LESSON
TRANSCRIPT

Newbie
S1
#23
Gimme
Gimme
Gimme

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
DIALOGUE
POST
CONVERSATION
BANTER
VOCAB
LIST
VOCAB
AND
PHRASE
USAGE
OUTRO

# 23
KOREANCLASS101.COM NEWBIE S1 #23 1
INTRODUCTION
Seol:
안녕하세요.
윤설입니다.
(annyeonghaseyo.
yunseorimnida.)
Hyunwoo:
안녕하세요.
선현우입니다.
(annyeonghaseyo.
seonhyeonuimnida.)
Keith:
Keith
here.
Newbie
Lesson
#23.
Gimme
Gimme
Gimme.
Hyunwoo:
What
do
you
mean?
Keith:
Gimme
Gimme
Gimme.
Give
me.
Hyunwoo:
Give
you
what?
Keith:
Give
me
some
love.
Hyunwoo:
We
are
giving
you
plenty
of
love,
Keith.
Seol:
Not
really.
Keith:
No.
Seol:
No.
Keith:
Seol,
you
are
so
mean.
Seol:
Yeah.
So
what?
Keith:
Oh!
Hyunwoo:
Oh
look
at
that.
Keith:
Umm
well
since
Seol
isn’t
giving
me
any
love,
can
you
please
at
least
give
me
an
explanation
on
what
went
on
with
Ryuji
so
far?
Seol:
Ryuji
just
found
himself
that
he
is
on
the
street
and
somebody
like
some
아줌마
(ajumma)
and
아저씨
(ajeossi)
is
trying
to
pick
him
up.
Keith:
Can
we
go
over
those
words
again
just
for
a
quick
review?
Seol:
아줌마
(ajumma)
and
아저씨(ajeossi).
Keith:
Ma’am
and
Mr.
In
our
last
lesson,
we
talked
about
titles.
Again
Korean
tends
to
stray
away
from
names
and
use
more
and
more
titles.
So
instead
of
calling
an
older
man
by
his
name,
you
call
him
아저씨
(ajeossi)
mister
or
아줌마
(ajumma)
ma’am
and
for
younger
people
Seol:
아가씨
(agassi).
Hyunwoo:
그리고
학생.
(geurigo
haksaeng.)
Keith:
Yeah
학생
(haksaeng)
is
the
one
we
went
over
and
아가씨
(agassi)
is
for
females,
young
females
maybe
aged
around
20
to...
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Hyunwoo:
30?
Keith:
Yeah
so
Seol
you
are
an
아가씨(agassi)
.
Seol:
Yes.
Hyunwoo:
Still
an
아가씨(agassi).
Keith:
Still.
Seol:
Yeah.
Keith:
Uhh oh..well
as
titles
are
used
to
call
people,
once
you
hear
the
word
아줌마
(ajumma)
for
females
that
is,
it’s
like
ah
I’ve
gotten
old.
That’s
the
feeling
that
you
get
but
아가씨
(agassi)is
still
good.
Seol:
Yes,
yes
definitely
and
I
just
remember
a
month
ago,
somebody
just
called
me
아줌마…
(ajummatt)
Keith:
Ma’am.
Seol:
And
I
was
really
hurt
at
that
time.
Keith:
Well
아가씨(agassi).
Seol:
Yeah.
Keith:
All
right,
so
can
you
explain
today’s
conversation?
Seol:
So
아줌마
(ajumma)
is
trying
to
wake
him
up.
So
Ryuji
is
asking
for
water
and
some
rice.
He
must
be
really
hungry
and
thirsty.
Keith:
Maybe
he
is
asking
for
some
love.
Seol:
Wow!
just
like
you?
Keith:
I
am
Ryuji.
Don’t
you
know
this?
Seol:
Ah
I
do,
I
know .
Keith:
All
right
well
let’s
listen
in
to
this
conversation
and
see
what
happens
to
Ryuji.
DIALOGUE
(1)아줌마:
학생…
지금
자?
(haksaeng...
jigeum
ja?)
(2)류지:
아줌마…
물
좀
주세요…
(ajumma...
mul
jom
juseyo )
(3)아줌마:
그래..
그래..
목
말라?
(geurae...
geurae...
mok
malla?)
(4)류지:
네…
아줌마…
밥
좀
주세요…
(ne...
ajumma...
bap
jom
juseyo )
(5)아줌마:
그래…
그래…
배고파?
(geurae...
geurae...
baegopa?)
(6)류지:
네…
아줌마…
칼
주세요.
(ne...
ajumma...
kal
juseyo.)
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(7)아줌마:
뭐?!
(mwo?!)
한
번
더
천천히.
(han
beon
deo
cheoncheonhi.)
(1)아줌마:
학생…
지금
자?
(haksaeng...
jigeum
ja?)
(2)류지:
아줌마…
물
좀
주세요…
(ajumma...
mul
jom
juseyo )
(3)아줌마:
그래..
그래..
목
말라?
(geurae...
geurae...
mok
malla?)
(4)류지:
네…
아줌마…
밥
좀
주세요…
(ne...
ajumma...
bap
jom
juseyo )
(5)아줌마:
그래…
그래…
배고파?
(geurae...
geurae...
baegopa?)
(6)류지:
네…
아줌마…
칼
주세요.
(ne...
ajumma...
kal
juseyo.)
(7)아줌마:
뭐?!
(mwo?!)
영어로
한
번
더.
(yeongeoro
han
beon
deo.)
(1)아줌마:
학생…
지금
자?
(haksaeng...
jigeum
ja?)
(1)Woman:
Young
man...
Are
you
sleeping
now?
(2)류지:
아줌마…
물
좀
주세요…
(ajumma...
mul
jom
juseyo )
(2)Ryuji:
Oh
ma'am...
Please
give
me
some
water...
(3)아줌마:
그래..
그래..
목
말라?
(geurae...
geurae...
mok
malla?)
(3)Woman:
Alright...
alright...
Are
you
thirsty?
(4)류지:
네…
아줌마…
밥
좀
주세요…
(ne...
ajumma...
bap
jom
juseyo )
(4)Ryuji:
Yes...
Ma'am...
Please
give
me
some
food.
(5)아줌마:
그래…
그래…
배고파?
(geurae...
geurae...
baegopa?)
(5)Woman:
Alright...
alright...
Are
you
hungry?
(6)류지:
네…
아줌마…
칼
주세요.
(ne...
ajumma...
kal
juseyo.)
(6)Ryuji:
Yes...
Ma'am...
Please
give
me
a
knife.
(7)아줌마:
뭐?!
(mwo?!)
(7)Woman:
What?!
Keith:
현우씨,
어땠어요?
(hyeonussi,
eottaesseoyo?)
POST
CONVERSATION
BANTER
Hyunwoo:
Wow
that
last
line
was
so
scary.
Why
is
he
asking
for
a
knife?
What
is
he
going
to
do
with
that?
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Seol:
I
don’t
know
but
do
you
remember
the
previous
lessons,
he
had
a
knife
with
blood
and
this
time,
we
have
another
knife
here.
Ryuji
is
something
suspicious.
Keith:
Well
that’s
probably
why
he
was
in
jail.
Seol:
Yeah
but
I
have
a
question.
How
could
he
be
out
of
jail?
Hyunwoo:
We
don’t
know.
He
just
found
himself
on
the
street.
Keith:
Yeah
strange
situation.
Hyunwoo:
Yeah
there
is
no
way
for
us
to
find
out.
Seol:
Okay
I
want
to
know
what
happened.
Hyunwoo:
I
am
more
curious
about
what’s
going
to
happen
like
you
all
are.
Seol:
Ah
okay.
Keith:
And
to
just
take
a
quick
look
at
the
cultural
aspect
of
this
conversation,
this
is
a
random
stranger
that
found
him
on
the
street.
Hyunwoo:
That’s
right.
Keith:
아줌마
(ajumma)
but
she
is
giving
him
food,
she
is
giving
him
water,
she
is
giving
him
a
place
to
sleep.
Now
is
this
typical
in
Korea?
Hyunwoo:
Well
if
it
had
been
an
아가씨
(agassi).
Keith:
A
young
woman.
Hyunwoo:
That
would
have
been
very
unnatural
but
since
this
is
an
아줌마
(ajumma)
I
don’t
think
it’s
very
strange.
Keith:
Here
this
아줌마
(ajumma),
this
older
woman
is
almost
taking
care
of
him
like
a
son
and
see,
you
guys
don’t
find
this
strange
but
Hyunwoo:
This
is
very
natural.
Keith:
Yeah
it’s
very
natural
in
Korea.
So
even
strangers
in
Korea,
they
can
also
be
tied
together
kind
of
like
family.
Hyunwoo:
Well
we
wouldn’t
say
hi
in
the
elevator
or
like
when
you
are
walking
in
the
street,
but
when
you
know
someone
really
well
or
even
if
you
don’t
know
that
person
really
well,
you
would
be
very
kind
to
them.
Seol:
Yes
and
especially
아줌마
(ajumma)
they
are
really
kind.
They
are
like
‒
you
know,
they
just
behave
like
our
mothers.
Hyunwoo:
Yeah
I
think
this
아줌마
(ajumma)
sees
Ryuji
as
her
son.
Keith:
Okay.

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Hyunwoo:
But
he
is
asking
for
a
knife.
Keith:
Asking
for
a
knife?
Well
what’s
knife
in
Korean?
Well
actually
let’s
get
to
that
in
the
vocab
section.
What’s
the
first
word
we
have?
VOCAB
LIST
Seol:
자
(ja).
Keith:
Sleep,
intimate
politeness
level.
Seol:
자
(ja)
[slowly
-
broken
down
by
syllable]
자
(ja)
[natural
native
speed]
Keith:
Next
we
have
Seol:
물
(mul).
Keith:
Water.
Seol:
물
(mul)
[slowly
-
broken
down
by
syllable]
물
(mul)
[natural
native
speed]
Keith:
And
next
we
have.
Seol:
좀(jom).
Keith:
A
little
bit.
Seol:
좀
(jom)
[slowly
-
broken
down
by
syllable]
좀
(jom)
[natural
native
speed]
Keith:
And
now
we
have
Seol:
주세요(juseyo).
Keith:
Please
give.
Seol:
주세요
(juseyo)
[slowly
-
broken
down
by
syllable]
주세요
(juseyo)
[natural
native
speed]
Keith:
And
next
is
Seol:
목
말라요.
(mok
mallayo.)
Keith:
I
am
thirsty.
Seol:
목
말라요
(mok
mallayo)
[slowly
-
broken
down
by
syllable]
목
말라요
(mok
mallayo)
[natural
native
speed]
VOCAB
AND
PHRASE
USAGE
Keith:
All
right.
Let’s
take
a
deeper
look
at
these
words
in
context
by
going
through
it
in
the
conversation.
So
the
first
line
we
have
is
Seol:
학생…
지금
자?
(haksaengtt
jigeum
ja?)
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Keith:
학생
once
again
that
title
student
but
used
for
younger
people
and
now
we
have
Seol:
지금
(jigeum)
Keith:
Now.
Seol:
자?
(ja?)
Keith:
Sleep
in
the
intimate
politeness
level.
Now
if
you
wanted
to
make
it
in
the
standard
politeness
level,
just
add
Seol:
요.
(yo.)
Keith:
So
it’s
자요.
(jayo.)
All
right
so
student,
now
sleep
‒
are
you
sleeping
now?
All
right,
next
we
have
Hyunwoo:
아줌마…
물
좀
주세요…
(ajummatt
mul
jom
juseyott)
Keith:
All
right,
let’s
break
that
down.
First
we
have
Hyunwoo:
아줌마(ajumma).
Keith:
Ma’am.
Once
again
that
title
for
women
maybe
in
their
30s,
40s
Seol:
50s.
Keith:
50s.
Okay
not
Seol’s
age.
All
right,
next
we
have
Hyunwoo:
물(mul)
Keith:
Water.
Hyunwoo:
좀
(jom)
Keith:
A
little
bit.
Hyunwoo:
주세요(juseyo).
Keith:Please
give.
Now
let’s
go
over
주세요(juseyo)
really
quick.
주세요
(juseyo)
is
used
all
the
time
in
Korea,
just
restaurant
situations
Hyunwoo:
이거
주세요.
(igeo
juseyo.)
Keith:
Please
give
me
this.
Hyunwoo:
김밥
한
줄
주세요.
(gimbap
han
jul
juseyo.)
Keith:
Please
give
me
one
roll
of
kimbap
and
it’s
just
주세요
(juseyo)
please
give,
please
give.
So
if
you
are
a
customer,
if
you
are
visiting
Korea
or
even
if
you
are
living
in
Korea,
you
are
using
this
pretty
much
every
day.
Seol:
Sure.
Keith:
So
please
give.
Now
instead
of
물
주세요
(mul
juseyo)
water
give,
why
does
Ryuji
put
물
좀
주세요.
(mul
jom
juseyo.)
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Hyunwoo:
The
word
좀
sort
of
works
like
a
speech
softener.
So
if
you
say
물
좀
주세요
(mul
jom
juseyo)
your
chance
of
getting
water
gets
higher.
Wouldn’t
you
agree?
Keith:
Well
it’s
one
of
those
things
that
make
it
more
polite
by
making
it
less
direct.
Now
in
Korean,
you
try
to
be
less
direct.
That’s
why
we
don’t
use
names.
We
use
titles
and
also
please
give
me
a
little
bit
of
water.
좀
주세요
(jom
juseyo)
instead
of
주세요
(juseyo)
please
give
me
water
is
better
because
you
are
being
a
little
less
direct.
Can
we
have
a
couple
of
examples
of
where
you
use
주세요
(juseyo)
and
좀
주세요(jom
juseyo)?
Seol:
Keith,
커피
주세요(keopi
juseyo).
Keith,
커피
좀
주세요(keopi
jom
juseyo).
Keith:
Yeah
I
feel
a
lot
better
with
the
좀
주세요(jom
juseyo).
Seol:
Oh
really?
Keith:
Because
you
are
like
being
a
little
less
direct,
it
almost
comes
off
as
being
a
little
nicer.
So
you
can
use
this
when
you
are
asking
for
something
from
your
friends
or
from
some
아줌마
(ajumma)
or
some
아저
씨
(ajeossi)
and
you
can
say
주세요
(juseyo)
or
좀
주세요
(jom
juseyo)
and
that
좀
주세요
(jom
juseyo)
would
sound
a
little
nicer,
a
little
more
direct,
less
direct.
Hyunwoo:
And
it
doesn’t
necessarily
mean
only
a
little
bit.
So
don’t
worry
about
it
when
you
use
it
좀
주세
요
(jom
juseyo).
Keith:
Yeah
you
will
probably
still
get
the
same
quantity
as
you
would
if
you
said
주세요(juseyo).
Hyunwoo:
That’s
right.
Keith:
All
right
and
let’s
move
on
really
quick.
Seol:
그래..
그래..
목
말라?
(geurae..
geurae..
mok
malla?)
Keith:
First
word
we
have
is
Seol:
그래
(geurae)
Keith:
That
means
all
right
or
sure.
So
all
right,
sure.
Now
we
have
Seol:
목
말라(mok
malla)?
Keith:
Thirsty
and
we
want
to
give
this
to
you
as
a
phrase.
What
we
have
now?
Seol:
목
말라(mok
malla).
Keith:
Is
in
the
intimate
politeness
level
and
to
make
it
into
the
standard
politeness
level
to
be
a
little
more
polite,
you
can
simply
add
요.
So
what
do
we
have?
Seol:
목
말라요
(mok
mallayo).
Keith:
All
right.
So
again,
if
you
are
thirsty
목
말라요.
물
주세요.
(mok
mallayo.
mul
juseyo.)
Seol:
물
주세요
(mul
juseyo).
Keith:
Yeah
all
right.
Next
we
have
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Hyunwoo:
네…
아줌마…
밥
좀
주세요…
(nett
ajummatt
bap
jom
juseyott)
Keith:
All
right.
Let’s
break
it
down
real
quick.
Hyunwoo:
네
(ne)
Keith:
Yes.
Hyunwoo:
아줌마
(ajumma)
Keith:
Ma’am.
Hyunwoo:
밥
좀
주세요.
(bap
jom
juseyo.)
Keith:
Okay
first
word
we
have
is
Hyunwoo:
밥
(bap)
Keith:
Rice
or
food
and
now
we
have
Hyunwoo:
좀
(jom)
Keith:
Once
again
the
speech
softener,
a
little
bit.
Hyunwoo:
주세요(juseyo).
Keith:
Please
give.
Please
give
me
a
little
rice
and
after
that,
she
replies
Seol:
그래…
그래…
(geuraett
geuraett)
Keith:
All
right
sure.
Seol:
배고파
(baegopa)?
Keith:
We
went
over
this
in
one
of
our
previous
lessons,
are
you
hungry
and
to
make
it
polite,
what
do
we
say?
Seol:
배고파요
(baegopayo)?
Keith:
And
that’s
the
rising
intonation,
a
question.
All
right
next
we
have
Hyunwoo:
네,
아줌마.
(ne,
ajumma.)
Keith:
Yes
ma’am.
Hyunwoo:
칼
주세요.
(kal
juseyo.)
Keith:
Here
is
the
catcher.
Seol:
Why?
Keith:
Knife
give.
칼
주세요.
(kal
juseyo.)
Seol:
Yeah
I
am
so
curious.
I
just
want
to
know
what
Ryuji
is
going
to
do
with
the
knife.
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Keith:
The
아줌마
(ajumma)
is
just
as
surprised
as
you
are,
Seol.
So
what
does
she
say?
Seol:
뭐
(mwo)?
Keith:
What.
And
that’s
with
the
really
high
rising
intonation.
Seol:
뭐(mwo)?
Keith:
Yeah
like
really,
really
are
you
serious?
A
real
question.
Hyunwoo:
Shocked.
Keith:
Yeah.
Seol:
Yeah.
Keith:
All
right.
So
how
did
you
feel
about
today’s
lesson,
Hyunwoo?
Hyunwoo:
I
feel
curious.
Seol:
Yeah
I
felt
Ryuji
is
kind
of
good
person
you
know
up
until
now
but
I
just..
Hyunwoo:
Me
too.
Seol:
Yeah
but
not
anymore.
Hyunwoo:
We
will
see.
OUTRO
Keith:
Well
stick
around
and
find
out
but
before
you
do
that,
remember
to
stop
by
KoreanClass101.com.
If
you
want
to
listen
to
the
dialogue
again,
we
have
it
in
the
premium
learning
center
standalone
but
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also
have
it
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if
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a
little
too
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for
you.
So
you
can
go
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click
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by
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and
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can
listen
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one
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one
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All
right,
so
that’s
going
to
do
it.
Remember
to
stop
by
and
say
hi
to
현우,
설
(hyeonu,
seol)
and
me,
류지(ryuji).
Seol:
수고하셨습니다(sugohasyeotseumnida.)
Hyunwoo:
마,
목
말라.
물
좀
주세요.
(ma,
mok
malla.
mul
jom
juseyo.)
Keith:
See
you.

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