LESSON
TRANSCRIPT

Newbie
S1
#3
Thank
You

CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
Dialogue
Lesson
focus

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INTRODUCTION
Seol:
안녕하세요
(annyeonghaseyo).
Keith:
안녕하세요
(annyeonghaseyo).
Hi,
Keith
here.
This
is
newbie
lesson
number
three
-
Thanks.
OK
how
did
you
feel
about
the
first
two
newbie
lessons
so
far?
Seol:
Just
very
useful.
Keith:
Yeah
they're
very
very
useful.
I
mean..
anytime
you
meet
new
people,
these
are
going
to
be
great
phrases
to
use.
Well
we
have
another
great
lesson
for
you
today.
Today
we're
going
over
how
to
say
“thanks.”
Seol:
Yeah,
you
have
to
say
“Thank
you.”
Keith:
Yeah
in
any
language,
that's
one
in
the
first
things
you
learn.
Now
in
Korean,
there's
several
different
ways
you
can
say
“thank
you”,
right?
Seol:
Right.
Keith:
What
are
the
different
ways,
why?
Seol:
Because
we
have
many
politeness
levels.
Keith:
That's
right-
the
different
politeness
levels.
So
we're
gonna
give
you
all
through
those
politeness
levels
today
and
what
to
say
when
someone
says
thanks
to
you.
Alright
so
can
you
give
us
a
little
background
on
this
conversation?
Seol:
Garcia
has
just
came
to
Korean
and
Kim
Suhan
is
his
agent,
and
Lee
Sungho
is
his
team
captain.
And
they
are
all
baseball
players
or
baseball
player’s
agent.
Keith:
And
they're
all
very
thankful.
Seol:
Yes.
Keith:
You
know
I'm
thankful
that
you're
here
too.
You're
such
a
great
addition
to
this.
Seol:
Me
too.
I
am
thankful
to
be
here.
Keith:
Alright
so
let's
get
into
this
thankful
conversation.
DIALOGUE
(1)김수한:
성호.
나와
줘서
고마워.
(seongho.
nawa
jwoseo
gomawo.)
그리고,
완갈시아
씨.
와
주셔서
고맙습니다.
(geurigo
wangalsia
ssi.
wa
jusyeoseo
gomapseumnida.)
(2)이성호:
네...
맞아요.
(ne...
majayo.)
완갈시아
씨.
와
주셔서
감사합니다.
(wangalsia
ssi.
wa
jusyeoseo
gamsahamnida.)
(3)갈시아:
아니에요.
(anieyo.)
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저를
만나
주셔서
감사합니다.
(jeo-reul
manna
jusyeoseo
gamsahamnida.)
Seol:
한
번
더
천천히
(han
beon
deo
cheoncheonhi)
(1)김수한:
성호.
나와
줘서
고마워.
(seongho.
nawa
jwoseo
gomawo.)
그리고,
완갈시아
씨.
와
주셔서
고맙습니다.
(geurigo
wangalsia
ssi.
wa
jusyeoseo
gomapseumnida.)
(2)이성호:
네...
맞아요.
(ne...
majayo.)
완갈시아
씨.
와
주셔서
감사합니다.
(wangalsia
ssi.
wa
jusyeoseo
gamsahamnida.)
(3)갈시아:
아니에요.
(anieyo.)
저를
만나
주셔서
감사합니다.
(jeo-reul
manna
jusyeoseo
gamsahamnida.)
Seol:
영어로
한
번
더
(yeongeoro
han
beon
deo)
(1)Su
Han
Kim:
Sung
Ho.
Thanks
for
coming.
And
Mr.
Garcia.
Thank
you
for
coming
out.
(2)Sung
Ho
Lee:
Yes...
that's
right
Mr.
Garcia.
Thank
you
for
coming
out.
(3)Juan
Garcia:
No,
not
at
all.
Thank
you
for
meeting
me.
LESSON
FOCUS
Seol:
So
now
you
know
how
to
say
thank
you
in
Korean,
right?
Keith:
We
got
three
different
ways
to
say
thank
you.
Well,
here's
the
one
thing
though.
This
conversation
was
very
difficult
I
think.
Some
of
the
grammatical
structures
here
I
think
they're
very
difficult
actually.
Seol:
So
let's
keep
the
grammar
points.
Keith:
Yeah.
I
was
planning
on
doing
that
anyway
but
we're
going
to
be
the
translations
and
we're
just
gonna
focus
on
how
to
say
thank
you.
Seol:
Okay
Keith:
Alright.
Let's
start
with
the
vocab.
How
about
thank
you?The
first
thank
you
we
have
is?
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo).
Keith:
thanks
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo).
고마워(
gomawo).
Keith:
Another
thank
you
is?
Seol:
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
Keith:
thank
you
Seol:
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
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Keith:
and
the
last
thank
you
we
have
is
Seol:
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida).
Keith:
once
again
thank
you
Seol:
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida).
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida).
Keith:
Now
the
last
one
we
have
is?
Seol:
아니에요
(anieyo).
Keith:
it's
nothing
Seol:
아니에요
(anieyo).
아니에요
(anieyo).
Keith:
All
right
let's
take
a
deeper
look
into
this
conversation.
Okay,
the
first
line
we
have
is?
Seol:
성호,
나와줘서
고마워.
(seongho,
nawajwoseo
gomawo.)
Keith:
This
is
a
little
difficult
so
we're
just
gonna
give
me
the
translation.
“Sungho,
thanks
for
coming
out.”
The
last
line
is
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo).
Keith:
“thanks”
Now
this
is
used
with
people
that
are
very
close
to
you
or
people
that
you're
very
familiar
with.
This
thank
you
고마워
(gomawo)
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo).
고마워
(gomawo).
Keith:
Who
can
we
use
this
고마워
(gomawo)
with?
Seol:
With
my
friends
and
with
my
co-workers
who
are
really
close
to
me.
Keith:
Right,
so
once
again
you
can
use
this
with
friends,
close
friends,
close
family
members,
and
maybe
even
little
children
right?
Seol:
Yes
maybe
two
kids,
or
two
children.
Keith:
Yeah..
cute
little
kids
because
it's
kinda,
you
know,
this
is
kinda
cute,
right?
Seol:
Right?
Keith:
고마워.
아,
고마워.
(gomawo.
a,
gomawo.)
Seol:
It’s
just
like
“thanks”
right?
Keith:
Yeah,
just
“thanks.”Alright,
so
here
김수한
(gimsuhan)
is
talking
to
성호
(seongho),
이성호
(iseongho),
the
team
captain.
Now,
here
they
are
obviously
on
our
friendly
terms.
Seol:
Yeah,
they
know
each
other
very
well.

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Keith:
That's
right.
That's
why
김수한
(gimsuhan),
the
agent
uses
this
intimate
politeness
level
-
고마워
(gomawo).
Alright
but
here
in
the
next
line
김수한
(gimsuhan),
the
agent
addresses
Juan
Garcia,
who
he
doesn't
know
exactly
too
well
so
he's
going
to
use
a
more
formal
thank
you.
So
let's
go
over
really
quickly.
Once
again
I'll
give
you
the
translation
of
the
more
difficult
lines
and
we
will
get
two
points
that
we
wanna
hit.
Alright
the
next
time
we
have
is?
Seol:
그리고,
완갈시아
씨.
(geurigo,
wangalsia
ssi.)
Keith:
“And
Juan
Garcia..”
Seol:
와
주셔서
고맙습니다.
(wa
jusyeoseo
gomapseumnida.)
Keith:
“Thank
you
for
coming”
Let's
take
another
look.
완갈시아
씨
(wangalsia
ssi)
at
his
name,
Juan
Garcia,
followed
by
씨
(ssi)
which
is
the
honorific
suffix.
Once
again
this
is
used
when
you
wanna
respect
somebody
or
honor
somebody.
And
here
he's
using
씨
(ssi)
because
he
doesn't
know
Juan
Garcia
very
well
so
he's
being
respectful.
All
right
the
next
line
we
have
is..?
Seol:
와
주셔서
고맙습니다
(wa
jusyeoseo
gomapseumnida).
Keith:
“Thank
you
for
coming.”
Now
the
first
part
is
와
주셔서
(wa
jusyeoseo)
“for
coming”
but
we're
gonna
glance
over
that
and
hit
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
This
is
a
more
polite
form
of
“thank
you”
So
the
last
one
we
have
is.
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo).
Keith:
“thanks”
and
this
one
is
Seol:
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida)
Keith:
They
sound
very
similar
but
this
one
is
more
polite
so
here
he's
being
polite
because
he
doesn't
know
Juan
Garcia
too
well.
Seol,
can
you
break
it
down
first
please?
Seol:
고맙습니다.
고맙습니다.
(gomapseumnida.
gomapseumnida.)
Keith:
Alright
and
next
we
have
이성호
(iseongho),
who
is
the
team
captain
and
he
says
네
맞아요
(ne
majayo).
This
is
“Yes
that's
right.”
So
he's
agreeing
with
the
agent
right
after
that
he
says..
Seol:
완갈시아씨
(wangalsiassi)
Keith:
Juan
Garcia
followed
by
the
honorific
suffix.
He's
addressing
him
now.
완갈시아
(wangalsia).
Seol:
와주셔서
감사합니다
(wajusyeoseo
gamsahamnida).
Keith:
Thank
you
for
coming.
Now
this
is
once
again
the
same
exact
line
that
the
agent
said.
Just
with
the
different
form
of
the
word
“thank
you”
Can
we
hear
the
word
“thank
you”
again?
Seol:
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida)
Keith:
And
what’s
the
other
one
that
the
agent
said?
Seol:
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
Keith:
Right.
What's
a
difference
between
the
two?
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Seol:
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida)
is
more
formal.
It’s
kind
of
the
utmost
formal
form.
Keith:
Right
it's
just
like
a
tiny
bit
more
formal
right?
Not
a
lot.
Seol:
There’s
no
big
changes
but
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida)
is
more
formal.
Keith:
Yeah
just
like
a
tiny
little
bit.
So
here
the
two
ways
to
say
“thank
you”
once
again
side
by
side
please.
Seol:
감사합니다.
고맙습니다.
(gamsahamnida.
gomapseumnida.)
Keith:
Now
these
two
ways
to
say
thank
you,
you
can
use
them
with
people
that
you
meet
for
the
first
time..
Seol:
..and
they
were
not
that
close
to
you
and
maybe
those
people
who
are
older
than
you..
Keith:
That’s
right
Older
people,
maybe
your
boss.
Seol:
Yeah.
Keith:
And
anyone
you
wanna
respect,
use
these
two
“thank
you”s.
고맙습니다,
감사합니다.
설,
와주셔서
고맙
습니다.
(gomapseumnida,
gamsahamnida.
seol,
wajusyeoseo
gomapseumnida.)
Thank
you
for
coming.
Seol:
Wow,
so
you’re
respecting
me?
Keith:
What?
I
shouldn't?
와주셔서
고마워.
고마워.
(wajusyeoseo
gomawo.
gomawo.)
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo)
is
fine
because
we
are
friends.
Keith:
Okay.
Well
how
do
you
respond
to
that
in
Korean?
Seol:
아니에요
(anieyo).
Keith:
And
that's
exactly
what
Juan
Garcia
says
next.
He
says
아니에요
(anieyo)
and
what
does..
what
does
that
mean
exactly?
Seol:
“No”
Keith:
It
means
“no”
but
in
this
context
you're
saying
“Ah..
it's
nothing.
Don't
worry
about
it.”
You
can
use
this
with
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
or
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida).
And
if
someone
says
고마워
(gomawo)
to
you,
what
do
you
say?
Seol:
아니야
(aniya).
Keith:
아니야
(aniya),
right?
It’s
the
same
exact
thing.
Maybe
we're
going
over
too
much
but..
Seol:
Yeah..
Keith:
Al
right.
Here
let's
do
a
little
practice
round
here,
Okay?
Seol
will
give
you
“thank
you”
twice
and
please
respond
in
Korean.
Here
we
go.
Seol:
고맙습니다.
감사합니다.
(gomapseumnida.
gamsahamnida.)

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Keith:
Did
you
get
it?
It
was
아니에요
(anieyo).
Now
we
just
went
over
this.
Just
wanted
to
keep
you
guys
on
your
toes
so
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida),
아니에요
(anieyo),
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida),
아니에요
(anieyo).
Let's
go
over
the
last
line
just
really
quickly
just
so
we
can
get
to
the
last
thank
you.
Seol:
저를
만나주셔서
감사합니다.
(
jeoreul
mannajusyeoseo
gamsahamnida.)
Keith:
Now
this
sentence
probably
didn't
make
a
lot
of
sense
except
that
last
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida)
right?
I
hope
you
guys
got
it.
Here
he
says
“thank
you
for
meeting
me.”
All
right,
that's
the
end
the
our
lesson.
What's
the
four
things
we
wanna
get
across
to
listeners
today?
Seol:
고맙습니다
(gomapseumnida).
Keith:
“thank
you”
Seol:
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida).
Keith:once
again
“thank
you”
Seol:
고마워
(gomawo).
Keith:
“thanks”
Seol:
and
아니에요
(anieyo).
Keith:
“It’s
nothing”
and
so
Seol,
thank
you
for
coming
out
today.
감사합니다
(gamsahamnida).
Seol:
아니에요
(anieyo).
Keith:
Really?
It's
nothing?
Seol:
It’s
nothing.
Keith:
Yeah,
you're
not
busy
at
all?
Seol:
No.
I’m
not
busy
at
all
for
you.
Keith:
Yeah
I
know.
You're
actually
taking
a
nap
before
you
came
here,
right?
Seol:
Who
says
that?
Keith:
No,
you
told
me.
감사합니다
((gamsahamnida),
so
“thank
you.”
Okay.
Don't
forget
to
check
out
the
premium
center
where
we
have
a
practice
round
for
you
guys
to
practice
what
to
say.
Alright
that's
gonna
do
it
for
today.
Seol:
안녕
(annyeong).
Keith:
See
you.

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