Preface 04
How to Use This Book 06
Table of Contents 10
Table of Contents 12
Main Characters 17

Part 1 50 Useful Expressions

Unit 01 Greetings when meeting for the first time 20
Unit 02 Expressing gratitude and apology 24
Unit 03 Expressing your thoughts 28
Unit 04 Responding to others 32
Unit 05 Greetings in everyday life 36
Unit 06 Expressions at the dinner table 40
Unit 07 Congratulating, consoling, and encouraging 44
Unit 08 Talking on the telephone 48
Unit 09 Asking someone to repeat 52
Unit 10 Saying goodbye 56

Part 2 24 Scenes in Everyday Life

Chapter 1 Beginning your journey in Korea
Scene 01 Please speak slowly.
Could you please speak slowly? 65
Scene 02 Get on from the other side.
Take the train on the opposite side.
73
Scene 03: Are you a foreigner? 81
Scene 04 If you go straight this way, there is a convenience store on the right.
If you go straight this way, there is a convenience store on the right.
89

Chapter 2 Preparing the necessary items for living in Korea
Scene 05 I would like to apply for an alien registration card.
I want to apply for a foreigner registration card.
99
Scene 06 Can I see this house now? 107
Scene 07: How long do I have to pay? 115
Scene 08 I can't eat spicy food.
I can't eat spicy food.
123

Chapter 3 Making appointments with friends in Korea
Scene 09: "Shall we watch a movie together?" 133
Scene 10 I'm planning to watch a movie with my friends tomorrow.
I'm going to see a movie with my friends tomorrow.
141
Scene 11 There are so many people that I can't see Eugene.
I can't see you, Yujin, because there are too many people here.
149
Scene 12 I'm sorry.
There is no bread now.
Sorry.
There is no bread right now.
157

Chapter 4 Adapting to life in Korea
Scene 13: Is there anything cheaper? 167
Scene 14 Please cut it not too short.
Please, cut it so that it is not too short.
175
Scene 15 On Saturday but rest on Sunday.
We are open on Saturdays but closed on Sundays.
183
Scene 16: Would you like to send it by plane? 191

Chapter 5 Working out problems
Scene 17 I have a fever and a runny nose.
I have a fever and a runny nose.
201
Scene 18 The clothes are a little big, so please give me a size smaller.
The clothing is a little big, so could you give me one size smaller? 209
Scene 19 Please contact me when you leave later.
Please contact me when he leaves later.
217
Scene 20: I lost my bag. What should I do? 225

Chapter 6 Traveling in Korea
Scene 21: I've reserved a room. Could you please confirm it? 235
Scene 22: What time is the return ship? 243
Scene 23 Go to the 'Sea' restaurant.
Go to the restaurant 'Bada'.
251
Scene 24: Have you traveled in Korea? 259

Appendix
Grammar Chart 268
Correct Answers 277
Index 279

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