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No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the copyright owners. ISBN 978-89-7300-879-7 18710 ‘978-89-7300-875-9 (MIE) 2 16.00081(CD =a) + AFBI £01 BES84 41 Van Den Peereboom Giles E. M, Qiao Shanshan, Biernath Anne Maden, Suzuki Makiko, Ishizawa Shinj, Saygi Kemal M, Olo}CI8ia SOIR SHED} OlsofIcHEEa EHESOIA ZAKS SEI +98 Ae ulRO} BLUtS HUA olsiolateletat olan 312 3) A182} | E $A] aa "eLo] Eo}: esfo| (Pathfinder in Korean) 9 Wt 7) 124 Vo} AES MALLS HA] La '0]9} M5}0](Ewha Korean) ,@ Ws] S1eisFUeh, Alt 109} a eh Fao] Holt @04(Pathfinder in Korean), AAI F014] Bo} MALS we] ALES}o] son} Bays oA Sha) Be] HFS] SE Aol Sz SUCH. ey ARS Alo] SH Ge ala) Ao] Waster W2hsIo} Aol DHVAATE 20084 47-E] Fo]8} SO] (Ewha Korean), Hel PARAL, WHA] E72] ‘2009 BO} A BBG AMY A AS] aval tol BPS WHE + gla] Sieiguch, Te] ale el a Zt Hola sal Bs 0} sh8911 8 Abe] AT ALS, 28 21S 714 YR ol lB skFUEL 18} eso] Ewha Korean), A}2|E 1G) OFA S 3089] BAS} AAS PSI, doe dalajoz web aaeduch, fo] 3} @f0} (Ewha Korean) = We7] -E7] - 7] - 2712] Se wall awPe] THA) AAaAos gs} eUch, ©] sae Ul 7) Mol 752] HY Me WAS HSE S38] Woe] SES VasHES welel lo] 5 AMY. 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SF -hyshe ol lets 7h 201014 62 clsledaets doze we daePreface ‘Twelve years after publishing Pathfinder in Korean, the first domestically made Korean language textbook based on communicative practice, Ewha Language Center at Ewha Womans University has now released a new textbook titled Ewha Korean, Over the past ten years Pathfinder in Korean has been widely used as a Korean language textbook in many countries around the world and is still prized as a Useful guide for beginners to the Korean language, Under the belief that a new textbook was called for to meet the needs of changing times, however, Ewha Language Center began development of Ewha Korean in 2008. The project gained momentum when it was selected for funding under the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology's program to provide support for Korean language training in 2009, Over the past year the textbook was tested, revised, and tested again through actual use in the classroom at Ewha Language Center before coming up with the final version. The Ewha Korean series consists of 30 volumes including textbooks and workbooks, covering six levels, and will be published in stages, Ewha Korean is a comprehensive textbook covering the four skills of speaking, listening, reading, and writing with related content throughout all levels, While fostering balanced development of the four language skill, the new textbook is designed with an emphasis on speaking ability, The “Try it” section in each chapter is designed to encourage students to improve their conversation skills without memorization by creating their own dialogue according to a given situation and explanation of the flow of the dialogue and vocabulary, In addition, taking into consideration the demands and preferences expressed by students, levels 1 to 3 consist of two books each, and in levels 1 and 2 the instructions and explanations are given in English, Japanese, or Chinese(simplified and traditional) On behalf of Ewha Language Center, I extend my sincere thanks to the authors of the book for their passion and dedication, I also wish to express my appreciation to Professors Hai-young Lee, Young-kyu Kim, Hyung-yong Choi, and Sun-hee Park for their assistance in organizing the content, and Professor Hyun-ja Kim for her advice in regard to the literature sections of the book, Many thanks also go to Ewha ‘Womans University Press for editing and publication of the book It is my hope that Ewha Korean will be widely used inside and outside the country as a Korean language textbook, and contribute to the teaching and learning of Korean in a way that is both fun and effective, June 2010 Heisoon Yang, Director Ewha Womans University Language CenterAral Contents 4B THUD Preface BM PMH Table of Contents TIX} 22} AHS How to Use This Book #2 21 Main Characters Alszt Ala A102} AI 12} AN 2b AI132} A142} A152} 271 AV] shopping AZ] Plans SA] Food ail*- Transportation 1A) Weather A\3} Telephone oka °;=> Engagements 3] Hobbies ®)| XIZ &! 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A 37] EB et e771 EB 2 Hols (zrio12) PheBt ALOR Shey ZIe7] AE Uy atm Setst7] 2HSBt ARE B87] Stet of $9] Ait 221 371 EB) 49) Ht 271tht rat Ramarao ‘Bot BAlct mY Act 29} Yo}s7] 2a 71 PHO BU Ate RE 7] AB AOL cH Lz 471 ese | ABO] USE He (BteHS ah) EI e014 evs 280 ME) SION CHEE CASE E71 Oe 7HAloN H&L ANT] eiRole| AME SL Mee Ul) aim 8a 71 | Bolsie SAlol et B gk aR SRsolot Res (HSH) 201 7iaEE lois SH E71 IB BA AHO) LR 47] NBO EDS ofatat(eia) ‘wl ols B71 fois 2k 4471 Rol OF eal (HES) ‘zu otsi71 ‘MBE OFoHE Chet B71 eas! Miso tS en 47] gS ROL ewe AES SaH(A) nial 288171 oe 16K O18 B71 etgol Bet AI Bein 47] BONY 72), apr eaen) Fo] BON CHS! CHS 7] SSRIS ATH Bain 47] 2S ABO] 4101, Gat yobs (AD)Table of Contents Sees Se Se conn ee 10 Grammar & Vocabulary i, Oa, 7H 74 Shopping ey 2} 7012. =2 2c} Bkorean culture Plans 4gjen2 2)esAIch ~B AC} Food (2)2(means) © Sal OA EK Di Means of transportation Transportre- lated words. Transpor- tation Weather [Seasons Weather a2. 01/04 eh Telephone ele > ack =BDlorder) Sports Playing an instrument Engage- ment 42). 22 04/4 ect TH Hobbies Hobbies: Speaking Buying fruit at the fruit shop Bi Boressing prices Bargaining Bd Aor Baie Drea] Talking about holiday plans Bi totiday greetings Be ite [ere] Choosing a restaurant from a restau Fant guide book Evaluating a restaurant B21 (124, POI, ‘Asking how to get tothe destination i Giving directions on using the subway Saying how long something takes 38 (28) Making plans for the weekend ac cording to the weather i Moking a request Leaving a message by phone Bi Making a phone call ‘Asking to speak to someane on the phone ‘Asking someone to take a message Changing an engagement i Suggesting a change of engagement Hots [0k] Introducing club activities i Talking about hobbies Encouraging someone to join a club Bi igesict Prom | Grammar & "Vocabulary. fa, et sch =A eich Presents 42) $a 42)e4 7c} ~oY/o1M wea 2yek eich 4ennie ey fe OFA, SHAY AeA 2 BH Tetephone related words 71 B01 ~0}/040} tc ~o}/OKe sich jet of set Speaking Giving advice on birthday presents Asking for advice on presents Recommending presents ‘Suggesting plans for after class. BiAsking about plans for after class Recommending dishes Talking about the taste of food Asking for directions ‘Asking for directions Expressing gratitude Getting weather information on a travel destination BiAsking advice on travel prepara- tions Bi 2x! gois [emia] Giving information about a gathering aver the phone Bi Handing the phone to someone Be ois (erio12) Making an engagement for an avail- able time Asking someone to meet you Talking about available times Informing people of the precautions when hiking By Asking about matters to watch out forListening Listening to a conversation about buying goods i Greeting custommers Listening to a conversation bout birthday party plans Listening to the school broad- casting station Listening to a conversation about booking a train ticket Listening to the weather re- port [i Forecasting the weather Listening to a conversation ‘bout making @ reservation by phone i Requesting a certain type of seat Listening to a conversation on Confirmation of an engagement Listening to a conversation ‘on hobbies: [Vocabulary Expression J Pronunciation Contents Reading & Writing Reading and writing about shopping experiences. Reading and writing about future plans Reading and writing about favorite foods Reading and writing about a tourist course Reading and writing email Reading and writing about plans for a farewell party Reading and writing about an engagement Reading and writing about introducing clubs Culture Korean momey Koreans’ New Year resolutions Kimehi Public transport in Seoul ‘Summer in Korea Useful phone numbers in korea Sinchon, haunt of young people Koreans’ hobby, hiking Literature AGO] ICE HS (Fok tale) MBE Z (Poem) BHO|2} BE (Folk tale) ofe(Folk song) ‘274 Al(Folk tale) $24 (Poem) A827 (Pansori) lO}: (Poem)12 Ay} ATP ARS How to Use This Book © FOLS} SIRO} 1-142 1~724, TO|St SIO} 1-2, B~15mbe OOH QISLICH, Ewha Korean 1-1 covers Units 1~7 and Ewha Korean 1-2 covers Units 8~15, © 12} S1H0(9} Shae tha XLS slola SO] SA PAS lols 718 cwAILICh. Unit 1 “The Korean Language and Hangeut" gives a basic introduction to Korean alphabet and the structure of Korean sentences. © 2ab#e{ 2} C182 Part 1, 2, 32t ‘Culture & Literature’= ASI WELICL Part 1. 2, 32 Sel, Bez. S71, 2171, 471 SSsk= FROIN, ‘Culture & Literature’= SO] SSS YOHT Sst ES wel Rech From Unit 2, each chapter is divided into four parts: Parts 1. 2.3, and “Culture & Literature”. Parts 1, 2, and 3 cover grammar. speaking, listening, reading and writing, while “Culture & Literature” explores Korean culture and gives students an introduction to literary works. HAPS Composition of Units Unit cover page ARI Xe EO] UBS U4 SH wO4 SLC ABS] Sh LIST} SES eta BUCH, Photos are used to indicate the contents of The contents and learning goals the unit, of each unit are explained. eSule lcto} al Biche Paslo] such, SH/BAIclo}] 2~37N2] BY} OSS Bye ota, el ANCONA] allie Boy] Shas Mere Buch, These parts consist of preparation (Z¥IRIAICH) and speaking (BS4SAICH) sections. The preparation section gives practice in 2~3 grammar points and vocabulary, and the speaking section gives practice in speaking and includes speaking tasks. BS A817! Toll Atajo] Sele] srgra} o}oloy ches d2tel S > US ZICH IES MALICE Before studying grammar students are given @ simple questions that prompt them to think about grammar usage and meaning, NBO] = IEA OOS Syo| Sta, os ABS! @ Exis 2a BUC Points on application of grammar including where and how it is used are shown through pictures and examples, BHlol O1o|eNe ealsial At + UES AIS AAI @ MOOI, Bel AVE SAlsisio| Zehsp Wol FT os AAS LICH. The meaninglusage) of grammar points is clearly explained, and information on forms is simply explained in diagram form with examples. (N=Noun, A=Adjective, V=Verb) BY MSS eoi7] WSs MAISUCL HS HHS © SF USS MOVs! KAIST} 7B AAIHSLICT, Grammar practice is given through speaking tasks, Instructions in the English translation and examples are given. HE Salo} BIS OSS TElaH Srl MAIISLICL @ Key words related to the unit are given with pictures. 13SH7| | LIB, AB, cHetstO| CHRIS Test tet 22 MAIBSUCE For the speaking tasks the content, situation and roles of speakers are explained with pictures, BS HES ShSSt7! Moll FOL! Ststoy seal HSS 2S BE SSAC. BS-Mol MALE! MalotS set Af ARBO] CHEESE SHSO! BLUIC. Try it 217/04 S| Sei] U2 AAS CSE SES PASE SUS @ Bal Buck. Before studying the given dialogue students practice making up their own according to given roles. The students make up a conversation in the speech balloons following key instructions. “Try it” encourages students to speak without relying on memorization, HHsl0] SE2} 42 USS Vel FE Oz Esiol HH @ 2 Ofte, FS SAS Bel BUct. Students’ understanding of dialogue and speaking ability is fostered by explaining the flow and major contents of the dialogue. Bei cHSHeeILICH, Sample dislogue, e SSO BEE FOS Aol cet Sat oS ALA auc. Explanations of pronunciation in the dialogue and @.._ examples are given. Bei7| hl ABo] West 7s BEILICH, OF k= HAS0SS ARONA SS ASE + USUct. Key expressions needed to carry out the speaking task are given. These expressions are useful in everyday life BADIM ABE 4 Qe 813 SSS MANLSLICL Yet © of Stal eisiol BB! + gteLIct. Suggestions for further practice are given. The points can be adapted to various situations, 73Bo] BA le}o} eat 4 Belch aol ech This part consists of the listening(0l #AIcl) and reading & writing(@42 SAIC!) sections, 271.8 Ghloial HBSKS YH Tela ISLC! SS USS OSE, O1FIL} WES soloke c| SB0] uct. These pictures and questions explain the listening situation. They give the students an idea of what to expect in the listening dialogue and check vocabulary and expressions. 2 7| ClO ISS ofsH SO! SXIQILICL, FIO BB @ SF S010 SSMS etal BUCH, These questions test the students’ understanding of the listening situation, They guide the students to the key points. H7| 8 SOI HSSh=e SHSUUCL Fale BIE S 32 O07, CISL} BBS Selsl= Al Sol SUC. This exercise gives students information related to the reading task and helps check vocabulary @ and key expressions, CHOSt SHO] SS 271 AE AAIMYSLICH Various types of texts are presented as reading material ‘H7| CALA SSat Oa SOI EANILICK. ‘These questions test the students’ understanding of the reading material, o7| Hes 4712 As SSAC AS SF9| BS MW SE ASQLICh. This exercise links reading with writing, Students, a} BBE practice writing a passage similar to the one they @----— have just read. O-- site an ge a esc (sm maa ett HL A ee aa. foe 160} glo} io} wep ghuarlse Psto} euch, This part gives students an introduction to one aspect of Korean culture(@s Wots#71) and 16 one example of Korean literature ({@#t S!#7)). SH FMIQ ARE ES USS SHO1g SHol= AIA HOO), APIOILY CIS tail MIAISHESLICt, One aspect of Korean culture related to the subject of each respective unit is introduced both in Korean and English, accompanied by photos or illustrations. ‘GIS Slo HE! Ofate Slelet= wea Sets zl AQ BRIO XII Lieto] Sig} wlamsio} AHaH SA 258 AAISUC. The culture activity tests the students’ under- standing of Korean cutture and prompts them to think about comparisons with their own cultures. #3 Bele Mat ST Aefel SE SROILICL ciel Aig} AE! LHS, CHO] Seo] HSE AB Sold Bol ABS AS BASU. This section gives students a chance to read and appreciate examples of Korean literature. Works related to the content of each unit and using the same grammatical structures have been selected. 28 NES YASH] Hol TOIL Abe wT O/0}71 SHIA SOS VES Shs FERILICH, To stimulate their interest in the literary work presented, students discuss the related illust- rations (photos) before reading it. CDol SSE USS SLAM SE HBS Aetel SS AUUCL 28 AHO] WS EE USE SERSLCH Students listen to the piece of literature on CD. A whole literary text or part of one is presented, APO] AZOLE LBS HGH Se BASU. Students are asked to express their own thoughts or feelings on the literary work. © essen= mu Fa Cla Main Characters ‘Of0}@ American ‘Student at ELC 231 Japanese 7 Office worker Student at ELC {Ewha Trading Co) LEH Russian Student at ELE Housewife Main Characters ELC = Ewha Language Center Student at ELC _ B710| Chinese Student at ELC O}R1@ Japanese Student at ELC © HB Korean Office worker (Ewha Trading Co,) ‘Of French 242i Korean ‘Student at ELC University studentPart2 suigialct wal BAI Part3 01 wai 2, a2, 7H mr et 7eAO BAP EN of), Ste, Bec EA-a act 28a Awol CHa Zetsh7] Giving advice an birthday ~~ BU Ate hs} 27] 1 toa conversation about buying goods UMS LB Bwoll hss Reading and writing abou CULTURE & LITERATURE yon) 927 BIRO] E Korean money MASS Folk tate "ABO! ULE WS,‘bread FA juice 20 a 01:3, "2), 7H ob AS SS, AHBol +B A WH O/B] BeBL? What is the unit used for counting people, animals or objects? ‘toll Hato] St 7H QO1S, ala AAs Soi] 440] CH B Qlo12. eas : eae xzgtee axe ae aa aol aa ‘S, el, 7H ‘When counting people or objects. diferent words indicating the unit are used, The word Lis used for counting people, OfeI for animals, and 74 for objects, RMS Bae PALM mh SAL ABS SD $US AEA Si Hela Awe, Look at the pictures and ask and answer the questions about what is being bought. B& 2s aes aes PANES B1RA3 ENB 012? ENS 8 Hsin SA AS AOI, est Mew FE 10, AIPA, HTae stron ARI camera aia refrigerator ani vacuum cleaner ‘5 Ifan f2f0| iron asp washing machine 02 714 Bd US Sole O18 Sei712? How is the price of goods expressed in Korean? EN 7140] aofol2? EN xIzt0| eiotol2? EI dole Hoole, EA ott 24 Bolaig, 7h24 Prices ‘wi100 wa w980 aay a w1,000 aa 7,500 aHe4 a ‘w10,000 ae 32,800 ‘et olga a ‘w100,000 ae e 510,600 Qeeet Be a ‘1,000,000 ‘aot 3,638,050 AMSAate! BOA A wi0.000000 et ‘wés,000,000 AOS 7 When talking about prices. the numbers are expressed in units of ten thousand won, 25,000 — 02! 281-21 150,000 — oe a Ch SU 74S Su Heat Sale, Look at the table below and ask and answer the questions about the prices. ad 7 aa 7 @ 4 wom], 000 ® gan 1,230,000 @ cela} 83,000 2 Bayi wusno00 S| 75,200 EN AHS717} etoto2? El aga eiojoia. a"LALLA ALTE grat zaict| 2 a BHO] Z}Ao|Ay D}OY Af7] Svinsteitarnetrtshop Of24HS ald 7 filo AS Atel ZAUCt. FOloila| DS 74S VD WS At nla You have gone to the fruit shop to buy some fruit. Ask the shopkeeper about the prices and buy some. USS cle} sts Tay Sule. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue, ch > 1, QUAL 2A Bly > 5, wl at 271 y 22—— Bea) OM HQ. OMSOILI, Alat 91012? ob Ul, O17] Slog, OFF BtQ01s2, 0] A@h= toto? ‘Bt Holl 700 BO ail. A dope? A424 St HOM 1,000 H0|012, HIE Anjo? 2500H0|o112. UP HIMES. & HOt FAIL, TE 2.00088 a2, 1,000HM=| AHI} Ji] HEED BH 5 7H EMI. When a final consonant is followed by a vowel, it becomes the first ‘sound of the vowel OEMS DEMS] AM Holos [Aka ALIOl] © 7124 Bfahy| Exressing prices Bt 7Hol 3,000%#0|012. / 1Kgol 8,00020|01=2, [Za When calculating a price in terms of 8 7, 1KgOl, SHFOH, the basic unit used to name the value of something or count something is Ol = hf BASH] Brenig Sid: Ob MLS. / All BH EAL. 3,0008i0H 2 S427 / 3.000801] AIS, Fl: BO, Te 3.000881 Fag, ALO THRIOILY OFS AHS CHEHS 3H EMIS Practice buying fruit and vegetables at the market. ‘OFFO{LI shopkeeper (woman) Wf pear {0} %CHtodiscount sje attached to end ofa price to indicate the 23SSS IL aigsich to.givea present 920] necklace Chto give 4217p fruit shop 01 shopkeeper HU banana -Ethto sell 26 = auretarct |Z 01 A, Hl Cd) OHS Se|An}Aol FS POI MBS SUM? Who do you usually buy presents for at Christmas? AeIAOA tf = FOIA B MSHAL? EE On} Sol] SAS FRHQ, Tela Soll Als FR, N + oll, Stell 7, | are particles attached to the noun indicating the object, whether it be an ani- ‘mal or a person, e+ Oll— BeeolA —-Zo}al + sted —- Zorristed CHS AHHS0| SOS shez! Gol SMI, Look at the pictures and say what the people are doing noe BILE Bich HEN ae! 7H Fel0] A #2? EA Selo] Sete BILLS Wore,=) ee * ft) Seoraksan 212 (Mt) Hallasan {3Ch tobe high BU gloves a} a sea 02 sc} ob BOSS] BOIL AES wlan ay Of BSL? How do we compare two or more people or objects? EN Achto| 20fe, stetito] soK2? IE] ietio| Aeratstct seot@, N+ ech ‘8¢} is a particle indicating that the noun is a subject of comparison, HA+ SC} HAGE gis + Sich — shaCh SD > 7g ol H AMIS, Look at the pictures and make the appropriate comparisons, @ 9, AVAL na" Soanis . ae oe ® sc EM AAT a2, AZo] ME? EB So} Apiect we, 25| Bttatone E2{0} drama ‘af song XB often 26 03 -| t+ ob APBOILt AHBS!] ASOILt SENS IE a 1B] SHEL? How do we express the negative of a person's behavior or situation? EN Q7}0] M, Of H7t0ll Doll 712? EB O12, Ol 7 }0l= DStol| 717] Qos. AN +31 tC AI ict is used to negate some behavior or situation. It has the same meaning as 2 ume + HI Sch — owe] Bech t+] BCH — ata] Bic CSS sre} Su Hea SAR. ‘Ask and answer the following questions with a friend, = a 4 et 2771 Boia? o a BS Satis Ses SOREL? ow ici = ByOIM SaaS MOIR? o w 23 Sale KF B01? o uw @ 9! BRO} AB 2401? y a ® seesvesue? CO w EN Zia BS 27} gol WoL? EA ONg, st! 2179} Zo] 4x] gos, Sx ots,‘SS OOO OEE isa a2 cr ASE Presents : ; eee OB BAd / sso) { ame} {seo 27Bol BAICt B AYO] ALLOY] cHal] AOS] Swing aver onirtndy presents Ol % SOO] IF SHO] ALILICH, A-POHA|| OM MSS ALS i] BLX| Ot all SMI. It is your friends little sister's birthday this coming Saturday. Give him/her some advice on what to buy for a present. YENS Cet se Pal BAe. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue, © Breomen Sha OQ 1. 58 4u Bel p 2, 4g zeisl7) vy 2 au awe OF x IRHARS | OfBICE? 3,1 MB 228171 yp ZAREARS | UMC TB MP3 | OFC}? HE | | QC? MPS | IKEARS | ICE UI S48 | MP3 | Maestct £ 28B= s2apl Olt = S210] Say seoloLA, e427 BU MBS A012? o8 OWI, OFS AX] BOI. of M10] BOLL? ERAHO| O12? 2 SLISOIA 21174 BOIS, ARES & MIMD. CHE AE Bt O12? Ei MP3 O12? MP7 AIXAPSIEECH UE, US XicHeiol SAveIel POR ROIS. AaHe, MP37} BHO12. BERR & = Mol cast 291 Spy] Asking or advice on presents (a2! oil 10] BOR? PNB AI? 2 2S A7t WOR? BB AAaIz| Recommending presents MP37t 10k? MP3s MES, MP3E MBat= Al Bog, [i When reading or writing foreign loan words. the Korean system for ‘expressing such words must be followed MPS: eans2| Digital camera: CIxIs\7I0I2t (The term ‘c1?Kdical’is often used also) Ee 27 BU SEO Soe YA Moll chal BOSH chats oH SAMI, ae Have @ conversation where you give advice on a birthday present for a friend or parents. OfAlyet off what 217/74 BCH tobe popular CHE 2! something else 290 02 ey ’ 2424 price igh on sale 30 wie ee Listening toa conversation about JPA Bd ARS CHS} S71 siyin goes 0 HIMES 1S BUS BIL? Fela YS Pool cha Seti? What kind of goods does this shop sell? What are the shopkeeper and cus- tomer talking about? HAL FOIA AO] CHBIILICL ST Bol SHI. A shopkeeper is talking to a customer. Listen carefully to the conversation and answer the questions. (1) CHS B29] HAS MAwl2, “¢ 2 @ a > a (2) 0] ARS FAS ASL? “Ss 4% (3) AMEX] AISI? ss Mol g1ajstr| roting customers OA 2X2, Wy OMe? Fase, = Ng,01 0 N * SIAI5 Insa-dong 3 teahouse ‘BS antique ug BNa {traditional restaurant IER bibimbap Re the past 218% souvenir 03 284 fan BM posteard 171 AIC 7 an 434 Aol] st S ola 4] ——- ting about shopping AMBZO| QUISS HH RAL? SS HD 0|0}7 aH MANA What kind of place is Insa-dong in Seoul? Look at the pictures and talk about them. AD ARol Hot SUC. HSS AD SSoll Fatale. @ B Read the following passage about shopping experiences and answer the questions. abso At 4utoH AFD} Zo] UANEON Uh. AMAR SLA, JPA, AE ed So] wee, Ase hehe Leh, “1e|52 AA} 0 AS PAS PARSE, BEE PS a} 714460] Sheek. 7HAS MARA MPA) else, | 5 OH, AL EH, GA ELAS ASU, ela aso AAG Gy ABSA. Ae OF SOPMGUT, a (1) 0] ARIE SIAFSOIA OFCIol| 7#x] exBteLI7F? © 888 7H @ 18a one (2) 0] ARIE SIAIBOIM Pots SLIM? (2) SE Ol VEE SHI. © QUAKE 77 SPST WLC, 4 one @ Ol MBS AF HS EMSLUCL. 4 onus OAL SAOUA ABE! GAO] USLI? OICIOWAY Sots ALA] Of2tOI A} Z4BS BE wf HAM. Have you ever been shopping in Korea”? Write @ passage abou your experience of shopping in Korea, including what you bought and where 31Ba Koreanmoney SLO] T= BRoAE 215] 47} )9} El PIS FE AST. 21s 1,000914}44, 5,00091 AI, 10,0008H2, 50,000842/71 Qa, FAS: 10842], 508442], 10081442), 50081 melt UU, Te] Bet OlSell PIE, ALS TES ALS NUCL 1,008] 5} 5,000 . Bae] Asie 2A ATG 4-}4191 Ela] o}8ha501-1570)7} >} ©]0](1536~1584)7} “Le AA MPC, e|st 10,0008 oS MS VHS Ll APG] 40] y AScHA0397-1450) o] Tell QUT 50,0008 eo ZA AleHS] oF Belo]s} Sp }e) alayels- (1504-1551)°] Lea] UCh. 108IF} 2] -S AOS CHARGE 2080] A714] 31, 508 ate] SAS Bolto] AW7AA] Qe, Le]at 100a}2] “Sao ABS WSO} AAS SZ OE o]g4) Bae1554~1598)0] AAA] WSFUC}. e]at 50081 7}e] -F-zeH) SES AES BRE Fo] A714 NUT. Korean currency consists of four kinds of notes and four kinds of coins. The notes come in denominations of 1,000 won, 5,000 won, 10,000 won, and 50,000 won, and the coins 10 won, 50 won, 100 won, and 500 won. Other than cash, bank cheques and credit cards are also used, The 1,000 won and 5,000 won notes feature pictures of famous neo-Confucian scholars of the Joseon Dynasty Yi Hwang (1501-1570, pen name Toegye) and Yi |.(1536-1584, pen name Yulgok) respec- tively. The 10,000 won note features King Sejong the Great (1397-1450), fourth monarch of Joseon and inventor of the Korean script, Hangeul. Gracing the 50,000 won note is Sin Saimdang(1504~1551), a famous female literati painter of the Joseon Dynasty. As for the coins, the 10 won coin features Dabotap Pagoda at Bulguksa (National Treasure No. 20), and,the 50 won coin ears of rice. On the 100 won coin is the face of Admiral Yi Sun-sin who defeated the Japanese in a sea battle in an ironclad ship called Geobuk- seon, which was his own inven- tion. On the 500 won coin is carved © acrane, which symbolizes wealth & and longevity. v 01 Ss & Sod oft Bol TAA Qe AS Sobel? Which Korean note carries the picture of a woman? 02 Hes Lieto Almie} SHS H SHIA, FAO] TAA QEAl ATH BAIS. Talk about your country's currency. What kinds of notes and coins do you have and what pictures are on them?ee Se RS 01 CABS AMS SFE ABOMLY QS X/z0/7} QCA OH ABS Soaks? If you had a magic wand or if someone could grant you a wish, what would you wish for? SSE za He NN HISBO| BOGS She ARISES 1G] ASSHEA] Mess} ABO| Oe tes. S oB 20} AY2f8H SAA. Listen to the folk tale “Aol L42t= 8H" and to find out how Koreans have tried to explain the saltiness of the sea S ato] 42S - ofidel] 8& RES] SIUC LE oA YS} ~ & Sr elebsr Usha Eo] Use, ete oO} 50] LONER 7A SE sel “U Sek eve eGR eS Ako] la) MI a ech fol a USE = | ay SS BMC} Tee ELF PASTA Ue. 2a sa} eS es 7S UG, eat AE Bb} V4 20] aU: 03 Cats Lrafolls: HISHBO| SOLAS Selah = OlOf7|7t Q=EAl Wat AMI2. Talk about a story told in your country to explain why the sea is salty ABsalt WFmillstone 2Smagic USc}tocomeout SS thief —7KVICHotake HL most Ai continuously Sic tobe happy F7IFI*ICHto becomeheavy HiC}sea inside 7/2/8CH to sink 33A9at Alemo B-()2 702 E-2aict Ft AS BS Talking about holiday plans Part2 a -(2) S04 ‘at BAICH +2 3 78) mlotsi71 Suggesting plans for after class Part3 oj wAlct BS THE] ASO CH Listening ARM SAC Ole ARON CHES G12 47) Reading and writing about futur plans t CHSt 7] n about birthday party plans CULTURE & LITERATURE 21017] BERENS] AHH ABY Koreans B71 AL Poa HBR ZL,Zu/BtAICH | 019) 0B BAO He} BHO] USUCH 0] SSO] PO] 201n| 01874] Bhar? There are various things in the classroom, How do we talk about what belongs to whom? 2 EN O12 79] ARMOIOL? EA yg] ARHojoH2, N+) (ex) 1s a particle indicating ownership. ‘My, our, and your’ are contracted to USI = Uf, 12} = Af, and ‘U421= 4, 9s usually pronounced [of BP+9— 879] Mae + ol — Mato) Chg BUSO| +70] 221] etal 1S B2SO| AO] 01x] wet SS, Look at the following pictures and say which objects belong to whom. > off otf OmBIc @neE of = OE ORAM RUNS! @ NPB fol ELE | ca om aldetetonk dary — EM 0124 29) ofzl0j01=27 Coeererd El nfo 12] oFZOIONL. 36Bt hiking SUAB sich to play tennis ‘dat (Mt) Namsan agect togo shopping 23 theater ticket oteih to reserve Ses towatcha play BB AR Dongdaemun Market ont >a, 02 -@)a Aya ob HASS Ol FetOil OFF ASO] USLIMI? VOLO} oH] cHsHAy O|OF7 Rt aH OW Al B!72? What plans do you have for the weekend? How do you talk about plans for the future? oe 4 Oa Ml, Ole Aetol] Pots St 702? EE] 22] ut APSsta Zo| SNS B 4012, V+(2)2 Hole (2) 7012. is an expression indicating that an event or action will be happening in the future, consonant + 7Ol2 @ 8 Hole, 28 101 vowel += 1oI2 @ Bit I, a 71012 Look at the following and talk about Michael's and Sujin’s plans for Saturday. 7 ARE oe Bug mech ® ou ‘edlol ict eeec - 2 2% aS ontstct ano ae etc @ oft 2179) 838 ct wees @ SCH AYSIU Azlsich adios ect HN of012 WY, Secsol| HY Bt 74012? EA OfBo HUA & Hole, +21 ME A Bt 4012? EM AE Of SAS Aes P1012, 37GE LLL ALTE 03 —1 Qt} ob Ofa4H0| Ala St We VS ate ay ogy ate? How do you talk about what you are doing right now? EM BS Ml) Xia A StH 2012? EI FAB 27 QOIg, Ven uct (eu) =a Ct is an expression indicating that a certain action is in progress. St+ DOU sin ack Bt +m Ble} — afm aiet CHES O}0/B9} WO Me] TIVILICH. AESO| Abs FO Look at the picture of Michael's birthday party and talk about what the people are doing SS Sc} SES ACL MBS AC} BS Sct eS @ W012 et: + 8 4c to dance , Glignthecondes EN OO} HE XI 9 SED B01? sails Bl opt 87812 201 8 AD Bog. 38iii CLL PO SEA FG} leoreoncuttre of 39BT} AJB] WrSp7] Taking about hotdoy pans Ofe1#2] F7} AISIS EPS} Bol SMI, Talk about your holiday plans with a friend. BSNS Chet cise Tat BAe. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue. 1, Rt 712 Bad 2, RIE AS st] ( “i (2B nel 2) 7 | OMI? 7, 25~8.5 st a 9 etc? Phil a | ct £9 3, S7ERIOLMSI 7B] BS17 py jay | $4 SICH? OE | SC eect or] Bec} he | ich ofc] seer? | ( aia eletet | 4 | Sich BSA SAI | Sct 40.oat a QF M, R27 Mol? 78 25UIE! 8B SRIMIXIOND. ob B7t a AS 012? EBA Lpeloll B 740i. 747 [0H Ml 2177t O12. DyAlOAd Bt 402? OES S 7012, Telz YSeh0l| 2 7012, BA SAS HO| HS 74012. SAAL TAG OCA SS 702? OF Bete. Ae CIEIWOIA| SAS At Qt. Ta 7 ecueM2, Beek EE Be + a Tensification @ When 7, c, 4, 4, % are preceded by a final consonant 2, they are pronounced as [7 e] (w] (0. | BIS (Iria) IS Zale [olz7IoS] = 37h QAtStT| Haidy oreetngs (az) Ft B CHASN2, 27} 2 SU, Ft SU SUI, ‘et Sl Poll 7} AIS SD Hats] Ft SIS Bal Stl, With your classmates, talk about each other's holiday plans. G OFE! Eiffel Tower #2iCHtobe envious Eid but cHtostayat SIEls# internet 4 accommodation 4“’ | -AUBICt to go jogging S32 then 2a documents 22] he oking ingredients ‘221614 tocook Welsict to tidy up 42 Bulstalct 01 -(2)u Foy oB O}S U CHO VOL Sol Chat Vest a OBA atsiiV? How do we talk about an action that follows another action or incident? 730 75 &) 8:00 @) saws OARS ARHSt Soll OFS ASLICH az OFS HS Soll Stat0l] ZLICH. V+ (O)L 0H (2). $0) is attached to the end of a verb to indicate that the action is followed by an- ‘ther action. It is interchangeable with 42) CHgoH or (©). Hol. consonant +2 #0 @ He SoH vowel, 2 +. #01 @ 2 #04, SE Fol Che ABS oF Sot O18 AMS US Shea! Ba Sle. Say what the following people do and in what order. fo SIROIS BYSIC © IH dICt MIE OFAICH > ARE SICH > S1OfSIct > SIRENS ict UEHE @ Ba PI NRE AK} > gelaic} > ABS Bels|c o Ag Se Sch | BASICS Obie} ct 2B SCH xMB Bulsict HEN 22 IE OF8IOH BZ! SoH H 3427 Ed 28! SoH ApH, ae ABE Bol 2 327 [1 Nolet S01 sols SHs12, Tain esos SYS Sol Sais a2,om 78 02 -()4 7H ob OAKS Os +A Fol O(CIoll ULM? ARO Whe SAS 1B VEIL? Where are you going after class today? How do you say why you are going there? HEN 421 A, 12 OICIol| 712? HEN “4812401 of 71:27 I 421301 712, Ea S59 Wal Mee ey 712. V+ (2)44 Jick conjunction with 7k 2c, or CLIC consonant +24 @ 202) vowel, 2 +21 @ sta, Be} CHE AISO! PH RI} IFO Fhe SAS VT HetsH He. ‘Ask and answer questions about where each person is going and why. ian Loe it 2B PILI} 44g welct wg ct 2s ect a AIS ICE - ae Bae ossict BY airport Pe bigeict EM AIA MI, OfCloll 712? togpouttomest = SIT GIL fal PAGO 712 4344 Bel SAlct A = 229] SAIS] Aobsp7] Sussestinaptensorster class HAS +4 $ BS Veils wal B AUC +e $ AlSloll Hall Bota chs 7) Slo}| Spl St AS wets SAMl2. After class you are headed to Korean cooking lessons. Talk about what you plan to do after class and suggest that your friend go with you next time, YSIS Cet ss 7Aet Sale. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue, 1.488 718 B71» 2.40878 wer y Bip | BELICE | ECE) BER Bel | wHSECT } ele ace (3 Geta ala 3te2) aie (ict Nv 42 84 3, 221 4201 al BeH7I 4, URL $8) # 7A AIRI8H71 ( BS gal $e |omct? } OIC UE AIZE | D7 | 4-823 | UHC Be] | wc — AY BSCE aa}9t igs 494 | BLICH— AlZE| BIC}? ‘Ol WHC | 7ICE= LAA TTT te eat aia UEME 2a Ml, 2 +20] BLt Sol] H St 74012? ga BPR tLe S102. LEM ME A St 2402? ob URAL Ae Sts 221s whey SSHMEjoll 2 74012, aa a2? st al FAS O12? eA HOIQOR. Ait Al2tOl| S17 |S} SAH HBOS, 21S WS Fol AA PS ei0i2, 22 BASHA. Ys Ss Vel oF Soja. LEAL eH LHS! 4-240] Bet Holl A120] Via? HO] wa 742, 2a ZL, WA ZO| 72. AQ} B IH}S1 WI] Aoking about plane for ater cass 4% Sal 240] e012? U0] Bet SoH $1 a 74012? 40] BU Fo] Swe ajo] 0127 eS EF AIRS] 2e & 7RIOl| CHa MIOFSHS CHAN 3H SEALS (8 Talk with your classmate about what to do after class, ‘2H japchae (vermicelli noodles with meat and vegetables) *J2idirectly Ct tobe good, ok 45so gaict|@ a ABe1 she] AR} CHE GHST-E7] sesgonsasesesonme 01 0] AZOIA| ARSS SAS str YSN? O11 Wlr| olof7 IaH SAIS. What are the people in the picture doing? What is the occasion? 02 Fol S20] US AU hel rHSol| chad Ved Fe CHSC, BSD oB {FO ELStM|. Someone is telling a friend about a birthday party to be held on Saturday, Listen carefully to the conversation and answer the questions. (1) 921 MHEHS Chm OFC OHA SILV7H2 Oum:( aC dat jae Qa @eyA: (2) SHE 20 VE SHAD. @ oO MP} Aas Zul BUct, 4 one. @ Lahsol 2+ Sol Bal AS AS AUct 4 one © PE MQ} C/A ARES Zo OOS SED WSC o_o 46| gia ay seaycp} 42 — i fe} A[SIoI] St SE Q]a7 247] Feasraarewrtiogaboetrepions 01 482 28 TABU? ABS Sa S72} Olo}7 ay AQ. What is the subject of the following pictures? Talk about the pictures with a friend, 02 Ola aloll CHS! SQILICL HSS en Sol Fetile. Read the following passage about future plans and answer the questions. ys} as Alte chabsr gabe eyaheh, a) age eveialueh, a st aol VHONE wPe] aSFoH MoU, Mo) fe] Yet ATS AIG Ue, Us Bae 9a eau, Ale t5FS] oltoH Beale] ERGUL.

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Fe AS HOI BLAIS, 7 Nasalization @ When the final consonant + is followed by + or ©, itis pronounced as [0]. The = that immediately follows 7 is pronounced as (-]. SB (e)] chet [ols] = ZISES OLS WHE GSI] Sein erections on using the subway (a) OlCHAOIM 1st 2643 EbMIe, SUSUHSAOIA 4EMOR Yorele, = A AlzE BSI] Saving how ong someting takes A: chetenHa] AlZO] QOH} Wee? B: XisHie 3208S Bae. MGS] XS NES SD BEZOIL} MB! Sol ofl HEN] chsh oH © HIG. Look at a Seoul subway map and give directions on how to get to Gyeongbok- gung or Seoul Station THOZ Dachak-ro 201 SsICt streets are jammed — SCHS°AiS8HS He Dongdaemun History & Culture Park Station ‘5821 Hyehwa Station n“GD CLL TTD ) 2 auletaicy — 01 -(2)e) 1 St} om Of24H0| 42} FO] SYS ste D sh= CS Left UH 1B BSL? How do you say what you plan to do after class? i Msgs EN OF Wl, Os 49 So 4S 71012? TED StHE A/Zoll 7642 32. FI MEER? EY AE SABO SHoeiD se, V+ (Q)24z Sct ~(2)a{31 8{Ct is an expression indicating one’s intent to do something. consonant + 2217 sic} @ e1oa{m ech, gloaim sic vowel, = +212 sic @ 7424 sich, seta sic} Che ASS] SID} ISIS Hah Bulsta Qe AS Vee S|, Talk about the following people’s plans and what preparations they are making. il eee joa 346 Ach HasICt 2a ag mc} eaaic @ oH fst atatstct ros Bisict oo 2NEB act ‘eal 8 sict @ usta exists cict Hot cHLCt ® ell cyatoy eaisict ital BSAC © aro) RF OFS atc 98 WE Besict EN O01 MEE Set OFF ABO] Boj? BAe FS Ai ate. THA 2S Sas! MHD Uoj2.ORRRRRRRE ’ Apel a3 28 02 -(2)AA 2 ob CHE Atoll FAS ASotal Wet B c= O17 BEL? What is the polite way to suggest something or tell someone what to do? RlstaAoll BA) AL? ED SHE 72, 21a Ap elo] SBROS THAIS, V+ (yale ~(S)NAIS is the polite way to tell someone to do something or suggest some course of action. ~X| OHIAIS is the polite way to tell someone not to do something. consonant + 28AI2 © BISAAIP. BORIS vowel, 2+ MAIS © THAIS, IAAI os & AS Ol BH H|2. What is the meaning of the following sign? Bol sic} = SINE ONC} - RSI} - URE IEC wes welch BSS Ch AS Hct intersection, junction 1S Oct 288) iC} tobe quiet alate to park aes mich tosmokea cigarette 48217| garbage eI to throw away BAB food @8CICHto touch CRIMES OHAAIS. ene "@® ® 2 ® ® 73ZY By Askinator directions PAO AD SLICH, 1B THEAl BHO] BOA. ‘Ask the policeman the way to the post office. BENS Het hss Tat Sale. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue. Sha eon 1.2271 ” 2, 7he Bd 2a Bat] y BRA | SER | 7Ich | ae uf, Ai@l SB | act )| of71 | fw ICH? BA | PHB | UH? "Aba [Sch Wei Ter 3, Be sels) 4, QAtSHL y | | mee) | eet | Ach be Sa mee) | } ‘Sut2 200m JIC eet BRA | LICH suese a | BF 7atat as ojola 4, AeHILICh. 21 SALALIch BAO PAFROI gIBLINI gue ul Ai7i2| SERoH SLICh, °B Brows O42 |014 OfBtA ZALI7I2 gue Sule 200m 7HIAIS. Talel ASAT SUCH, FAM SBROw TWA, Aiel7t UB ALICE dole = A}7i2lol PAHO] ISL IAI? aya APilol Seem ZLIAL2, ele we 2x0] WSU, ols at ZtArBILICh. aun Basee. se ZL Bd| Aoking for sirection (as) 7H, MBLC WB VBALICH, H, Hesialet UB 712M BAB, OF7 oat oft ELIDA? = ZAP BIS}7| Soressnaaratiude 12 ZIAIRILICL, / SOSA St ZLABILICE B: wagee, eo HAS HT RY SH HARRAOl OBA 7HEAl CSS SH Stl, Look at the picture above and give directions to the florist, the bank, and the post office, 3-4 gas stationgeo} exayey IAEEE ofS LS CHS} ET] Lseinaton oneratonsbosthotngs 01 Ol ABE O(ClOA FAS oft VEX! SH] Olof ial EA Talk about what the peaple betow are doing and where. 02 JIMA TIRES OOHSHE CHEALICL FST SSoll GShile2. o8 ‘Someone is booking a train ticket. Listen carefully to the conversation and answer the questions, (1) 0] AtEt0| OHS! 7|AHES SHE 2S DEA, @ ® @ MB-EN NES MBM uA: 10:00 || WAH: 1o:so || Maret: 10:00 || ae: 10:50 | SAIAIZH: 12:50 | SMAI: 13240 | SAAMI: 12:50 SEMAIZH: 13:40 | Ba: s22008 | | wat: S200 | al: 51,2008 Ba: 51,2008 Q)CS S te AS DEM2. @ 22 We 71S Bt 2 MBLC 2 2a We MOSES olokAAcch, @ 2 We CE FO Ato} ZILICt @ S20 OF 71x OHBIRILICL, | Ba east D210 to be sold out Horse Seema express rain) 16—_——_| #2. w#y| 44 ___—_—— FEY A A] FE gar 247] Reading andwriting about tourist cours 01 CSS Mol BBA S SILVILICL (CIOL, $POYO| QAI AIS 5 O}0}7 a St MG, The following is a tourist site in Korea, Look at the map and talk about where it is, and what “i there are ae eae 02 Ho] Ha BAS Arise SIUC. CSS ez Seal SSIa, ob ‘The following passage is about a tourist course in Seoul. Read it and answer the questions. ABSA BCMA 2] Wy HA HAAS BRU Boci4|2] WY HAS tat Qs 74? Oo} © A Beet + aU. Wal Z]sHal BEATS EMAS, ae}at ALSAW UA cool 5 SAS ULAIO, Daye Qo] Ut, SHS MSA MEWS TPIS, BATS BE HOE AAS BS AOA IS, ASS Wash Fal, BH) AS A So] SUC, A, AVE 7H It WOM ARES] 4eBate] whol Zh Uch, AAS AHS @ CHS] DAS TPASHIAS, Tela Yet Fle HS, AHohs WI] aso] Bat Veet, Bes PBS OMY? ee Bote Baile] lolly ole] ofeksHs]4]2., BBS BWA] 4, OSU 7? feb BAY 7} RAIS, (1) 0] Bo A7Hshe BA BAS SMHS Aaa, (2) St 2 VE SHLa. © S8Sol= ASO! BSUCt uj ___ oye __ f @ 29 WSBS SBS AUCH 4 one | @ BSS BLecHA] Boy BBSLCh. 4 ____ oe 21 beforehand = Ane, oietsicttoreserve 03 l@iH#0| Qh Qi SS BY AAS Arist SSM EMIS. Write a passage about one of your favorite tourist courses. 7AN AWA ee 8 ea = PublictransportinSeaul 21.2.6) THRE. Rah ‘}S2] WSIS MES BA, BA, BS, TR, WES AB] SAS AHL, MA, a) SF aS] BH WAz|}] AGU. AES] We] o}SSHS Sa SE] Shel zsHle 9821717] 3h BUC, DeID ASS] Fe] RO A AAS|o} lopy sks RA] all 2+ UC. By AE SQe WSs Peele, $8] ASS ASAAHL7} gle} Ze] Behe Sez A] Zo We] + UC. ES Alaa} WAT 41K Aso] 57] Wel) Ase Ach, Be Ao] M7} we] Saloor St mS Mle SAUCE ASAE Bale Wop] oC PPS: 2) Al VS AS F Val BE BP) UM, ‘As the political, economic, cultural, educational and transport center of Ko- rea, Seoul has a well developed public transport system that includes the subway, buses and taxis, The subway, which is used-by a large number of people, has nine lines that cover all parts of the city making it easy to get to any destination. Buses are also an important form of public transport and thanks to dedicated bus lanes travel on the bus is fast even in the morning and evening rush hours. Fares are discounted on transfers between buses and the subway. For emergencies or to get somewhere in a hurry taxis are a good option. There are many taxis in Seoul so it is easy to catch one anywhere on the street, and the fares are not expensive. 01 MeO S +> Ske HSMESS| BIS 212 Soe? What are the advantages of each form of public transport available in Seoul? 02 Hats Lalo) HSMSOE SAO| WEA, 1 SAO] WEA 27H HAD, What forms of public transport are available in your country and what are their characteris: tics?ae ra sens op eg obt7] 01 OAS OSE UH HILDE SS Of OLS Om AUREL? SB} OlOH7 aH SAI, How did you feel when you parted from a lover? Talk about this with your classmates, 02 ALi im Ste Aeloli7| HH SB shea! So] HEA! Cle “OBS SSSI St om ASHI, Recite and reflect on Korea's major folk song “O}2|2!" which expresses a person's feelings in saying goodbye to a lover. : ama | _ bebo ela hele ave weep . Uva 7HiE ee a ase 7hT bec Sele s ioe r [Wl] 0212! : As the major Korean folk song handed down orally since ancient times. Arirang has been varied and changes along the way. One ofthe songs that best expresses the sentiment of the Korean people, it is also sung to various lyrics, * and rhythms, Aside from the Gyeonggi-do version, which is the most well known and well loved, other famous versions are “Jeongseon Arirang” from Gangwon- 9, “Jindo Arirang’ from the Honam region, and “Miryang Arirang’ from the Gyeongsangnamdo region oe ; | | 4 03 OPIS SHS) HAC! -ayOlBIA, SFO] CHES! BMQIUCL StSat Bel S|. Arirang is @ representative Korean folk song which speaks of the common sentiment of the Korean people. Try singing the song with your friends, ores wiee Of aie oF-2lat~ ob ab 2l- 2 Neale - Q7}-M— Bae ct 2 Bo seu] Teystot Rt Hel AISZL Making plans forthe weekend according tothe weather B-2)-/= B-2x- He SAIS] SM] Be 217] ing weather information ona travel destination Part3 go] SAIct w7| olst S71 Listening othe weather report Ojoil ad G12 47] Reading and writing email CULTURE & LITERATURE WoHe7| EERO] OBB summerin korea ote] MASS Fork tole SAFAL,@ 48 summer uP ESCH itrains 21 temperature st below zero .=(0) degrees Cetcius 82 2SulBtAICt im _ 01 SS O18 SMS) O12 SIS rset wh OSA BEL? How do we list the characteristics of summer weather in Korea? EN S29] 18 SUfE 1H? EA ST uta 2, ANtZ “21 is a word ending that is used to connect two or more actions or situations re- £179} 8h 2c} m = = sili eo UPHECI eee) 7c Fe CD A Baer Bich) BLM wens @ SEPLECTS See Sc} Bt gy wie7] 7 SIC > DEON 7Ict g Bvt act BB 1m atch Ala lat] SE7F SICH <> SOA ACH S717 RCH SUH Of@dS sic BUS BAW MBs wesc @ EO Uo Nets ABteICt mae, © np Rip} BE ot BIC aS 7ICt 0] SICH alalaict xo A lL? Eh 277; Matotet 2179} Zo] Sse w 71012. BAe! 277k MSHS ot set Vol Bawls S 71012, 8586 wet arc , a A Test] FS ANS] ALP 7] esdsiotewestnee RTS AS SMS Dejsiol Fat AIS Ae Sale. Make plans for the weekend taking the weather into account. SSNS Cet hss aa Sale, Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue. 13a a B71 2, 3a mal ete] CG ) | weal aet— ati ict = BB IAIZEGICH? a 01 7Icr (Ca ace ) 3. SMH Caf AES) A171 p- 4, SP] y 0] 2c} i A7I|B ENCE ech ‘Bee | xsi eae eee |( ies eacentE| )) aaiyeyeh+ ety ch Se €¢@StH 253 MI, O|H Bol] AIZE QOie? © 22 YL AF gle, 9127 )) dom BOl| SM7t SOM Aol 7-e4a2 st2, ZO] ZAlct. 22 Yl, FOL. Dee Fetoll 0] OT SPP Ow 2? Oho sO] OPI TIL} Ew Efe 712, a2 APIO AE AE SES. Ole Wt ATS BE BA SHIQ. ole Org. ZO] Avis Eb ALIS Bole. 22 4, 1a SLAlol| Msstl2. = SBEIS}I] aking request a ) JIB BEN EA EMS, ie a 1S UP otal FHI, & Qe SINE DelstOl OS A7t ISIS MIPS HSH oH ALS. 8 Have a conversation about summer vacation plans taking the weather into consideration, TIE BEICHtoskiwell AIS RetCHtoskibadly 7124 FC} to teach 37ELE O18 AHS SOKA! SAS a of] Webi? How do you describe the type of person you like? HY 22 Me Off AES Bolte? EE 2} BAS Solshe, Tala ast eS Sopst2. | AF()L/S4N state ofthat noun consonant+2 @ 42,82. e2 voweLe+. OF 2 SCL A+ ORE, HONS HSS wD Hots Zol chal VI chess Sale ae Look at the table and ask and answer questions about the qualities that you ln eS ee A aet ig eat olgol Reich ect aiuct gsi £ eealoh S§metct avait att react tobe warmnearted BRIS oma Afaic} i eis} ch | EBSICH to be quiet 3 Ax 19) an St ‘SS£9ic} to be smart @ et 7AOISACH ‘act —— a Act MARGIE ataich tobe good-natured dann Gale EM Ela 4), OF AHS Bopsi27 SZCE to be wide EA Ae 080] OS AS Fors. TABSICt to be clean 8802 -2- ob OF SBS 27x SSst4 Olo}7/at i o1B7| Vea? How do you talk about a supposition based on a certain situation? HM O13 MI, AI7t HORS SSAOl2, Zo] Hoja. ER tale? Be wenoj2. AN+H =u Al is a word ending used when making a supposition based on a certain state or situation, Sal+ Hole sapoig $+ SLC — |ASLich Che SHOWA ZO] AteHS SASHA Day S|. Look at the following situations and make a supposition about your friends’ state, ae Dopp HAY BB act alzatct / Belch ra O}WERPF BARLOAICE 2R8sICt / ogo fm Belt to be sleepy a . Saar SyITCHGT feaicoeee @ om Beg zt mjelct / ch2)7¢ ofc 3a te bowed @ R504 ARIS w= 7IC} 2PESICt / ABALAB wc 18 heart = clelteg @ #3 SAoH }aICF 7imsct / 7101 Sct / eBkCt ASAAS ech ane 9) a HC 7 nae, © OMAR AAI Set 7icHRIC sib kct / 71 LE IWC te be happy apiuicitobeansry EN OfStelOl| LS CISIAT BS AOL, rigo1 ch tobeinabadmeod EJ RY TIBSHOIS, Ss Zot WAI 7MI2. a9gat arct| 2 OfRYRE ALS] SH] I a7] feepaetorsenee BF NSLS OBS 7A BILICL ASUOHA! & BAO AIELIO} OF ‘etal cH 8 IH VOM. You plan to travel to Sydney, Australia. Ask a friend from Sydney what the weather is like there in summer. BSNS Cet hss Tat Sale. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue. samercamses | 1, O84 7a] Bop] y 2. | Bet PS y Rg~28 1S Se|ADHA | ASU | 0f84 | Ect (=) 12H | ASU etal | OFC? Jig |25~30 SICh SS Wt} MBS eIalx £ ic & p ZREATH py 4, Bul BA F871 | ae a Aleisich || elect 7 5 | Off & | Bulsicr? ‘| aesetch = west 21 | UH? ICH | BEAL + SICH | ECHZE | SIBICH Sel aa | ect Mae | Bulstct AMBeIA + Oa} | Bulotch 90za wal 48 Hi} SelADtAol ASLO] HBS 7tetz she, a24 Tate? Ba SAo12. 8 DEG 2B ASH Sule of? aa AISUE 12BFEl 2871A| O1BOlO2. 7|20| BE 25 coll 30CR SH. TBAB AISU = S=7t HO MBS] ASSCt G7) Wore 48 WaH2? Te OY VS BHlSte Al FOL? aad ABS LS SHS. TBAlet Yol= 2S Aaate. 2) BIAIS} SES FIC Ase BEH|StaQ, a8 West Al UAL? aa4 UY, LOE oH7t FAAS. MAAS S Zylstala, 2/2 MBAS OAHE BYsh= Al SOL. @ Tensification @ When >, ©, 4, 4, * are immediately preceded by final consonant’s sounds [-1],[-], [1] they are pronounced as {7 («1 [=]. (41) [=]. Sx] Bolg [moe] eaois [edb] ‘= Of84 BuIZ 201 BS}7] Asking advice on travel preparations (ae) gaulee? 7} B22? E BQt | O12? Off 2B Bulstt= Al BOL? a abs} Sot vt A12o| mahal wal 7keAT LICH, a AloIA Salles ZulsHok at © 2{01| Cs BOHAMG. You plan to vist a friend's hometown during the summer vacation. Ask your friend about the weather and what you need to take, @E7HECH tobe humid AlBelCHtobecool SiCHtobe thin 7IClzcardigan @i'sun = 2iCH tobe hot ‘MBB sunscreen MaetA sunglasses ”QY7] Off teh 7] Listening oe weather report 01 Ole Sul7} SIV cH O(COMA Bs SSL? SS sm ypslo| ‘aMIZ 01047184 SAI. Where do you get information about the weather? Look at the following information and say what tomorrow's weather will be tke 02 AloWeLich. an Seo Bate, ob This is a weather report. Listen carefully and answer the questions (1) Lidl 2 xiefo) tule Bt 7ISe eizse. one : “ome Oat * + O2C OARS + :© : + © 2c (2)WG MBO k= ASS Off VE YOM SALI? @ ® % ; @ 2A 5 $24 ofs2847] Forecasting the weather (se) Uyeio} SME BEEeIAALICh, UME I> SatSLICH, uit 2 & seateUich, UME Sal wlato] SABLICH, 21 region : ane ola a1x 7182 -oc( Set Bt )2 SAOLIch, Leas ery UR! OF! 7IZE 14°o~16'C(MAE SOI SS SIS SBeCH IISLICH, 922 Ofte] Q}a7 247] Resdingarawriting ema 01 CBS 7b Poll & AAG? Hol 1 LHSO! VBA] FRal SA. Wha wrote the following letter to whom? Guess what the rest of the content might be. “Z(Kims{36@hanmailnet» 2011/07/15 19:25:11 [01a (masako7@@yahoo.cokr) AFB NASH? OA sIOR. Sl Al Mola SSA? BH AUR? Ale Olio] BTS Welora, —eHAl 4-41 A Shae oA] G7 SA Soest BHA, che Soll A}Bol Aaa, 02 FPolal MU= OlVALIC SS Az BSol Sstail2. eB Read the following email sent to a friend and answer the questions. | BW AIRE | “Zi2!“¢kimsj36@hanmailnet) BE AB “OHAt"dmasako7#@yshoocak) ce ae |S ttm | 2011/07/16 23:00:21 haz loli) ASSL? Ale BT AMIS! Wola, upAst 4, BSHTS wgtoa? get FAL O18, S3}H2, chs Ss ela Spo] Joi)? wley7] 3S oepopel Afolzl| ey FAI, AZ} SAO OS UPR, ABS he 77] 1S Alea, 1elalet OPES WA] PLA, LeU} SLRS AT ALAR, ASW ASS QAM ACE Bo] AYN, 1AHE] 27IAh= 71S Wal ee AK Opa, UA FAL ALLS Bo] SulspA, Le]at Sat ZA] FL stAoly QES0] Wola, 47} uly) eat ARE LS SORIA, BON Be APE Mola, KE¥S] low 7H QAIA, a OPER HE SHE Zo] Now MS MUA, ase Se XIUICE le:samnus2 pone a - — Be qute well ae (1) OES AS 9 BESO BLY? congratulate “agus (2) St 201 VE BHI. | togpouttomeet 2yASCH0 bring @ OPA WHE 7/SSAfoll At ALICE. 4 oie nee @ OW ME ISHS wIRSLICL 4 oie |S tut apartment OAR Hits @BOH SION. ILIt, 4 ue ebook compute) aeieHtobecurious 03 177k OAS Leo PSISIAAT SILI, LENLY BulsHOF AE 2%, Of@HsO| SoH eee UE Ql Sol cH a FE o|0gIS ANID. Your friends planning to study in your home country. Write an email giving advice on the weather, things to take, and what you can do for him/her.23} ‘Summer in Korea sito] qe ‘WoHs7) BFS OO FE] SAP] EMC. UH] HES wy Yat Ht SHUT SS] OM SEVE 7A SO] BI} We] Qa] o] 71H BoHlele}at Sch, ©] 7]zhe] AA BAS] Ast 7129] 300E WS ab BHU Woks Ahoy} a Set ASSIS BY UL ed ARNE S CNS wah AlN wba} asyel] Zh Ich, Te]. A} ARPS S OBS] CASS 01717] $8] HAM SAS Bk BCL OS FS 7F % CEL Ss Sto] AAS Belo] AAS May APH] SA] He de WS ACh Bs ARHES Hdel] are Bowl che1S ol7]al Whe Ay + gels AYZp ad, Summer in Korea lasts from June to August and is very hot and humid, A lot of rain falls between mid June to late July and this is called the rainy season. After- wards the temperatures rise to above 301 in the day, and show little difference at night, leading to a period known as the “tropical nights.” To escape the heat people head for the seaside or mountain valleys. Koreans also try to beat the heat of summer by eating certain foods. On the dog days the favorite dish is samgyetang, which consists of a whole young chicken boiled in broth with ginseng. Koreans have long regarded samgyetang as a health food and believe that eating it on hottest days of the year helps to maintain health and vitality. 01 SIR ARISE 1B 017171 Hatt Sots SILI? | What do Koreans do to beat the heat? O2 Ofte! Lietoll At7s0] QkesLi4? Zt ikzHe| ‘tlt 2 7}BoH| SS] = SAlol| cst O10F 78H SAM|S2, Does your home country have four seasons? Talk about the weather in the four seasons and the seasonal foods eaten in your country.Fake ASR] 01 cHS2) 72 A OF EMI} 2H2t0] SILI PE? ESA} O10} [6H SAAD What kind of weather do the following pictures bring to mind? Tatk about the pictures with your friends, 02 727} HI7t27| Mol WO] FE OFS SRO] Mess Steal S Sit Zh AS, eB Read and reflect on the following folk tale “217K”, which explains why frogs croak a lot before rain. ane) Reto] ae} BAF oe] WIFE ALU, oho] Ba HeRS Meh] Bol My ween aU, * 2 . ebpp oa koran ead |) FY (SE o}0) Baierek= BOW WIG. TE AOD «Bee a7 Sea BSUS, Soh FE Bo] PRG et VATE Aol BSI. AS — YEE eat Qo} AVES SRE ob] AVE SS Utt eH “ee 7} ond Bel] Zo] a 7ebs1 ase - SS. Ae Wy} Se Fol] Go} doz Aoy-Etse. SGD 2214 16) Bae Ht 98 Bol SKE aE RL 2yga ae BU \ vr 03 Ate Leto) A, Sulot Bet Qe Olob71=S Asa Sl Olop7 ish Sale. Talk about stories from your country that are related to the seasons and the weather. ‘ariel green frog ICI inan opposite way Zs KHtobeburied ZC} tobury Chto die WOR asrequested © gravePart2 suletaict wad Balch m2 BA -01/04 Fc} ‘Mafe Oe 7171 u a message by phone BOI, He A e)e2 Ee Aste Selol| cHSt Bet 7] Giving information about a gathering over the phone Part3 Maz oovSh= CHS} S71 Listening toa conversation about making a reservation by phone ADM SAH SBS ARON CHS Bit 47] Reading and writing about plans for CULTURE & LITERATURE So} go}7] 28} 9127] BS BHO SEE ASHAS Useful phone numbers in Korea Al Poem "S8b=) (=) hhanbok traditionat Korean clothing) 98 SHStAIC | Er 01-2. om UD Ue AS CHAl Sels-n 4S a} G7 SSL? What do we say when we want to confirm something we already know? HEN OMI, 717] CHE! O1BMAII2?- Au, awe AN +212. “X12 is an expression used to confirm something one already knows. Pie se oe ee AES en ‘Stoll CHAHAY OF4H0] VT Qh= 240] SHEA] Sola ALS, See if the things you know about Korea are yl by asking for confirmation, | sugeec? > EN MSc] Has eteaz1e? EDL, MScHgo] S012,sat ‘at 02 -°h/0} 4c} ob CHE ASS Mat O1F US St aH ofa] Ben? How do we express the idea of a person doing something for someone else? OFOFS OMIA, BELO SISLICh, “HAT MIJAS OHS Sst ZISHE Hor RUSUCL TalD oS Has 7A FRSLICL BSE -AWS oO} RELIC, V+ 0/04 cf 0/01 ct is an expression used to indicate that 2 person is doing something for some- one else. E+ OLACH— SOFRCE BH + OF ECE — HOH CE ose 4 CHE Atetoilzil #5te SAI. ‘Ask another person to do the following things for you. ARIZ RICE - 22 EC} ARIS WeIC - IB Sch- ae sich . Sa FRM, ARI Bol Baa, MA i a Ul, ARIZ] EMIS,2 AISLE wy EE7]7] Lenina message shane SF BWAO| AAS|OA Z-Hollai| Bet FEAT BILICH. ZO] S|Atoll SHS ZO4A ol BE (7112, Your alumni meeting has been canceled and you're gong to call your friend to let him/her know, Call your friend's office and leave a message. SSNS Wet hss Toh Sale. Look at the speech balloons and make up a dialogue. 7471 BalalAt Clara? BIE ADA A | BEACH? (4, UA usd 582 201 | ALASECt 74 4 | CHAI 28H RRRC 100aa Hat osat SEISIAPQILICH hol OSA? 747] BEIBIAF CIAEDIRI2? ob BIAS ADA MB HAY FAMOIL? ose Ale AtAloll St AIcI2. S19] Solo2, ool TAQ? TAH Os B Mal FAQ oat Yl, BSSH2, oe AH AAS MO| cHstn SS ofolzoloil2. Ua SS Seo] HAoi2, At Soll CLA] ASSL olset Yi, OS Mat SASLUCh Otole BAPBILICE. HSS] ZILA, = 18} 247] Moking a phone calt © Az OSM? 747| UPe! M Boxe? B: Ui, Tee, ‘= BAB}BHAL AIRE 3t7| Asking to speak o someone onthe phone A: RIS Ml AIL? PUL, Male. AeizIet AMIS? B A: RAS Ml & UY FAQ, / AAS Ml Bw FALL? B: xia ot Ade, = DiS LEtS|T| Asking someone to take a message OS & Mal SAMI, oye & PSH EILICh, HS & Mah FAlOHL? UPS] Bol ASS Hol oS si wale, (a Call a friend's house and leave a message. ‘21AH personnel department X20 2! AIAICttonot be present | ina meeting OIE sICttogiveamessage SB alumnus _#14SIC} tobe canceled 101* 8st congratulation 102 aeayezayep PM 01 WA, eM oR HMB} SAL OAIZIS LS cy A SAF OAIAITE POHL BEA OFA Bet DIS? You've received a text message on your cell phone. How do you say who it is from? Of] Sa] Bt AI ROIA Mel St SAKE BINSLICL, N+ OAL, SHIA} OWA, EM are particles indicating where an action or state starts or comes from, like “from’ in English, The honorific form is 7 RTL OIA — APOWIAL SA + BEIM — Bae 2 When the origin of the action or state in question is not a person then O1M is used, CHES! Clekst Sas 187 AASIL? HS SIT Bah S|. Look at the table below and say where the different kinds of information came from. @ et aN 52 / Ech i. See Ale = @ ‘Belol BE AN 7 @ ir At wet ch @ 31st Ale. BRL/ ach ® ata Wale eae / Bch 8 goes ae / ech == EY Sel Sto] So] FAS o1874| BROIL? Eh St SESH SRL. 1 SH7t AAO O| StMollAf SHOE HOWL.sat wa 02 -(Qa42 ob IKE AtBfollall $AStLO| O]O}7|St wy fH] BtSIEL? How do you say you will do something when speaking with someone close to you? "a EY Xia Stat + W012? ED olga. Xa Alstal Ctoloil2. MI7t L'Sol] MSHsi7112. V+ (2)24g ~(2)212 is an expression used to indicate one’s intent to do something or make a promise to do something, consonant +842 @ BSR vowel = + eAk @ U2, vee Che Seo Qi] SecHetollall Ash eA ae Look at the table and promise to do something according to each situation, CHBHE| UH Sc} OWE ESIC} LYM CIA] zich Zia Hee BUH TC} - URI AAR wersct - wiSA Ct 94 & S9i01@7 xizo| 8 Alol2? SARS Gin Sate 71012? | ‘saieict 4, siS8izIe ORS Bolo, {etalk onthe phone @ BOl OMsHeID SHELA, SA S2QI0} AlZ! & glOIa? Lol ater Ase Stee eel 8 early @ 7101 Xia SEKI 2A SOLS rie 324FcHtoreturn a Santee Se | o_ Sol & of FAS, whe SOA OPE XID BOI. Fe noking seat «EW 9H SE SBI0127 XIZO| 9 Aloe? ‘Bet room next door Ei olerig, cee ay e712. 103Bet concert 3 theater 2S4 sportsfield 104 03 2 op JHE AteID Wi] OO} 71H aH StH BS AS WHSStxl Ca Zctstail atstelet {| L712? When speaking with someone close, how do you refer to something already said without repeating yourself? EN 421M, BAO H AMO1S? = EN O/C JO? A Beavis. EI Sm AsolMd2, 2 is a particle used at the end of a sentence containing new information where infor- ‘mation from the previous sentence does not need to be repeated or omitted content can easily be understood or anticipated from the situation. 28+ 2-282 MAO +2 — ABO ‘Ask and answer questions about what you did yesterday. ova) at aa 2Iet @ “ame; = SOBA o steed = das etcaloh ® utes ABA om ae @ ae ect ost aa aa Oo. melsict ang HHA TA 124) ® eyelet exa 9% 2A~ 9 5A 68” esi Am eEe SEAN HY 23 Ai, OFF 91 BOIL? — EW O(c? EN +731297 Ei agnoig. Ei sde .goi2, Eb ouisizg,Durer ee aay aa el PANS ater || tesaohone elon wei. 105106 wat gach 2 08 224 Ot 42 47| Sa AOA MSHS UOl BEA! AAS Sei FD AlZHt} BAO chet SHS ate FAI. Call a friend to tell him/her about 2 wedding and where and when it is to be held, BENS Cet ss Psat Sale. Look at the speech balloons and make up a diatogue, 1.8 al 2, 84 UPI CMe? od WE?) [ ofa? hs}? Hf | OLE (C’oval manicr_) | Seah zietetet ] 28} HEPC os "MAI | Be & a eo ao oe 4, SEA A wel 371 Ca) i. oe 5. BuO BNE] yp 6, AION ofetBt 2 OSL oF Sec} sad area? | (oe ang) ieee) (gteator a eq) 4 ‘BE AA | o1BA CI? &2 be cy)