(Learn Korean Language - Conversation II) 8. Making an appointment 약속잡기

Hello everyone. 안녕하세요. Welcome back. Today's lesson is lesson 8, making an appointment. Wow, it's only lesson 8, right? Wow, it's really fast, I guess. Okay, making an appointment. I think you're familiar with this topic. Because you learned this topic from the basic Korean conversation class. However, I add more expressions here and it might be a little difficult. But I think you can do it. Okay, so let's see what we're going to learn today. Making an appointment. The first one is 7 days. You learned about the time, right? 1 o'clock, 2 o'clock, 3 o'clock. Remember that one? 1시, 2시, 3시, and 4시. Remember that? And today, we're going to learn about Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 7 days, alright? Okay, let's see the next one. When do you have time? You have to ask, oh, when do you have time? Let's eat dinner together or let's have lunch together. That's when you make an appointment, right? Okay, so we're going to learn this expression. And the next one is let's meet at. And now you decide where to meet. Okay, let's meet at Seoul, somewhere. Maybe Gangnam, Itaewon, or Jamsil. There are a lot of places you can see your friends. So you have to decide where to meet. And the next one is see you then. I think you know this expression, but this is important. That's why I prepared this expression more to have you remind of this expression. Alright, so let's see 7 days first. Week, week, remember? Week. 주, 주, okay? 주. And let's see, so a week has 7 days. From Monday to Sunday. So how can you say those 7 days in Korean? Let's see here, Sunday is 일요일. Sun means 일. Day means 요일. So sun, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, like that, right? So sun means 일 and day means 요일. So Sunday, 일요일. A little faster, 일요일. Alright, and what about Monday? I told you day means 요일. So month is 월. So Monday is 월요일. Make sense? What about Tuesday? 화요일. Day means 요일, so Tuesday. 화, 화요일, Tuesday. Tuesday, 화요일. And Wednesday, 수요일. Wet, 수, day, 요일. Wednesday, 수요일. So you can call these 4 days, sun, month, you wet. In English, in Korean, 일, 월, 화, 수. Except for 요일. Because 요일 is the common word used in this expression. So you can take this 요일 out and say 일, 월, 화, 수. Like sun, month, you wet. Okay? Good. And then the rest of things are Thursday, Friday, Saturday. And Thursday, 목, day, 요일. Thursday, 목요일. And Friday, 금, day, 요일. Friday, 금요일. And the last one, Saturday, 토, day, 요일. So Saturday in Korean is 토요일. One more time, Thursday, 목요일. Friday, 금요일. Saturday, 토요일. So, sun, month, you wet, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. How can you say? Just take the first word over here. So, 일, 월, 화, 수, 목, 금, 토. And remember, there is 요일 following the word, the first word. Okay? So, however, to memorize these seven days, you can say, 일, 월, 화, 수, 목, 금, 토. And, however, Sunday, when you call Sunday, you have to add 요일 at the end. So, 일요일, 월요일, 화요일, 수요일, 목요일, 금요일, 토요일. Okay? One more time, 일, 월, 화, 수, 목, 금, 토. 일요일, 월요일, 화요일, 수요일, 목요일, 금요일, 토요일. Okay? Make sense? Please memorize these seven days. Really, really important, necessary to know. Okay, let's see the next expression. When do you have time? When? 언제? 언제? When? 언제? Do you have time? 시간 있어요? You know this expression, right? Do you have time? 시간 있어요? When you ask your girlfriend out, or the girl you like out, or boy you like out. Anyway, do you have time? 시간 있어요? And just add when in front of this sentence. 언제? 언제? So, when do you have time? 언제 시간 있어요? Okay, so when do you have time? 언제 시간 있어요? So, you're asking. So, when do you have time? Let's do something together. So, it's the first step asking to make an appointment. Right? So, 언제 시간 있어요? 언제 시간 있어요? All right? Good. And let's see the conversation here. Hello, long time no see. What's hello, by the way, in Korean? Oh, don't ask me. It's too easy. I know, but what's hello? That's right. 안녕하세요. 안녕하세요. Oh, hello. 안녕하세요. Long time no see. It's a new expression. Let's take a look at here. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. 오랜만이에요. Oh, long time no see. I haven't seen you forever. Right? So, 안녕하세요. Hello. 안녕하세요. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. 오랜만이에요. One more time. 오랜만이에요. 오랜만이에요. Okay? So, 안녕하세요. 오랜만이에요. 오랜만이에요. And B says, Hi. 안녕하세요. How have you been? How have you been? This is new expression also, right? So, let's see here. 잘 지냈어요? How have you been? Oh, how have you been? How are you? Right? It's asking, so how have you been? And how are you? And you look good. And that's a greeting expression. So, how have you been? 잘 지냈어요? 잘 지냈어요? So, you just went to school. And you finally bump into the really good friends of you. And it's been a long time. So, you can say, hello. 안녕하세요. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. 오랜만이에요. And your friend says, your friend said, Hi. 안녕하세요. How have you been? 잘 지냈어요? 잘 지냈어요? Okay? 잘 지냈어요? So, remember, long time no see. Korean is 오랜만이에요. It's important. It's important. So, remember that. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. And how have you been? 잘 지냈어요? 잘 지냈어요? Okay. So, first good. Okay. Then, A says, I've been great. I've been fine. I've been good. I've been great. 잘 지냈어요? 잘 지냈어요? If you see here, 잘 지냈어요? It's a question, right? 잘 지냈어요? And when you answer this question, just say the same. However, just take your intonation down. 잘 지냈어요? Can you see the difference between two? Speaking. All right. 잘 지냈어요? I've been great. 잘 지냈어요? And B says, ah, ah. Same here. Remember, wow is 와. And ah, ah. Same. When do you have time? Oh, new expression. When do you have time? When, 언제 do you have time? 시간 있어요? When do you have time? 언제 시간 있어요? So, ah, 언제 시간 있어요? And let's have dinner later. Let's have dinner later. Oh, later means 나중에. Later means 나중에. 나중에. Let's have dinner. Have dinner. Dinner is 저녁. 저녁. Have, eat, 먹어요. 먹어요. Okay? So, later, 나중에, dinner, 저녁, have, 먹어요. 먹어요. So, it's been really long time to see a, so B suggest, let's have dinner together. Let's have dinner later. So, B asked, ah, when do you have time? 언제 시간 있어요? And B says, let's have dinner later. 나중에, 나중에, later, 나중에, dinner, 저녁, 저녁, have, eat, 먹어요. 나중에 저녁 먹어요. So, A is asking to make an appointment for dinner. To whom? B is asking, I'm sorry, B is asking to make an appointment to A. Alright? So, so far so good? Okay. Now, let's see third expression. Okay, let's meet at, let's meet at where? The place where you meet your friends. Let's meet at. How can you say? Let's meet at. Meet. 만나요. 만나요. So, let's meet at. 에서, 에서 만나요. 만나요. Meet means 만나요. At means 에서. 에서. Okay? Then, let's see here example. Let's meet at Gangnam. What's Gangnam by the way? Do you have ever heard about Gangnam? Gangnam is the really famous town, city in Seoul. So, there are a lot of people getting together and there are really famous stores and restaurants and every day, every night, people, it's a really crowd. Okay? It's crowd. There are a lot of people just. So, when I usually go to Gangnam for some, for my business and whenever I go there, I'm always stuck, stuck by people. So, I can't even move. However, it's really good, good town. There are a lot of things you can experience. So, that's why I prepared here as an example. Gangnam. Gangnam. So, what's Gangnam? It's Gangnam. Gangnam at. 에서 meet. 만나요. Gangnam 에서 만나요. Okay? So, Gangnam 에서 만나요. Let's meet at Gangnam. Gangnam 에서 만나요. And another example. Let's meet at Itaewon. Itaewon. What's Itaewon? It's also town which is famous where foreigners stay from different countries like America, China or Saudi Arabia and Japan. There are a lot of foreigners. So, it's a, if you go there, you're in Korea but it's not Korea. It's more like America. You can see English and you can meet lots of European or American people. It's like in America, you can see Korean town and China town. So, it's similar with those towns. So, Itaewon is the really famous town for foreigners or visitors. So, if you come to Korea and you can go here and just meet many people from different countries. Okay? So, let's meet at Itaewon. Itaewon at. 에서 meet. 만나요. Itaewon. Itaewon 에서 meet. 만나요. And here's tip. Gangnam, Itaewon is the subway station. So, if you take the subway, you can go Gangnam and Itaewon anytime. So, Gangnam is on subway line 2 and Itaewon is on subway line 6. Okay? Just for a tip anyway. So, let's meet at Gangnam. Gangnam 에서 만나요. Let's meet at Itaewon. Itaewon 에서 만나요. So, so far so good? Remember, let's meet at 에서 만나요. Okay, let's see the conversation. And B asked, when do you have time? Let's have dinner later. And A says, I have time on Thursday. Oh, finally, 7 days here. I have time on Thursday. What's Thursday? 월, 화, 일, 월, 화, 수. Thursday, 목. 목요일에, on Thursday, 에 here. 목요일에, time. 시간, have. 있어요. So, A is not busy on Thursday. So, A can make time on Thursday for dinner. I have time on Thursday. 목요일에 시간 있어요. One more time. Thursday, 목요일, on, 에, time, 시간, have. 있어요. 목요일에 시간 있어요. And B says, sounds good. Let's meet at Itaewon. Sounds good. Oh, 좋아요. You remember this expression? Sounds good. Oh, 좋아요. Let's meet at Itaewon. Itaewon, at, 에서, let's meet. 만나요. What does mean of, what does mean sounds good, by the way? Which means B is not busy at all on Thursday. So, B can make time for dinner. Right? So, sounds good. Sounds good. 좋아요. Let's meet at Itaewon. Itaewon, at, 에서, meet, 만나요. So far so good. Can you, are you following me? Okay, good. Now, challenge time. Second and third expressions are together here. So, let's see. Hello, long time no see. How can you say? Hello, it's easy. What's that? 안녕하세요. Very good. And, long time no see. What's that? Maybe, not. Okay, let's see here. 안녕하세요, long time no see. 오랜만이에요. Remember this expression. It's really common, so you have to remember this. 오랜만이에요. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. Alright? Then, hi, how have you been? Hi, same here. 안녕하세요. How have you been? What's that? How are you? How have you been? 잘 지냈어요? Okay? 잘 지냈어요? So, let's see here. And, you're just walking. And, there is a coming to you. And, tell you, tells you. Hello, 안녕하세요. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. And, you, hi, 안녕하세요. How have you been? 잘 지냈어요? Okay? Then, A says, I've been great. 잘 지냈어요? Okay? 잘 지냈어요? Then, ah, when do you have time? Ah, and when do you have time? Remember, when? That's right. 언제 do you have time? 시간 있어요? Ah, ah, when do you have time? 언제 시간 있어요? Let's have dinner later. Later. Remember that? Okay, let's see here. Later. 나중에. Dinner. 저녁. Have. Eat. 먹어요. So, later. 나중에. Dinner. 저녁. Have. Eat. 먹어요. 나중에 저녁 먹어요. So, hi, how are you? Hi, long time no see. 안녕하세요. 오랜만이에요. Oh, 안녕하세요. 잘 지냈어요? I've been great. 잘 지냈어요? And you just asked, ah, when do you have time? 언제 시간 있어요? Let's have dinner. Let's have dinner later. 나중에 저녁 먹어요. And A says, I have time on Thursday. Thursday. What's that? 목. Remember? 목. 목요일에. And I have time. 시간 있어요. 목요일에 시간 있어요. Okay? 목요일에 시간 있어요. Sounds good. 좋아요. Let's meet at 이태원. 좋아요. 이태원에서. At. 에서. Let's meet. 만나요. Oh, sounds good. 좋아요. Let's meet at 이태원. 이태원에서 만나요. Remember? You have to keep these old expressions in your mind and try to speak Korean. Practice it. Alright? Then, oh, here it is. My favorite expression. I will buy you dinner. I wish I could have friends who can buy me a dinner, by the way. I will buy you dinner. What's that? 내가. Dinner. 저녁. Buy. 살게요. So, B says, oh, long time no see. It's good to see you. Let's have dinner later. I will buy you dinner. Which is really great news. Isn't it? So, 내가. 내가. Dinner. 저녁. Will buy. 살게요. This is Korean culture. You know? I think I explained about Korean culture several times. In Korea, if someone, if friends have a dinner together, one of them usually pay, not always. Remember, not always. Usually pay the dinner. Then, the rest of friends pay dessert or buy their friend dessert. So, we don't really pay the bills separately. We usually pay together and buy another things or next time buy the dinner to them. Alright? So, this is Korean culture. So, I will buy you dinner. 내가. Dinner. 저녁. 살게요. Oh, there's no reason to refuse this appointment. You have to accept it. Because B just tell you, I will buy you dinner. Isn't it? So, it's really great. And then, what's the next expression? See you then. It's easy. So, 그때 봐요. Then, 그때. See you. 봐요. 그때 봐요. And you just met your friends and talked about how have you been. And your friend suggest you have dinner later. And the friend will tell you she will buy you dinner, by the way. And you just decide where to meet. And see you then. Then, see you then. Right? Can you see the process of making an appointment? Okay, good. See you then. 그때 봐요. So, but we missed making a time. Making the time. We have to set the schedule. What time is the dinner? What time? 몇 시. 몇 시에? Dinner. 저녁. So, which means what time are we going to eat dinner? What time are we going to eat dinner? But, just in short way, what time is the dinner? Okay? So, 몇 시에 저녁 먹어요? So, what time are we going to eat dinner? Actually. So, what time are we going to eat dinner? Or what time is the dinner? 몇 시에 저녁 먹어요? What time? 몇 시에. Remember, what time? 몇 시에. Dinner. 저녁. Eat. 먹어요. And this says it's seven o'clock. Seven. What's seven? One o'clock, two o'clock, three o'clock. Remember that? It's counting numbers. Seven means 일곱. 일곱. And 시요. 일곱 시요. Okay? So, okay. Now, you decide the place to meet your friends. And you decide what you guys are going to do. Then, set up the time. Right? So, what time are we going to eat dinner? What time is the dinner? 몇 시에 저녁 먹어요? And this says it's seven o'clock. 일곱 시요. Okay. Can you understand this expression? Of course. Okay. Good. So, then, A says, okay. 네. Yes. Okay. 네. I will see you then. 그때 봐요. See you then. 그때 봐요. What's then, by the way? Seven o'clock. Where? At 이태원. For what? Eat dinner. Good? So, good. So, 네. I will see you then. 그때 봐요. Bye. 잘 가요. Bye. See you then. 그때 봐요. Bye. 잘 가요. See you then. Okay. So, can you see here, like, you just met your friends and talked about, like, how have you been and what we are going to eat today. Ah, no, not that. When we are going to meet and what we are going to do and where we are going to meet. Then, see you then. Okay. This is the conversation. Okay. Let's see the review. A. 안녕하세요. 오랜만이에요. Long time no see. 오랜만이에요. Long time no see. And B. Hi. 안녕하세요. And how have you been? 잘 지냈어요? And A. I've been great. 잘 지냈어요? And, ah, when do you have time? 언제? When? Remember here. 언제 시간 있어요? And, let's have dinner later. Later. 나중에. Have dinner. Dinner. 저녁. Have. Eat. 먹어요. 나중에 저녁 먹어요. And A says, I have time on Thursday. Thursday. 목요일. 목요일에. Thursday, I have time. 시간 있어요. On Thursday, 목요일, remember? 목요일에 시간 있어요. And, sounds good. 좋아요. Let's meet at where? 이태원. At. 에서. Let's meet. 만나요. 이태원에서 만나요. And, I will buy you dinner. 내가 저녁 살게요. I will buy you dinner. I will treat you dinner. 내가 저녁 살게요. And, A says, what time are we going to eat dinner? What time is the dinner? What time? 몇 시에 저녁 먹어요? And, B says, it's seven o'clock. 일곱 시요. And, A says, okay, I will see you then. 그때 봐요. And, B says, alright, bye. 잘 가요. See you then. 그때 봐요. This is it. So, what do you think about this class? This lesson. You like it? Okay. And, remember, seven days are important. 일요일, 월요일, 파요일, 수요일, 목요일, 금요일, 토요일. Okay? Remember the seven days. And, next time, I will come back with lesson nine. Wow, lesson nine, asking phone numbers. Okay, you did a really good job today. Try to practice speaking Korean. Okay, see you next time. 감사합니다.