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    Level 1 Lesson 1
    Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the next page. 
    1. What is the most commonly used greeting in Korean, when you want to say “Hello,” “Good 
    morning,” “Good afternoon,” or “Hi” to someone? 
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    2. How do you say “Thank you” in polite and formal Korean?
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    3. What is the term for referring to the polite and formal language in Korean? 
       a. [jan-so-ri]    b. [jon-daet-mal]     c. [han-gu-geo]     d. [an-nyeong] 
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     Answers for Level 1 Lesson 1 
     1. 안녕하세요. [an-nyeong-ha-se-yo] 
     2. 감사합니다. [gam-sa-ham-ni-da] 
     3. b [jon-daet-mal] 
     Level 1 Lesson 2
     Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the next page. 
     1. Basically, how do you say “Yes” in polite formal Korean? 
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     2. Basically, how do you say “No” in polite formal Korean?
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     3. What is the difference between the Korean “Yes” and “No” and the English “Yes” and “No”?
        a. The Korean “Yes” and “No” are stronger than the English “Yes” and “No.”
        b. The Korean “Yes” and “No” express your agreement or disagreement to what the other 
           person said, rather than expressing whether the fact itself is true or not. 
        c. In Korean, there is no “No” but there is only “Yes.” 
     4. How do you say “That’s right” in polite formal Korean?
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     Answers for Level 1 Lesson 2
     1. 네. [ne] 
     2. 아니요. [a-ni-yo] 
     3. b 
     4. 맞아요. [ma-ja-yo] 
     Level 1 Lesson 3
     Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the next page. 
     1. If you are leaving a place and the others are staying, how do you say “Goodbye” in polite 
     formal Korean? The literal translation of this expression is “Please stay in peace.” 
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     2. If you are the one staying and the others are leaving the place, how do you say “Goodbye” 
     in polite formal Korean? The literal translation of this expression is “Please go in peace.”
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     3. If both you and the other person are leaving the place you are in now, and no one is stay-
     ing, what do you say to the other person to say “Goodbye” in polite formal Korean? 
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     Answers for Level 1 Lesson 3
     1. 안녕히 계세요. [an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo] 
     2. 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] 
     3. 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] 
     Level 1 Lesson 4
     Please answer the following questions. The answers are on the next page. 
     1. If you made a mistake or did something that you feel bad about, what can you say in polite 
     Korean to apologize?  
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     2. You are running up the stairs inside a busy subway station and accidentally stepped on 
     somebody’s foot. What can you say to the person to apologize? 
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     3. You are in a restaurant and you are now ready to order. What do you say to the waiter to 
     get his or her attention? 
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     4. You want to pass through a crowd of people or reach out for a book in a bookstore but 
     there is someone in your way, what can you NOT say to mean “Excuse me”? 
        a. 죄송합니다. [joe-song-ham-ni-da]   b. 잠시만요. [jam-si-man-yo]   
        c. 안녕히 가세요. [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] 
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