KOREAN
LANGUAGE
CLUB
VOCAB
FALL
2012

 Water
Bottle
 Desk


 Chair


 Window

 Computer

 Chalk
Board
 Chalk

 Eraser


Paper
 Pencil





















Pen


 Clock


 Backpack

 Teacher
 Student








Notebook



/











where

to
be
there,
to
exist

to
not
exist

and

computer

telephone

bank

hospital

supermarket

bed

 ?
How
much
is
it?

all


Welcome

Milk

Bread

socks

magazine

 COUNTERS
 Korean











 English
 bottles
 items/units

 books
 paper
 machines
 animals
 pairs
 bunches
 pencils
 cupfuls
 Example



one
bottle
of
coke



one
apple



six
books





one
car



two
puppies



five
pairs
of
socks




one
bunch
of
bananas





one
cup
of
coffee



time

together


to
be
okay

to
be
good

appointment

meeting

today

tomorrow

yesterday

class

morning/breakfast

lunch

evening/dinner

night


friend

dinner

library

to
eat

to
learn

to
be
fun

to
be
difficult

to
read


to
swim


to
watch
a
movie

to
meet







Days
of
the
Week

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday








 police
station
 stage
 lawyer
 to
defend
(by
law)
 court
 hospital
 items/objects
 tattoo
 paper
 eraser
 direction
 under
 between
 employee
 housekeeper
 to
work
 celebrity
 nurse
 patient


























































VERBS
()

vocabulary (present verb) . . . . . . . . . . vocabulary (present continuous verb) . . . . . . . . vocabulary (past tense) . . . . . . . . vocabulary (future tense) . . . . . . . . . .

. . . .

. . . . Example of present continuous verb: A: ? B: . ? A: . Practice for present continuous verb: A: ? B: () or () ()/ (Present Continuous Verb). () ? A: () ()/ (Present Continuous Verb). Example of past tense: A: ? B: . ? A: . Practice for past tense: A: (/) ? B: () or () () (Past Tense Verb). () ? A: () ()/ (Past Tense Verb).

Example of future tense: A: ? B: . ? A: . Practice for future tense: A: (/) ? B: () or () () (Future Tense Verb). () ? A: () ()/ (Future Tense Verb).

 Reminder:
 Present
Tense:
-/
 Past
Tense:
/
 Future
Tense:
()

 Grammer!
 -()
~
you
can
use
this
form
to
suggest
or
propose
 something
to
the
listener.
-
is
attached
to
a
verb
stem
 ending
in
a
consonant
and
-
is
attached
to
a
verb
stem
 ending
in
a
vowel.

 Examples:


.
Lets
have
dinner
together.


.
Lets
go
together.

 -()?
~
used
to
make
a
suggestion
of
inquire
about
 someone
inclination.
The
question
form
often
sounds
more
polite
 than
-()
when
making
a
suggestion.

 Examples:


?
How
about
having
lunch
together?



?
Lets
talk
for
a
moment.