[Speaking 1] Chapter 5: Listening and Speaking Practice

Use the dialogue and passage recordings below with Chapter 5 of Learn Korean by Speaking 1. Press play to begin; pause whenever you need time to repeat. The practice focus for this page is read, cover, and recall.

These are supplementary listening and speaking materials. Use the matching textbook text when you need a spelling or meaning check. The exercises below are additional study activities, not transcripts of the recordings.

Dialogue

Passage

Read, cover, and recall

Use one short section of the passage to move from reading support to speaking from memory.

Try it step by step

If you have the printed passage, listen while following it once. Cover one sentence and say it from memory. Uncover it, compare, and correct one difference at a time. Without the book, use a short sentence you can hear clearly.

Check your progress

Recall two sentences without the video playing. Check whether you have kept the meaning and the sentence endings. If recall is difficult, shorten the section.

Recall a short message

The following is an original practice example for the skill above. It is separate from the chapter recordings and is not a transcript.

Read this three-sentence practice text: 저는 리나예요. 학생이에요. 한국어를 공부해요. It means “I am Lina. I am a student. I study Korean.” First understand the three details: name, role, and activity. Then cover the text.

Try the example yourself

① Recall the speaker’s name. ② Say the speaker’s role in Korean. ③ Complete 한국어를 ____.

Model answers and why they work

① 리나. ② 학생이에요. ③ 공부해요. Now say all three sentences: 저는 리나예요. 학생이에요. 한국어를 공부해요.

If you remember the meaning but forget a word, uncover only that sentence, read it, and try again. Next make the message true for a fictional character of your choice by changing the name or role. Recall should preserve meaning; it should not become a test of repeating words you do not understand. You can practice privately without sharing personal details.

Find beginner grammar explanations and the full study index.

If a player does not start, press its play button and check your device volume. You can also open the recordings directly: Dialogue video · Passage video.

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