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Level 2 Lesson 1 / Future Tense / -ㄹ/을 거예요, 할 거예요

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Congratulations on finishing Level 1 and advancing to Level 2! You have already learned a lot, but you can’t stop there, right? Stay with us and don’t forget that practice makes perfect and we are always here to talk with you in Korean!

Level 2 Lesson 1 introduces the future tense. Future tense is very easy to use once you learn how, so let’s get right into it! Listen to the audio podcast and be sure to check out the PDF as well! Thank you! 감사합니다!

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  1. Ifrah Shil says: March 10, 2012

    안녕하세요 선생님들; I really like your lessons, they are very helpful
    내일 한국어 공부할거예요.
    내일 아침에 학교 갈거예요.

    • jinseokjin says: March 22, 2012

      공부할거예요 > 공부할 거예요.
      갈거예요. > 갈 거예요.

  2. Ifrah Shil says: March 10, 2012

    안녕하세요 선생님들; I really like the lesson, they are very fun.
    요즘에 하국에 갈거예요.
    내일 한국어 공부할거예요.

  3. 예쁜 여자 says: March 11, 2012

    캄사합니다!
    한구커를 공부 할 거예요.

    • Sabrina says: March 12, 2012

      Corrections:

      캄사합니다! –> 감사합니다!

      한구커 –> 한국어

  4. Philippa says: March 12, 2012

    hi/annyeonghaseyo :)

    The MP3 seems to be broken :(

    By the way, I love your lessons! Thank you all so much! Kamsahamnida!!! ^^ x

    • jinseokjin says: March 22, 2012

      Oh.. I am sorry for the inconvenience.

      Would you try to download it again and please let me know if you can not download it. My email address is jinseokjin@gmai.com

      Then I will send you the file.

  5. Zohaib Z. says: March 13, 2012

    Hi,
    I have a question. How would I say:
    Today, at 7 o’clock there will be a Korean class.
    Is this correct: 오늘은 한국어 수업이 일곱시에 있을 거예요
    … I don’t think so.. :s ..

  6. Micky says: March 19, 2012

    Me again!!!
    Hello there.

    If I want to say
    When you want to do everything someone
    can i say it like this?
    언제 누군가 위해 모두 다 할 거예요.

    감사합니다!!!

  7. Ah Jung says: March 25, 2012

    안녕하세요!
    i LOVE your lessons i really learned a lot! here is a sentence i made:
    나중에 피아노 할 거예요.
    please correct me if i’m wrong! :-)

    ~ 공아정 :-)

    • Gregos says: March 28, 2012

      I think the verb for playing instruments is 치다. I saw it used with guitar and tennis, don’t remember other examples :)
      쳐요
      쳤어요
      칠 거예요

    • Gregos says: March 28, 2012

      치다 is for playing instruments I think. 나중에 피아노 칠 거예요.

    • jinseokjin says: April 8, 2012

      The sentence you wrote is good and actually we use the expression a lot. However if you want to say “I will play the piano later” more exactly, it will be better to say “나중에 피아노를 칠 거예요”.

  8. TranscendGod says: March 27, 2012

    내 일 공 부 핼 거예요.
    오 늘 불 고 기 먹 을 거 예 요!

  9. Ruben says: March 29, 2012

    What about Geoya? you hear that a lot in song when they sing in future tense? ;o

  10. ravindra says: April 8, 2012

    I really like the lesson

  11. Ravindra Bandara Wanigasekara says: April 8, 2012

    I like your lessons

  12. 엘이샤 says: April 27, 2012

    I love your lessons.
    Thanks for making it interesting and fun to learn with. :)
    TTMIK THE BEST!

  13. Claudine Saga says: April 29, 2012

    I’m pretty sure that I’m in the right website^^

  14. Yin Sum Yap says: May 2, 2012

    저는 이9월에 한국을 갈 거예요. ^.^

  15. Yin Sum Yap says: May 2, 2012

    저는 이9월에 한국을 갈 거예요.

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