School side

ep 01.
What year are you in?
ep 02.
Is there a seat here?
ep 03.
When is the break?
ep 04.
Is there a team project for this class?
ep 05.
I have to retake the course next year.

ep 06.
There's no class tomorrow!
ep 07.
I'll send it to you in a group chat.

ep 08.
How long does it take to commute?

Friends side

ep 09.
What is your MBTI?
ep 10.
I like you.
ep 11.
How long have you been with your girlfriend?
ep 12.
Did you run yesterday?
ep 13.
Do you have dinner plans today?
ep 14.
Do you want to go eat with me?
ep 15.
There are two stops left.

Store side

ep 16.
I'm going to get my hair done today.

ep 17.
Can I pay in cash?
ep 18.
What is the WiFi password?
ep 19.
Did you rent here?
ep 20.
How much can you drink?

Vocabulary Appendix

As the value of Korea increases, more and more people are wanting to learn the language.
There are also many international students studying at Gachon University.
Through our encounters with various international students, we have come face to face with their realities.
We immediately identified problems such as ‘difficulty in distinguishing between formal and informal speech,’ ‘lack of realistic conversational books for college students,’ and ‘lowered comprehension due to explanations in Korean only.’
Accordingly, 'Neoulirang' aims to create 'opportunities for communication' through light-hearted conversation books that can be shared with friends of the same age.
Recently, we created “Daily Korean Used Here and There” by analyzing the conversation patterns of college students in their 20s.
It is designed to help college students learn vocabulary and understand context through frequently used words and realistic conversations.
I divided the text into three main topics by location and situation and created dialogues that fit each of the 20 subtopics.
A 'realistic empathy conversation book' created by extracting colloquial expressions and words used by college students.
In addition, it is packed with various 'tips' that will help you learn about Korean culture.
I hope that the time and effort put into thinking and creating from the perspective of an international student will reach you.
I hope your college life in Korea shines brighter than any other moment in your 20s. Posted by 'Neoulirang'