Expressions needed in MANNAM
International Korean class-for students
Lesson for class
expression is back!
As we learned about
expressions that teacher will say in the class, today, let’s talk
about students’ expressions.
In the class, even
students ask questions in English, teachers understand and answer back.
In reality, there is no
problem.
However, because it’s
Korean class and students are here to learn Korean, isn’t it fair to speak Korean in the korean class?
It’s not
about the reality but I think it’s about mind set of
learning Korean.
As I volunteer in the
MANNAM Korean class, I see two different students.
One is whom knows Korean
a lot, but they study Korean as a knowledge. The other is they don’t know
much about Korean, but they study hard with their body.
What’s the
difference between these two different group?
After time goes by, the
group who learns Korean with their body speaks better than the other.
I am not talking about
the way of studying Korean, but I am talking about their mind set.
Even though they don’t know
a lot of Korean, they try to use the words that they know.
This way, they can
remember with their own body.
On the contrary, the
other, even though they know lots of Korean, but really don’t try
to practice out loud, it will stay as a knowledge in the brain.
It means, whenever the
situation to use Korean comes, because it’s unfamiliar to say in
Korean, it’s hard to speak in that situation.
I think most of you have
experience of these kinds of things.
In the school where you
teach or where you are learning.
As a result, the main
reason for saying this is to ask question with Korean in the class.
Start from basic thing
will help you to build nice strong knowledge building on the top.
Here are expressions that
students need in the class.
If you use these in the
class, teacher will be happy that you are trying your best in the class.
so, let’s see
what we got.
Korean
|
Pronunciation
|
English
|
천천히 말씀해 주세요
|
cheon-cheon-hee
mal-sseum-hae ju-sae-yo
|
Please speak slowly
|
이 단어는 어떻게 읽어요?
|
yi dan-eo-neun
eo-tteo-gae ilk-eo-yo
|
How can I read this word?
|
이 단어는 무슨 뜻이에요?
|
yi dan-eo-neun mu-seun
tteut-i-ea-yo
|
What does this word mean?
|
오늘 숙제 있어요?
|
o-neul suk-jae it-eo-yo
|
Is there any homework today?
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한 번 더 설명해 주세요
|
han-beon deo
seol-myeong-hae ju-sae-yo
|
Please explain one more time
|
Isn’t these
the most popular words used in the Korean class?
From now on, let’s start
from the basic and build strong knowledge building.
Hope these helps you!
# Learning Korean
Vocabulary
- 조금(jo-geum) : Little
- 천천히(cheon-cheon-hee) :
Slowly
- 말씀(mal-sseum) :
- 단어(dan-eo) : Word
- 어떻게(eo-tteo-gae) : How
- 무슨(mu-seun) : What
- 뜻(tteut) : Meanning
- 읽다(ilk-da) : To read
- 숙제(suk-jae) : Homework
- 한 번 더(han-beon deo) : One more
time
- 설명(seol-myeong) :
Explanation
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