Korean Weekly — Sep 6 – Sep 12
This week you learned 35 new words along with 7 grammar patterns including 앞으로, 한테/에게, 잘 부탁드립니다, 언젠가, 을/를, 이미 ___했어요, and -고 싶다. To review the material effectively, go back through the 7 fill-in-the-blank drills and try them again without looking at your previous answers, focusing especially on whichever pattern felt least familiar the first time.
Sep 6 (Sun)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 친절하다 | Kind / friendly | adjective | 친절해요 · 친절했어요 · 안 친절해요 |
| 이해하다 | To understand | verb | 이해해요 · 이해했어요 · 이해 안 해요 |
| 읽다 | To read | verb | 읽어요 · 읽었어요 · 안 읽어요 |
| 빨래하다 | To do laundry | verb | 빨래해요 · 빨래했어요 · 빨래 안 해요 |
| 정류장 | Bus stop | noun | — |
Grammar
앞으로 — from now on, in the future
How to build it: 앞으로 + intention/plan
Example: 앞으로 더 열심히 할게요.
Sentence drill
이미 ___했어요 — already did
How to build it: 이미 + verb past form
Fill in the blank: 이미 밥 먹___ .
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었어요
Sep 7 (Mon)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 놀라다 | To be surprised | verb | 놀라요 · 놀랐어요 · 안 놀라요 |
| 떡볶이 | Tteokbokki | noun | — |
| 약 | Medicine | noun | — |
| 기다리다 | To wait | verb | 기다려요 · 기다렸어요 · 안 기다려요 |
| 핸드폰 | Cell phone | noun | — |
Grammar
한테/에게 — to (a person)
How to build it: person/animal + 한테 (spoken) / 에게 (written)
Example: 친구한테 선물 줬어요.
Sentence drill
-기 전에 — before doing
How to build it: verb stem + 기 전에
Fill in the blank: 자___ 전에 물을 마셔요.
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기
Sep 8 (Tue)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 노래 | Song | noun | — |
| 위 | Above / on top | noun | — |
| 산 | Mountain | noun | — |
| 자연스럽다 | Natural | adjective | 자연스러워요 · 자연스러웠어요 · 안 자연스러워요 |
| 올리다 | To raise / upload | verb | 올려요 · 올렸어요 · 안 올려요 |
Grammar
잘 부탁드립니다 — I look forward to working with you
How to build it: set phrase (greeting)
Example: 앞으로 잘 부탁드립니다.
Sentence drill
계시다 — be present (honorific)
How to build it: 있다 → 계시다
Fill in the blank: 어머니가 집에 ___.
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계세요
Sep 9 (Wed)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 교환하다 | To exchange | verb | 교환해요 · 교환했어요 · 교환 안 해요 |
| 감동하다 | To be moved / touched | verb | 감동해요 · 감동했어요 · 감동 안 해요 |
| 돼지 | Pig | noun | — |
| 나무 | Tree | noun | — |
| 둘 | Two | number | — |
Grammar
언젠가 — someday
How to build it: 언젠가 + future form
Example: 언젠가 꼭 가고 싶어요.
Sentence drill
-(으)ㄹ까요? — shall we? do you think?
How to build it: verb stem + (으)ㄹ까요?
Fill in the blank: 같이 갈___ ?
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까요
Sep 10 (Thu)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 불편하다 | Uncomfortable | adjective | 불편해요 · 불편했어요 · 안 불편해요 |
| 청소하다 | To clean | verb | 청소해요 · 청소했어요 · 청소 안 해요 |
| 죄송합니다 | I'm sorry | phrase | — |
| 목요일 | Thursday | noun | — |
| 모르다 | To not know | verb | 몰라요 · 몰랐어요 · 안 몰라요 |
Grammar
을/를 — object marker
How to build it: noun + 을(with final consonant) / 를(no final consonant)
Example: 커피를 마셔요.
Sentence drill
부터 — from (time/order)
How to build it: noun + 부터
Fill in the blank: 9시___ 시작해요.
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부터
Sep 11 (Fri)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 내리다 | To lower / download | verb | 내려요 · 내렸어요 · 안 내려요 |
| 보통 | Usually | adverb | — |
| 걱정하다 | To worry | verb | 걱정해요 · 걱정했어요 · 걱정 안 해요 |
| 부서 | Department | noun | — |
| 알다 | To know | verb | 알아요 · 알았어요 · 안 알아요 |
Grammar
이미 ___했어요 — already did
How to build it: 이미 + verb past form
Example: 이미 밥 먹었어요.
Sentence drill
-겠어요 — will, I think (intention)
How to build it: verb stem + 겠어요
Fill in the blank: 제가 하___ .
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겠어요
Sep 12 (Sat)
Words
| Korean | Meaning | Part of speech | Common forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 곧 | Soon | adverb | — |
| 다시 | Again | adverb | — |
| 갈아타다 | To transfer (transit) | verb | 갈아타요 · 갈아탔어요 · 안 갈아타요 |
| 밤 | Night | noun | — |
| 회사 | Company | noun | — |
Grammar
-고 싶다 — want to
How to build it: verb stem + 고 싶다
Example: 한국에 가고 싶어요.
Sentence drill
-지만 — but, although
How to build it: verb/adjective stem + 지만
Fill in the blank: 비싸___ 맛있어요.
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지만
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