| Okay, now it's your turn. |
| Do you remember how to say “What are you doing for Korean Thanksgiving?” |
| 추석에 어디 가요? (Chuseoge eodi gayo?) |
| Imagine you’re planning to travel. Do you remember how to say “travel?” |
| 여행하다, 여행하다 (yeohaenghada, yeohaenghada) |
| Say “I’m planning to travel.” |
| 여행할 계획이에요. (Yeohaenghal gyehoegiieyo.) |
| Now answer the question saying you’re planning to travel. |
| 추석에 어디 가요? (Chuseoge eodi gayo?) |
| 여행할 계획이에요. (Yeohaenghal gyehoegiieyo.) |
| Now imagine you're planning to stay home. Do you remember how to say “stay home?” |
| 집에 있다, 집에 있다 (jibe itda, jibe itda) |
| Say “I’m planning to stay home.” |
| 집에 있을 계획이에요. (Jibe isseul gyehoegieyo.) |
| Now answer the question saying you’re planning to stay home. |
| 추석에 어디 가요? (Chuseoge eodi gayo?) |
| 집에 있을 계획이에요. (Jibe isseul gyehoegieyo.) |
| Now imagine you’re planning to go to the movies. Do you remember how to say “go to the movies?” |
| 영화관에 가다, 영화관에 가다 (yeonghwagwane gada, yeonghwagwane gada) |
| Say “I’m planning to go to the movies.” |
| 영화관에 갈 계획이에요. (Yeonghwagwane gal gyehoegieyo.) |
| Now answer the question saying you’re planning to go to the movies. |
| 추석에 어디 가요? (Chuseoge eodi gayo?) |
| 영화관에 갈 계획이에요. (Yeonghwagwane gal gyehoegieyo.) |
| In this lesson, you learned new vocabulary and phrases you can use in your everyday life to talk about your plans. |
| You are now able to talk about your holiday plans like a native speaker! |
| See you in the next lesson! |
| Bye! |
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