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, - is 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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[Answers]

In the Talk to Me in Korean grammar book level 5, the honorific prepositional ending “-si-” appears for the first time, and the connecting endings used in quotation marks such as “-ra-go,” “-dago,” and “-(으)ㄴ/지는” are covered in detail.
Also, expressions that can be used when guessing actions or states, such as “-na boda”, “-(eu)nga boda”, and “-(eu)ryeona boda” are introduced.

All the expressions and dialogues in the book are available for free download as MP3 audio files at TalkToMeInKorean.com.
It is designed to allow you to study Korean in a fun way on your own, without a teacher or attending classes at school or an academy, by including a variety of content, including dialogues, quizzes, and reading material related to life in Korea.

Talk To Me In Korean Level 5 is a Korean language learning textbook for English speakers which introduces spoken style Korean sentences to be used every day in real life as soon as they are learned.
The lessons are short, clear, and easily digestible without a teacher or formal lessons.
Each lesson can be reviewed with the help of sample dialogues and quizzes.

Talk To Me In Korean Level 5 is the fifth book in the Talk To Me In Korean textbook series.
In this level, you will learn many essential grammar points which Koreans use in almost every sentence, such as the honorific suffix - poem and many ways to report both direct and indirect quotes.
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