Hello, hello and welcome back to the Talk to Me in Korean podcast.

I am Hianu and I know you're tuning in to learn more Korean, so let's jump right into today's Korean quiz.

This is once again a beginner level dad joke. Okay, I don't know if it's a big inner level dad joke because there's no official levels in dad joke quizzes, but since many of you loved the dad joke quiz two weeks ago, here you go. So listen, when you want to make a group of people stand up, what Korean number should you say? Let me repeat it just

one more time. The quiz is in English. It can be in English and the answer is in Korean.

When you want to make a group of people stand up, what Korean number should you say? Okay, let me say that in Korean too.

So, somebody, iranagee-hagued-h-h-habil-hiky, what number do you? So think about the answer,

and I'll give you the correct answer at the end of the show. And if you're new here,

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in Korean.com. Now, if you're ready, let's move on to today's real-life Korean

conversation. The conversation you're about to hear is from our Korean speaking app, Sayo. It's great

for practicing and improving your Korean speaking skills.

And within the app, you will see five different levels, foundational, beginner, intermediate,

advance and expert, and this one is from the intermediate level. So give it a listen and try to

understand as much as possible.

''Azikto' "'You still not yet? "'Gold. "'German's' "'what's start? "'Three start. "'Ast. "'It's still long. "'Belso two-pdhid. "'Nit's not so "'tn't so much to start. "' time is still or not yet?

I'm going to

goa.

So how was it?

Let's break it down.

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