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KIIP 1 Unit 11 Special Days and Activities |
Essential Vocabulary
Verbs
Korean |
English |
주다 |
To give |
보내다 |
To send |
받다 |
To receive |
초대를 하다 |
To invite |
초대를 받다 |
To be invited |
선물을 하다 |
To give a gift |
선물을 받다 |
To receive a gift |
이야기를 하다 |
To talk |
이야기를 듣다 |
To listen to a conversation |
전화를 하다 |
To make a phone call |
전화를 받다 |
To receive a phone call |
Special Days
Korean |
English |
어버이날 |
Parents’ Day |
스승의 날 |
Teachers’ Day |
졸업식 |
Graduation ceremony |
결혼식 |
Wedding ceremony |
생일 |
Birthday |
생신 |
Birthday (honorific) |
여성의 날 |
Women’s Day |
어린이날 |
Children’s Day |
Other Vocabulary
Korean |
English |
기분이 좋다 |
To feel good |
부모님 |
Parents |
선생님 |
Teacher |
Grammar Notes
1. Noun-에게/한테/께
This structure indicates the
recipient of an action. Use 에게/한테 for casual speech and 께 for honorifics.
For example:
- 동생에게 전화를 했어요. (I called my younger
sibling.)
- 아버지께 선물을 보냈어요. (I
sent a gift to my father.)
Use this to express doing
something for someone.
For example:
- 책을 읽어 줘요. (I read a book for
someone.)
- 창문을 닫아 주세요. (Please close the
window for me.)
Key Phrases to Practice
Talking About Giving and Receiving
(What do you do for a friend’s birthday? - I give a gift.)
2. 누구에게 전화를 했어요? - 동생에게 전화를 했어요.
(Who did you call? - I called my younger sibling.)
3. 아버지께 생신 선물 보냈어요? - 네, 옷을 보냈어요.
(Did you send a birthday gift to your father? - Yes, I sent clothes.)
Expressing Gratitude
(What do you say to your parents on Parents’ Day? - Thank you, parents.)
5. 스승의 날에 선생님께 뭐 해요? - 선생님께 선물을 드려요.
(What do you do for your teacher on Teachers’ Day? - I give a gift to my teacher.)
Making Requests
(Please close the window. - Yes, I understand.)
7. 딸에게 책을 읽어 줘요.
(I read a book to my daughter.)
8. 한국은 어린이날에 아이에게 선물을 사 줘요.
(In Korea, people buy gifts for children on Children’s Day.)
Quiz Section
2. Who did you call yesterday?
3. Please help me buy a gift for my friend.
2. 아버지에게 선물을 줬어요.
Answer:
Conclusion
In Unit 11 of KIIP Level 1,
you’ve learned how to discuss special days and the related activities while
practicing honorifics and showing respect through your speech. These
expressions are crucial for understanding Korean culture and building
respectful relationships.
Keep practicing to become more confident in using these structures!