Practice making an invitation in Korean
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| Do you know how to make an invitation in Korean? |
| Welcome to Three Step Korean Practice by KoreanClass101.com. In this lesson, you will practice how to make an invitation. |
| Let’s look at the main dialogue. |
| Two people are having a conversation. |
| 근처에 있는 해변에 산책하러 같이 갈까요? |
| Geuncheoe inneun haebyeone sanchaekhareo gachi galkkayo? |
| Shall we go take a walk at the nearby beach together? |
| 좋아요. |
| Joayo. |
| Sounds good. |
| "갈까요? (galkkayo?)" is the structure used as part of inviting someone to do something in Korean. |
| "까요 (kkayo)" is the polite form of the question ending to a verb. |
| "갈 (gal)" is the conjugated form of the verb meaning "to go." It is conjugated with "~ㄹ (~l)," as the stem ends with a vowel sound. |
| If the verb stem ends in a consonant, we conjugate with "~을 (~eul)" instead. |
| Let’s practice with this grammar point more in this lesson. |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 점심을 같이 까요? |
| (Jeomsimeul gachi _______kkayo?) |
| 점심을 같이 까요? |
| 먹을 (meogeul) |
| 먹을 |
| 점심을 같이 먹을까요? |
| (Jeomsimeul gachi meogeulkkayo?) |
| 점심을 같이 먹을까요? |
| Shall we have lunch together? |
| Let's do another. Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 운동을 같이 까요? |
| (Undongeul gachi ____kkayo?) |
| 운동을 같이 까요? |
| 할 (hal) |
| 할 |
| 운동을 같이 할까요? |
| (Undongeul gachi halkkayo?) |
| 운동을 같이 할까요? |
| Shall we work out together? |
| Let's do one more. Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 사진을 까요? |
| (Sajineul ___kkayo?) |
| 사진을 까요? |
| 찍을 (jjigeul) |
| 찍을 |
| 사진을 찍을까요? |
| (Sajineul jjigeulkkayo?) |
| 사진을 찍을까요? |
| Shall we take a picture? |
| Unscramble the words to make a sentence. |
| Ready? |
| 커피 |
| (keopi) |
| 커피 마시러 |
| (Keopi masireo) |
| 커피 마시러 카페에 |
| (Keopi masireo kapee) |
| 커피 마시러 카페에 갈 |
| (Keopi masireo kapee gal) |
| 커피 마시러 카페에 갈까요? |
| (Keopi masireo kapee galkkayo?) |
| Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 택시를 (탈 or 타을)까요? |
| Taeksireul (tal or taeul)kkayo? |
| 택시를 (탈 or 타을)까요? |
| 탈 (tal) |
| 탈 |
| 택시를 탈까요? |
| Taeksireul talkkayo? |
| Shall we take a taxi? |
| 택시를 탈까요? |
| 탈 is correct here because the root ends with a vowel sound, and so just ~ㄹ is added to the verb. |
| Let's do another. Choose the best answer to complete the sentence. Ready? |
| 내일 영화 (볼 or 보을)까요? |
| (Naeil yeonghwa (bol/boeul)kkayo?) |
| 내일 영화 (볼 or 보을)까요? |
| 볼 (bol) |
| 볼 |
| 내일 영화 볼까요? |
| (Naeil yeonghwa bolkkayo?) |
| Shall we watch a movie? |
| 내일 영화 볼까요? |
| 볼 is used here because 볼's root ends with a vowel, meaning just a ~ㄹ is added. |
| Let's translate some sentences into Korean. Ready? |
| Translate "Shall we get up early tomorrow morning?" into Korean. |
| 내일 (naeil). tomorrow. |
| followed by |
| 아침에 (achime). morning. |
| next |
| 일찍 (iljjik). early. |
| followed by |
| 일어날까요 (ireonalkkayo)? Shall we get up? |
| 일어날 (ireonal) is the conjugated form of 일어나다 (ireonada), which means "to get up." The root of the verb, "일어나 (ireona)" ends in a vowel, so we conjugate it with just ㄹ (l). |
| 내일 아침에 일찍 일어날까요? |
| (Naeil achime iljjik ireonalkkayo?) |
| Shall we get up early tomorrow morning? |
| 내일 아침에 일찍 일어날까요? |
| Translate "Shall we meet at a cafe tomorrow?" into Korean. |
| 내일 (naeil). tomorrow. |
| followed by |
| 카페에서 (kapeeseo). cafe. |
| next |
| 만날까요 (mannalkkayo)? Shall we meet? |
| 만날 (mannal) is used because the root of "만나다 (mannada)," "만나 (manna)," ends with a vowel. |
| 내일 카페에서 만날까요? |
| (Naeil kapeeseo mannalkkayo?) |
| Shall we meet at a cafe tomorrow? |
| 내일 카페에서 만날까요? |
| Translate "Shall we eat at 6 in the evening?" into Korean. |
| 저녁 (jeonyeok). evening. |
| followed by |
| 6시에 (yuksie). 6 o'clock. |
| next |
| 밥을 (babeul). dinner. |
| followed by |
| 먹을까요 (meogeulkkayo)? Shall we eat? |
| The root of "먹다 (meokda)" is "먹 (meok)," and it ends in a consonant sound. So we add "~을 (eul)" to the end instead of just "ㄹ (l)." |
| 저녁 6시에 밥을 먹을까요? |
| (Jeonyeok yuksie babeul meogeulkkayo?) |
| Shall we eat at 6 in the evening? |
| 저녁 6시에 밥을 먹을까요? |
| Let's do some matching. |
| Listen to me as I speak. Is the sentence using a "~ㄹ (~l)" verb or a "~을 (~eul)" verb? |
| 점심을 같이 먹을까요? |
| (Jeomsimeul gachi meogeulkkayo?) |
| Let’s listen one more time. |
| 점심을 같이 먹을까요? |
| Did you hear, 먹을 (meogeul)? 먹을 is a 을 verb |
| How about...? |
| 운동을 같이 할까요? |
| (Undongeul gachi halkkayo?) |
| Let’s listen one more time. |
| 운동을 같이 할까요? |
| Did you hear, 할? 할 is a ㄹ verb. |
| Next... |
| 사진을 찍을까요? |
| (Sajineul jjigeulkkayo?) |
| One more time. |
| 사진을 찍을까요? |
| Did you hear, 찍을(jjigeul)? 찍을 is a 을 verb. |
| Next... |
| 내일 영화 볼까요? |
| Naeil yeonghwa bolkkayo? |
| One more time. |
| 내일 영화 볼까요? |
| Did you hear, 볼 (bol)? 볼 is a ㄹ verb. |
| And... |
| 내일 아침에 일찍 일어날까요? |
| (Naeil achime iljjik ireonalkkayo?) |
| One more time. |
| 내일 아침에 일찍 일어날까요? |
| Did you hear, 일어날? 일어날 is a ㄹ verb. |
| Now you know how to make an invitation in Korean. |
| ...and now you can move on to the next lesson in the pathway on KoreanClass101.com. |
| 잘 가요 (jal gayo)! |
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