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KOREAN 3001 · Intermediate 1

Conversation and situation worksheet

Read the scene and write a response in Korean.

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Explain different expectations

As Aki, say you thought two was preparation time, using 인 줄 알았어요.

As Yuna, say you understood two as departure time.

As someone who does not yet know the departure time, ask.

Staff answer: preparation at 1:30, departure at two. Confirm both in one sentence.

Summarize the difference in one sentence.

Whose expectation is it?

Situation and participants’ words

Aki and Yuna prepare to leave

They read “Meet at two.”

PartInformation to check
아키의 기대두 시부터 준비해요.
유나의 기대두 시에 출발해요.
나중에 받은 직원 답오후 한 시 반에 준비하고 오후 두 시에 출발해요.

Do not treat the departure as confirmed before the last clarification.

두 시부터 준비해요. → ________________

두 시가 출발 시간인 줄 알았어요. → ________________

준비는 오후 한 시 반이에요. → ________________

출발은 오후 두 시예요. → ________________

Apologize while separating intention and impact

As Aki, say interrupting Yuna was not your intention.

Aki wanted to check the content. Explain that intention.

Yuna could not finish explaining. Apologize for that effect.

Say you will ask questions after the explanation next time.

Yuna wants a short break. Say you will wait.

Intent, impact, apology and next action

Situation and participants’ words

Yuna’s presentation and Aki’s questions

Aki asked twice while Yuna was explaining.

PartInformation to check
아키의 의도내용을 확인하려고 했어요.
유나가 말한 영향설명을 끝내지 못해서 아쉬웠어요. 지금은 조금 쉬고 싶어요.
다음 행동으로 약속할 것설명이 끝난 후에 질문해요.

An explanation of intent neither replaces an apology nor erases the effect.

내용을 확인하려고 했어요. → ________________

설명을 끝내지 못해서 아쉬웠어요. → ________________

끝내지 못하게 해서 미안해요. → ________________

다음에는 설명이 끝난 후에 질문할게요. → ________________

Decline a request politely

As Aki, decline moving all the books on Friday.

Offer the available alternative: two boxes on Saturday.

Ask whether two boxes on Saturday works.

As Yuna, decline help this week briefly.

Add that you cannot promise an alternative now.

Set a boundary around personal questions

As Yuna, decline the topic of marriage.

Yuna would rather discuss hobbies. Suggest that topic.

Aki shares Busan but not the address. Give both parts.

Jun prefers weekend plans to age. Write a boundary and suggestion.

A friend declines a private topic. Respond without pressing.

Check whether a misunderstanding is resolved

Aki said she needed time to think. Check using 제가 이해한 게 맞다면.

Aki confirmed it. Summarize the checked meaning.

Reply that you will wait while Aki thinks.

Mina could not reply because of a meeting. Check that reason.

Ask separately whether calling for urgent matters is okay.

Observation, interpretation and confirmed explanation

Situation and participants’ words

Checking what silence meant

Aki was briefly quiet after Yuna’s proposal.

PartInformation to check
유나의 처음 생각내 말을 무시한 줄 알았어요.
아키가 설명한 사정생각할 시간이 필요했어요.
아키의 다음 행동조금 생각한 후에 제가 말할게요.
아직 없는 정보그 제안을 수락할지 거절할지에 대한 답

Needing time does not establish acceptance of the proposal.

제안 후 아키가 잠깐 조용했어요. → ________________

내 말을 무시한 줄 알았어요. → ________________

생각할 시간이 필요했어요. → ________________

조금 생각한 후에 제가 말할게요. → ________________

Work through differences in conversation

As Jun, state only the observation that Aki asked twice before you finished.

Jun thought it was his turn until he finished. Express that expectation.

As Aki, explain that interruption was not intended and apologize for stopping Jun from finishing.

As Jun, prefer fictional examples over personal experiences.

As Jun, ask for questions after your explanation.

Aki agreed to both points. Summarize the final arrangement.

Steps in this clarification

  1. 개인적인 경험은 제외하고 질문 시점을 제안해요. ____
  2. 두 사람이 받아들인 방법을 다시 확인해요. ____
  3. 무슨 행동이 있었는지 먼저 확인해요. ____
  4. 두 사람의 기대와 의도를 묻고 확인해요. ____

Arrange the steps in this role-play; this is not the only possible order for every disagreement.

Observation, perspectives, boundary and agreement

1. Observed action
2. Jun’s expectation
3. Aki’s stated background
4. Jun’s disclosure boundary
5. Concrete request
6. Mutually accepted next approach