
| I’ll bring some snacks. |
| We chose 가져갈게요 because it’s used when the speaker is offering or deciding to bring something. The ending -ㄹ게요 expresses a future action based on the speaker’s will or decision. |
| 가져가야 is incorrect because it sounds incomplete |
| Unscramble the words to make a sentence. |
| Ready? |
| 책을 (Chaekeul) |
| 책을 가 (Chaekeul ga) |
| 책을 가져 (Chaekeul gajyeo) |
| 책을 가져갈 (Chaekeul gajyeogal) |
| 책을 가져갈까 (Chaekeul gajyeogalkka) |
| 책을 가져갈까요? (Chaekeul gajyeogalkkayo?) |
| Shall I bring the book? |
| 책을 가져갈까요? (Chaekeul gajyeogalkkayo?) |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 의자도 (가져가야 or 가져가도) 해요? |
| Uijado (gajyeogaya or gajyeogado) haeyo? |
| 의자도 (가져가야 or 가져가도) 해요? |
| 가져가야 (gajyeogaya) |
| 가져가야 |
| 의자도 가져가야 해요? (Uijado gajyeogaya haeyo?) |
| Do we need to bring chairs too? |
| 가져가야 is used here because 가져가야 해요 means “need to bring,” which expresses obligation or necessity. |
| 가져가도 is incorrect here because it means “is it okay if we bring”, which is asking for permission, not expressing obligation. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 내일 스터디 그룹에 호주 과자 (가져가도 or 가져와도) 돼요? |
| Naeil seuteodi geurube hoju gwaja (gajyeowado or gajyeogado) dwaeyo? |
| 내일 스터디 그룹에 호주 과자 (가져가도 or 가져와도) 돼요? |
| 가져가도 (gajyeogado) |
| 가져가도 |
| 내일 스터디 그룹에 호주 과자 가져가도 돼요? (Naeil seuteodi geurube hoju gwaja gajyeogado dwaeyo?) |
| May I bring some Australian snacks to the study group tomorrow? |
| 가져가도 is used here because Noun + 가져가다 means to bring or take something to a place you are going to. |
| 가져와도 would be incorrect because it means “bring here”—but the speaker is not talking about bringing something to where they are now, but to a different place. |
| Let's translate some sentences into Korean. |
| Translate "May I bring my pencil case?" into Korean. |
| 필통 (piltong) - pencil case |
| followed by |
| 가져가도 (gajyeogado) - may bring |
| next |
| 돼요 (dwaeyo) - may I |
| 필통 가져가도 돼요? |
| (Piltong gajyeogado dwaeyo?) |
| 필통 가져가도 돼요? |
| May I bring my pencil case? |
| Translate "I need to bring these documents." into Korean. |
| 이 (i) - these |
| followed by |
| 서류를 (seoryureul) - documents |
| next |
| 가져가야 (gajyeogaya) - need to bring |
| followed by |
| 해요 (haeyo) - I need |
| 이 서류를 가져가야 해요. |
| (I seoryureul gajyeogaya haeyo.) |
| 이 서류를 가져가야 해요. |
| I need to bring these documents. |
| Translate "I’ll bring the camera too." into Korean. |
| 카메라도 (kamerado) - camera too |
| followed by |
| 가져갈게요 (gajyeogalgeyo) - I’ll bring |
| 카메라도 가져갈게요. |
| (Kamerado gajyeogalgeyo.) |
| 카메라도 가져갈게요. |
| I’ll bring the camera too. |
| Listen to what I say. What is the noun in each sentence? |
| 우산 가져가야 돼요? (Usan gajyeogaya dwaeyo?) |
| Listen one more time. |
| 우산 가져가야 돼요? (Usan gajyeogaya dwaeyo?) |
| Did you hear, "우산 (usan)"? 우산 (usan) means umbrella. |
| How about...? |
| 회의에 필요하니까 노트북을 가져오세요. (Hoeui-e piryohanikka noteubugeul gajyeooseyo.) |
| Let’s listen one more time. |
| 회의에 필요하니까 노트북을 가져오세요. (Hoeui-e piryohanikka noteubugeul gajyeooseyo.) |
| Did you hear "노트북을 (noteubugeul)"? 노트북을 (noteubugeul) means laptop. |
| Next... |
| 간식 좀 가져갈게요. (Gansik jom gajyeogalgeyo.) |
| One more time. |
| 간식 좀 가져갈게요. (Gansik jom gajyeogalgeyo.) |
| Did you hear "간식 (gansik)"? 간식 (gansik) means snacks. |
| Next... |
| 의자도 가져가야 해요? (Uijado gajyeogaya haeyo?) |
| One more time. |
| 의자도 가져가야 해요? (Uijado gajyeogaya haeyo?) |
| Did you hear "의자도 (uijado)"? 의자도 (uijado) means chairs. |
| And... |
| 내일 스터디 그룹에 호주 과자 가져가도 돼요? (Naeil seuteodi geurube hoju gwaja gajyeogado dwaeyo?) |
| One more time. |
| 내일 스터디 그룹에 호주 과자 가져가도 돼요? (Naeil seuteodi geurube hoju gwaja gajyeogado dwaeyo?) |
| Did you hear "호주 과자 (hoju gwaja)"? 호주 과자 (hoju gwaja) means Australian snacks. |
| Thank you for watching. |
| Now you know how to talk about bringing something. |
| ...and now you can move on to the next lesson in the pathway on KoreanClass101.com. |
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