Workbook – Level 1 Lessons 11-20Workbook – Level 1 Lessons 11-20
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안녕하세요! We are back with the workbook files for Level 1 Lessons 11-20! First open the PDF file available in the sidebar, and then try answering the questions yourself, and check the correct answers at the end of the PDF file. And then also listen to the audio file to check the correct answers and also the correct pronunciation of the words and phrases that are used in the PDF.
And once again, we CAN’T thank you enough!! for studying with us. 정말 감사합니다. Thank you so much for your support, for your comments, and also for helping us spread the word.
PDF en español:
Marta Ribes translated the entire PDF into Spanish for Spanish speakers. Thank you Marta! Marta has a very useful blog at http://aprenspan.blogspot.com so be sure to check out her blog and say hi to her!
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Discussion( leave a comment )
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너무 감사홉니다! 석진오빠, thank you for helping everyone with the questions. I learn a lot from your comments. I wish I had time to read them all, so many interesting people and everyone is so good at Korean. Maybe I will go back and read them, after I catch up on the lessons :).
I had a question on spacing the native Korean numbers. I noticed in the PDF for lesson 20, 스물한 살 has no space between twenty-one, but in the 11-20 worksheet, 스물 한 살 would have a space between twenty-one. Are both correct? Thank you again for the wonderful lessons!
Ah…. 스물한 살 is correct. Maybe we did a mistake in the PDF. Thanks for your comment.
Thanks for the workbooks they really help ^^.
“And once again, we CAN’T thank you enough!! for studying with us. 정말 감사합니다.” There’s no need to thank us, you are too kind to provide everything and not expect anything back. I will try to support you by buying some things from your online shop seeing as you no longer accept donations ^^.
Hmm please could you explain to me the difference between
쓰다 (Maybe… 저는 이야기 쓰고 싶어요… would that work?) and 적다?
I don’t know a situation where it would be appropriate to use 적다.
Thanks
내년에 한국에 가면 만나고 싶어요.
정말 감사합니다.
where’s the pdf in spanish of lessons 11-20?
i dont have a korean charachter keyboard and i would really like to practice writing in korean and not just romanization, is there any way for me to do that?? :(
A late answer but.
I don’t know if I’m understanding you correctly but you don’t need a special keyboard to write in Korean.
http://www.learnkoreanlanguage.com/view-hangul.html Just click this link and it will show you how to write in hangul.
Or you could just write by hand :)
i cant find the workbookkk where is itttt :(
Sun songsaengnim !Kamsahamnida !My Korean is improving~I can read in korean but I can’t speak in Korean and this site help me~^^
I have downloaded the PDF-file but I can’t write in the blanks? Nothing happens when I try or is it not possible?
Thanks!
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Gracias por ayudarnos a aprender coreano tan bien; son excelentes profesores. Sé que HYUNWOO SUN habla español por eso escribo en mi lengua materna. 감사합니다.
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Hi, can I say instead of 이거 읽고 싶어요:
이거 보고 싶어요?
I kinda copied it from chinese, but I’ve heard somewhere, 보다 means to read too.
So, would 보다 be as good and natural as 읽다?
Hi Igor,
Yeah, you can also say 이거 보고 싶어요 instead of 이거 읽고 싶어요.
As both sounds natural so it is hard to say which one is more natural.
However, I hope you to know that 읽다 only means “to read” and 보다 means “to see” and “to read”.
i didnt understand 이천십년 (i-cheon-sim-nyeon) , i answered 2010 (i-cheon-sib) what is sim nyeon?
thank you.. i enjoy the exercices
Hello Melek,
천 means 1,000′s digit and 십 means 10′s digit.
Therefore, 10 년 means 10 years. When 십 is pronounced alone, it will sound like [sip] but when consonant is followed to it, then the sound is changed to [sim] for the ease of pronounce.
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