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Level 1 Lesson 14 / What do you want to do? / 뭐 하고 싶어요?

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In this TTMIK lesson, we are reviewing how to say “I want to” and at the same time going to practice making many sample sentences using the structure -고 싶어요 and also some other verbs.

After listening to the lesson, try making your own sample sentences and answer this question:

뭐 하고 싶어요? (What do you want to do?)


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  1. Maddy Han says: March 13, 2012

    I really liked this lesson because at the end of it, you have a lot of additional verbs with their conjugation. I know you can’t have that for all the lessons, but the little additional vocabulary boost is great.

  2. Nisya says: March 14, 2012

    안녕 하세요…
    I’m a new student here…
    한국 가고 싶어요…
    Thanks for the lessons.
    Kyeong-eun ssi, Hyunwoo ssi, 감사합니다!
    선생님들 좋아요 <3
    Please correct me :)

  3. Fran Góngora says: March 14, 2012

    wow!!! verbs sound so alike!!! it’s kinda hard to recognize them just by hearing them!

  4. Samantha Shimogawa says: March 23, 2012

    안녕하세요!

    감사합니다 for the wonderful Korean lessons!!
    There are a lot of things I want to do:
    저는 한국어 배우고 싶어요. 저는 김치, 비빔밥, 그리고 떡볶이 먹고 싶어요.
    또한, 저는 자고 싶어요.
    뭐 하고 싶어요?

    안녕히가세요!

    • jinseokjin says: April 8, 2012

      안녕하세요. 오늘 집에서 떡볶이 만들어 먹었어요.

      실제로 떡볶이를 만든 적은 처음인데, 너무 맛있었어요.
      :)

  5. Taylor says: April 8, 2012

    So if I just want to ask “Do you want to eat?” can I just add a question mark to “먹고 싶어요”?

  6. Kiwi says: April 9, 2012

    If i were to say a specific thing how do i say it??

    for example :
    I want to read Harry Potter.
    will it be

    il-ggo Harry Potter si-peo-yo

    where would the Harry Potter part be?

  7. Kiwi says: April 9, 2012

    How do i say something specific?
    for example:
    I want to read Harry Potter

    il-ggo Harry Potter si-peo-yo

    OR

    Harry Potter il-ggo si-peo-yo

  8. Anne says: April 10, 2012

    Hello! Thank you for the lesson, but, how in the world can 이거요 mean this one? Of 이거 means ‘this’, the. 요 is similar to ‘one’?
    Ah,this is all so confusing~!

  9. Anne says: April 10, 2012

    Where is my previous comment?!

  10. Lena says: April 14, 2012

    안녕하세요! Thank you so much for your lessons!
    I’m from Russia so I apologize for my bad English, for me it’s difficult to express what i want to say. But I have a question to ask.
    Can you explain me the pronunciation of the verb 읽다. You say [일다], but in each textbook i saw that [익다] is correct. because ᄅᄀ in 받침 read as ᄀ. Please can you clarify this point.
    I hope you understand my question. Thank you! Спасибо! :)

  11. Ellie says: April 16, 2012

    Great lesson! jo ay oh :) where can I find this video about body parts? kugo po goh ship oyo

  12. Cristina says: May 7, 2012

    Hello,anyonghaseyo…I’m new ,and I want to learn Yoar languege,but my engh=lesh is not very good,it is a possible to find translate in romanian?Maybe you talk with somebody wich is from Romania, and can help me?I like very much what you doin from us…gamsahamnida.

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