LESSON
NOTES

Newbie
S1
#7
I'm
Hungry

CONTENTS
Dialogue
-
Korean
Main
English
Romanization
Vocabulary
Sample
sentences
Grammar

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DIALOGUE
-
KOREAN
MAIN
1. 수희
: 아..
배고파요.
용준
씨는요?
2. 용준
: 저는
배불러요.
수희
씨는
많이
배고파요?
3. 수희
: 네.
많이
배고파요.
용준
씨는
많이
배불러요?
4. 용준
: 네.
많이
배불러요.

ENGLISH
1. Suhui
: I’m
hungry.
What
about
you
Yongjun?
2. Yongjun
: I’m
very
full.
Suhui
are
you
really
hungry?
3. Suhui
: Yes
I’m
very
hungry.
Yongjun
are
you
very
full?
4. Yongjun
: Yes
I’m
very
full.

ROMANIZATION
1. Suhui
: a..
baegopayo.
yongjun
ssi-neunyo?
2. Yongjun
: jeo-neun
baebulleoyo.
suhui
ssi-neun
manhi
baegopayo?
3. Suhui
: ne
manhi
baegopayo.
yongjun
ssi-neun
manhi
baebulleoyo?
4. Yongjun
: ne.
manhi
baebulleoyo.

VOCABULARY
Hangul Romanization English Class
배고파요 baegopayo to
be
hungry
배불러요 baebulleoyo to
be
full
많이 mani very,
a
lot adverb
SAMPLE
SENTENCES
많이
배고파요 저는
배불러요.
"very
hungry" "I'm
full."
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 많이
배웠어요. 고추장을
너무
많이
넣으면
매워요.
mani
baewosseoyo. gochujangeul
neomu
mani
neoeumyeon
"I
learned
a
lot." maewoyo.
"If
you
put
in
too
much
red
pepper
paste,
it
will
be
spicy."
GRAMMAR
This
lesson
focuses
on
a
few
key
phrases
in
Korean,
and
the
useful
descriptive
verb,
많이
(manhi).
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Grammar
Point
#1
-
I'm
Hungry,
I'm
Full
-
배고프다,
배부르다




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배고프다
(baegopeuda)
is
a
descriptive
verb
that
means
"to
be
hungry"
or
literally
"to
have
a
hungry
stomach."
This
phrase
can
be
broken
down
a
little
further.
The
first
word
is
배
(bae),
which
means
"stomach".
고프다
(gopeuda)
means
"to
be
hungry."
Literally
the
phrase
means
"stomach,
is
hungry".
This
is
a
set
phrase
and
can
be
used
just
like
the
English
"(I'm)
hungry".
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▷
In
This
Dialog


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(1)수희:
아..
배고파요.
(1)Suhui:
a..
baegopayo.
(1)Suhui:
I’m
hungry
(2)용준:
저는
배불러요.
(2)Yongjun:
jeoneun
baebulleoyo.
(2)Yongjun:
I’m
very
full.
This
conversation
uses
the
standard
politeness
level
for
both
phrases
"I'm
hungry,"
and
"I'm
full."
Below
is
a
list
of
different
politeness
levels
for
the
phrase
"I'm
hungry"

배고픕니다
(baegopeumnida)
-
Formal
Politeness
Level


배고파요
(baegopayo)
-
Standard
Politeness
Level
(used
in
the
conversation)

배고파
(baegopa)
-
Intimate
Politeness
Level

배부르다
(baebureuda)
is
a
descriptive
verb
that
means
"to
be
full"
or
literally
"to
have
a
full
stomach."
This
phrase
can
be
broken
down
a
little
further.
The
first
word
is
배
(bae),
which
means
"stomach."
부르다
(bureuda)
means
"to
be
full,"
or
"to
be
filled."
This
verb
gives
off
the
notion
that
one's
stomach
is
physically
full.
Literally
the
phrase
means
"stomach,
is
full."
This
is
a
set
phrase
and
can
be
used
just
like
the
English
"(I'm)
full."
Below
is
a
list
of
different
politeness
levels
for
this
phrase
"I'm
full"

배부릅니다
(baebureumnida)
-
Formal
Politeness
Level

배불러요
(baebulleoyo)
-
Standard
Politeness
Level
(used
in
the
conversation)

배불러
(baebulleo)
-
Intimate
Politeness
Level

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Grammar
Point
#2
-
To
Be
Many
-
많다




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많다
(manta)
is
a
descriptive
verb,
which
expresses
"to
be
many."
In
the
context
of
this
conversation,
it
was
used
in
its
adverbial
form
많이
(manhi).
When
it
is
in
its
adverbial
form
it
can
be
translated
as
"very"
or
"a
lot."
And
this
is
placed
before
the
word
it
is
modifying.
배고프다
(baegopeuda)
-
to
be
hungry.



많이
배고프다
(manhi
baegopeuda)
-
to
be
very
hungry.

배부르다
(baebureuda)
-
to
be
full.




많이
배부르다
(manhi
baebureuda)
-
to
be
very
full.
This
word,
when
it
is
used
as
a
descriptive
verb,
can
describe
whatever
comes
before
it
(typically
a
noun),
to
be
many.
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♣
More
Examples
♣


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사람
(saram)
-
people


사람
많아요
(saram
manhayo
)
-
(There
are)
many
people
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☞
remember
☜




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Below
is
a
list
of
a
few
different
conjugations
for
this
word:
많다
-
infinitive
(dictionary
form)



많습니다
(manhseumnida)
-
Formal
Politeness
Level

많아요
(manhayo)
-
Standard
Politeness
Level


많아
(manha)
-
Intimate
Politeness
Level




많이
(manhi)
-
Adverb
(used
in
the
conversation)

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