ehgsHu7? ekgapu7t? abgsHun? ) o SARS Ale FAS st USL? What are the two people doing? © O20] OF= SHO] SIAPBtOHl CHeHAT O1OF7 IaH HALAL. Discuss what you know about Korean greetings. 58Vocabulary Builder Se Mca GE eet) (eraaHnae = Gam fo) A. Hello. 8 Hello, When greeting someone who holds a higher social position than you or someone in a business setting. @a AAAS. ae —— oS A Goodbye. B Goodbye. When bidding farewell to someone in a formal situation. (¢hg 8] Al4JA]& is the farewell given by the person who is leaving while 238] 7}4]4].2 is used by the person who is staying.) @ Desc /AAHILICE. Thank you Ce aa warque, fe Cae He, aa wae.) % It’s nice to meet you. It’s nice to meet you. When meeting someone for the first time, AS YWAGUCH is used in more formal situations (aes. D (eae) Ng 'msony, That's okay. 414 ¥-U 4 is used in more formal situations. 8) 2k¥H]tF is used in semi-formal situations. WAISUEH is used as a reply tou) gkghy ep or FSU. It’s used when expressing thanks. ZEAFSPLICF is used in more formal situations. Chapter1 59.ghey Yehud, abgeHun? oe ehgsHuri? woke BEM, as Ul, aestu? aaeauet. oie RELAY RSC, ae Ul, AS" eR eee Michael Hello. I'm Michael Johnson. Min-su Hello. I'm Kim Min-su. Michael It’s nice to meet you Min-su It’s nice to meet you as well. @ * This marker is used to speak about or suggest what was previously mentioned or suggested. CP” Wve 60 REYT tomeet WHF tobe giad.nice | Al me | EE aswel/teo—(A) allt? This ending is attached to the stem of a verb or the stem of an adjective in order to make == interrogative sentence. It is used to pose questions. — 4 47} is used when the stem ends = vowel, and ~ 447} is used when the stem ends in a consonant. aun) TECH + Lt? — ELIA? a Act + SL? — HSLiN? — © HSU? Do you learn? © Wun? Do you read? 2 Stet? Do you study? t TD (27/)2} ZO] HAPALAI®S, Change the following to questions like in the example. : 5 we» 7H} Thu Th rho = SUT : _ ume ae 2 fosq — (2) ep ; @) or (4) cho : © cE” EH togo | AEF toest | MPT tolean | ep toread | BFS tostuay MU} tosee | BEC tolookior | QE} 10 come Chapter1 61—(4) SL{ct This ending is attached to the stem of a verb or the stem of an adjective in order to make a declarative sentence. — 4 Ut} is used when the stem ends in a vowel, and — Ut is used when the stem ends in a consonant. THEE + SLICE — 2ELICt Sct + SLich— ASvct ° HSU, lear. ° aed. I read, ° Seu. | study. 7 (4171) 9} ZO] BHRAIALS., change the folowing to declarative sentences lke in the example. ww) 7 > UH acho oguc, Q) Bt (2) Apo (3) 2th (4) Wahctp 62BLUCt 1} is attached to a noun to form a predicative verb. 9]? is used to form questions. ¥] isa response that indicates “Yes”, and o}4@ indicates “No”. - wear a 04) Sta) + QILIch — Stateluict . ™? ay + QL|7? — SHeIL|7k? Fi (417|)2t ZO] CHSHS SEYSHYAIS complete the following dialogues like in the example. SAY U Cy, Itis a chair. ALYY? Is he a friend? THA Y UA? Is ita bag? (71) a) ey A aaa os aaenarie BME. - . UL ‘eS a Alea? ° A wen? 8 ul, es 8 chia, BP student | 2 book | }%} chair | 215% friend | 7HHP bag | AAP dosk APA dictionary | 3% pencil case Chapter? 63.~4) CS CHSHS Ez Ol BS TEAAle. Listen to the dialogues on the CD and choose the correct response from those given. 1 aed. © Hasyn? © sere, @ 83) 7HYI2. 2 oA QAVA2., © Hast. © nee, @ aga) AAAL2, 3 oj 2A 2, © aaa. © wee. @ M83 AAAS. 4 As Basu. © waa. © erect. @ eh4s) 7HIA2, 641 CHS HEHE SISSHYAIS. Complete the following dialogue. Michael and Seung-hee are meeting for the first time. aa get? Ae Meade. oo Yl, SHY? AE (1) as AS WAS. Thy eeu. ool = ANSE (2) aa gs) 7H12, ole =, (3) 2 — A} cHSts} ZO] ZF Mee lAbsH BAAS. With a friend, use the dialogue above to practice greeting each other. Chapter1 651 (487 |)2¢ ZO] HAPAJALS. Change the following like in the example. (a7) QUp gum? = $uct, (1) 7Hte = ee (2) tp = = (3) Bch > = — (4) Beoep “ - (5) 23st = 2 (347|) 2} ZLO| CHSHE SEISHYAIS Complete the following dialogues like in the example. qa7)) 7c A (um? 2 B Wut, a) ACH ee * B ICH (4) ict A A - B B GE 258 wows | Ath owe 66Pronunciation LIC — [LICH] When # is followed by v, the pronunciation changes to [1]. cs Bugle [spyeycy BST Chat SH AAAIS, Listen carefully and repeat the following sentences. a7? fH S47? L274) wasucy, [Was ch] Beech, RRS CH] SS ST CS LAS Cet M0] HAJALS. Listen carefully and then read each of the following sentences. abet, Au-auecp, As, ehdsH7? eh} eeu ch, BL SIL CHSHE SISAL. Listen and complete the dialogues. Q) A ehgs}Ay 47}? 8 Hl, 2) A Beau? 8 Ohya, Chapter1 67Window on Korean Culture sttolg| OlApat Greetings in Korea Let's take a look at how Koreans use greetings. Do you know how Koreans greet other people when they meet? Although there are many countries where people greet others differently in the morning, afternoon, or evening, in Korea, “hg 3}4] 4 7}2” is used irrespective of the 1 time of day. Koreans also believe that it is common courtesy to greet someone older than you or anyone you are not close to with a deep bow. However, it is common to wave to people who are younger than you or to those you are close to. In order to make a good first impression in Korea, it is important to use the correct greeting for the situation at hand. 1 FAS OLS Sts ApSta} UAE at & AO] QSL? O17] BEAI Boh AALS, Have you ever greeted Koreans who you were meeting for the first time? If you have, tell how you greeted thom at that time. 2 OAH! Ltapol] QUE IAF EPBIOH CHELOY Mz Artal LALALS, Lela oft) HIZO CHE Liato] OU} AHS Aol AALS. Tell how people greet others in your country. Write how greetings are given in other countries below. 68Che HH Sola UstS AS Bet AAs. Connect the following expressions to the correct responses. (y egehuze + - © w¥a THIS. (2) @Y3] AIA, « + © asHdu7t? @aeey + Omaguc. (47|) 2+ ZtO| CHEK SHYSHYALS. complete the following dialogues like in the example. [eon a sagan | wy, BAe, () A Oa Abel? 2 AH 71? oy ea 8 ul, @ a raqua (4) A 49] 47}? Bu ee BY, (317|)2b 210] CHSHS HISHIALS complete the following dialogues like in the example. cea) A ZUM? a) A Buy? B ui. WU, B ui, (2) A (3) A 4eu7}? BY, Sec, Bul, (4) A (5) A HeU7? Bul, aeuct. B Yl), Chapter1 69