Lesson 12 Conversation 1

데 (used after a modifier not used on its own)

place

동부

East Coast

막내 (pronounced 망내)

Youngest child

바지

pants

밤

night

부옄

kitchen

셔츠

shirt

형제

sibling(s)

첫

first (prenoun needs to be followed by a noun)

다르다

to be different

피곤하다

to be tired

결혼하다

to get married

기다리다

to wait

남편

husband

자라다

to grow up

태어나다

to be born

아직

still, yet (adverb)

까지

including

째/번째 (Native, 쩨 is used for kindship like family or close friends)

ordinal numbers (counter)

-겠

may, will (conjecture), suffix

어서/아서

clausal connective (sequential)

아내

wife

사촌

cousin

형님

honorific form of 형

누님

honorific form of 누나

아드님

honorific form of 아들

따님

honorific for of 딸

부인

someone else’s wife

When referring to someone else’s child or to someone else’s sibling who is much older than the speaker

When to use honorific forms of 아뜰, 딸, 누나 and 형?

제

Sino chinse ordinal counter

서부

West Coast

중부

Midwest

남부

Southern area