한KOREAN3001Intermediate 2

Intermediate 2 · Lesson 31

Structure a formal email

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Lesson information & display

Planning guide: about 30 min · Progress by understanding and practice, not by the clock.

Completion records the activities you finished. It is not a pronunciation score or a Korean proficiency certificate.

Unit contents
Formal communication
31Structure a formal email32Follow up politely33Connect your contribution in a meeting34Raise a problem professionally35Record decisions and follow-up actions36Intermediate 2 integrated task
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Try a new situation

Fictional learning source

Jun’s new inquiry details

Revise the incomplete draft using these facts.

ItemWhat the source says
역할학습 모임의 준 → 시설 담당자
이용 희망11월 19일 15~17시 / 10명
문의이용 가능 여부·총 이용료
희망 회신11월 15일 정오
현재 상태미문의·미예약 / 첨부 없음

Replace vague references to “that day” and “quickly” with precise information.

Learning email · nothing is sent.

Email draft to revise

Subject제목 없음

Body

그날 방을 쓰고 싶어요. 얼마예요? 빨리 알려 주세요.

Meaning

The date, time, headcount and signature are missing, and the deadline is vague.

Use the new role information. Write the required details in Korean and try saying them.

Your turn

1 / 5

Write a subject for Jun’s inquiry.

Write your answer in Korean.

About checking and records

Written checks use the example responses for this activity. They do not judge every possible Korean expression.

These are written checks and your record of trying to speak—not pronunciation or listening scores.