Speaker 1: In the following conversation, you will hear da, which means
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm.
Speaker 2: Late Tom de.
Speaker 3: And s and the U s olda ann quincao.
Speaker 4: Annio tel and the U s helda ann quincao.
Speaker 2: Annio tex.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how to say airplane pihengi? How do
Speaker 1: you say? I have a meeting in Jiujuto? Say I
Speaker 1: have a meeting in kong rung? Also kang now, say
Speaker 1: I have to go to the bank.
Speaker 2: N kayate a.
Speaker 1: Kayate o, because I don't have any Korean money at all.
Speaker 1: How does your friend confirm your going to the bank
Speaker 1: since she's going? Also, she says, can we go together?
Speaker 3: Katchigo doo.
Speaker 1: Say, of course that does matter for sure.
Speaker 2: Bulon's hang on up jo.
Speaker 1: On the way to the bank, how would she ask politely,
Speaker 1: where does your family live?
Speaker 3: Kajak to the audias as all.
Speaker 1: Try to answer they live in Boston.
Speaker 2: Boston?
Speaker 1: She asks, ask for Boston, what kind of place is it?
Speaker 1: Say it's a beautiful place for sure, adam Don, She says, someday,
Speaker 1: I want to go to America.
Speaker 3: On Jenga on Jenga, tell.
Speaker 1: Her in July or August, I'm going to Boston. To
Speaker 1: see the family. She asks jokingly if she can come
Speaker 1: with you. You answered jokingly, of course that doesn't matter for sure.
Speaker 2: Ulun's hang on up Jo.
Speaker 1: Here's how to say May, referring to the month.
Speaker 2: Did go darazo? Oh? Oh?
Speaker 4: While?
Speaker 1: Oh while? Can you guess how to say March?
Speaker 3: Some more? Some were? Some are?
Speaker 1: Say in May, I.
Speaker 2: Have a meeting, Oh the meetinis, Oh the meeting is.
Speaker 1: In New York. You say, After New York, I have
Speaker 1: to go to Canada.
Speaker 2: New York que Canada? Kyatel? Canada? Okayatel?
Speaker 1: How does she ask? Ask for Canada? What kind of
Speaker 1: place is it?
Speaker 3: Canado?
Speaker 1: Say it's a beautiful place, for sure, adam don. She
Speaker 1: asks in Canada? Also, do you have a meeting.
Speaker 3: Canada? Meeting? Sail Canada?
Speaker 1: Then she asks, politely, ask for in Canada? How long
Speaker 1: are you going to stay.
Speaker 3: Canada?
Speaker 1: Or you answer, I'm going to stay for only a
Speaker 1: few days.
Speaker 2: You's how men doing money?
Speaker 1: Another day you have to go to the bank, say,
Speaker 1: because I don't have any Korean money at all, ask
Speaker 1: your colleague where do I change money? There's a bank
Speaker 1: in front of the pharmacy.
Speaker 3: Yah yah Google Pee, yah google pe yah Google Sol
Speaker 3: yakuga soil.
Speaker 1: A means in front of How did she say there's
Speaker 1: a bank in front of the.
Speaker 3: Pharmacy yakuga soil.
Speaker 1: Say again, because I don't have any Korean money at all.
Speaker 1: Sometimes small branch banks do not handle foreign exchange. Your
Speaker 1: colleague suggests a larger bank and says, I'll draw you
Speaker 1: a map. First map did go darashl chidu.
Speaker 3: Two chi chi dou chi dou.
Speaker 1: She says, I'll draw a map.
Speaker 2: Dil cad gael.
Speaker 3: Curtio curdio. Curio cudio.
Speaker 1: Literally means I'm drawing and giving to you. How does
Speaker 1: she say, I'll draw a map.
Speaker 3: Kudio?
Speaker 1: She says again, there's a bank in front of the pharmacy.
Speaker 3: Yakuga pe nangy soil, yakuga pere.
Speaker 1: She also says there's a good coffee shop.
Speaker 3: Chewing coffee shall be soil.
Speaker 1: In front of the pharmacy.
Speaker 3: Yakuga pere.
Speaker 1: She says, in front of the pharmacy, there's a.
Speaker 3: Coffee shop, yakuga pear, coffee shall be soil.
Speaker 1: She says, I'll draw a mapue or she could ask,
Speaker 1: shall I draw a map to Kyle.
Speaker 3: K k.
Speaker 1: Kyle is a polite question marker. How does she ask,
Speaker 1: shall I draw a map? Your colleague says that she
Speaker 1: is going to the post office in the afternoon. How
Speaker 1: do you ask? Can we go together? Of course that
Speaker 1: doesn't matter for sure, ull she says, in front of
Speaker 1: the pharmacy, there's a good coffee shop.
Speaker 3: Yacuga petche and coffee sher be soil.
Speaker 1: That coffee shop's coffee is extremely delicious.
Speaker 3: Coo copy shop cop soil. Cook coffee shop copies soil.
Speaker 1: She asks, shall I draw a map?
Speaker 3: Cayo?
Speaker 1: Then she says, I'll draw a mapqueo.
Speaker 3: Kyo.
Speaker 1: It's another day. Your colleague invites you for dinner. How
Speaker 1: does she ask? Politely? Won't you come to our place?
Speaker 3: Did you bet?
Speaker 2: I know?
Speaker 3: She gets so, she asks.
Speaker 1: Shall I draw a mapco this weekend?
Speaker 3: Tasel iban chumai chumai chumai, ibon chumai, ibon chumai.
Speaker 1: Say this weekend?
Speaker 2: Ibn chumail?
Speaker 1: How would she ask? In this weekend, won't you come
Speaker 1: to our place?
Speaker 3: Ibon chumare urrigibe I know? Ibchumare?
Speaker 1: Asked to confirm in this weekend? Iban to Mario? Iban
Speaker 1: to Mario? She asks again, shall I draw a map.
Speaker 1: You answer, as for this weekend, it is a little
Speaker 1: bit inconvenient.
Speaker 2: Ibn mad and tom kolanandeo.
Speaker 1: She says, Is that so then someday.
Speaker 3: Cross hel Kromo Jingo.
Speaker 1: It's another day and your colleague is at your house.
Speaker 1: You say, this weekend on Sunday, I'm going to day
Speaker 1: Jon ib She asks, are you going along with the family.
Speaker 1: Ter tell her yes, I'm going along with my wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah, che I cheer, I know, Rachi.
Speaker 1: We're going in order to see the Sun.
Speaker 2: I did it at.
Speaker 1: You say the Sun is studying at Dajon at the university.
Speaker 1: T say again, in this weekend, I'm going to de Jon.
Speaker 1: You say, as for us, we are going to stay
Speaker 1: only a few days. She says. In May, I'm going
Speaker 1: to kong Rung.
Speaker 3: Or Congo.
Speaker 1: Or after kang Rung, I'm going to.
Speaker 3: Dagu Kungu take away.
Speaker 1: When you ask if she has a meeting there also
Speaker 1: she answers yes and deegu also there is a meeting.
Speaker 3: Yeah take away. So Domini Saio.
Speaker 1: You have never been to Daegu. Ask ask for Degu
Speaker 1: what kind of place is it?
Speaker 2: Dende?
Speaker 1: She says, it's a beautiful place for sure.
Speaker 3: Adam down.
Speaker 1: She's been to Daegu and recommends a particular place for
Speaker 1: you to visit. She asks, shall I draw a mapco?
Speaker 1: She says again it's a beautiful place for sure, Adam
Speaker 1: Down ask politely, how long are you going to stay
Speaker 1: in kanan Rung? Start with kanan.
Speaker 2: Rung Coangol mat Kango.
Speaker 1: It's only for a few days, she adds. But as
Speaker 1: for in Deegu, I'm going to stay one week.
Speaker 3: Jajimane.
Speaker 1: She recommends another place in Deegu. She says, here I'll
Speaker 1: draw a map.
Speaker 3: Yogiriqueo, she says.
Speaker 1: After the meeting. In this weekend, I'm going to see
Speaker 1: a friend.
Speaker 2: Vit h.
Speaker 1: She says. In kang Rung. Also, I'm going to see
Speaker 1: some friends.
Speaker 3: Congo Chingurugo.
Speaker 1: After the meeting, betin Hue, your colleague asks on Sunday,
Speaker 1: won't you come to our house?
Speaker 4: You do it?
Speaker 3: I know, she gets soiled.
Speaker 1: She suggests coming by bus, but she says, as for
Speaker 1: the bus, it takes time. You've been to her house before,
Speaker 1: but you don't remember the way there. She asks, shall
Speaker 1: I draw a map.
Speaker 5: Cho there's a coffee shop in front of the pharmacy.
Speaker 3: Yakuga Pe coffee should be soil.
Speaker 1: Pointing to a street on the map, she says, please
Speaker 1: go down this road about one hundred meters.
Speaker 3: Cougi loemochi cassel coogi loegmochim cassel.
Speaker 1: As for my house. It's in front of the post office.
Speaker 3: Che chibun uchegu a pail. Che chibun uchegu a pail.
Speaker 1: On that day you arrive a little late, here's how
Speaker 1: to say I'm sorry, I'm late.
Speaker 4: Tall just do just a ash.
Speaker 2: Do just a did just mida did just mida.
Speaker 1: That literally means I've become late. Therefore I'm sorry. Say
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm late.
Speaker 2: Doda.
Speaker 1: Your colleague asks politely, did you come by bus? No,
Speaker 1: I came by taxi.
Speaker 2: Anon tex anon tex.
Speaker 1: As for the bus. It takes time, bustin and you
Speaker 1: apologize again, I'm sorry, I'm lateda. She tells you there's
Speaker 1: a new coffee shop nearby, and says, shall I draw
Speaker 1: a map. Your colleague wants to confirm you're going to Boston.
Speaker 1: She says, in next week, you're going to Boston.
Speaker 3: Right, tom je tom jep.
Speaker 1: Yes, I have many things to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how came I you? Sah?
Speaker 1: She tells you about another new shop, and says, I'll
Speaker 1: draw a map. You went to Boston earlier this year,
Speaker 1: say in March, also, I went to see the family.
Speaker 1: How would she ask politely, as for the family, did
Speaker 1: they come to.
Speaker 3: Korea kaduk didn't hung Usha soil? Kaduk in Husha soil?
Speaker 4: Yes, my daughter came, yeah, yeah, do say.
Speaker 1: In March.
Speaker 2: Samoa samoreo.
Speaker 1: In March, my daughter came.
Speaker 2: Samorea some.
Speaker 1: She asks again, did the family come to Korea.
Speaker 3: Kad in whisha soil?
Speaker 1: Yes, in March, my daughter came.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Samo sol yeah, samoyl.
Speaker 1: You say, as for our son, he's coming in May.
Speaker 2: Uiadrin h I?
Speaker 1: Oh, you say my wife also with the son, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I they are coming in May.
Speaker 2: Or what do I owe?
Speaker 1: Bi plane piengido. It's another day. You've invited a colleague
Speaker 1: to your house. She comes a little late. How does
Speaker 1: she say she's sorry for being late?
Speaker 3: Did you hope, Jana Nida?
Speaker 1: Your colleague has never been to Boston, So she asks,
Speaker 1: what kind of place is Boston or what is Boston like.
Speaker 3: Pustanano.
Speaker 1: Don't it's a good place. There are many things to do.
Speaker 4: John Gage, how came you say oh.
Speaker 1: You ask her, won't you come to Boston someday on Jenga, Yes,
Speaker 1: someday I want to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, on jenga, how wish.
Speaker 1: Now you're in the office, you have to go to
Speaker 1: the bank, say because I don't have any Korean money
Speaker 1: at all. Because it takes some time at the bank.
Speaker 1: You're late for a meeting. Say I'm sorry, I'm late.
Speaker 2: The da.
Speaker 1: Now it's another day. You've been invited to a party,
Speaker 1: but you don't know the place. Well, your colleague says,
Speaker 1: I'll draw a map, diriguel. The party is at a restaurant,
Speaker 1: she says, in front of the pharmacy.
Speaker 3: There's a restaurant, jakuga pet restauran soil.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, you arrive late to the party. Say I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm late, did mida. After a while, another colleague comes.
Speaker 1: How does she too, apologize for being late?
Speaker 3: Jo.
Speaker 1: At the party, you meet a teacher who wants you
Speaker 1: to practice English with her class. You say, of course,
Speaker 1: that doesn't matter for.
Speaker 2: Sure, Bouloon's hang on zio.
Speaker 1: She's going to give you directions to the school. She says,
Speaker 1: I'll draw a.
Speaker 3: Map Chiduru grie diriguel.
Speaker 1: When you visit the class. You are late once again.
Speaker 1: How do you apologize? This is the end of Unit
Speaker 1: twenty nine.