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29페이지 내용 : I’ll take this hat. Korea has many traditional markets, or sijang. A sijang usually has many interesting things and delicious food. Have you ever gone to a sijang? Let’s buy something in Korean in the sijang! 무엇을 드릴까요? mueoseul deurilkkayo? 이 ___________ 얼마예요? i ___________ eolmayeyo? ____________원이에요. ___________woniyeyo. 이 ___________ 주세요. i ___________ juseyo. A B A B The number system Sino-Korean system Its KRW 12,000. 03 12,000 manicheonwoniyeyo. 원이에요. 이 모자 주세요. 04 i moja juseyo. Ill take it. 으 세요 ‘- 으 세요’ means “please do...” when speaking to the second person s ‘-으세요’ is attached to the verb stem ending in a consonant, and ‘-세요’ is attached to the verb stem ending in a vowel. There are two number systems in Korean. One is a purely Korean number system, which is used for smaller, more common numbers. We also have the Sino-Korean system, which is used most commonly for larger numbers. This system begins with “일, 이, 삼.” basic form honorific form informal 오다 oda To come or arrive 오세요 oseyo 주다 juda To give 주세요 juseyo 입다 ipda To wear clothingshirts, pants, coats, etc. 입으세요 ibeuseyo 신다 sinda To wear footwearshoes, socks, boots, skates, etc. 신으세요 sineuseyo 1 일 il 8 팔 pal 2 이 i 9 구 gu 3 삼 sam 10 십 sip 4 사 sa 100 백 baek 5 오 o 1000 천 cheon 6 육 yuk 10000 만 man 7 칠 chil 이 모자는 얼마예요? i mojaneun eolmayeyo? 02 How much is this hat? How may I help you? 01무엇을 드릴까요? mueoseul deurilkkayo? Let’s practice! 위의 대화와 같이 물건을 사 봅시다. 모자 moja 12,000 목도리 mokdori 24,500 장갑 janggap 35,000 가방 gabang98,000