K1_NameJobNationality

​Self-Introduction

Name/Job/Nationality

By Hyun Ju Tsoutsouras

I can statement (ACTFL Proficiency Benchmark)

• I can say what something is in Korean.

• I can choose 예요 or 이에요 correctly.

• I can make a short Korean sentence using 예요 / 이에요.
  

Essential Vocabulary

Instruction: Write each vocabulary's pronunciation [=sound value] and its meaning in English.
이름 [i-reum] name
이 [i] particle *Something unique in Korean sentence structure that does not have a direct meaning.
뭐 [mweo] what
예요 [ye-yo] or 이에요 [i-e-yo] be-verb (am/are/is - present tense)
직업 [jik-eop] job/occupation/profession
어느 [eo-neu] which
나라 [na-ra] country/nation
사람 [sa-ram] person or people *Korean does not distinguish between singular and plural; you determine the meaning from the context.

Match

Match the following

• Name

• Job

• What

• Person

• Is

이름

직업

뭐

사람

예요 or 이에요

• 이름

• 직업

• 뭐

• 사람

• 예요 or 이에요

Essential Expressions

이름이 뭐예요?
name what is => What is (your/her/his) name?

직업이 뭐예요?
job what is => What is (your/her/his) job?

어느 나라 사람이에요?
which country person are/is? => Which country person (you/they/she/he) are/is?

Essential Expressions

이름이 뭐예요?
name what is => What is (your/her/his) name?

직업이 뭐예요?
job what is => What is (your/her/his) job?

어느 나라 사람이에요?
which country person are/is? => Which country person (you/they/she/he) are/is?

Your turn:
Practice the three (3) sentences above and come to Ms. T to demonstrate your pronunciation mastery. Given time: ______

Connection

Now let's focus on how to answer to those three essential questions.
이름이 뭐예요?
name what is
=> What is (your/her/his) name?

직업이 뭐예요?
job what is
=> What is (your/her/his) job?

어느 나라 사람이에요?
which country person are/is?
=> Which country person (you/they/she/he) are/is?

-> Answer:





-> Answer:



-> Answer:

Extension-1

Complete the activity on the next page based on what we just learned.

If you need help, please raise your hand quietly, and Ms. T will assist you in order.

Mr. Robinson 로빈슨 씨
Mrs. Exantus 이그젠터스 씨

Extension-2

Now imagine you are going to South Korea. Someone asks about your name, job, and nationality.

How to answer to those questions in simple Korean sentences that we just learned.

학생 [hak-saeng] student

Use the vocabulary list to complete this activity. If you need help,
please let Ms. T know.