Korean Self Introduction and Basic Greetings - Basic Bootcamp 1 - Lesson Notes

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Lesson notes for Basic Bootcamp #1 teach Korean self-introduction and basic greetings through formal and informal patterns. The material covers Korean Hangul, Romanization, and English equivalents, then provides vocabulary and sample sentences for meeting someone, stating one’s name, and using appropriate greeting forms. Grammar sections explain “formal” vs “informal” “I am (name)” structures, and a cultural insight highlights bowing as a core Korean etiquette.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryLiterature

FormatPDF

Pages363

Reading Time9 h 19 min

AccessFree to download

Korean Hangul

Romanization

English

Vocabulary

Sample Sentences

Grammar

Formal and Informal Greetings

Cultural Insight

Bowing Etiquette

LESSON NOTES Basic Bootcamp \#1 Korean Self Introduction and Basic Greetings CONTENTS 2 Korean Hangul 2 Romanization 2 English 3 Vocabulary 3 Sample Sentences 4 Grammar 7 Cultural Insight \# 1 COPYRIGHT © 2016 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. KOREAN HANGUL 1. (“Formal” greeting) 2. 진석: 안녕하세요 . 반갑습니다 . 저는 진석입니다 . 3. 지수: 안녕하세요 . 저는 지수입니다 . 만나서 반갑습니다 . 4. (“Informal” greeting) 5. 진석: 안녕 . 난 진석이야 . 넌? 6. 지수: 안녕 . 난 지수야 . 만나서 반가워 . ROMANIZATION 1. (“Formal” greeting) 2. JIN-SEOK: An-nyeong-ha-se-yo. Ban-gap-seum-ni-da. Jeo-neun jin-seok-im-nida. 3. JI-SU: An-nyeong-ha-se-yo. Jeo-neun ji-su-im-ni-da. Man-na-seo ban-gapseum-ni-da. 4. (“Informal” greeting) 5. JIN-SEOK: An-nyeong. Nan jin-seok-i-ya. Neon? 6. JI-SU: An-nyeong. Nan ji-su-ya. Man-na-seo ban-ga-wo. ENGLISH CONT'D OVER KOREANCLASS 101 . COM BAS IC BOOTCAMP \#1-KOREAN S ELF INTRODUCTION AND BAS IC GREETINGS 2 1. ("Formal" greeting) 2. JIN-SEOK: Hello. Nice to meet you . I am Jin-seok. 3. JI-SU: Hello. I am Ji-su. Nice to meet you . 4. ("Informal" greeting) 5. JIN-SEOK: Hello. I am Jin-seok. And your name is...? (lit. Hi I’m Jin-seok. And you?) 6. JI-SU: Hello. I am Ji-su. Nice to meet you . VOCABULARY | Hangul | Romanization | English | Class | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 안녕하세요 | annyeonghaseyo | Hello. | expression | | 반갑습니다 . | bangapseumnida. | Pleasure to meet you, Pleasure to see you . | expression | | 저는 (name)입니다 . | jeoneun (name)imnida. | I am (name) . | expression | | 만나서 반갑습니다 | mannaseo bangapsseumnida | nice to meet you | expression | | 반갑다 | bangapda | to be glad (to meet) | adjective | | 만나다 | mannada | to meet | verb | | 안녕 | annyeong | Hi, Hello. | expression | | 나는 (name)야 . | na-neun (name)ya | I am (name) . | noun | | 만나서 반가워 . | Man-na-seo ban-gawo. | Nice to meet you . | expression | SAMPLE SENTENCES KOREANCLASS 101 . COM BAS IC BOOTCAMP \#1-KOREAN S ELF INTRODUCTION AND BAS IC GREETINGS 3 | 안녕하세요 . 여러분 .
Annyeonghaseoyo. yeoryeobun .
"Hello, everyone." | 처음 뵙겠습니다 . 만나서 반갑습니다 . cheoeum boepgesseumnida . mannaseo bangapsseumnida .
"How do you do? Nice to meet you ." | | --- | --- | | 저는 이경우입니다 .
Jeoneun ikyeongwooibnida .
"I am Kyungwoo Lee." | 처음 뵙겠습니다 . 만나서 반갑습니다 . cheoeum boepgesseumnida . mannaseo bangapsseumnida .
"How do you do? Nice to meet you ." | | 주헌씨 반가워요 .
juheonssi. .. ban-gawoyo.
"Juheon...It's good to see you ." | 우리 그 역에서 만나면 돼 .
uri geu yeogeseo mannamyeon dwae .
"We can meet at the station ." | | 네 부모님을 만나고 싶어 .
ne bumonimeul mannago sipeo .
"I would love to meet your parents." | 밤 열시에 역 앞에서 만나자 . bam yeolsie yeo gapeseo mannaja .
"I will meet you at 10 PM in front of the station ." | | 지난번에 우리 한국에서 만났어 . jinanbeone uri hangugeseo mannasseo
"Last time, we met in Korea." | 세 시에 만나자!
se sie mannaja!
"Let's meet at three o'clock!" | | 선우야! 안녕!
Seon-u-ya! Annyeong!
"Seonu! Hello!" | 나는 지현이야 .
Na-neun ji-hyeon-i-ya.
"I am Ji-hyeon ." | 다시 만나서 반가워요 . dasi mannaseo bangawoyo. "It's good to meet you again ." GRAMMAR The Focus of This Lesson Is to Learn about Two Ways of Greeting in Korea: In a Formal Setting and in an Informal Setting. KOREANCLASS 101 . COM BAS IC BOOTCAMP \#1-KOREAN S ELF INTRODUCTION AND BAS IC GREETINGS 4 1. (Formal greeting at a Korean restaurant) 진석 : 안녕하세요 . 반갑습니다 . 저는 진석 입니다 . Jin-Seok: An-nyeong-ha-se-yo. Ban-gap-seum-ni-da. Jeo-neun jin-seok-im-ni-da. Jin-Seok: "Hello. Nice to meet you . I am Jin-seok." 2. 지수 : 안녕하세요 , 저는 지수 입니다 . 만나서 반갑습니다 . Ji-Su: An-nyeong-ha-se-yo. Jeo-neun ji-su-im-ni-da. Man-na-seo ban-gap-seum-nida. Ji-Su: "Hello. I am Ji-su. Nice to meet you ." Vocabulary and Lesson Notes 1. 안녕하세요 . An-nyeong-ha-se-yo. "Hello." 2. (만나서) 반갑습니다 . (Man-na-seo) Ban-gap-seum-ni-da. "Nice to meet you ." 3. 저는 진석(지수) 입니다 . Jeo-neun Jin-Seok(Ji-Su)im-ni-da. "I am Jin-Seok(Ji-Su) ." * 저는 (Jeo-nuen) "I" + 진석(지수) (Jin-S

FAQs

What are the two greeting situations covered in Basic Bootcamp #1?

The lesson focuses on greetings in a formal setting and in an informal setting. It provides example lines and how to introduce yourself accordingly.

How does the lesson explain saying “I am (name)” in Korean for formal vs informal speech?

It distinguishes formal “저는 [name] 입니다 (Jeo-neun [name] im-ni-da)” from the informal “난 [name] (이)야.” The lesson notes the informal shortening compared with formal forms.

What cultural behavior does the lesson emphasize for meeting people in Korea?

The cultural insight stresses bowing as basic good manners. It explains that Korean people bow in many situations when meeting others.

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