Introduction
How to Use This Book
Table of Contents

Unit 1 Hello? Hello.

Unit 2 This is my friend.
This is my friend.

Unit 3 See you tomorrow.
See (you) tomorrow.

Unit 4 This is a room.
This is a room.

Unit 5 Where's the supermarket?
Unit 6 Do you have milk?
Unit 7 Where is it? Where is it?
Unit 8 How much is this? How much is this?
Unit 9 How much is that? How much is that?
Unit 10 Please give me five.
Please give me five.

Unit 11 What time is it now?
Unit 12 What time should we meet?
Unit 13 What day of the week do you go to the swimming pool?
Unit 14 When did you come to Korea?
Unit 15 Where did you see him/her?
Unit 16 Have you had lunch?
Unit 17 What should we eat?
Unit 18 Please give me bulgogi and naengmyeon.
Please give me bulgogi and naengmyeon.

Unit 19 It's really delicious.
It's really delicious.

Unit 20 Please give me some water.
Please give me water.
Unit 21 Can I give you more water?
Unit 22 Please leave out the gochujang.
Please leave out the hot pepper paste.

Unit 23 I will eat well.
Bon appetite.

Unit 24 I don't eat meat.
I don't eat meat.

Unit 25 What dishes do you like?
Unit 26 I'm going shopping.
I'm going to go shopping.

Unit 27 I'm going to buy jeans and a hat.
I'm going to buy jeans and a hat.

Unit 28 May I try this on?
Unit 29 Do you have anything bigger?
Unit 30 I like this.
I like this one.

Unit 31 This one's prettier, isn't it?
Unit 32 I'll do this.
I'll have this one.

Unit 33 It's really cheap.
That's really cheap.

Unit 34 Do you take credit cards?
Unit 35 Let's go buy a hat.
Let's go to buy a hat.

Unit 36 ​​Let's go by taxi.
I go by taxi.

Unit 37 Can you go home by yourself?
Unit 38 How far is it from here?
Unit 39 Where should I catch a taxi?
Unit 40 Call me when you get home.
Call me when you get home.

Unit 41 Is this Lisa's house?
Unit 42 Yes, that's it.
Yes, that's me.

Unit 43 Please wait a moment.
Please wait a moment.

Unit 44 You dialed the wrong number.
You've dialed the wrong number.

Unit 45 Isn't this 2345-6789?
Unit 46 Manager Kim, please.
Please let me speak to department director Kim.

Unit 47 Would you like to leave a note? Will you leave him/her a message?
Unit 48 Is Lisa at home?
Unit 49 Please answer the phone.
Please get the phone.

Unit 50 Please speak louder.
Please speak a little louder.

Unit 51 Have you ever been to Namsan?
Unit 52 It's quick if you take the subway.
It's right there if you go by subway.

Unit 53 It will take about an hour.
It should take about an hour.

Unit 54 I have to change trains once.
You have to transfer once.

Unit 55 What subway line do I have to take?
Unit 56 What number subway line do I have to transfer to from there?
Unit 57 It's not that complicated.
It's not that complicated.

Unit 58 You can see it right away when you go out.
It's visible right after you exit (the station).

Unit 59 By the way, what number station exit should I go out of?
Unit 60 Which way do I have to exit to go to Namsan?
Unit 61 Why are you so late?
Unit 62 It's been about twenty minutes since I arrived.
It's been about twenty minutes since I came.

Unit 63 Where should we go first?
Unit 64 Let's take a picture here and go.
Let's take a picture here.

Unit 65 Umm, would you please take my picture?


Appendix
Answer
Index

Features of this book
The content of a total of 130 broadcasts was divided into two volumes of 65 episodes each, with each episode simply organized into three pages.

Unlike existing Korean language textbooks, it explains Korean grammar in an easy-to-understand and user-friendly way.

We provide pronunciation tips and various helpful tips to keep in mind while speaking.
You can practice and check what you learned in each lesson through simple “Practice.”
In relation to that day's conversation, we covered more in-depth and expanded expressions in “More Expressions.”
Differentiating itself from existing textbooks, it introduces new and diverse Korean culture in a fun and engaging way with pictures.


Why this book?
'Arirang Korean Basics' is a two-volume textbook organized around patterns of the most common expressions of everyday Korean.
Students of this book will be able to flawlessly command the use of a diverse range of expressions used by native speakers of Korean.
In addition, plentiful tips and information about Korean culture make everything from basic pronunciation to grammar more fun in context.


Learn together with "Let's Speak Korean" on Arirang TV.
Arirang Korean Basics ①

- You, too, can speak basic Korean conversation by watching "Let's Speak Korean," studying Arirang Korean Basics and the CD that's included, and then by reviewing what you've learned on the internet.


- Each chapter focuses on simple, actual conversational phrases from daily life, making it easy for you to learn frequently occurring expressions.


- The "More Expressions" section in each chapter gives you extra hints for real situations.


- "Korean Insight," a section included in each chapter, makes learning about Korean culture fun and easy.