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3 [three]

Getting to know others

Getting to know others

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3 [ses]

서로 알아가기

[seolo al-agagi]

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Hi! 안-! 안__ 안-! --- 안녕! 0
a-nyeon-! a________ a-n-e-n-! --------- annyeong!
Hello! 안-하--! 안_____ 안-하-요- ------ 안녕하세요! 0
a-ny-o-g-ase-o! a______________ a-n-e-n-h-s-y-! --------------- annyeonghaseyo!
How are you? 잘-지---? 잘 지____ 잘 지-세-? ------- 잘 지내세요? 0
ja--ji-aeseyo? j__ j_________ j-l j-n-e-e-o- -------------- jal jinaeseyo?
Do you come from Europe? 당-은 -럽에- 오셨어요? 당__ 유___ 오____ 당-은 유-에- 오-어-? -------------- 당신은 유럽에서 오셨어요? 0
da--------- y--e-b-es----sy------oy-? d__________ y__________ o____________ d-n-s-n-e-n y-l-o---s-o o-y-o-s-e-y-? ------------------------------------- dangsin-eun yuleob-eseo osyeoss-eoyo?
Do you come from America? 당-은-미--- -셨어-? 당__ 미___ 오____ 당-은 미-에- 오-어-? -------------- 당신은 미국에서 오셨어요? 0
dang-i--eu- --g------- o-yeo-----yo? d__________ m_________ o____________ d-n-s-n-e-n m-g-g-e-e- o-y-o-s-e-y-? ------------------------------------ dangsin-eun migug-eseo osyeoss-eoyo?
Do you come from Asia? 당-은 아-아에----어-? 당__ 아____ 오____ 당-은 아-아-서 오-어-? --------------- 당신은 아시아에서 오셨어요? 0
d--gs---eun -sia-eseo osy-oss--oyo? d__________ a________ o____________ d-n-s-n-e-n a-i---s-o o-y-o-s-e-y-? ----------------------------------- dangsin-eun asia-eseo osyeoss-eoyo?
In which hotel are you staying? 당신-----호-에서 -물러-? 당__ 어_ 호___ 머____ 당-은 어- 호-에- 머-러-? ----------------- 당신은 어떤 호텔에서 머물러요? 0
dan-si--e-n -o-t--n -ote---s-o --o-ul---y-? d__________ e______ h_________ m___________ d-n-s-n-e-n e-t-e-n h-t-l-e-e- m-o-u-l-o-o- ------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun eotteon hotel-eseo meomulleoyo?
How long have you been here for? 당----기-온-지-얼마- 됐-요? 당__ 여_ 온 지 얼__ 됐___ 당-은 여- 온 지 얼-나 됐-요- ------------------- 당신은 여기 온 지 얼마나 됐어요? 0
dan-------- ---gi--- -i---l-a-a d-------o--? d__________ y____ o_ j_ e______ d___________ d-n-s-n-e-n y-o-i o- j- e-l-a-a d-a-s---o-o- -------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun yeogi on ji eolmana dwaess-eoyo?
How long will you be staying? 당신- -마--오래-머물 -예-? 당__ 얼__ 오_ 머_ 거___ 당-은 얼-나 오- 머- 거-요- ------------------ 당신은 얼마나 오래 머물 거예요? 0
dangs-n-eu- --lm-na ---e-----ul geoye-o? d__________ e______ o___ m_____ g_______ d-n-s-n-e-n e-l-a-a o-a- m-o-u- g-o-e-o- ---------------------------------------- dangsin-eun eolmana olae meomul geoyeyo?
Do you like it here? 이-이-마-에----? 이__ 마__ 들___ 이-이 마-에 들-요- ------------ 이곳이 마음에 들어요? 0
i----i-----u-----e-l-e-yo? i_____ m_______ d_________ i-o--- m---u--- d-u---o-o- -------------------------- igos-i ma-eum-e deul-eoyo?
Are you here on vacation? 이-에 휴가를 오--요? 이__ 휴__ 오____ 이-에 휴-를 오-어-? ------------- 이곳에 휴가를 오셨어요? 0
i--s-e hy-g-leu------o-s-eo--? i_____ h________ o____________ i-o--- h-u-a-e-l o-y-o-s-e-y-? ------------------------------ igos-e hyugaleul osyeoss-eoyo?
Please do visit me sometime! 언제--를 한-번-방-하세요! 언_ 저_ 한 번 방_____ 언- 저- 한 번 방-하-요- ---------------- 언제 저를 한 번 방문하세요! 0
e-nje -eo---- -a--beon -a-gm---a----! e____ j______ h__ b___ b_____________ e-n-e j-o-e-l h-n b-o- b-n-m-n-a-e-o- ------------------------------------- eonje jeoleul han beon bangmunhaseyo!
Here is my address. 이-- 제 -소예-. 이__ 제 주____ 이-이 제 주-예-. ----------- 이것이 제 주소예요. 0
igeos-i je--usoy-y-. i______ j_ j________ i-e-s-i j- j-s-y-y-. -------------------- igeos-i je jusoyeyo.
Shall we see each other tomorrow? 내---로-만-까요? 내_ 서_ 만____ 내- 서- 만-까-? ----------- 내일 서로 만날까요? 0
n--i--s--lo-m-n---kk-y-? n____ s____ m___________ n-e-l s-o-o m-n-a-k-a-o- ------------------------ naeil seolo mannalkkayo?
I am sorry, but I already have plans. 죄송------만-이- --이-있어요. 죄____ 하__ 이_ 계__ 있___ 죄-해-, 하-만 이- 계-이 있-요- --------------------- 죄송해요, 하지만 이미 계획이 있어요. 0
joe-o--hae-o- h--i--n i-i----h-eg-i--ss--o--. j____________ h______ i__ g________ i________ j-e-o-g-a-y-, h-j-m-n i-i g-e-o-g-i i-s-e-y-. --------------------------------------------- joesonghaeyo, hajiman imi gyehoeg-i iss-eoyo.
Bye! 잘--요! 잘 가__ 잘 가-! ----- 잘 가요! 0
j-l -a--! j__ g____ j-l g-y-! --------- jal gayo!
Good bye! 안-히 가세-! 안__ 가___ 안-히 가-요- -------- 안녕히 가세요! 0
a--yeo---i---s-yo! a_________ g______ a-n-e-n-h- g-s-y-! ------------------ annyeonghi gaseyo!
See you soon! 곧 만나요! 곧 만___ 곧 만-요- ------ 곧 만나요! 0
g-d--a-----! g__ m_______ g-d m-n-a-o- ------------ god mannayo!

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Alphabets

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