Last week I studied this sentence ID 카드를 안 카져 왔어요!
and 오늘은 ID 카드를 안 카져 왔어요!
Vocabulary
오늘은 Today
ID 카드 ID Card
를 (Subject Marker)
안 Not
가져왔어요 I brought
Showing posts with label Essential Korean for Business use. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Essential Korean for Business use. Show all posts
Thursday, 2 October 2014
Wednesday, 24 September 2014
출근길에 - On the way to work.
Phrase:
출근길에 병원에 들렀다가 조금늦게 하겠습니다.
출근길에 병원에 들렀다가 조금늦게 하겠습니다.
I will be a bit late to work as i will drop by the hospital
많이 안좋나 보군요. 일보고 천천히 들어오세요.
You must be really unwell, take your time
Vocabulary:
출근 = work
길 = road
병원 = hospital
조금 = little
늦게 = late
많이 = a lot
안좋나 = not well
보군요 = see (보다)
일 = work
보고 = see (보다)
천천히 = Slowly
들렀다가 = stopped by
하겠습니다 = I will
들어오세요 = come in
출근길에 = On the way to work
Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Phrase of the day: 퇴근 시간이 몇 시예요? What time does work finish?
어제 밤에는 한국어 공부 이에요 "Essential Korean for Business" 책 읽어습니다.
Phrase of the day:
Formal: 김 과장님은 주로 몇 시에 퇴근하세요?
Manager Kim, What time do you usually finish work?
Vocabulary
과장님 = Manager/Supervisor
주로 = Usually
몇 시에 = What time
퇴근하세요 = Finish Work
Phrase of the day:
Informal: 퇴근 시간이 몇 시예요?
What time does work finish?Formal: 김 과장님은 주로 몇 시에 퇴근하세요?
Manager Kim, What time do you usually finish work?
Vocabulary
과장님 = Manager/Supervisor
주로 = Usually
몇 시에 = What time
퇴근하세요 = Finish Work
Wednesday, 20 August 2014
Office Conversation
ME: 혹시 O주임님, O사장님이 다음주에는 출장 갈겁니다?
Miss Park: 네
ME: 어디 가요?
Miss Park: 26일, 화요일에는 일본 가요. 수요일부터 토요일 싱가포르 갈 거요
ME: 네, 감사합니다!
Considering I work in an office where everybody else is Korean, I speak surprisingly little Korean during the day. But, take the opportunity when I can - this conversation was easy for me - comfortable with all the vocab (Maybe some spelling mistakes ㅋㅋㅋ).
And I know there are some mistakes in the following email, Actually I didn't send this email (i sent it in English) but thought I would practice by writing it in korean. I posted it to LingRing and waiting for corrections...
*** 상무님, 감사합니다 이메일을 보냈습니다.
브라질 법인은 부가적 정보 요청 부탁합니다.
브라질 법인의 대상 고객은 지금 PostGreSQL 활용함. OURPRODUCT는 PostGreSQL 마이그레이션 유틸리티는 갱신습니다, 설명서를있습니다?
I will post the corrections and translation later... TTFN!
Miss Park: 네
ME: 어디 가요?
Miss Park: 26일, 화요일에는 일본 가요. 수요일부터 토요일 싱가포르 갈 거요
ME: 네, 감사합니다!
Considering I work in an office where everybody else is Korean, I speak surprisingly little Korean during the day. But, take the opportunity when I can - this conversation was easy for me - comfortable with all the vocab (Maybe some spelling mistakes ㅋㅋㅋ).
And I know there are some mistakes in the following email, Actually I didn't send this email (i sent it in English) but thought I would practice by writing it in korean. I posted it to LingRing and waiting for corrections...
*** 상무님, 감사합니다 이메일을 보냈습니다.
브라질 법인은 부가적 정보 요청 부탁합니다.
브라질 법인의 대상 고객은 지금 PostGreSQL 활용함. OURPRODUCT는 PostGreSQL 마이그레이션 유틸리티는 갱신습니다, 설명서를있습니다?
I will post the corrections and translation later... TTFN!
Friday, 18 July 2014
Email, 이메일
이 메일로 연락하시면 됩니다
You can contact me by email
이메일 주소 좀 알락 주십시오
Please tell me your email address
명함에 제 이메일 주소가 나와 있습니다
My email address is on my business card
이주소는 업무용 이메일 주소입니다
This is my Business email address
You can contact me by email
이메일 주소 좀 알락 주십시오
Please tell me your email address
명함에 제 이메일 주소가 나와 있습니다
My email address is on my business card
이주소는 업무용 이메일 주소입니다
This is my Business email address
Thursday, 3 April 2014
Phrase a day business Korean - Day 1 - 대략 반 정 도 진 행 됐습니다 - We are about 1/2 done! - 대략 반 정 도 진 행 됐습니다
Day 1 Phrase: -
대략 반 정도 진행 됐습니다.
We are about 1/2 done.
Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Phrase a day... Can I do it?
As I have not touched the Essential Korean for Business book for several weeks I want to commit a phrase a day, from the book to memory...
~ Can I do it?
~ Can I do it?
If I keep the phrases on a similar theme then 1/2 the phrase may be the same... it could be possible...
Does anyone know any techniques for committing phrases to memory?
- Please comment >>>>>>
Wednesday, 12 February 2014
Business Korean: Greetings 1
1. Going to work
A: 안녕하세요?
B: 네, 좋은 아침입니다.
A: How are you?
B: Yes, good morning.
Monday Morning is great because you can ask about the persons weekend, the simplest way is...
A: 안녕하세요?
B: 네, 안녕하십니까? 주말 잘 보내셨어요?
A: How are you?
B: Yes, How are you? Have a good weekend, did you?
A: 안녕하세요?
B: 네, 좋은 아침입니다.
A: How are you?
B: Yes, good morning.
Monday Morning is great because you can ask about the persons weekend, the simplest way is...
A: 안녕하세요?
B: 네, 안녕하십니까? 주말 잘 보내셨어요?
A: How are you?
B: Yes, How are you? Have a good weekend, did you?
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Essential Korean for Business Use 1:1-4
Essential Korean for Business Use 1:1-4
Here are the pages from Chapter 1: 1-4
Here are the pages from Chapter 1: 1-4
The following are my self study notes:
Monday, 10 February 2014
Work Pressure and Sunday classes
Yesterday I had a new teacher for my Sunday Sogang Level 2A class.
Her Teaching Style is different, FAST! We did the whole of chapter 6 in 1 hour 30 mins, to be honest I struggled a bit even some of the vocabulary, I wasn't sure of but I think I managed ok - the other student in the class (yeah - there is only 2 of us!) is more advanced than me so probably easier for him!
When going through the grammar sections where you have to complete a sentence, the pace was so fast that she was practically giving the answer while I was still working out the grammar form, then we ran through the page reading the answers and she corrected pronunciation, etc. If I keep up the self study using these sections of the book, then maybe it will be ok. But, for me Sogang class was about studying in a class environment and just doing a reading / listening as homework - this gave me time to study the TOPIK, Business and writing types of study that I am currently attempting. But the lesson is FREE and it is a great help, I really think I need to attend a Hagwon class for study or get a private 1-2-1 teacher. But it is something I can't afford at the moment, in terms of time or money.
Work pressure
Transferring to a new team at work, whose focus is not on language and translation it is sales and marketing for Overseas clients (English speakers). I attended my first meeting last week - it was in KOREAN and I understood he morning sessions in varying degrees that I was quite pleased about - but by the afternoon I was lost... In the evening was a welcome meal for some new employees and a farewell meal for a manager who is heading to south America to set up a new branch - the new colleagues and a couple of other younger employees speak English really well but I can't expect them to translate everything for me during the course of the day..
I bought a new book Essential Korean for Business Use.
You can look at the first few pages >>Here<<
It seems an interesting book great for supplementary self study...
Her Teaching Style is different, FAST! We did the whole of chapter 6 in 1 hour 30 mins, to be honest I struggled a bit even some of the vocabulary, I wasn't sure of but I think I managed ok - the other student in the class (yeah - there is only 2 of us!) is more advanced than me so probably easier for him!
When going through the grammar sections where you have to complete a sentence, the pace was so fast that she was practically giving the answer while I was still working out the grammar form, then we ran through the page reading the answers and she corrected pronunciation, etc. If I keep up the self study using these sections of the book, then maybe it will be ok. But, for me Sogang class was about studying in a class environment and just doing a reading / listening as homework - this gave me time to study the TOPIK, Business and writing types of study that I am currently attempting. But the lesson is FREE and it is a great help, I really think I need to attend a Hagwon class for study or get a private 1-2-1 teacher. But it is something I can't afford at the moment, in terms of time or money.
Work pressure
Transferring to a new team at work, whose focus is not on language and translation it is sales and marketing for Overseas clients (English speakers). I attended my first meeting last week - it was in KOREAN and I understood he morning sessions in varying degrees that I was quite pleased about - but by the afternoon I was lost... In the evening was a welcome meal for some new employees and a farewell meal for a manager who is heading to south America to set up a new branch - the new colleagues and a couple of other younger employees speak English really well but I can't expect them to translate everything for me during the course of the day..
I bought a new book Essential Korean for Business Use.
You can look at the first few pages >>Here<<
It seems an interesting book great for supplementary self study...
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