Korean for English speakers Office · Lesson 2
Vacation plans in Korea
Korean future plans — 한국에서 뭐 할 거예요? (What will you do in Korea?) — and 벚꽃을 구경할 거예요 (I'll see cherry blossoms).
Conversation
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Bob
볼린 씨, 한국에서 뭐 할 거예요?
Bollin ssi, hangugeseo mwo hal geoyeyo?
Mr. Bolin, what are you going to do in Korea?
Tip: <N에서> = particle of location where an action is taking place <뭐> = what <할 거예요> = verb "to do" (in futur tense)
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Bolin
음... 서울에서 벚꽃을 구경할 거예요.
Eum... Seoureseo beotkkocheul gugyeonghal geoyeyo.
Um... I'm going to see cherry blossoms in Seoul.
Tip: <벚꽃> = cherryblossom <구경할 거예요> = verb "to see/look around" (in futur tense) [Note] Verb 구경하다 is used especially when we see something with interest in person like cloths or downtown stores
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Bob
우와~ 사진 많이 찍으세요.
Uwa~ sajin mani jjigeuseyo.
Wow! Take pictures a lot.
Tip: <사진> = photo <많이> = a lot <찍으세요> = verb "to take" (photos) (in suggestion conjugation)
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Bolin
그래야죠. 나중에 전부 인화할 거예요.
Geuraeyajyo. Najunge jeonbu inhwahal geoyeyo.
I will. I'll print them all later.
Tip: <그래야죠> = formal way to say "I will" <나중에> = later <전부> = all, every N <인화할 거예요> = verb "to print" (in future tense)