Lesson Practice for Absolute Beginner Season 2 Lesson 6

[timandyou]

A. Key Vocabulary
Please translate the following vocabulary into Korean.
Example - 1. "shoes" : hint (sin-bal)
신발
2. "there is / there are" : hint (it-seup-ni-da - itseumnida)

3. "I understood / I got it" : hint (al-gyet-seup-ni-da - al-gyet-suemnida)

4. "Ah, is that so!? / Ah, that is so?!" : hint (A, geu-rae-yo!?)

5. "male" : hint (nam-seong)

6. "female" : hint (yeo-seong)


B. Lesson Focus
Possessive-Marking Adjective -의 (ui) " 's "
Make possessive adjective noun
Example - 1. "Tim" : hint (tim)
팀의
2. "I" (informal) : hint (na)
나의
3. "I" (formal) : hint (jeo)

4. "you" (foraml) : hint (dang-shin)

5. "you" (informal) : hint (neo)

6. "he" : hint (geu)

7. "she" : hint (geu-nyeo)

8. "we" : hint (wu-ri)

9. "you" (plural) : hint (dang-shin-deul)

10. "they" : hint (geu-deul)


C. Test yourself
Please translate the following sentences into Korean.
Example - 1. "These are Tim's shoes."
이것들은 팀의 신발입니다.
2. "This is my (formal) water." : hint "water" is (mul)

3. "That is your (formal) coffee." : hint "coffee" is (keo-pi)

4. "These are their books." : hint "books" is (chaek-deul)

5. "Korean is our language." : hint "Korean" is (han-guk-eo) & "language" is (eon-eo)


If you answer them in Korean, that's PERFECT!
If you answer them in Romanization, that's good too.
Reply this post then, I will kindly assist and give you the answers.
여러분 힘 내세요~~! Don't give up guys~~!
Cheers,
Tim

[June626]

Thank you for this practice lesson on possessive particles 팀 씨!

A. 2. 있습니다
3. 알곘습니다
4. 아, 그래요
5. 남성
6. 여성

B. 3. 제
4. 덩신의
5. 네
6. 그의
7. 그녀의
8. 우리의
9. 당신들의
10. 그들의

C. 2. 이것은 제의 물 입니다.
3. 저것은 당신의 거비 입니다.
4. 이것들은 그들의 책들 입니다.
5. 한국어는 우리의 언어 입니다.

감사함니다...
준

[timandyou]

Hello June!

YOU ARE THE FIRST ONE WHO REPLIES THE LESSON PRACTICE!!!

Now I know you are so serious about learning Korean. Keep it up, June!

Here are corrections
A. 3. You wrote: 알곘습니다. correction: 겠

B. 4. you wrote: 덩신의. correction: 당

C. 2. 이것은 제의 물 입니다. correction: 저의 물 or 제 물
3. 저것은 당신의 거비 입니다. correction: 커피
4. 이것들은 그들의 책들 입니다. GREAT~!
5. 한국어는 우리의 언어 입니다. EXCELLENT~!!

cheers,
Tim

[June626]

선생님,
정말 감사함니다 for correcting my errors and all your help in understanding this lesson.

more cheer...
june

[dustin2010]

안녕하세요 I would like to try this one a try.

This is her book.
이것은 그녀의 책들입니다.

There is his coffee.
저기는 그의 커피입니다 (그의 커피를 있습니다)

Here is our kimbab.
여기는 우리의 김밥입니다.

감사합니다 for the lesson and the help

다스틴

[timandyou]

Hello Dustin,
Thanks for doing that. You must give a big credit on yourself for doing this practice sheet.
anyway... let's take a look at your works.

This is her book.
이것은 그녀의 책들입니다.
This is correct and great!

There is his coffee.
저기는 그의 커피입니다 (그의 커피를 있습니다)
Oh, Dustin... here, "there" can't be translated as 저기.
I think you know the usage of "there is" and "there are"... In this sentence, "there" is NOT subject but "there is" is VERB.

"There is/there are" can be translated as - Noun + 이/가 있다/있습니다.
In this sentence, "there is his coffee", "his coffee" is the NOUN.
As you wrote, "his coffee" is 그의 커피 + 이/가, in this case use what? yes, use 가! therefore, 그의 커피"가".
so, altogether... "there is his coffee" is 그의 커피가 + 있다/있습니다 = 그의 커피가 있다/있습니다.

you wrote,
Here is our kimbab.
여기는 우리의 김밥입니다.
Is "here" a subject in this sentence? or an adverb?
What you wrote means "here" = "our Kimbab". I don't think it makes sense...
Think about this... when you go to a coffeeshop, the waitress brings you coffee by saying, "here is your coffee".
In this sentence, "here" is an adverb - 여기(에).
"your coffee" is 너의 커피가 + "here is" 여기(에) 있다/있습니다.
Therefore, "here is your coffee" is 너의 커피가 여기(에) 있습니다.

I hope my explanation helps
cheers,
Tim

[dustin2010]

팀은 감사합니다

My lesson notes:
있다/있습니다 there is/are
Sentence formation : noun + 이/가(subject particle) 있다/있습니다
Remembering: 이다 "to be" adding 입니다 creates that "noun" has identity (저는 더스틴입니다) or is something (이것은 그녀의 책들입니다)

Corrections hopefully to my sentences

There is his bibimbab. (in Korean: his의 bibimbab이 there is)
그의 비빔밥이 있습니다.

Here is our kimbab. (our의 kimbab이 here(에) it is/exists)
우리의 김밥이 여기(에) 있습니다.

Her shoes are here, (i think: here는 her의 shoes-are) sooo...
여기는 그녀의 신발입니다.

Does this look right? 감사합니다 I think 알 겠습니다

Other lesson notes
I have particle 에 being equal to at, in, and location

[timandyou]

Over all great works! 97 out of 100!

However, you need to think of this sentence again...
Her shoes are here, (i think: here는 her의 shoes-are) sooo...
여기는 그녀의 신발입니다.

You wrote, "여기는 그녀의 신발입니다" , means 여기"here" = 그녀의 신발 "her shoes".

How would you answer me if I ask you "where is your shoes?"?
and you are holding your shoes and saying to me, "my shoes are here!"
my hint for you is that "here" is NOT a subject in this sentence BUT an adverb just like you wrote, "Here is our kimbab". (our의 kimbab이 here(에) it is/exists) 우리의 김밥이 여기(에) 있습니다.

so, can you do that again?
"Her shoes are here"

cheers,
Tim

[dustin2010]

Ah 감사합니다 so

Her shoes are here. (her의 shoes이 here에 are)
그녀의 신발이 여기에 있습니다.

Hopefully got it this time
Dustin

[timandyou]

Good! Nothing to add on...
cheers,

Tim

[louisls878752]

A. Key Vocabulary
Please translate the following vocabulary into Korean.
Example - 1. "shoes" : hint (sin-bal)
신발
2. "there is / there are" : hint (it-seup-ni-da - itseumnida) - 잇습니다 / 잇슴니다

3. "I understood / I got it" : hint (al-gyet-seup-ni-da - al-gyet-suemnida) - 알곗습니다 / 알솃슴니다

4. "Ah, is that so!? / Ah, that is so?!" : hint (A, geu-rae-yo!?) - 아, 그래요 ?

5. "male" : hint (nam-seong) - 남성

6. "female" : hint (yeo-seong) - 여성


B. Lesson Focus
Possessive-Marking Adjective -의 (ui) " 's "
Make possessive adjective noun
Example - 1. "Tim" : hint (tim)
팀의
2. "I" (informal) : hint (na)
나의
3. "I" (formal) : hint (jeo)
저의

4. "you" (foraml) : hint (dang-shin)
당신의

5. "you" (informal) : hint (neo)
너의
6. "he" : hint (geu)
그의

7. "she" : hint (geu-nyeo)
그녀의

8. "we" : hint (wu-ri)
우리의

9. "you" (plural) : hint (dang-shin-deul)
당신들의

10. "they" : hint (geu-deul)
그들의

C. Test yourself
Please translate the following sentences into Korean.
Example - 1. "These are Tim's shoes."
이것들은 팀의 신발입니다.
2. "This is my (formal) water." : hint "water" is (mul)
이것을 제물 입니다

3. "That is your (formal) coffee." : hint "coffee" is (keo-pi)
저것을 당신의 커피 입니다

4. "These are their books." : hint "books" is (chaek-deul)
이것들 그들의 책들 입니다

5. "Korean is our language." : hint "Korean" is (han-guk-eo) & "language" is (eon-eo)
한국어는 우리의 언어 입니다

[trutherous]

Good job Louis!

Just a few minor corrections:

2. "there is / there are" : hint (it-seup-ni-da - itseumnida) - 잇습니다 / 잇슴니다

있습니아 but sounds like 있슴니다 rememberㅂ before ㄴ is usually pronounced ㅁ

3. "I understood / I got it" : hint (al-gyet-seup-ni-da - al-gyet-suemnida) - 알곗습니다 / 알솃슴니다

알겠습니다

2. "This is my (formal) water." : hint "water" is (mul)
이것을 제물 입니다

이것은 제 물입니다

3. "That is your (formal) coffee." : hint "coffee" is (keo-pi)
저것을 당신의 커피 입니다

저것은 당신의 커피입니다

4. "These are their books." : hint "books" is (chaek-deul)
이것들 그들의 책들 입니다

이것들은 그들의 책입니다

[louisls878752]

감사함니다 trutherous 씨

[kc101com]

Hi louisls and trutherous,


Thank you for your comment and as trutherous had answered, it is correct and hope it helped!:)

Also thanks for trutherous as well for always giving us great comments!:)




Thank you

Madison
Koreanclass101.com