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Let's review the new words.
삼 (sam) "three,"
삼.
삼.
사 (sa) "four,"
사.
사.
일 (il) "one,"
일.
일.
Let's review.
Respond to the prompts by speaking aloud.
Then repeat after me, focusing on pronunciation.
Ready?
Do you remember how to say "please?"
주세요 (ju-se-yo).
주세요 (ju-se-yo).
And the counter for "serving?"
인분 (in-bun).
인분 (in-bun).
Do you remember how to say "this?"
이거 (i-geo).
이거 (i-geo).
Do you remember how Karen Morris says, "Two of these, please?"
이거 이 인분 주세요. (I-geo i in-bun ju-se-yo.)
이거 이 인분 주세요. (I-geo i in-bun ju-se-yo.)
Do you remember how to say "to order?"
주문하다 (ju-mun-ha-da).
주문하다 (ju-mun-ha-da).
Do you remember how the waiter says, "Are you ready to order?"
주문하시겠어요? (Ju-mun-ha-si-gess-eo-yo?)
주문하시겠어요? (Ju-mun-ha-si-gess-eo-yo?)
Do you remember how to say "one" in Sino-Korean numbers?
일 (il).
일 (il).
And how to say "three?"
삼 (sam).
삼 (sam).
And how to say "four?"
사 (sa).
사 (sa).

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