
Lecture Summary
전 테니스를 하고 있었어요
I was playing tennis
전 집에 걸어 가고 있었어요
I was walking home
전 티브이를 보고 있었어요
I was watching TV
그분이 도착했을 때 우리는 저녁을 먹고 있었어요
그분이 도착했을 때 우리는 저녁식사를 하고 있었어요
When he arrived, we were having dinner
제가 도착했을 때 그분은 절 기다리고 있었어요
She was waiting for me when I arrived
Practice 1-1 in CORE KOREAN 4 invites you to explore spontaneous tongue sounds and pronunciation patterns, building a foundation in Korean language basics.
Practice 1-4 focuses on tongue movement, voice, and sound to explore tone and pronunciation, reinforcing core Korean language foundations through varied spoken examples.
Practice 1-5 guides you through talk and tone, focusing on tongue positioning and community surveys within Korean language foundations.
Practice 1-8 uses speaking and tape-based drills, building pronunciation and confidence with greetings like good morning.
Practice 1-10 within CORE Korean 4 develops foundational speaking and listening through dialogue prompts and phrases like 'sounds OK to me' and 'talk', guiding you to respond confidently.
Practice 1-12 centers on tongue movement and tone control to build basic speaking skills in Korean language foundations. Explore tongue exciter concepts and rhythmic cues to strengthen pronunciation and articulation.
Explore practice 1-13 in core korean 4 to reinforce foundational language skills through a stream of phrases and names from the lecture caption.
Practice 1-14 places kids in circus day settings within No.6 studio, with Cooper references, highlighting core Korean foundations.
Core Korean 4's practice 1-15 offers an interactive set of prompts to reinforce early Korean language foundations, focusing on listening and speaking with varied names and phrases.
Practice 1-16 reinforces core Korean language foundations through dialogue-rich prompts featuring family interactions and references to travel in Turkey, highlighting conversational patterns.
Lecture Summary
전 지난 몇 일 동안 많은 사람들을 만났어요
I've met a lot of people in the last few days.
I have lost my key
I have stopped drinking coffee
It has stopped raining
He told me his name, but I've forgotten it
Practice 2-1 in core Korean 4 guides you through saying common phrases like I love you and handling tongue-tied moments in conversation, including constructing responses.
Practice 2-5 guides you through speaking Korean with dialogue in Tokyo scenarios, focusing on talking, setting it up, and repeating common phrases found in the caption.
Practice 2-7 in Core Korean 4 presents phrases and dialogues from everyday contexts to reinforce the foundations of Korean language.
core korean 4 practice 2-8 guides foundational language through dialogue-heavy prompts featuring names like Tung Cooper and Okubo, emphasizing basic conversation flow and vocabulary recall.
Practice 2-9 guides learners to engage audiences and coordinate body and mind, using repeated phrases and cues to build confident language foundations.
Lecture Summary
전 옷에 많은 돈을 쓰곤 했어요
I used to spend a lot of money on clothes
전 여행을 많이 하곤 했어요
I used to travel a lot
practice 3-2 focuses on korean pronunciation and tonal patterns, guiding learners through listening, speaking, and mastering tonal center for clearer speech.
Practice 3-3 focuses on mastering Korean sounds and tones through pronunciation drills, guiding learners to imitate and form phrases like to say and tone-related expressions in context.
Practice 3-5 builds Korean pronunciation through tongue movement and tone adjustments, exploring various sounds and how to smooth articulation for clearer speech.
Practice Korean pronunciation through solo dialogues, focusing on tone, tongue placement, and sound quality to build foundational speaking skills.
Lecture Summary
영화가 몇 시에 시작해요?
What time does the movie start?
영화가 몇 시에 끝나요?
What time does the movie finish?
내일 몇 시에 일이 끝나요?
What time do you finish work tomorrow?
전 제 일을 끝냈어요
I have finished my work
Practice 4-2 guides students through speaking and translation exercises to build Korean language foundations, using translator tools to connect pronunciation, tone, and meaningful dialogue.
Practice core Korean language foundations through speaking prompts and pronunciation practice, using tongue-tied phrases and repeated say and talk cues to build confidence in everyday dialogue.
Practice 4-4 builds your Korean language foundations by guiding you through a dynamic dialogue featuring varied phrases and names from the caption.
Lecture Summary
이 책을 그분한테 주실 수 있어요?
이 책을 그분한테 드릴 수 있어요?
Can you give him this book?
Sure, I'll give it to him when I see him this afternoon
That bag looks heavy. I'll help you with it.
전 택시를 탈 것 같아요
I think I'll take a taxi
Practice 5-1 explores tone and tongue use in Korean speech, emphasizing reading aloud and awareness of tone to build solid Korean language foundations.
Practice 5-2 builds tone awareness and speaking choices to help you communicate clearly in Korean foundations. The lesson emphasizes confident pronunciation and choosing effective phrases from the caption's examples.
Practice 5-3 builds core Korean language foundations through day-one conversations about work, school, and everyday activities, guiding clear, active dialogue in practical scenarios.
Engage in practice 5-4 to explore tone and pronunciation within Korean language foundations, using guided listening and speaking tasks to reinforce sound accuracy and speaking confidence.
Examine accounts of torture and the dynamics around Saddam's era described through on-site video watching and taking sides.
Practice 5-7 offers language practice with repeated phrases and vocabulary from the caption, including Google, taxi, accident, test, and place names like Exeter and Suntec City, to build Korean foundations.
Practice core Korean foundations through dynamic dialogues and exercises, mastering basic phrases, word usage, and everyday topics such as talking about money, taxes, and simple actions.
Practice 5-10 builds foundational Korean speaking skills through conversational drills, pronunciation focus on tongue movement, and exploration of everyday phrases and contexts.
Lecture Summary
전 잘 수가 없어요
I can't sleep
전 최근에 잘 수가 없었어요
I haven't been able to sleep recently
She might be able to come tomorrow
I was sitting at the back and couldn't hear well
Practice 6-1 from Core Korean 4 to improve Korean pronunciation by coordinating tongue placement, tone, and voice for crisp, clear delivery.
Develop pronunciation and listening skills by navigating town phrases, identifying identical sounds and accents, and preparing with practical tests within core Korean language foundations.
Practice 6-5 trains conversational korean through a dialogue with Sohn Jie-Ae and Zaya, teaching greetings, questions, and responses with emphasis on tone.
Practice 6-7 guides learners through tutor-guided conversations, focusing on talking, going to places, and recognizing accents, with context ranging from songs and bars to tourists and towns.
I will hear and go to Seoul
전 듣고 서울에 갈 거에요
I will tell her to hear
전 그분한테 들으라고 말할 거에요
He was in Seoul when I was hearing
제가 듣고 있었을 때 그분은 서울에 있었어요
Because I want to hear, I will go to Seoul
전 듣고 싶기 때문에 서울에 갈 거에요
I will be in Seoul as long as I can hear
전 들을 수 있는 한 서울에 있을 거에요
I know he is hearing
전 그분이 듣고 있다는 걸 알아요
I want you to hear
들어주시면 좋겠어요
How long have you heard?
얼마동안 들으셨어요?
How long have you been hearing?
얼마동안 듣고 있으세요?
Would you like to hear?
들으실래요?
I find
전 찾아요
I don't find
전 안 찾아요
I found
전 찾았어요
I will find
전 찾을 거에요
I was going to find
전 찾으려고 했어요
I want to find
전 듣고 싶어요
I can find
전 찾을 수 있어요
I might find
전 찾을지도 몰라요
I have to find
전 찾아야 해요
I don't have to find
전 안 찾아도 돼요
I am used to finding
전 찾는 거에 익숙해요
I was sitting at the back and couldn't hear well.
전 뒤에 앉아 있어서 잘 들을 수가 없었어요
Lecture Summary
전 서울에 가면 그분이랑 지낼 수 있어요
I can stay with her when I go to Seoul
Maybe I could stay with her when I go to Seoul
날씨가 지금은 좋은데 바뀔 수도 있을 거에요
The weather is nice now, but it could change
I'm so tired, I could sleep for a week
I was so tired, I could have slept for a week
The situation is bad, but it could be worse
Practice 7-2 works through scenarios to reinforce core korean language foundations, guiding learners to apply knowledge in diverse contexts.
Practice 7-3 offers a dialogue-based exercise exploring teenage voices, sodas, and social scenes, capturing everyday slang and conversational flow in a garbled transcription-style passage.
Core Korean 4 practice 7-4 strengthens basic language foundations through speaking drills and listening to recurring phrases, including song, sunset, and saturday motifs from the lecture caption.
Practice 7-5 builds core korean foundations through everyday dialogue fragments, including going to places, discussing tattoo, and mentioning names, Google, and Saturday contexts.
Lecture Summary
갑자기 모두가 얘기하는 걸 멈췄어요
Suddenly everybody stopped talking
Practice 8-1 centers on spoken Korean through dialogue around video and audio exchanges, focusing on expressing actions and responses as you discuss Saddam.
Practice 8-2 in core korean 4 uses repetitive dialogue phrases and sentence patterns, including cues around 'Saddam did it', to reinforce verb usage and data-focused language practice.
Practice 8-5 strengthens core Korean language foundations through guided reading and repeated drills, using cycle-based review and calendar-style practice to reinforce comprehension and pronunciation.
Lecture Summary
늦어서 우린 택시를 타기로 결정했어요
lt was late, so we decided to take a taxi
We decided not to go out because of the weather
They seem to have plenty of money
Practice 9-3 reinforces basic Korean conversation through repeated dialogue phrases, helping learners build a solid Korean language foundation and everyday speaking skills.
Practice 9-4 in core Korean 4 guides a dialogue-driven exploration of asking for permission, discussing actions, and making choices within a foundational Korean language framework.
Lecture Summary
누가 운전하는 걸 가르쳐줬어요?
They don't allow people to park in front of the building
그분들은 사람들이 건물 앞에 주차하는 거 허용해주지 않아요
They don't allow people to park in front of the building
practice 10-1 in CORE Korean 4 builds speaking fluency through tongue-tied dialogue prompts and critical critique scenarios.
Engage with the dialogue around who did it, featuring Cooper, Saddam, and recurring townsite and audio cues, and analyze the motifs of attic, carpet, and college moments in the caption.
Practice 10-4 trains Korean speaking through tongue placement and tone shaping via audio exercises, guiding learners along a journey to improve clarity in speech.
Practice 10-5 builds basic Korean dialogue using imperative phrases like don't go and go away, featuring conversations with Tong and Zona Ungol Choi.
Practice 10-6 guides learners to turn frustration into action through repeated phrases and ready to go moments in Korean language foundations, with turn and go as a guiding motif.
Practice 10-7 engages learners with authentic Korean dialogues centered on giving and interpreting commands like 'turn and go' and related vocabulary, reinforcing core language foundations.
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