Target level
TTMIK Levels 5-8
What can you achieve through this course?
- Learn useful everyday expressions through situational conversations between native speakers
- Enhance your listening skills
- Expand your Korean vocabulary
Sample lesson
Lecturers
Course language
Korean
What can you find inside the course?
- 68 specific dialogues
- Full transcript and English translation
Customer reviews
"I've been learning Korean by myself for a few months so I only learn Korean grammar lesson by lesson but not having any learning partner to practice everyday conversation with. I started to know how to say simple things in Korean in real life conversations thanks to this audiobook. Thank you TTMIK team!"
Nguyen N.
"One of the best books that I have read about conversations. I fully recommend it."
Blanca C.
Table of contents
- At a cafe
- Food delivery
- In a restaurant
- Bus
- Subway
- Taxi
- Asking for and giving directions
- Fashion Shopping
- Grocery Shopping
- Hair Salon
- Tickets
- Banking
- Mobile Phone
- Package Delivery
- Dating & Marriage
- Hospital
- Pharmacy
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In lesson 4 Situation 3 she says 임신해서요 – because she is pregnant. So why does he answer 임신했어요 in the past tense?
In Situation 3 of Lesson 4, the phrase 임신했어요 doesn’t appear. Could you please clarify which lesson it is exactly? : )
Hi, dialogue #4 in the Lesson 10. Hair Salon section says at the end “기를 거라서요”, but I can’t find anywhere that that’s the correct conjugation for 기르다. Was that a typo or is it another word or compound word?
Thanks!
Hi Lulu,
It’s 기르다+ㄹ+거라서, and that is why!
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Thank you for studying Korean with us 🙂
Aaah, nevermind, I think I figured it out. Is it “기를 거라서요” as in 기르(다) + ㄹ + 것 + (이)라서 + 요?
On the first audio “At the cafe” you say “따뜻한 걸로 드릴까요?” meaning “do you want it hot?”, which also used in “어떤 걸로 드릴까요?” meaning “what would you like”. I understand “걸로” is the short form of “것으로”->것+(으)로.
But why do you change “것 ” to “걸” or “ㅅ” to “ㄹ”. Why not “것으로” or “거로”? Thanks.
Hi Carlos!
It’s because “걸로” is the abbreviation form of “것으로” in spoken Korean.
If you have more questions, feel free to contact us by clicking on the “Questions?” button 🙂 Thank you!
This course is so helpful! Is there any way to favorite or save a course to pull up easily when I want to review it?
Thank you!
Currently, we don’t have the feature, but we will consider making them as we will continue to improve our website.
We appreciate your understanding!
bruh, now i feel like I suck at korean :0(
You can do it!
Useful lessons for formal exchanges at different locations. Interesting to learn the more formally used words.
Thanks for your comment!
Excellent! thank you!
Thank you!! 🙂
Not yet received the Situational Dialogues in Korean
@Van Anh Hi! This is Yeji Kim from Talk To Me In Korean. As this is an audio course, no physical material is provided. You can find all you need for the course in your Learning Center. I hope you enjoy the course!
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