• KIIP 1: Unit 6–Essential Words and Phrases about Native Numbers, Times, and Basic Verbs

  • Dec 15 2024
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KIIP 1: Unit 6–Essential Words and Phrases about Native Numbers, Times, and Basic Verbs

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  • 🎙️ Hello and welcome to the Self-study Korean Podcast, where we help you master Korean, one unit at a time. Today, we’re covering Unit 6 of KIIP Level 1, focusing on native Korean numbers, time expressions, and basic verbs. This unit is crucial for discussing schedules, arranging meet-ups, and expressing daily activities. ________________________________________ Visit our official website for more details: KIIP Level 1: Unit 6–Essential Words and Phrases about Native Numbers, Times, and Basic Verbs https://www.koreantopik.com/2024/11/kiip-level-1-unit-6essential-words-and.html ________________________________________ Essential Vocabulary 🎙️ Let’s start with the essential vocabulary. Numbers (Native Korean) Native Korean numbers are used for counting hours and objects: • 하나 / 한 – One • 둘 / 두 – Two • 셋 / 세 – Three • 넷 / 네 – Four • 다섯 – Five • 여섯 – Six • 일곱 – Seven • 여덟 – Eight • 아홉 – Nine • 열 – Ten • 열하나 – Eleven • 열둘 – Twelve • 스물 – Twenty • 서른 – Thirty • 마흔 – Forty • 쉰 – Fifty • 예순 – Sixty • 일흔 – Seventy • 여든 – Eighty • 아흔 – Ninety 🎙️ These numbers are often combined with counters or time expressions. For example, 열 시 means "10 o’clock." Time Expressions Here are common terms to talk about time: • 오전 – A.M. • 오후 – P.M. • 새벽 – Early morning • 아침 – Morning • 낮 – Daytime • 저녁 – Evening • 밤 – Night • 시 – Hour • 분 – Minute • 반 – Half (30 minutes) • 하루 – One day 🎙️ These terms help you discuss your daily schedule in Korean. ________________________________________ Basic Verbs for Daily Life 🎙️ Next, let’s go over some essential verbs you’ll use to describe your day: • 일어나다 – To wake up • 세수하다 – To wash one’s face • 옷을 입다 – To get dressed • 잠을 자다 – To sleep • 친구를 만나다 – To meet a friend • 한국어를 배우다 – To learn Korean • 출근하다 – To go to work • 일하다 – To work • 퇴근하다 – To leave work 🎙️ Here’s how you can combine these verbs with time: • 저는 7시에 일어나요. “I wake up at 7 o’clock.” • 8시에 출근해요. “I go to work at 8 o’clock.” ________________________________________ Additional Vocabulary 🎙️ Here are more words to expand your vocabulary: • 부터 – From • 까지 – Until • 점심시간 – Lunch break • 커피숍 – Coffee shop • 테니스 – Tennis 🎙️ These words will come in handy when talking about your day or activities. ________________________________________ Key Phrases to Practice 🎙️ Let’s practice some phrases to help you talk about time, routines, and activities: 1. 몇 시예요? - What time is it? o 여덟 시예요. – It’s 8:00. 2. 몇 시부터 몇 시까지 점심시간이에요? - What time is lunch break? o 12시부터 1시까지 점심시간이에요. – Lunch time is from 12 to 1PM. 3. 저는 7시 10분에 일어나요. 7시 30분부터 8시까지 아침을 먹어요. o I wake up at 7:10. From 7:30 to 8:00, I eat breakfast. 4. 커피숍에서 친구를 만나요. 그리고 이야기해요. o I meet a friend at the coffee shop, and we talk. 5. 오늘은 일요일이에요. 출근을 안 해요. o Today is Sunday. I don’t go to work. 6. 오늘 공원에 가요? - Are you going to the park today? o 아니요, 공원에 안 가요. – No, I’m not going to the park. ________________________________________ Quiz Time! 🎙️ It’s time to test your knowledge. Translate these sentences into Korean: 1. What time do you wake up? 2. I meet a friend at the coffee shop at 2:00. 3. I am not going to the office tomorrow. 🎙️ Pause here if you need time to think. And now for the answers: 1. 몇 시에 일어나요? 2. 2시에 커피숍에서 친구를 만나요. 3. 내일 회사에 안 가요. 🎙️ How did you do? Keep practicing, and these phrases will become second nature. ________________________________________ Conclusion 🎙️ That’s all for today’s episode on Unit 6. With native Korean numbers, time expressions, and essential verbs, you now have the tools to talk about your daily life confidently. 🎙️ For more learning resources, visit us at KoreanTopik.com, and stay tuned for our next episode. Thank you for listening, and happy studying!
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