Crazy English practice basic conversational sentences 100

1. I'm glad to meet you. Nice to meet you. 2. May I have your name? What's your name? / Name I ask you something? 3. Where are you from? Where are you from? / Where are you from? 4. How long have you been in Korea? How long have you been in Korea?, South Korea, how long have you been? 5. How are you? How are you?, How are you doing? 6. Welcome back to Korea. Welcome to South Korea is again. 7. How long are you planning to stay? How are you planning to stay?, How much will be your plan this? 8. I'm here on vacation. Came here for vacation. / Has been on vacation. 1. What do you do for a living? What's your occupation? Mwohaeseo eating live? 2. Are you making progress? Good work is going on? Are things going well? 3. Do you have a job available for me? Get me a job with you? 4. Are you going to change your job? Moving a job going? 5. How is your business going? How's business? Are you doing business? 6. Where are you working now? Where do you work? 7. What do you usually do after work? What do after work primarily? 8. What sports are you good at? Are you good at sports? 1. I'm glad to hear that. I'm so glad that you mention it. That's good and knows! 2. It's my pleasure. I'm flattered. I like what I hangeondae. 3. You've really been a big help. I've been a big help. 4. Thank you. Ding (th) Q 5. You're welcome. Not at all 6. I'll never forget you. I'm motiteul. 7. This is a little present for you. It's a little gift. 8. I'm flattered. I feel flattered. James: I want thank you for encouraging me to study English. Teacher: I'm glad to hear that. James: You've really been a big help. Teacher: You know, you are good at learning languages. James: Thank you for giving me a lot of confidence all the time. Teacher: It's my pleasure. James: Thank you for helping me in Korea. Sandy: My pleasure. James: This is a little present for you. / I'll hope you'll like it. Sandy: Wow! Thank you. James: You're welcome. / I'll never forget you, Sandy. Sandy: I'll never forget you, / either you're such a great guy.

James: I'm flattered. J: Many thanks for your help to learn English is. T: I'm glad I did believe. J: I'm a big power. Teachers T: You know you're really interested in the language area? (I'm really interested in the language area.) J: Thank you, always compliment me a lot of confidence. T: You're welcome, son, J: Thanks for the help while in Korea T: What is it I'm one I like. J: It's a little gift. I hope you're OK T: Oh! Thank you. J: No, I'm Sandy motiteul T: I, too motiteul you're, you're a good man (man) Hey. J: Hey nattteugeopda. 1. Can you help me? Would you help me? 2. Where do you want to go? Where do you go? 3. I'm looking for the post office to post office are looking for. 4. Turn left and it will be on your right as you go left to the right takes. 5. Could you speak a little more slowly? Can you tell us a little more slowly? 6. No problem. Sure. Odor problems. 7. Could you tell me where the nearest gas station is? The nearest gas station where she can tell me? 8. Let me see. Wait a minute .. Let's wait ... James: Excuse me, can you help me? I got lost. Excuse me, but I want to help? I'm completely lost. Sandy: Sure. Where do you want to go? Sure, where do you go? JAmes: I'm looking for the post office. Post Office are looking for. Sandy: Turn left and it will be on your right. You can't miss it. Should be left to the right of return. Could find. Sandy: Could you speak a little more slowly? More slowly, sir? James: No problem. Would (Could) you tell me where the nearest gas station is? No problem you tell me the nearest gas station? Sandy: Let me see. Ah, go this way and turn right at the corner. Wait a minute ... Oh, go on my way to go to the right James: Thank you. You're very kind. Sandy: You're welcome. Your welcome. 1. Are you interested in learning English? Is interested in studying English? 2. I want to be an English teacher someday. Someday, I want to be a teacher 3. Can you speak any other languages? Do you speak another language? 4. It's very tough. It is difficult. 6. I Couldn't agree more. I really think so. 6. What's your opinion? How do you think?

7. You have to enjoy losing face. Face should think. 8. Absolutely. Sure. James: Are you interested in learning English? Is interested in studying English? Kim: Sure. really want to speak English well. Sure, I wish I could speak English jalhaeteu. JAmes: Why do you want to learn English? Why do you want to learn English? Kim: Well, I want to be an English teacher someday. Well, I'd like to one day become an English teacher. James: Oh, I see. Can you speak any other languages? Oh, okay. 94 Did you know that you speak another language? Kim: I can speak a little French, but it's very tough. A little French, but very hard. Sandy: I think the best way to know other cultures is to learn the languages. What's your opinion? I am the best way to learn a different culture, learn a language thought to geunara. How do you think? James: I couldn't agree more. Of course, to agree. Kudeun tegeurwi moeol children. Sandy: What do you think the best way is to learn foreign languages? James: I think you have to enjoy losing face first. I think to lose a face. Sandy: You're right. The confidence is very important. James: Absolutely! Of course not. 1. What cities have you been to in Korea? Have you been to any city in South Korea? 2. What did you think of it? Did you receive any impression? 3. I was very impressed. It was impressive. 4. Was there anything that made you embarrassed? Did it embarrass you by? 5. I don't know what to say. I can not tell you what to do. 6. Don't worry. You got worried. 7. You'll get used to taking exams in no time. I'll get used to the test system. 8. Cheer up! Come on! Ho-Jin: What cities have you been to in Korea? Gabwatnya in any city in Korea? Sandy: I've been to Pusan. 've Tried everything in Busan. Ho-Jin: What did you think of it? What do you think about it, huh? Sandy: I was very impressed. There were a lot of interesting things there. People were also very friendly. Very impressive, like, interested in anything that I heard many people are very friendly. Ho-Jin: Was there anything that made you embarrassed? Sandy: Hmm ... People sometimes stared at me. I don't like being stared at.

Well ... people told me keep stare. People do not like looking at. Ho-Jin: How was your exam? Was it tested? Sandy: I don't know what to say. It was very difficult. This was my very first exam in Korea. I do not know what to say. Be tough. This is the first time in Korea, again, try to see. Ho-Jin: Don't worry. You'll get used to taking exams in no time. You got worried. If you test how much you'll be accustomed to. Sandy: I hope so. But, I think I need some more time to get used to it. I hope so. Doegieneun but it would take some time Ho-Jin: Cheer up! Sandy: Thank you. 1. May I speak to James? Mr James, please. 2. Who's calling? 3. Did you get a good sleep last night? Did you sleep well last night? 4. Are you feeling okay now? Are you all right now? (Pronounced: raise the end) 5. What are you doing now? Do what now? (Pronounced: Do not post the end) 6. Why are you so busy? Why do you bappeusipnikka? 7. I'm supposed to clean my room. I think the room will be cleaned. 8. I'd like to have dinner with you tonight. Tonight I'd like to have dinner with. Sandy: May I speak to James? James: Speaking. Who's calling? That's me. Who are you? Sandy: This is Sandy. Did you get a good sleep last night? Ssaendiyeyo. Hope you slept well last night? James: Yes. I did. Thanks for asking. 4. Hello, thank you. Sandy: I heard that you caught a cold. Are you feeling okay now? I caught the cold that I've heard you think? James: Yes. I'm geting better. Thanks for calling. 4. I'm getting there. Call me giving thanks Sandy: You're wellcome. You're welcome. Sandy: What are you doing now? Are you free? What are you doing right now? Do you have time? James: Sorry. I'm very busy right now. I'm sorry. Too busy right now. Sandy: Why are you so busy? What are you so busy? James: I'm doing my homework. After that, I'm supposed to clean my room. Have to do your homework. The next room is supposed to be cleaned. Sandy: Well, I'd like to have dinner with you tonight. Yeah, I wanted to eat dinner with you tonight. But, you can't, can you? You know what. Is not it? (End post them) James: I'm sorry. How about tomorrow? I'm sorry. What about tomorrow? Sandy: OK. I'll call you later then. Yes. I'll call you back. 1.How come you look so tired? Do you see why so tired?

2.I 'm nervous. 'm Concerned. 3.Take it easy. Do not worry. 4.Take care of yourself. Watch your health. 5.Would you like some coffee or tea? Would you like a cup of coffee or tea? 6.No, thank you. No, thank you, thank you. 7.I 'm working on it. Are working. 8.You really did a good job. I watched it. Sandy: Hi, James. How are you? James: So so. Sandy: You look tired. How come you look so tired? Exhaustion. Do you see why so tired? James: I have the final exam tomorrow. We got final exam tomorrow. I studied hard, but I don't think. I'm ready for that yet. I'm nervous. But I do not work hard, but just not ready yet, I'm afraid. Sandy: Take it easy. You know health is more important than anything else. Take care of yourself. Do not worry. And, more importantly, cause health Gesundheit. James: Thanks. Thank you. Sandy: Would you like some coffee or tea? Want a cup of coffee or tea? James: No, thank you. I'm a little bit busy now. Thank you, but a little busy right now. Sandy: I see. What are you doing now? Okay. What are you doing? James: Well, I'm preparing my English presentation. Yes. I'm English, and prepare presentations. Sandy: It's hard, isn't it? I'm tough. James: Yes. So, I'm still working on it. Yeah, so, keep trying. Sandy: Can I see it? Can I ask? James: Yes. Here it is. But it's not finished yet. Yes. Here. I'm not perfect yet ... Sandy: Wow! You really did a good job. Wow! You did good. 1.How come you look so tired? Do you see why so tired? 2.I 'm nervous. 'm Concerned. 3.Take it easy. Do not worry. 4.Take care of yourself. Watch your health. 5.Would you like some coffee or tea? Would you like a cup of coffee or tea? 6.No, thank you. No, thank you, thank you. 7.I 'm working on it. Are working. 8.You really did a good job. I watched it. Sandy: Hi, James. How are you? James: So so. Sandy: You look tired. How come you look so tired? Exhaustion. Do you see why so tired? James: I have the final exam tomorrow. We got final exam tomorrow. I studied hard, but I don't think.

I'm ready for that yet. I'm nervous. But I do not work hard, but just not ready yet, I'm afraid. Sandy: Take it easy. You know health is more important than anything else. Take care of yourself. Do not worry. And, more importantly, cause health Gesundheit. James: Thanks. Thank you. Sandy: Would you like some coffee or tea? Want a cup of coffee or tea? James: No, thank you. I'm a little bit busy now. Thank you, but a little busy right now. Sandy: I see. What are you doing now? Okay. What are you doing? James: Well, I'm preparing my English presentation. Yes. I'm English, and prepare presentations. Sandy: It's hard, isn't it? I'm tough. James: Yes. So, I'm still working on it. Yeah, so, keep trying. Sandy: Can I see it? Can I ask? James: Yes. Here it is. But it's not finished yet. Yes. Here. I'm not perfect yet ... Sandy: Wow! You really did a good job. Wow! You did good. 1. What can I do for you? Can I help you? 2. I'm watching I'm just looking around. 3. Can I try it on? Can I try it? 4. It suits you well. It's beautiful. 5. You look really sharp! It looks great! (I'm actually a little faster Sharp's not pronounced) 6. Do you exercise? Do you exercise? (End post them ..) 7. You should exercise. Movement is required. 8. It's good for your health. Would be good for health. (Get off at the end.) Clerk: Hello. yu wakeunayideu ~ pwo? Hello. Can I help you? Sandy: Cancer ~ ~ rwaundeu jeoseurukingeo. We're just watching. Clerk: If you need my help, just call me. If you need help, please call me. Sandy: Thanks. Canada-update rwa theory? Thank you. Can I try it? Clerk: Sure. There is a changing room over there. Of course. There is a locker room. Sandy: Thanks. Thank you. Clerk: Et ~ syuchyuwel. It suits you. Sandy: Really? Then I'll take it. Really? So I'll take it. James: Hi, Sandy. Do you have a class today? Hey, Sandee. Have a nice day? (End post them) Sandy: Yes. I have one. Yes. Ahhe ~ bwon;. (Get off at the end) By the way, Yes. I got one. Well, you look great today! James: Thanks. By the way, thank you. So, do you exercise? Dew-sseolssa-Iz? (End post them ..) Sandy: I exercise regularly. Campaigned on a regular basis. James: All right yeah. All-rwait. Sandy: esseolssa yusyut ~ ~ Iz. One, two. Get you to exercise. Yitzchok 9 ~ pwo (f) ~ ryueohe elsseu (th) good health.

James: I think I'll jog every morning. Can you think jogging every morning. 1. What's the matter? What's wrong? Wasseudeomaereol? 2. I'm just in a bad mood. I just feel so bad. 3. How about going shoping together? Want to go shopping together? 4. That's a good idea. That is a good idea. 5. I have a terrible headache. Hair that had to hurt. 6. Take these pills after meals. About to eat after dinner. 7. Take some rest. Get some rest. 8. I'll keep that in mind. I'll remember. James: wasseudeomaereol? What's wrong? Sandy: I don't know. I do not know, I just have a bad feeling. James: goingswiyaping hawobat ~ ~ tugereol? I want to go shopping together? Sandy: vs (t) ~ ~ cheueo the media lie. Thanks a lot. (Ding (th) ~ sseolrat) is a good idea. Thank you. James: Not at all. (I-raerol.) Welcome Sandy: I'm feeling better already. Makes me feel better already. Dr.Kim: What's the problem? Where are you hurting? Sandy: ahyihebwo ~ ~ hedeyikeu terwobeul. I can't even move. My head's hurting badly. I do not even move. Dr.Kim: Okay. ~ Anne ~ teiksseomrweseuteu teikdijeupil jwepeuteolmil-zushi. So, eat a meal after the drugs, please get some rest. Sandy: ahilkikwip ~ ~ indeu daeritma. Yes, sir. When should I come and see you again? Can You see him come back? Dr.Kim: This Friday. It is next Friday. Sandy: Thanks Dr. Kim. Thank you. 1. May I take your order? Are you ready? 2. I haven't decided yet. Not yet failed. 3. Take your time. Now slow down decision. 4. What's today's special? Today's special is that? 5. How would you like it? How can I learn? 6. Would you like some dessert? Would you like dessert? 7. I've had enough. Le's allocation. 8. Could you give me the check, please? Could you bring me the bill? Waiter: May I take your order? Are you ready? Sandy: Oh, sorry. Could you give me a second? Oh, sorry. After a while not you want to order? Waiter: Sure. Teyikyueolta-Lim. Of course, spoken slowly. Sandy: Thanks. By the way, Watts ~ Today ~ Special? Ttaengseu. Bayideoweyi, Watts ~ Today ~ Special? Waiter: Shrimp spaghetti. Shrimp pasta is. Waiter: Are you ready to order now? I want to order? Sandy: Certainly, I'll have steak. Sure, I'll get a steak. Waiter: hawoojyulrayikit? How would you like?

Sandy: Medium rare, please. Medium rare, please. (later reyireol) (moment) Waiter: dijeol woojyulraik ~ sum ~ ~ updated? Would you like some dessert? Sandy: No, thank you. Ahyibeuhaedineopeu (f), kujyu gimmideoche ~ ~ peulrijeu? No, thank you. Le's allocation. Could you bring me the bill? Waiter: Sure. (Syueol) 4. 1. Can I make a reservation? Can I reserve? 2. I'd like a table for three. I want the three seats. 3. I didn't guite catch your name. I can not hear your name. 4. We'll expecting you. I'll wait. 5. Did you confirm my reservation? Book Him? 6. You bet! Of course 7. Round-trip or one way ticket? It's one way round it? 8. Would you tell me the destination and the time, please? Destination and time you want to tell me? James: Can I make a reservation for this evening? Can be booked for dinner tonight? Waiter: For how many people sir? How are you? James: I'd like a table for three and nonsmoking, please. In the area want the three seats. Waiter: All right. May I ask your name? Okay. What is your name? James: James. Jweimseu. Waiter: Sorry. I didn't quite catch your name. Sorry. I can not hear. James: James. Waiter: OK. Thank you for calling. we'kll be expecting you. Yes, sir. Thank you for calling. I'll wait. Wife: Did you confirm our tickets? Ticket checked? Husband: You bet! I did it two days ago. Of course! Two days ago was ** You bet! Check the person's last words, when you highlight sseuim ... Wife: Was it a round-trip or a one-way ticket? Yieotdeongayo trip? Way Do I? Husband: You forgot? It was a round-trip ticket. Remember? It's a round-trip ticket. Wife: Right. Oops! I forgot one more thing. Can (Would) you tell me the destination and the time? Yes. Oh! I forgot another one kinds. Destination and time you want to tell me? Husband: Phew ....... To Paris on Sep.1st. Huh ...... Paris's September 1