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TomiKorean Newsletter 009 Seasons of Korea
TomiKorean Newsletter 009 Seasons of Korea
VOCABULARY
to be cool,
멋있다 [meo·sit·tta] 춥다 [chup·tta] to be cold
wonderful
GRAMMAR POINTS
Verb Conjugation
Verbs are conjugated according to tense or context. For example, "먹어요" (eat) is the
conjugated form of the base verb "먹다" (to eat), used here in the present tense.
Other examples: "오다" (to come) → "와요" (eat), "타다" (to ride) → "타요" (ride)
벚꽃이 유명해요. 사람들은 꽃을 보러 공원에 가요. 여름은 날씨가 더워요. 한국의 여름은 덥고
습해요. 여름에는 시원한 음식을 먹고, 바다나 강에 놀러 가요. 가을에는 날씨가 시원해져요.
VOCABULARY
TRANSLATION
In Korea, there are spring, summer, autumn, and winter. In spring, the weather becomes
warm. Many flowers bloom, and especially cherry blossoms are famous. People go to
parks to see the flowers. In summer, the weather is hot. Korean summers are hot and
humid. In summer, people eat cool food and go to the sea or rivers to play. In autumn,
the weather becomes cool. The trees turn yellow and red. People go to the mountains to
see the autumn leaves. In winter, the weather is cold and it snows a lot. In winter, people
go to the mountains to ski or snowboard. Each of the four seasons in Korea has its own
charm. You can experience diverse events, food, and scenery in each season.
GRAMMAR POINTS
A) 장미
B) 벚꽃
C) 튤립
A) 냉면
B) 김치찌개
C) 불고기
A) 녹색과 파란색
B) 노란색과 빨간색
C) 검은색과 회색
A) 수영이나 조깅
B) 등산이나 요가
C) 스키나 스노보드
A) 봄
B) 여름
C) 가을