Used to It Yet?
Walking back from lunch, a woman (A) from the Philippines is asked by her colleague (B) if she is used to Korean food yet.
You'll learn to say you're getting used to something.
Read the dialogue
Audio recordings are on the way. For now, each lesson is the dialogue with its English translation.
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A
아, 배불러요.
a, baebulleoyo.
Ah, I'm so full.
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B
한국 음식 이제 잘 먹어요?
hanguk eumsik ije jal meogeoyo?
So can you eat Korean food okay now?
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A
네, 이제 잘 먹어요.
ne, ije jal meogeoyo.
Yeah, I can eat it fine now.
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B
매운 것도요?
maeun geotdoyo?
Even spicy food?
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A
음, 매운 건 아직요.
eum, maeun geon ajigyo.
Hmm, not spicy food yet.
Exercises
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Match the words
Pick a word, then what it means.
Round 1 of 3
Put the lines in order
Pick or drag the lines into the order they're said. Pick a placed line to take it back, or drag it to another place.
Fill in the blank
Pick the word that fits. The English is there to help.
Sentence 1 of 5
아, blank요.
Ah, I'm so full.
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