#introducing yourself

2)👩🏻 Sisters -

3)🐶 Pets -

4)👩🏼‍⚕️ Surgeries -

5)☀️ Tattoos -

6)💍 Piercings -

7)🌴 Been on an island -

8)✈️ Flown on a Plane -

9)🚑 Ridden in an ambulance -

10)⛸Ice Skating -

11)🚢Been on a Cruise -

12)🏍Ridden a Motorcycle -

14)🐴Ridden on a horse -

15)🚓Ridden in a police car -

16)🏥Stayed in a Hospital -

17)👀Eye color-

18)📱Last phone call -

19)☕Coffee -

20)Favorite Pie-

21)🍕Favorite food-

21)🐕Favorite dog -

22)🍁Favorite season -

23) Favorite Holiday -

24)Favorite sports:

25)👮‍♂️Ever been handcuffed-

26)🍓favorite fruit-

27)🍺Beer -

28)🚜Can you drive a tractor-

29)🚛Can you drive a stick-

30)🚂Have you traveled by train -

Greetings and salutations! Introducing today’s topic and Korean from Dummies’ very first conversation topic: Self-introduction. Don’t get too overwhelmed about the things that aren’t explained in this post, clarifications will follow, this is just to get you started.  

You’ve landed in Korea, actually, you’ve made it to the hotel lobby already, but no one is around, so you’re waiting for the manager to come and check you in. While you wait, you notice a friendly looking person waiting too. You decide to introduce yourself... But how?

안녕하세요!                           Hello! 만나서 반가워요.                   Nice to meet you. 저의 이름은... 이에요.           My name is... 저는... 이에요.                         I am a/an..

Easy, right?  Here’s a list of possible professions you can use. 

So if your name is Lisa and you’re a journalist you would say: 

저의 이름은 리사 예요. 저는 기자 예요. 

Or your name is John and you’re a doctor:

저의 이름은 존 이에요. 저는 의사 예요.

So that’s my introduction but 누구세요? Who are you? 

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