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SHORT ITALIAN LESSONS - Slow Italian

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Learn the Korean word for “school.”
Understand how to describe places where people study and learn.

Key expressions:

학교에 가요.
(I go to school)
학교에서 공부해요.
(I study at school)

Korean Places in Real Life

EP.10 — School in Korea (학교)

Learn the Korean word for “building.”
Understand how to describe places in the city where people work and live.

Key expressions:

이 건물은 높아요.
(This building is tall)
건물 안에 들어가요.
(I go into the building)

EP.08 — Building in Korea (건물)

Learn the Korean word for “subway.”
This episode shows how to describe transportation used in daily life in Korea.

Key expressions:

지하철을 타요.
(I take the subway)
지하철이 빨라요.
(The subway is fast)



EP.09 — Subway in Korea (지하철)

Learn the Korean word for “street.”
This episode introduces how to describe places people walk every day.

Key expressions:

길을 걸어요.
(I walk on the street)
이 길은 넓어요.
(This street is wide)

EP.07 — Street in Korea (길)

Learn the Korean word for “park.”
Understand how Koreans describe places to relax, walk, and enjoy nature.

Key expressions:

공원에서 산책해요.
(I walk in the park)
공원은 조용해요.
(The park is quiet)

EP.06 — Park in Korea (공원)

Learn the Korean word for “market.”
Discover how to describe busy, lively places where people buy food and goods.

Key expressions:

시장은 사람이 많아요.
(The market is crowded)
시장에서 음식을 사요.
(I buy food at the market)

EP.05 — Market in Korea (시장)

Learn the Korean word for “shop.”
This episode introduces simple expressions used when buying things in small local stores.

Key expressions:

이 가게는 작아요.
(This shop is small)
가게에서 물건을 사요.
(I buy things at the shop)

EP.04 — Shop in Korea (가게)

Learn the Korean word for “home.”
This episode shows simple ways to describe where you live and rest in everyday Korean.

Key expressions:

집에 있어요.
(I am at home)
집에서 쉬어요.
(I rest at home)