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 Lesson 1
Basic Expressions

1-1 Recognizing Useful Expressions

1-1-1 Q Circle the English equivalent of the phonetic transcription.

1. anny ż[h]ase yo?

c
a. Nice to meet you. b. See you later.
c. How are you? d. Come in.

2. csc ose yo!

cc
a. Good-bye. b. Thank you.
c. Welcome. d. Excuse me.

3. t irc ose yo!

c
a. Come in. b. You’re welcome. c. That’s so. d. Welcome.

4. andžise yo.
a. How do you do? b. Please take a seat.
c. Nice to meet you. d. You’re welcome.

5. annycż[h]i gase yo.

c
a. Welcome. b. Good-bye.
c. It’s time (to begin or stop). d. Come in.

6. ycbose yo!
c
a. Please sit down. b. Nice to see you.
c. Hello. d. Nice to meet you.

7. mannasc pażgapssimnida.
c
a. Excuse me (for what I did). b. Excuse me (for what I am doing).
c. Excuse me (for what I am about d. Nice to meet you.
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8. ēwesoż[h]amnida.
a. Nice to meet you. b. Thank you for helping me.
c. Don’t mention it. d. I’m sorry.

9. komapssimnida
a. Thank you. b. See you later.
c. I’m sorry. d. Excuse me (for what I am doing).

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 8 Elementary Korean Workbook Lesson 1: Basic Expressions

10. kiræ yo?

a. Don’t mention it. b. Thank you.
c. Not at all. d. Is that so?

11. annycż[h]i gese yo.

c
a. How are you? b. Pleased to make your acquaintance.
c. Welcome. d. Good-bye (to one who is staying).

12. Ʃo b[w]a yo.

a. See you later (formal). b. See you later (polite).
c. Come in. d. Hey there.

13. sugohase yo!

a. Good-bye (to someone working). b. Hello (to someone working).
c. Thank you for helping me. d. Excuse me (for what I am doing).

14. šilyle[h]amnida.
a. Good-bye (to someone working).
b. Excuse me (for what I did).
c. Excuse me.
d. Excuse me (for what I am about to do).

15. kiræ yo.

a. Welcome. b. Really.
c. See you later (formal). d. See you later (polite).

16. ēhcnmane yo.

c
a. Really. b. You’re welcome. c. How are you? d. See you later.

17. sugohašimnida!
a. Good-bye (to one who is leaving). b. Good-bye (to one who is staying).
c. Hello (to someone working). d. Good-bye (to someone working).

18. mwcllyo.
c
a. Welcome. b. Hello. c. Come in. d. Not at all.
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19. ēhcim b[w]epkkessimnida.

c
a. Excuse me. b. Excuse me (for what I am doing).
c. Excuse me (for what I did). d. How do you do?

20. Ʃo b[w]epkkessimnida.
a. Welcome. b. Really.
c. See you later (formal). d. See you later (polite).

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 Lesson 1: Basic Expressions Elementary Korean Workbook 9

1-2 Listening and Speaking Exercises

1-2-1
Q Listen to the useful expressions in Korean on the CD. Choose the English equivalent of each
expression from the list below, and place the letter associated with this expression in the appropriate
box.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

a. How are you? b. Nice to meet you.

c. Welcome. d. Please come in.

e. Please sit down. f. Thank you.

g. I am sorry. h. See you later!

i. Really? Is that so? j. Hello! (on the telephone.)

k. Excuse me. l. It’s all right.

m. You’re welcome.

n. How do you do? (Formal. Literally: I see you for the first time.)

o. I will see you again. (Formal)

p. Good-bye! (To one who is leaving. Literally: Go in peace.)

q. Good-bye! (To one who is staying. Literally: Stay in peace.)

r. Good-bye! (To someone working.)

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1-2-2
 Q Say the above expressions (a-r) in Korean.

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