4% 0191 Vocabulary B22 nowadays, these days o}ga]_ how 22081 after a long time =tet how long “aq particular thing, something wrong 77} health AW4 to be cute, charming, lovely 4 Pronunciation oy gailelalal] Boal s. Aza) 2. LARto] ol]. 2 ‘wapeal AAAsAVY: BAS PB alah] 22 a sa zlyloy a. AQ” : Lente] 7] 29 al : Ul, 2Rbe]o] 2. da}ebo] 2] 97 2 Ad: TARtejoy a. SUA Meola? ae AB” sv], Ba gishey a. RARE a sob] S2 ab] a? API, aes. BF oho] ¥ Aojol.a7 AUPE |Z ob1E o41 Bola]. BARE ofo]x of go] o}.22 AN, : hY2, Bojoy.g, a: oho) So] 4} a7) 2? AM ae Aya.© Zi Grammar 1. Verb stems ending in the final consonant -¥ Some verbs whose stems end in- 4 are irregular in that in certain environments the final stem sound - 4 changes into -¥. 1) When the final - of the stem is followed by a vowel, -4 changes into -f-. See the examples below Ade - Alaa to be cute go-aae to be hot 2) But when the final- » of the stem is followed by a consonant, no such change takes place. See the following examples : 7) oh not to be hot 15d] soh.a. not to be difficult 3) There exist, however, -» regular verbs which never change their stem. See the following examples : Br} — Hope to pull out Alo — os. to pick up(as with finger tips) EAGEAl Exercises 1, 27) 9} Be] ch HSS EA Sola] Ws] BAS. Ba aeeh ay Aue Bet F499). 1) ‘olqiep UHPRE AF ( ). 2) ‘oKeatcy ABS A ( ). 3) “ary LS tA7I ( ). @ HS *t= Supplement * gto) 7}57) SAAS 7S EG°l Be, 7S tas 4 eye te] WSs] ach. 7]BAe) 7H WAS epee 8H. of* Names for family Relationships in Korean. Because of the Confucian family system in Korea, words describing family relationships are a highly developed part of the Korean language. The following are some of the more basic terms : to} 4|(paternal grandfather), 3™]U (paternal grandmother) 2} op} 2] (maternal grandfather), 2] "4 1](maternal grandmother) of 4] (father), 1 >]4] (mother) ©} (son), (daughter) aa des} Le de Veet he weele, The following words do not exist in English. 2J0}2] ‘brother’, ‘sister’ ol] a} ysH= Get The following words all correspond to English ‘brother’ and ‘sister’ : et oa} Words used by For | Brother Sister ubshe Abate] Ue] BS = { | Older | | ‘ale al rs es mae IAS oy oe! aga Younger _ Se BEE) BS ay Older ee oz . ~ el Female [HIAE A cy | een founesr | as ee Older siblings are never called by their names, but always by the titles Y, “Ut, 2m, or AU. More names for family relationships will be introduced in Lesson 21© Biss etAIct Sept. 27, 1995 Dear Sue-young How are you doing? How are the Professor Kim, Jin-ho and Hye-son doing? These days I am now near Mt. Srak. It is very beautiful. It’s pleasent to have the sound of the wind, water and birds. I wish I would live here. Many people visit Mt. Sérak. Therefore it’s crowded. First I went to the hotel after I arrived here, but I couldn’t find a vacant room. That’s because of the tourist season. If one doesn’t have a reservation, he can’t stay in a hotel. So I went to a home-stay. This house has clean rooms and delicious food, too. There is a Korean family living in the other room. They also couldn't find a hotel room. The owner is kind. I don’t want to go back to Seoul today. The owner's wife gave me boiled corn and chestnuts. I’ve had a good experience from this tour. See you in Seoul! Bye. James+ aot FB A, Wdsho1 2? AAR, AS 4, Aa AS BF essa? Ae zz A Ss Al] NAR, ARS of obs. wly Ae], BAe], al Aes % Feta, A714 Bat 4o}.2, ARLE TAee ARES] oF Bota, aA Habea. AS ] Kol RE GF Aa] Sao} Zola, ae} vl Yo} gWsoia. BBVA AAS. ees et sea Sado] a + Moja. aay Ud “UE Moa, o) AS Ye ARS. S41 = OFF Be] Nola. ce Wee We Ab H 7H] MAR. 2 7-FE SA} Vl Wo] Moral o) Aol Mei a. = al OFS OE oF Aa BSlR. Ao) 717k Bol BOS FI FUE He Sepsis WS FAVR, AS VA ABA FS BUS PIR. Tea ASA} cy) Wh4s. age] AAS. 19954 98 278 AVA 4 Mek Mt. Soraksan 2X nearby idl ba vacant room ult wind aixt first 42] sound UB the tourist season At abird et ahome-stay & vey Bsc} tobe kind “ZL Ac} would like to -217k Act do not like (todo-) FBEIC} tosee 2 boiled ‘TeHA{ therefore B44 com SBeIC} to be crowded ‘wt achestnut ‘BIE but, by the way Ue experience