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- Practice Sentences 8.20.20 Structure Practice: - 기 어려워요. It’s hard to VERB 집에서 공부하기 어려워요. It’s hard to study at home. 혼자 한국어를 공부하기 어려워요. It is hard to study Korean alone. 밥을 먹기 어려워요. It is hard to eat rice/food. 물을 마시기 어려워요. It is hard to drink water. Sample sentence I received: 문장 만들기가 어려워요. It is hard to make sentences. Why does this sentence have 가 after 기. I assume it is a subject maker? If that is the case, is the structure actually “-기(가) 어려워요.”? Expanding sentence practice: 너무나 멀리 떨어져 있다. 미국에 너무나 멀리 떨어져 있어요. America is very far away. 한국부터 미국까지 너무나 멀리 떨어져 있어요. Korea and America are really far away. Random Sentences: 보통 매일 한국어를 공부해요. 그런데 일 때문에 너무 스트레스를 받아요. 그래서 자주 안 공부해요. Normally, I study Korean every day. However, because of work, I am very stressed. So, I don’t study often. 친구를 만나서 영화를 봐요. I’m going to meet a friend and watch a movie. 건강을 위해서 온둥이 해야 돼요. In order to be healthy, I should exercise. 일을 읻기 위해서, 일자리에 지원해야 돼요. In order to get a job, I should apply.August 21, 202011
- More Practice Sentences 어리부터 그림을 좋아했어요. 그래서 지금 저는 그래픽 디자인어여요. I've always loved drawing. So I'm a graphic designer now. 영화관을 가 봤어요? Have you been to the movie theater? 톤이 없으면 음식을 사기 어려워요. If you don’t have money, it is hard to buy food. 요즘 싸는 손 소독제 찾기 어려워요. Lately, it is hard to find cheap hand sanitizer.June 3, 202010
- Practice Sentences 저는 한국사람을 한국어로 말하고 싶어요. 그런데 말을 잘 못해요. 그래서 연습해야 돼요. 연습으면 말해요. I want to speak Korean with Korean people, but I am not good at it, so I should practice. If I practice, I can speak Korean. 그 그림을 그려요. I painted that painting. / I drew that drawing *question, how can you be more specific between painting and drawing? 저는 그 림을 그리기 좋아해요. I like painting/drawing. 언젠가 저는 한국어 말할 거예요. Someday I will speak Korean. 한 사람: 밖에 한국어를 공부할까요? 두 사람: 아뇨! 추워! Person 1: Should we study outside? Person 2: No! It’s cold!May 21, 202060
- Why is 보자 used in this sentance? I am reading over a sample dialog about making plans. In the dialog, I read this sentance: 세 시에 영화관 앞에서 보자. The dialog translations are "Let's meet in front of the movie theater at 3." Why is 보자 used in this sentance? I know -자 means "let's" so I assume the dictionary word used is 보다, which means to watch/see. Why is this used instead of 만나다 (to meet) to mean, to meet? Side question, how does the listener know in the sentance if they should meet at 3am or 3pm? Logically it would be 3pm. Can this be dropped in speach if the time of day is understood?August 15, 201920

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