A full conversation

Meeting on the street

Minsu and Jia run into each other. Read the four lines; every piece is one you have practised. 지아 씨 and 민수 씨 do the work of “you”. 어디 가요? is answered with a place + 에 가요.

In the last line, 오늘 stands without a particle, and 안 sits between 일 and 해요: 저는 오늘 일 안 해요, “I’m not working today”.

A suggestion, and three new words

그럼 means “then, in that case”. 같이 means “together” and is pronounced [가치]. 같이 가요 uses the ordinary verb 가요: said to another person, it works as “let’s go together”. No special form is needed.

좋아요 [조아요] means “it is good”, and as a reply, “sounds good”. Keep it apart from 좋아해요, “to like something”, which needs an object with 을/를.

뭐 마셔요? is literally “what do you drink?” — here, “what will you have?”

Ordering and saying goodbye

Minsu calls the server with 여기요 and orders with thing + number + counter + 주세요. Jia says 커피가 맛있어요 and thanks him; the reply to thanks is 아니에요.

Both say 안녕히 가세요, because both are leaving the café and neither stays behind. 내일 봐요 is “see you tomorrow”: 내일 plus 봐요, the verb you know as “watch, see”.