Ttmik Workbook 11 20

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Workbook for Level 1 Lessons 11 - 20

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Level 1 Lesson 11Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

1. In Korean, [keo-pi] is coffee. How do you say Do you have coffee? in Korean?

( )2. How do you say Dont you have coffee? / You dont have coffee? in Korean?

( )3. How do you say Give me some milk, please. in Korean?

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1. How do you say taste in Korean?

( )2. Your friend invites you to dinner and cooks for you and the food is really good!

How do you say Its tasty. / Its delicious. in Korean?

a. . [ma-si-sseo-yo]

b. . [ma-deop-seo-yo]

c. . [ joe-song-hae-yo]

3. You have finished your meal, and the food was great. So you want to thank your friend

for the meal. The phrase you can say literally means I have eaten well. but it really means

Thank you for the food. How do you say that in Korean?

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1. There are a lot of delicious foods in Korea. So its hard to choose just one dish for lunch.

You might want to just take the same thing as your friend does. In that case, how do you say

What do you want to eat? in Korean?

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Match words and sentences which are related to each other.

2. [yeong-hwa] (movie) a. . [meok-go si-peo-yo] 3. [yeo-haeng] (trip) b. . [bo-go si-peo-yo]

4. [pi-ja] (pizza) c. . [ga-go si-peo-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 14Please fill in the blanks to make the Korean sentneces and the English sentences have the

same meaning. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

A : 1.( ) . = I want to read this.

B : ? = This one?

A : . = Yeah.

B : 2.( )? = What is this?

A : 3.( ). = This is a book.





Do you remember the Sino-Korean numbers?

Do you still get confused about how to say years in Korean? Lets practice!

1. How do you count from 1 through 10 using the sino-Korean number system?

( )2. In what year were the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games held? How do you say that in Ko-

rean?

( )3. McDonalds Big Mac meal set is \4,900 in Korea. How do you say \4,900 in Korean?

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In order to conjugate a verb into the present tense, you take the verb stem, and add one of

these endings: [a-yo], [eo-yo], [yeo-yo]

Which one of these three endings goes after withch verb stem?




1. If the verb stems last vowel is [a] or [o], it is followed by ( ).

2. Only one verb stem, which is [ha], is followed by ( ).

3. If the last vowel is NOT [a] or [o], it is followed by ( ).

4. To eat is [meok-da] in Korean. If you want to conjugate the verb into the pres-

ent tense, what does it become?

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Level 1 Lesson 17 Please fill verbs conjugations in the blanks. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

In order to conjugate a verb into the past tense, you take the verb stem, and add one of

these endings: [a-sseo-yo], [eo-sseo-yo], [yeo-sseo-yo]. Now, please fill in the blanks below.

1. [pal-da] = to sell Present Tense: ( ) Past Tense: [pa-ra-sseo-yo]

2. [i-sang-ha-da] = to be strange Present Tense: [i-sang-hae-yo)

Past Tense: ( )

3. [gi-da-ri-da] = to wait Present Tense: [gi-da-ryeo-yo]




Past Tense: ( )

4. [sseu-da] = to write, to usePresent Tense: ( )Past Tense: [sseo-sseo-yo]

Level 1 Lesson 18 Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

1. How do you say where or which place in Korean?

( )There are location marking particles in Korean: [e], [e-seo]. Please put [e] or [e-seo] in its appropriate place.

2. ( ) . = I am at home.

3. ( ) ? = What are you doing at home?

4. ( ) . = I work at home.

Level 1 Lesson 19 Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the last page of this PDF.

When is [eon-je] in Korean. Lets practice by using the word [eon-je].




1. How do you say When did you do (it)? in Korean?

( )2. How do you say When do you get up? in Korean?

( )3. How do you say When did you come? in Korean?

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Do you also remember the Native-Korean numbers?

1 = [ha-na] 2 = [dul] 3 = [set] 4 = [net] 5 = [da-seot]

6 = [yeo-seot] 7 = [il-gop] 8 = [yeo-deol] 9 = [a-hop] 10 = [yeol]

1. How do you say 20 in the native-Korean numbers?

( )2. How do you say I am twenty years old. in Korean?

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3. How do you say I am twenty four years old. in Korean?

( )4. How do you say I am twenty five years old. in Korean?

( )5. How do you say I am twenty seven years old. in Korean?

( )6. How do you say I am twenty nine years old. in Korean?

( )7. How do you say I am forty years old. in Korean?

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Great job! Now here are the answers for the questions:

Answers for Level 1 Lesson 11

1. ? [keo-pi i-sseo-yo?]

2. ? [keo-pi eop-seo-yo?]

3. . [u-yu ju-se-yo.]


1. [mat]

2. a

3. . [ jal meo-geo-sseum-ni-da]


1. ? [mwo meok-go si-peo-yo?]

2. [yeong-hwa] b. . [bo-go si-peo-yo]

. 3. [yeo-haeng] c. . [ga-go si-peo-yo]

.4. [pi-ja] a. . [meok-go si-peo-yo]

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1. [il-ggo]

A: . [i-geo il-ggo si-peo-yo] 2. [mwo]

B : ? [i-geo mwo-ye-yo]3. [chaek]

A : . [i-geo chaeg-i-e-yo]





1. 1 = [il] , 2 = [i], 3 = [sam], 4 = [sa], 5 = [o],

6 = [ryuk] or [yuk], 7 = [chil], 8 = [pal], 9 = [gu], 10 = [sip]

2. [i-cheon-sim-nyeon]

3. [sa-cheon-gu-baek-won]


1. [a-yo]

2. [yeo-yo]

3. [eo-yo]

4. [meo-geo-yo]


1. [pa-ra-yo]

2. [i-sang-hae-sseo-yo]

3. [gi-da-ryeo-sseo-yo]

4. [sseo-yo] (NOT )


1. [eo-di]

2. [e]

3. [e-seo]

4. [e-seo]


1. ? [eon-je hae-sseo-yo]

2. ? [eon-je i-reo-na-yo]

3. ? [eon-je wa-sseo-yo]





1. [seu-mul]

2. . [seu-mu sal-i-e-yo.]

3. . [seu-mul ne sal-i-e-yo.]

4. . [seu-mul da-seot sal-i-e-yo.]

5. . [seu-mul il-gop sal-i-e-yo.]

6. . [seu-mul a-hop sal-i-e-yo.]

7. . [ma-heun sal-i-e-yo.]

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