Level 2 · Unit 2
Describing things (and irregular verbs)
The hotteok stall on the corner
This unit is part of the Level 2 Pass — opening soon.
Until then, you can find your level with the level test, or start at the beginning of Level 1.
What you’ll learn
- A-(으)ㄴ + NAn adjective in front of a noun
- ㅂ irregular (더워요 · 도와요)Irregular stems ending in ㅂ
Sori’s tips in this unit
- What does “irregular” mean? Regular, irregular, and why irregulars exist
- ㅂ irregular: verbs, and the two that say 와
- Adjective + noun, and the -는 that 있다 / 없다 use
- Asking “what kind of…?”: 어떤 and 무슨
The scene opens
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호야 씨, 어디 가요?
Hoya, where are you going?
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호떡 가게에 가요. 작은 가게예요.
I'm going to the hotteok shop. It's a small shop.
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어떤 가게예요?
What kind of shop is it?
Inside the unit
- 1SceneA short scene with Sori, Hoya and the people around them, every line with its English
- 2Grammar2 patterns: why you need it now, the rule, a table and examples
- 3Sori’s tipsExceptions, reasons and easily confused pairs
- 4Hoya’s notebookLife in Korea, in Hoya’s own words
- 5Words37 words, which go into your spaced review
- 6PracticeFill the gap, build the sentence, pick the reply — and fix Hoya’s mistakes
- 7Review roomQuestions from this unit and earlier ones, each marked with where it comes from
- 8Read & writeA short reading with questions, and a writing task with a model answer
- 9Cheat sheetThe whole unit on one printable card