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Classroom Objects 1 in Korean

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Korean words for classroom objects 1

Example conversations in Korean

Borrowing a pen

Do you have an extra pen?
Do you have an extra pen?
Yes, here's a pen for you.
Yes, here's a pen for you.
Thanks. I forgot mine at home.
Thanks. I forgot mine at home.
No problem. You can borrow this one.
No problem. You can borrow this one.
Is it your favorite pen?
Is it your favorite pen?
It's a good pen, but I have another one.
It's a good pen, but I have another one.
Can I borrow it for the whole class?
Can I borrow it for the whole class?
Sure, keep the pen until tomorrow if you need it.
Sure, keep the pen until tomorrow if you need it.
Thanks so much.
Thanks so much.
It's just a pen. Anyone can borrow it.
It's just a pen. Anyone can borrow it.
Thanks again. I'll bring two pens tomorrow.
Thanks again. I'll bring two pens tomorrow.
Good idea.
Good idea.

Sharing a textbook

Did you bring the book today?
Did you bring the book today?
Yes, my book is in my bag.
Yes, my book is in my bag.
Good, I forgot mine at home.
Good, I forgot mine at home.
Oh no. We can share my book.
Oh no. We can share my book.
Thanks. Maybe I can borrow yours next class too.
Thanks. Maybe I can borrow yours next class too.
Sure, no problem.
Sure, no problem.
What page are we on?
What page are we on?
Page forty-two.
Page forty-two.
I really need to buy my own book.
I really need to buy my own book.
Yeah, you need a book for class.
Yeah, you need a book for class.
I'll get one this weekend.
I'll get one this weekend.
Good. Today we'll just share.
Good. Today we'll just share.

Desk and chair

Is anyone sitting at this desk?
Is anyone sitting at this desk?
No, the desk is free.
No, the desk is free.
Great. This chair looks comfortable.
Great. This chair looks comfortable.
Yes, it's a good chair.
Yes, it's a good chair.
Yesterday my chair was broken.
Yesterday my chair was broken.
Oh, that's annoying.
Oh, that's annoying.
Can you push the chair closer to the desk?
Can you push the chair closer to the desk?
Sure, let me move the chair.
Sure, let me move the chair.
Now I can reach the desk.
Now I can reach the desk.
Good. Are the desk and chair okay now?
Good. Are the desk and chair okay now?
Yes, this desk and chair are great.
Yes, this desk and chair are great.
Good. You're ready for class.
Good. You're ready for class.

Paper and pencil

Do you have any paper?
Do you have any paper?
Yes, I have extra paper in my notebook.
Yes, I have extra paper in my notebook.
Thanks. And can I borrow a pencil?
Thanks. And can I borrow a pencil?
Sure, here's a pencil too.
Sure, here's a pencil too.
I prefer a pencil for math.
I prefer a pencil for math.
Me too. A pencil is easier to erase.
Me too. A pencil is easier to erase.
How much paper do you need?
How much paper do you need?
Just two sheets of paper, please.
Just two sheets of paper, please.
Here's the paper. Let me know if you need more.
Here's the paper. Let me know if you need more.
Thanks. Is the pencil sharp enough?
Thanks. Is the pencil sharp enough?
Yes, the pencil is fine. I'm ready for class.
Yes, the pencil is fine. I'm ready for class.
Great, let's start.
Great, let's start.

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