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Vocabulary<br />

어 oh; yeah<br />

UNIT 7 어제 뭐 하셨어요?<br />

왔어 [오 come+았어(casual past tense ending)] came; got here<br />

오래 a long time<br />

기다렸어 [기다리 wait+었어(casual past tense ending)] wait<strong>ed</strong><br />

아니 nah<br />

나도 [나 I; me+도 too] me too; I also<br />

방금 a moment ago<br />

인사해 [인사하 introduce 인사해(casual present tense)]<br />

introduce<br />

내 친구 <strong>my</strong> friend<br />

+야 +야/이야 is the casual form of +예요/이에요(am/are/is).<br />

이름 name<br />

여기 here<br />

교환 학생으로 [교환 학생 exchange student +으로 as]<br />

as an exchange student<br />

+입니다 +입니다 is the formal form of +예요/이에요(am/are/is).<br />

+한테서 from (a person)<br />

얘기 story; conversation; chat (shorten<strong>ed</strong> form of ‘이야기’)<br />

많이 a lot<br />

들었어요 [듣 hear; listen to+었어요(polite past tense ending)]<br />

heard; listen<strong>ed</strong> to<br />

Note: In English we say ‘come from ...’ using the present tense (와요). But in<br />

Korean we have to use the past tense (왔어요) since the act occurr<strong>ed</strong> in the<br />

past.<br />

오스트레일리아에서 왔어요. I come from Australia.

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