Day 226 of 320

Day 226: Watermelon at the Five-Day Market

At a countryside five-day market, Mrs. Oh (A), her daughter Jiyeon (B) and her teenage grandson Woojin (C) look at the watermelons.

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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.
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Dialogue

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A 이 수박 크고 좋아.

I subak keugo joa.

This watermelon's big and nice.
C 할머니, 이거 사세요. 정말 달겠어요!

Halmeoni, igeo saseyo. Jeongmal dalgesseoyo!

Get this one, Grandma. It must be really sweet!
B 엄마, 여기에서 사세요? 너무 무겁겠어요.

Eomma, yeogieseo saseyo? Neomu mugeopgesseoyo.

Are you buying it here, Mom? It'll be too heavy.
A 괜찮아. 여기에서 사. 우진이가 들어.

Gwaenchana. Yeogieseo sa. Ujiniga deureo.

It's fine. I'm buying it here. Woojin can carry it.
C 네? 제가요?

Ne? Jegayo?

What? Me?
B 그래, 네가 들어. 너는 힘이 세.

Geurae, nega deureo. Neoneun himi se.

Yes, you carry it. You're strong.

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