『Talk To Me In Korean Level 1』
LESSON 1.
Hello, Thank you / Hello, thank you
LESSON 2.
Yes, No, What? / Yes, No
LESSON 3.
Goodbye, See you / Goodbye, See you
LESSON 4.
I&m sorry, Excuse me / I&m sorry, Excuse me
LESSON 5.
It&s me, What is it? / -이요, -예요
LESSON 6.
This is … , What is this? / This is … , What is this?
LESSON 7.
This, That, It / This, That, It, That, That
LESSON 8.
It&s NOT me / It&s NOT me
LESSON 9.
Topic/Subject Marking Particles / -은/-는, -이/-가
LESSON 10.
Have, Don&t have, There is, There isn&t / There is, There isn't
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LESSON 11.
Please give me … / … please
LESSON 12.
It&s delicious, It tastes awful, Thank you for the food / It&s delicious, I will enjoy the food
LESSON 13.
I want to … / … I want to …
LESSON 14.
What do you want to do? / What do you want to do?
LESSON 15.
Sino-Korean Numbers / 1, 2, 3, 4, …
LESSON 16.
Basic Present Tense / -아/-어/-여요
LESSON 17.
Past Tense / -wat/was/was
LESSON 18.
Location-marking Particles / Where, -to, -from
LESSON 19.
When / When
LESSON 20.
Native Korean Numbers / One, two, three, four, …
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LESSON 21.
Negative Sentences / 안, -지하다
LESSON 22.
Verbs / do
LESSON 23.
Who? / Who?
LESSON 24.
Why? How? / Why? How?
LESSON 25.
From A to B, From C Until D / -에서/까지 -까지
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『Talk To Me In Korean Level 2』
LESSON 1.
Future Tense / -(으)ㄹ 것
LESSON 2.
Object Marking Particles / -eul, -eul
LESSON 3.
And, And then, Therefore, So / And, So
LESSON 4.
And, With / -하고, -(이)랑
LESSON 5.
Days of the Week / Days of the Week
LESSON 6.
But, However / However, however
LESSON 7.
&To& someone, &From& someone / -한에게, -한에서
LESSON 8.
Telling Time / One o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock, four o'clock, …
LESSON 9.
Counters / Dog, people
LESSON 10.
Present Progressive / -고있다
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LESSON 11.
Self Introduction / Self-Introduction
LESSON 12.
What is the Date? / Date
LESSON 13.
Too, Also / -도 (Part 1)
LESSON 14.
Too, Also / -도 (Part 2)
LESSON 15.
Only / -만
LESSON 16.
A bit, Really, Very, Not really, Not at all / A bit, Really, Very, Not really, Not at all
LESSON 17.
Can, Cannot / -(으)ㄹ can/cannot
LESSON 18.
To be good/poor at … / to do well, to do poorly
LESSON 19.
Making Verbs Into Nouns / -는 것
LESSON 20.
Have to, Should, Must / -아/어/여야 should be/have to
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LESSON 21.
More … than … / - than
LESSON 22.
To like / good vs.
like
LESSON 23.
If, In case / If, -(으)면
LESSON 24.
Still, Already / Still, Already
LESSON 25.
Someone, Something, Somewhere, Someday / Someone, Something, Somewhere, Someday
LESSON 26.
Imperative / -(으)세요
LESSON 27.
Please do it for me / -아/어/여 주
LESSON 28.
Method, Way / -(으)로
LESSON 29.
All, More / Da, more
LESSON 30.
Don&t do it / -지 마지
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『Talk To Me In Korean Level 3』
LESSON 1.
Too much, Very / Too much
LESSON 2.
Linking Verbs / -go
LESSON 3.
In front of, Behind, Next to, On top of, Under / In front of, behind, next to, on top of, under
LESSON 4.
Shall we … ?, I wonder … / -(으)ㄹ까?
LESSON 5.
Approximately, About / -about, degree, about
LESSON 6.
Future Tense / -(으)ㄹ 것 vs -(으)ㄹ게게
LESSON 7.
Linking Verbs / -아/어/서
LESSON 8.
To look like, To seem like (used with nouns) / -
LESSON 9.
To look like, To seem like (used with verbs) / -(으)ㄴ/는/(으)ㄹ게있다
LESSON 10.
Before -ing / -기 전
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LESSON 11.
Irregulars: ㅂ / ㅂ irregular
LESSON 12.
But still, Nevertheless
LESSON 13.
Making Adjectives (Part 1) / adjectives in infinitive form + -(으)ㄴ + noun
LESSON 14.
Making Adjectives (Part 2) / action verbs + -neun + noun
LESSON 15.
Well then, In that case, If so / Then, Then
LESSON 16.
Let&s / -아/어/여요 (Cheong-type)
LESSON 17.
In order to, For the sake of / for the sake of, for the sake of
LESSON 18.
Nothing but, Only / -外 + infinitive
LESSON 19.
After -ing / next, after, behind
LESSON 20.
Even if, Even though / -아/어/여도
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LESSON 21.
Linking Verbs / -는/은/ㄴ데
LESSON 22.
Maybe I might … / -(으)ㄹ
LESSON 23.
Word Builder 1 / Learning
LESSON 24.
Irregulars: le / le irregular
LESSON 25.
Verb Ending / -neyo
LESSON 26.
Irregulars: ㄷ / ㄷ irregular
LESSON 27.
Politeness Levels / Informal and Formal Speech
LESSON 28.
&Let&s& in Casual Language / -자 (informal speech, request type)
LESSON 29.
Irregulars: ㅅ / ㅅ irregular
LESSON 30.
Word Builder 2 / Room
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『Talk To Me In Korean Level 4』
LESSON 1.
The more … , the more … / -(으)면 -(으)ㄹ를
LESSON 2.
Do you want to … ? / -(으)ㄹ래?
LESSON 3.
It can't be … / -(으)ㄹ 이가 있습니다
LESSON 4.
Verb Ending: -ji(yo)
LESSON 5.
“You” and “you” / You
LESSON 6.
Word Builder 3 / Movement
LESSON 7.
It's okay, I'm okay.
/ are you okay.
LESSON 8. It is okay to … , You don't have to … / -아/어/여도 定, 안 -아/어/여도 定
LESSON 9.
You shouldn't … , You're not supposed to … / -(으)면 안면 면
LESSON 10.
Among, Between / Among, between, between
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LESSON 11.
Any / Any (Part 1)
LESSON 12.
To try doing something / -아/어/여보다
LESSON 13.
Word Builder 4 / Fire
LESSON 14.
Sometimes, Often, Always, Seldom, Never / Sometimes, Often, Always, Not Very, Not at All
LESSON 15.
Any / Any (Part 2)
LESSON 16.
Spacing in Korean / Spacing (Part 1)
LESSON 17.
Word Contractions - Topic/Subject Markers / Contractions (Part 1) - Nominative Particles
LESSON 18.
The most / the most, the most
LESSON 19.
Less, Not completely / Less
LESSON 20.
Sentence Building Drill 1
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LESSON 21.
Spacing in Korean / Spacing (Part 2)
LESSON 22.
Word Builder 5 / Chapter
LESSON 23.
Word Contractions / Contractions (Part 2)
LESSON 24.
Much (more), Much (less) / Much (much)
LESSON 25.
-(으)ㄹ + noun (future tense noun group) / -(으)ㄹ + noun, -(으)ㄹ thing
LESSON 26.
-(으)ㄴ + noun (past tense noun group) / -(으)ㄴ + noun, -(으)ㄴ thing
LESSON 27.
I think that … / … seems to be
LESSON 28.
To become + adjective / -아/어/여지다
LESSON 29.
To gradually get to do, To end up doing / -to become
LESSON 30.
Sentence Building Drill 2
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[Answers]

『Talk To Me In Korean Level 5』
Lesson 1.
Almost did...
/ -(으)ㄹ It was obvious
Lesson 2.
Honorific Suffix: -si- / -si-
Lesson 3.
Good work / hard work
Lesson 4.
I guess, I assume (Part 1) / -I guess, I assume (Part 1)
Lesson 5.
I guess, I assume (Part 2) / -(으)ㄴ가보다
Lesson 6.
Word Builder 6 / Moon
Lesson 7.
As soon as … / -as soon as
Lesson 8.
It is about to … , I am planning to … / -(으)려하다
Lesson 9.
While I was doing … , … and then … / -Daga
Lesson 10.
(To say) that something/someone is + noun / noun + -(this)
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Lesson 11.
Sentence Building Drill 3
Lesson 12.
Noun + that is called / that people say is + noun / -
Lesson 13.
Word Builder 7 / Meeting
Lesson 14.
Since, Because, As / -(으)니까
Lesson 15.
At least, Instead, It might not be the best but … / -even if
Lesson 16.
Narrative Present Tense in Korean / -(ㄴ/는)다
Lesson 17.
(To say) that something/someone + verb / verb + -(ㄴ/는)하다 (say)
Lesson 18.
Whether or not / -(으)ㄴ/지는
Lesson 19.
To tell someone to do something / verb + -(으)를하다
Lesson 20.
Sentence Building Drill 4
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Lesson 21.
Word Contractions - Object Markers / Contractions (Part 3) - Objective Particles
Lesson 22.
Word Builder 8 / Food
Lesson 23.
It seems like … , I assume … / -(으)려나보다
Lesson 24.
Not A But B, Don&t do THIS but do THAT / Not A But B, Don&t do THIS but do THAT
Lesson 25.
Compared to, Relatively / -에 바하다 -(으)ㄴ/is more convenient
Lesson 26.
Instead of … / Instead of, -instead of
Lesson 27.
You know, Isn&t it… ?, You see… , Come on … / -That’s right (yo)
Lesson 28.
To have no other choice but to … / -(으)ㄹ
Lesson 29.
They said that they had done … , They said that they would … / -있다/때/이다, -(으)ㄹ 있습니다
Lesson 30.
Sentence Building Drill 5
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