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Week 3 (Part 2)By Hannah Cho2. Prepositions for location [in front of] [ab] [dwee] [on, above] () [wee] [a-re (mit)] [next to] / [between] [yeop] [sa-i]

2A: ? [Go-yang-i-ga eo-di-e i-sseo-yo?]B: . [Go-yang-i-ga so-pa yeo-pe i-sseo-yo.]

[si-gye] [ggot-byeong] [laem-peu] [chak] [so-pa]

[eui-ja] [tak-ja] [gong] [ka-pe-teu]

1. AdjectivesAdjectives in Korean include be verb. Puppies are cute. . [Gang-a-ji-neun gwee-yeo-w -yo.]

, ? (long / short) [ I gi-cha-ga gi-reo-yo, jjal-ba-yo?]

, ? (clean / dirty)[Bang-i ggae-ggeut-hae-yo, deo-reo-w -yo?]

? (clever) [Nu-ga ddok-ddok-hae-yo?]

, ? (fun, exciting, interesting)[Yeong-hwa Avatar Jae-mi-i-sseo-yo, jae-mi-eop-sseo-yo?]

, ? (big / small) [Wellington gong-hang-eun Auckland gong-hang-bo-da keo-yo, jak-a-yo?]

[*~ is a particle used when comparing two things]

, ? (tired)[O-neul pi-gon-hae-yo, an pi-gon-hae-yo?]

, ? (easy / difficult)[Han-guk-eo-neun swee-w -yo, eo-ryeo-w -yo?]