You are listening to Talk to Me in Korean's Iyagi Beginner Series.

This is for beginner learners who would like to understand conversations between native Korean speakers.

In this course, we are breaking down the vocabulary and sentence patterns used in each dialogue.

There are 10 tracks in this audio course containing conversations on various topics in 100% Korean.

My name is Cassie.

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Dialogue 8.

Books.

Hello, Cassie.

Hello, Hianu.

So let's talk about books.

Books, I love books.

Checka about here. Yes. I love books. Check about Yeah, I love books too.

I just find it difficult to sort them, like arrange them in a pretty way at home.

Oh, you like the aesthetics of them, huh?

No, I mean, I like the content and the wisdom that's in the books.

Yeah, sure.

But then I just don't care too much about

how they are on the bookshelves. Uh-huh. Are they very messy right now? Very messy. I see.

Yeah. You know how you actually have maybe 10 books standing upright? And then on top of them,

you have like three eight books lying down. Is it because there's no space? There's no space. Oh, I see. So I need to throw some of them away or get them to some people. We'll see. So we have the topic and that's check and we have how many words? A dozen words to cover. A dozen? Yeah, before we listen to Gyeonghen and Juyan's dialogue.

Okay, the first word is Yodzum. Yodum. Yodium. It used to be Yose um. Yozum. Yozum. Um, but now it's shorter. Yodzum. Aha. I like that much better. Yodzum. Yeah. I like it to be very, very short and concise.

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