Day 110 of 320

Day 110: Porridge for a Sick Senior

Junho (A), a university student, visits the dorm room of Taeyang (B), his senior at school, who is ill.

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Read the situation under the title. It says who is talking and how they know each other, which decides how politely they speak.
Read the dialogue line by line with its translation, until every line makes sense. Still learning Hangul? Tick Romanization to see how each line sounds, but read the Korean first.
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Dialogue

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A 선배, 괜찮아요? 죽이랑 약을 샀어요.

Seonbae, gwaenchanayo? Jugirang yageul sasseoyo.

Taeyang, are you OK? I got you some porridge and medicine.
B 와, 고마워. 목이 너무 아파.

Wa, gomawo. Mogi neomu apa.

Oh, thanks. My throat really hurts.
A 열도 있어요?

Yeoldo isseoyo?

Do you have a fever too?
B 조금 있어. 머리도 아파.

Jogeum isseo. Meorido apa.

A little. My head hurts too.
A 선배, 병원에 갈까요?

Seonbae, byeongwone galkkayo?

Should we go to the hospital?
B 괜찮아. 지금은 죽이 먹고 싶어.

Gwaenchana. Jigeumeun jugi meokgo sipeo.

I'm OK. Right now I just want that porridge.
A 네, 빨리 드세요.

Ne, ppalli deuseyo.

OK, then eat up!

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