[Speaking Korean] Episode 2: Meeting a Neighbor

 

🎬 Episode 2: Meeting a Neighbor

📌 You meet someone new in your apartment building.

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🔑 Korean Script

A: 안녕하세요. 몇 층 사세요?
B: 5층이요.
A: 저도요! 같은 층이네요.
B: 우와, 반갑습니다.
A: 저는 민지예요.
B: 저는 케빈입니다. 잘 부탁해요.

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🔑 Romanization

A: [An-nyeong-ha-se-yo]. [Myeot] [cheung] [sa-se-yo]?
B: [O-cheung-i-yo].
A: [Jeo-do-yo]! [Ga-teun] [cheung-i-ne-yo].
B: [Uwa], [ban-gap-seum-ni-da].
A: [Jeo-neun] [Min-ji-ye-yo].
B: [Jeo-neun] [Kevin-im-ni-da]. [Jal] [bu-tak-hae-yo].

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🔑 English Translation

A: Hello. Which floor do you live on?
B: The 5th floor.
A: Me too! We’re on the same floor.
B: Wow, nice to meet you.
A: I’m Minji.
B: I’m Kevin. Let’s get along well.

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📘 Vocabulary (주요 단어 5개)

1. 몇 층 (myeot cheung) – which floor
2. 같은 (gateun) – same
3. 층 (cheung) – floor
4. 반갑습니다 (bangapseumnida) – nice to meet you (formal)
5. 잘 부탁해요 (jal butakhaeyo) – let’s get along well / I look forward to knowing you

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📝 Quiz Questions (문제 5개)

1. How do you say “Which floor do you live on?” in Korean?
2. What does “같은 층” mean in English?
3. Translate “반갑습니다” into English.
4. What’s the Korean phrase for “Let’s get along well”?
5. What does “몇 층” mean?

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✅ Answers (정답)

1. 몇 층 사세요? (myeot cheung saseyo?)
2. Same floor
3. Nice to meet you
4. 잘 부탁해요 (jal butakhaeyo)
5. Which floor