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21 [twenty-one]

Small Talk 2

Small Talk 2

21 [스물하나]

21 [seumulhana]

일상대화 2

ilsangdaehwa 2

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Where do you come from? 어-에서 ---? 어___ 왔___ 어-에- 왔-요- --------- 어디에서 왔어요? 0
il---gda--w--2 i___________ 2 i-s-n-d-e-w- 2 -------------- ilsangdaehwa 2
From Basel. 바젤에-요. 바_____ 바-에-요- ------ 바젤에서요. 0
il----d-eh---2 i___________ 2 i-s-n-d-e-w- 2 -------------- ilsangdaehwa 2
Basel is in Switzerland. 바----위---있-요. 바__ 스___ 있___ 바-은 스-스- 있-요- ------------- 바젤은 스위스에 있어요. 0
e-d-es---w-s-----o? e_______ w_________ e-d-e-e- w-s---o-o- ------------------- eodieseo wass-eoyo?
May I introduce Mr. Miller? 뮐--씨---개해도----? 뮐_ 씨_ 소___ 될___ 뮐- 씨- 소-해- 될-요- --------------- 뮐러 씨를 소개해도 될까요? 0
e-dieseo w----eo--? e_______ w_________ e-d-e-e- w-s---o-o- ------------------- eodieseo wass-eoyo?
He is a foreigner. 그----인이에요. 그_ 외______ 그- 외-인-에-. ---------- 그는 외국인이에요. 0
e--------wass---yo? e_______ w_________ e-d-e-e- w-s---o-o- ------------------- eodieseo wass-eoyo?
He speaks several languages. 그- 여러--어--해요. 그_ 여_ 언__ 해__ 그- 여- 언-를 해-. ------------- 그는 여러 언어를 해요. 0
ba--l-e-e-yo. b____________ b-j-l-e-e-y-. ------------- bajel-eseoyo.
Are you here for the first time? 여기 -- --요? 여_ 처_ 왔___ 여- 처- 왔-요- ---------- 여기 처음 왔어요? 0
b-j----seoyo. b____________ b-j-l-e-e-y-. ------------- bajel-eseoyo.
No, I was here once last year. 아니-,---에 한------. 아___ 작__ 한 번 왔___ 아-요- 작-에 한 번 왔-요- ----------------- 아니요, 작년에 한 번 왔어요. 0
ba-e---se---. b____________ b-j-l-e-e-y-. ------------- bajel-eseoyo.
Only for a week, though. 일-일- -었-만요. 일___ 있_____ 일-일- 있-지-요- ----------- 일주일만 있었지만요. 0
b-j-----n s-u-i---- iss-e-y-. b________ s________ i________ b-j-l-e-n s-u-i-e-e i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------- bajel-eun seuwiseue iss-eoyo.
How do you like it here? 이----음--들--? 이__ 마__ 들___ 이-이 마-에 들-요- ------------ 이곳이 마음에 들어요? 0
b--el---n-se-wis----i----oyo. b________ s________ i________ b-j-l-e-n s-u-i-e-e i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------- bajel-eun seuwiseue iss-eoyo.
A lot. The people are nice. 아- ---.-사--이 ----. 아_ 좋___ 사___ 친____ 아- 좋-요- 사-들- 친-해-. ------------------ 아주 좋아요. 사람들이 친절해요. 0
b--el-eun-----is-ue -ss-eoy-. b________ s________ i________ b-j-l-e-n s-u-i-e-e i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------- bajel-eun seuwiseue iss-eoyo.
And I like the scenery, too. 그리고 --- --에 ---. 그__ 경__ 마__ 들___ 그-고 경-도 마-에 들-요- ---------------- 그리고 경치도 마음에 들어요. 0
mwi--eo-----e-----ga---ed---oelkka-o? m______ s______ s_________ d_________ m-i-l-o s-i-e-l s-g-e-a-d- d-e-k-a-o- ------------------------------------- mwilleo ssileul sogaehaedo doelkkayo?
What is your profession? 직---뭐-요? 직__ 뭐___ 직-이 뭐-요- -------- 직업이 뭐예요? 0
m-il-e----i-eul--o--eh--do -o-l--ay-? m______ s______ s_________ d_________ m-i-l-o s-i-e-l s-g-e-a-d- d-e-k-a-o- ------------------------------------- mwilleo ssileul sogaehaedo doelkkayo?
I am a translator. 저--번-가--. 저_ 번_____ 저- 번-가-요- --------- 저는 번역가예요. 0
mw-l----s----u--soga------ -----kay-? m______ s______ s_________ d_________ m-i-l-o s-i-e-l s-g-e-a-d- d-e-k-a-o- ------------------------------------- mwilleo ssileul sogaehaedo doelkkayo?
I translate books. 저- 책을 번-해-. 저_ 책_ 번____ 저- 책- 번-해-. ----------- 저는 책을 번역해요. 0
ge------oe-u--i---e--. g______ o_____________ g-u-e-n o-g-g-i---e-o- ---------------------- geuneun oegug-in-ieyo.
Are you alone here? 이-에-혼----요? 이__ 혼_ 왔___ 이-에 혼- 왔-요- ----------- 이곳에 혼자 왔어요? 0
ge-n-u- oe----i---ey-. g______ o_____________ g-u-e-n o-g-g-i---e-o- ---------------------- geuneun oegug-in-ieyo.
No, my wife / my husband is also here. 아니-- 제 --도-여- -어요. 아___ 제 남__ 여_ 있___ 아-요- 제 남-도 여- 있-요- ------------------ 아니요, 제 남편도 여기 있어요. 0
g--n-u- ------in---yo. g______ o_____________ g-u-e-n o-g-g-i---e-o- ---------------------- geuneun oegug-in-ieyo.
And those are my two children. 그-고 --둘--제 --들---. 그__ 저 둘_ 제 아______ 그-고 저 둘- 제 아-들-에-. ------------------ 그리고 저 둘도 제 아이들이에요. 0
geu--un ---leo -o--eo--ul-h--yo. g______ y_____ e_________ h_____ g-u-e-n y-o-e- e-n-e-l-u- h-e-o- -------------------------------- geuneun yeoleo eon-eoleul haeyo.

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