Lesson 79 · Bands, Music & Goals
Hyeju Language Lab · Beginner · Lesson 79 · Vocabulary
Bands, Music & Goals
Learn 12 words, read four examples, and practice with six questions and answers.
BeginnerEnglishIntroduction
Talk about a band, the instruments people play, and the goal they practice for. 연습 is practice in general; 합주 brings musicians together to play as an ensemble. Move from naming an instrument to explaining why you practice.
Romanization is an approximate reading aid. Read the Korean spelling first.
Today’s Vocabulary
Useful Phrases
I formed a band with a friend.
I play a musical instrument.
I play the guitar every day.
My dream is to become a singer.
Make Your Own Sentences
Read each phrase once with the translation visible. Cover the translation and say it again. Then replace one person, place, or object with a word from this lesson. Keep the particles and the verb form consistent.
Hyeju’s Note
Learn 악기를 연주하다 as play an instrument. With a guitar or drums, 기타를 치다 and 드럼을 치다 are common combinations. 노래 is a song, while 노래하다 or 노래를 부르다 means sing. 꿈 can describe an aspiration as well as a dream during sleep.
Mini Practice
- What does 밴드 mean?
- Write the Korean word for “guitar.”
- Match 1. 드럼, 2. 노래, 3. 연습 with A. practice, B. drums, C. song.
- Translate into Korean: “I formed a band with a friend.”
- Put these chunks in order: 연주해요. / 악기를
- Write a short sentence using 꿈.
Check the Answers
- band
- 기타
- 1–B / 2–C / 3–A
- 친구와 밴드를 만들었어요.
- 악기를 연주해요.
- Example: 제 꿈은 가수예요. Other natural answers are possible.
Today’s Key Point
Keep the word with its natural action or object. Review 밴드, 악기, 기타, then say one phrase without looking.
Hyeju Word Match
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