[바른 한국어 2급] 5-1 여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요. ||||stationnement||| |||here|parking|you do|not|allowed [Korrektes Koreanisch Stufe 2] 5-1 Sie können hier nicht parken. [Coreano Correcto Nivel 2] 5-1 No puedes aparcar aquí. [Coreano corretto livello 2] 5-1 Non dovrebbe parcheggiare qui. [正しい韓国語2級] 5-1 ここに駐車してはいけません。 [Correct Koreaans Niveau 2] 5-1 Je mag hier niet parkeren. [Coreano correto, nível 2] 5-1 Não devia estacionar aqui. [Correct Korean Level 2] 5-1 You shouldn't park here.

여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요. You shouldn't park here.

여러분, 안녕하세요? everyone|hello Hello everyone?

오늘은 ‘여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요. today|'here|parking|you do|not|allowed Today, 'You shouldn't park here. '를 공부할 거예요. it|study|will I will study '. 여러분, 우리는 살면서 해도 괜찮은 것들도 많이 있지만 |||||des choses|| everyone|we|while living|do|okay|things|many|but Les gens, il y a beaucoup de choses avec lesquelles on peut s'en sortir dans la vie. Everyone, there are many things we can do in life that are okay,

하면 안 되는 것들도 많이 있지요. do|not|allowed|things|many|are there but there are also many things we should not do.

오늘은 이렇게 하면 안 되는 것들, 바로 ‘금지'와 관련된 것들을 배울 거예요. ||||||juste|interdiction|||| today|like this|do|not|allowed|things|directly||related|things|learn|will Today, we will learn about things we should not do, specifically related to 'prohibition'. 특히, 주차 금지에 대해 이야기하는 것을 자세히 공부할 거예요. |stationnement|interdiction|||||| especially|parking|about prohibition|regarding|talking|thing|in detail|I will study|will In particular, I will study in detail about talking about no parking.

그리고 어휘에서는 금지와 관련된 어휘와 표현을 공부하고, |dans le vocabulaire|interdiction et|||| and|in vocabulary|prohibition-related|related|vocabulary and|expressions|I will study And in vocabulary, I will study words and expressions related to prohibition,

문법은 ‘으면 안 돼요', ‘기 때문에'를 공부하겠습니다. ||||suffixe|particule de raison| grammar|if|not|is allowed'|because||I will study and in grammar, I will study 'you must not' and 'because'. 자, 먼저 대화를 들어 보세요. now|first|conversation|listen|please Now, first listen to the conversation.

오늘 대화에서는 이재훈 씨가 가게 앞에서 주차를 하려고 하는데요. |dans la conversation|||magasin||stationnement|essayer| today|in the conversation|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|store|in front of|parking|trying to|do In today's conversation, Mr. Lee Jae-hoon is trying to park in front of the store.

안내인이 이재훈 씨에게 와서 어떤 이야기를 합니다. le guide|||||| the guide|Lee Jae-hoon|to Mr|comes|what|conversation|does A guide comes to Mr. Lee Jae-hoon and says something.

안내인은 이재훈 씨에게 무슨 이야기를 할까요? le guide||||| the guide|Lee Jae-hoon|to Mr|what|conversation|will say What do you think the guide will say to Mr. Lee Jae-hoon?

한 번 들어 보세요. once|time|listen|please Let's listen in.

잘 들었어요? well|did you hear Did you hear well?

안내인이 이재훈 씨에게 와서 무슨 말을 했어요? le guide|||||| the guide|Lee Jae-hoon|to you|came and|what|words|said What did the guide say to Mr. Lee Jae-hoon?

네, 여기에 주차를 하면 안 된다고 했지요. yes|here|parking|do|not|said that it is allowed|right Yes, he said that you shouldn't park here.

그런데 왜 여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요? but|why|here|parking|do|not|allowed But why can't you park here?

내용을 더 자세히 알아보기 전에 the content|more|in detail|to find out|before Before we learn more details about the content,

먼저 대화에 나온 어휘와 문법부터 공부해 볼까요? first|in the conversation|appeared|vocabulary and|grammar first|let's study|shall we let's first study the vocabulary and grammar that came up in the conversation.

먼저 어휘입니다. first|it's vocabulary First, let's look at the vocabulary.

따라 읽어 보세요. follow|read|please Please read along.

안내인 Guide

안내인은 사람들이 잘 모를 때 안내해 주는 사람이에요. |||||guide|| the guide|people|well|not know|when|guide|giving|person A guide is a person who helps when people are not well informed.

잘 모르는 것이 있어요? well|not knowing|thing|is there Is there something you don't understand?

그러면, “안내인에게 물어 보세요.” |au guide|| then|to the guide|ask|please Then, "Ask the guide."

안내인이 필요해요. the guide|I need I need a guide. 안내인을 만나고 싶어요. guide|| the guide|to meet|I want I want to meet a guide.

그러면 어떻게 물어보지요? ||je demande then|how|should I ask Then how should I ask?

네, “안내인이 어디에 있습니까?” yes|the guide|where|is' Yes, "Where is the guide?"

따라 읽어 보세요. follow|read|please Please read along.

죄송해요 I'm sorry I'm sorry.

‘죄송해요, 죄송합니다'는 ‘미안해요, 미안합니다'라는 뜻이에요. |"죄송합니다"|désolé|appelé|signifie I'm sorry|means|I'm sorry|means|it is ‘I'm sorry, I apologize' means the same as ‘I'm sorry, I apologize.' 그런데 ‘미안해요'보다 더 공손하게 말할 때 사용해요. |que||poliment||| but|than 'mianhaeyo'|more|politely|to speak|when|used However, it is used when you want to speak more politely than ‘I'm sorry.' 보통 어른이나 모르는 사람에게 말할 때 써요. normalement|ou|inconnu|||| usually|to adults or|unknown|to a person|to speak|when|I use Usually used when speaking to adults or strangers.

가게 주인이 손님이 주차를 할 때, |propriétaire|||| store|owner|customer|parking|to do|when Le propriétaire du magasin veut demander au client, lors du stationnement : When the shop owner wants to ask the customer while they are parking,

‘이곳이 아니라 이쪽으로 가 주세요.' |pas|par ici|| this place|not|this way|go|please ‘Pas ici, mais allez de ce côté s'il vous plaît.' they might say, 'Please go this way, not here.' 라고 부탁하고 싶어요, |demander| to|ask|I want je voudrais faire cette demande. They want to make a request.

그러면, 먼저 “죄송합니다.”라고 말하고, then|first|||and say Then, first say, 'I'm sorry.'

“이쪽으로 가 주세요.”하고 말합니다. this way|go|please|| And say, 'Please go this way.'

“죄송합니다. “I’m sorry 'I'm sorry. 이쪽으로 가 주세요.” this way|go|please Please go this way.'

또, 어떤 사람이 영화관에서 전화를 하고 있어요. |||au cinéma||| again|some|person|in the movie theater|phone call|doing|is Also, someone is talking on the phone in the movie theater.

그런데 영화관에서 전화하면 안 되지요. |au cinéma||| but|in the movie theater|if you call|not|should But you shouldn't be on the phone in the movie theater.

그럼, 이렇게 말할 수 있어요. then|like this|to speak|possibility|is Then, you can say something like this.

“죄송하지만 여기서 전화하면 안 됩니다.” désolé|||| I'm sorry but|here|if you call|not|allowed "I'm sorry, but you can't use your phone here."

다음 어휘입니다. next|vocabulary Here is the vocabulary.

따라 읽어 보세요. along|read|please Please read along.

주차를 해요 stationnement| parking|do I am parking.

자동차를 타고 왔어요. voiture|| car|riding|came I came by car.

이제 내려야 해요. |descendre| now|I must go down|do We need to get off now.

자동차를 어떻게 해요? the car|how|do What do we do with the car?

네, 세워두지요. |je vais le laisser yes|I will park it Yes, let's park it.

주차를 해요. parking|do Let's park.

지금 무엇을 하고 있어요? now|what|doing|are you What are you doing right now?

네, “주차를 하고 있어요.” |stationnement|| yes|parking|doing|am Yes, "I am parking."

이곳은 주차를 할 수 없는 곳이에요. cet endroit||||| this place|parking|to do|able|not|place This place is not a parking area.

이곳에 주차를 해도 괜찮아요? ici||| here|parking|even if|is it okay Is it okay to park here?

아니요, “주차를 하면 안 돼요.” no|parking|you do|not|allowed No, "You cannot park."

따라 읽어 보세요. ||regardez follow|read|please Please read along.

주차장 parking parking lot Parking lot

주차장은 주차를 할 수 있게 만든 장소예요. parking||||||c'est un endroit parking lot|parking|to|able|to be|made|place A parking lot is a place designed for parking.

어디에 주차해야 해요? |se garer| where|I should park|do Where should I park?

“주차장에 주차하세요.” au parking|stationnez in the parking lot|please park "Please park in the parking lot."

그런데 주차장이 어디인지 모르겠어요. |parking|où| but|parking lot|where|I don't know But I don't know where the parking lot is.

“주차장이 어디에 있어요?” parking lot|where|is "Where is the parking lot?"

이제 배운 어휘를 다시 한 번 확인해 볼까요? now|learned|vocabulary|again|one|time|check|shall we Shall we check the vocabulary we learned once again?

사람들이 모르는 것을 안내해 주는 사람이에요. |inconnu||guide|| people|not knowing|thing|guide|giving|person Je suis une personne qui guide ce que les gens ne connaissent pas. It's a person who guides others on things they don't know.

누구예요? who are you Qui est-ce? Who is it?

네, ‘안내인' yes|'guide' Oui, c'est 'un guide'. Yes, it's 'guide'. ‘미안해요. I'm sorry 'I'm sorry. '라는 뜻인데, 더 공손하게 말하고 싶으면, 뭐라고 말하죠? |signifie||poliment|||| that means||more|politely|to speak|if you want|what|should I say What should I say if I want to say it more politely? 네, ‘죄송해요' yes|'I'm sorry' (more formal) Yes, 'I apologize' 자동차를 타고 왔는데, 이제 자동차에서 내려야 해요. ||||de la voiture|descendre| by car|riding|I came|now|from the car|I have to get off|do I came by car, but now I have to get out of the car.

그럼 무엇을 해요? then|what|do So what do you do? 네, ‘주차를 해요' yes|parking|do' Yes, 'I park.' 그런데 주차를 어디에 해요? but|parking|where|do But where do you park?

네, 주차를 할 수 있게 만든 장소, |||||a rendu|endroit yes|parking|to do|able|to be|made|place Yes, a place that is made for parking,

바로, 주차장에 하지요. right away|to the parking lot|shall we Right, it's in the parking lot.

‘주차장' 'parking lot' ‘Parking lot' 잘 하셨습니다. |avez fait well|you did Well done.

이제 대화를 같이 한번 보지요. now|conversation|together|once|shall we look Now let's take a look at the conversation together.

오늘 대화에서는 이재훈 씨가 가게 앞에 주차를 하려고 하는데요. today|in the conversation|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|store|in front of|parking|trying to|do In today's conversation, Mr. Lee Jae-hoon is trying to park in front of the store.

가게 안내인이 이재훈 씨에게 와서 이렇게 이야기합니다. |le guide|||||parle store|attendant|Lee Jae-hoon|to Mr|comes|like this|talks The store attendant comes to Mr. Lee Jae-hoon and says this.

“손님, 죄송하지만 여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요.” client|||||| customer|I'm sorry but|here|parking|do|not|allowed "Sir, I'm sorry, but you can't park here."

여러분, 왜 여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요? everyone|why|here|parking|do|not|allowed Everyone, why can't you park here?

네, 여기는 가게 앞이에요. ||magasin|devant yes|here|store|is in front of Yes, this is in front of the store.

“가게 앞이기 때문에 여기에 주차할 수 없습니다.” |devant le magasin|||se garer|| store|in front of|because|here|parking|able|not « Comme c'est devant le magasin, il n'est pas possible de se garer ici. » "You cannot park here because it is in front of the store."

여러분, 그럼 이재훈 씨는 어디에 주차를 해야 해요? everyone|then|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|where|to park|must|do Alors, où Monsieur Lee Jae-hoon doit-il se garer ? So, where should Mr. Lee Jae-hoon park?

그래서 이재훈 씨가 질문해요. |||pose so|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|asks Donc, Monsieur Lee Jae-hoon pose la question. So Mr. Lee Jae-hoon asks a question.

“그럼 어디에 주차해야 됩니까?” |||doit then|where|I should park|should I "Then where should I park?"

안내인이 말합니다. the guide|says The guide says.

“저쪽에 주차장이 있습니다.” là-bas|parking| over there|parking lot|is "There is a parking lot over there."

아, 저쪽에 주차장이 있네요. ah|over there|parking lot|is Ah, there is a parking lot over there.

그럼 이재훈 씨는 주차장에 주차를 해야지요. |||||devra then|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|in the parking lot|parking|should do Then Mr. Lee Jae-hoon should park in the parking lot.

그래서 이재훈 씨가 이렇게 대답해요. so|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|like this|answers So Mr. Lee Jae-hoon responds like this.

“네, 알겠습니다.” yes|I understand "Yes, I understand."

좋습니다. that’s good Sounds good.

그럼 이제 대화 속 문법을 같이 공부해 볼까요? then|now|conversation|in|grammar|together|study|shall we So, shall we study the grammar in the conversation together?

첫 번째 문법입니다. first|number|it is grammar This is the first grammar. ‘(으)면 안 돼요' ||not|allowed ‘(으)면 안 돼요' 문장을 같이 보지요. sentence|together|let's see Let's look at the sentence together.

“여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요.” here|parking|you do|not|allowed "You can't park here."

네, 이재훈 씨는 여기에 주차를 하려고 했는데요. yes|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|here|parking|to try to|did Yes, Mr. Lee Jae-hoon was going to park here.

주차를 할 수 없었어요. parking|do|able|wasn't He couldn't park. 여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요. here|parking|you do|not|allowed You can't park here.

왜요? why Why?

여기는 가게 앞이에요. here|store|is in front of This is in front of the store.

여러분, 가게 앞에 주차를 하면 어때요? everyone|store|in front of|parking|if you do|how about Everyone, how about parking in front of the store?

다른 사람들이 가게에 들어갈 수 없지요. |||entrer|| other|people|to the store|enter|able|not Other people won't be able to enter the store.

그럼 가게 앞에 주차를 해요, 괜찮아요? then|store|in front of|parking|do|is it okay Then can I park in front of the store, is that okay?

아니요, 그러면 ‘으면 안 돼요'를 사용해서 이렇게 말합니다. ||si||‘돼요'|en utilisant|| no|then|if|not||using|like this|I say No, then you should use '으면 안 돼요' to say it like this. “여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요.” here|parking|if you do|not|allowed "You can't park here."

여기에 주차를 하지 마세요. here|parking|do not|please Please do not park here.

이렇게 ‘으면 안 돼요'는 금지를 나타낼 때 사용해요. |||"est"|interdiction|indique|quand|j'utilise like this|if|not||prohibition|to indicate|when|used Ainsi, « 하면 안 돼요 » est utilisé pour indiquer une interdiction. The phrase 'you must not' is used to indicate prohibition. 같이 한번 읽어 볼까요? together|once|read|shall we Lisons-le ensemble une fois ? Shall we read it together?

“여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요.” here|parking|if you do|not|allowed « Il est interdit de se garer ici. » "You must not park here."

잘 하셨습니다. well|did Well done.

문장을 하나 더 보지요. the sentence|one|more|let's see Let's see one more sentence.

“교실에서 음식을 먹으면 안 돼요.” dans la salle de classe|||| in the classroom|food|eat|not|allowed "You are not allowed to eat food in the classroom."

여러분, 교실은 무엇을 하는 곳이에요? |la salle de classe||faire| everyone|classroom|what|doing|place Everyone, what is the classroom for?

네, 수업을 듣고, 공부를 하는 곳이지요. |cours||||endroit yes|class|listening|studying|doing|place Yes, it is a place for attending classes and studying.

그런데 음식을 먹으면, 어때요? but|food|if you eat|how is it But what happens when you eat? 냄새가 나지요. odeur|il y a smell|isn't it It smells.

그러면 다른 친구들이 공부를 잘 할 수 있어요? then|other|friends|study|well|do|able|are Then can the other friends study well? 아니요. no No.

그러니까 교실에서 음식을 먹어요, 괜찮아요? alors|dans la classe||| so|in the classroom|food|eat|is it okay So, is it okay to eat food in the classroom? 안 돼요. not|allowed No, it's not.

그러면 ‘으면 안 돼요'를 사용해서, then|if|not|| Then use '으면 안 돼요' (you must not), “교실에서 음식을 먹으면 안 돼요.” in the classroom|food|if you eat|not|allowed "You must not eat food in the classroom."

“교실에서 음식을 먹지 마세요.” in the classroom|food|eat|don't "Do not eat food in the classroom."

이렇게 말할 수 있습니다. like this|to speak|possibility|there is You can say it like this.

같이 한번 읽어 볼까요? together|once|read|shall we Shall we read it together?

“교실에서 음식을 먹으면 안 돼요.” in the classroom|food|if you eat|not|allowed "You should not eat food in the classroom."

잘 하셨어요. |a fait well|you did You did well.

‘으면 안 돼요'는 동작동사와 함께 사용하는데요. |||verbe d'action|| if|not||action verb and|together|used ‘You must not' is used with action verbs. 이렇게 ‘하다'처럼 받침이 없으면, 뒤에 ‘면 안 돼요'가 옵니다. ||la consonne finale|||||vient| like this|like 'to do'|final consonant|if there is none|after|if|not||comes When there is no final consonant like in ‘하다', ‘면 안 돼요' comes after. 그래서 ‘하면 안 돼요'가 돼요. so|if you do|not||do So it becomes ‘하면 안 돼요'. 그런데 ‘먹다'는 어때요? but|| But how about 'to eat'? 이렇게 받침이 있지요. like this|final consonant|there is It has a final consonant like this.

그러면 뒤에 ‘으면 안 돼요'가 와서‘먹으면 안 돼요'가 돼요. then|after|'if'|not||comes|'if you eat'|not||okay Then '으면 안 돼요' comes after it, making it '먹으면 안 돼요'. 따라해 보세요. repeat|please Try repeating after me.

하다, 하면 안 돼요 to do|if you do|not|allowed Do, you shouldn't do it.

먹다, 먹으면 안 돼요 to eat|if you eat|not|allowed Eat, you shouldn't eat it.

잘 하셨어요! |a fait well|did Well done!

그럼 이제 두 번째 문법을 같이 볼까요? then|now|two|second|grammar|together|shall we look at Then shall we look at the second grammar together?

두 번째 문법입니다. two|second|is grammar This is the second grammar. ‘기 때문에' because|reason ‘Because' 문장을 같이 봐요. phrase|| sentence|together|we look Let's look at the sentence together.

“가게 앞이기 때문에 여기에 주차하면 안 돼요.” ||||si vous garez|| store|in front of|because|here|if you park|not|allowed “You can't park here because it's in front of the store.”

여러분, 여기에 주차하면 안 돼요, 왜요? everyone|here|park|not|allowed|why Everyone, you can't park here, why?

왜 여기에 주차하면 안돼요? |||ce n'est pas permis why|here|park|not allowed Why can't you park here?

네, 여기는 가게 앞이에요. yes|here|store|in front of Yes, this is in front of the store.

이렇게 이유를 나타낼 때, 뒤에 ‘기 때문에'를 써서 말합니다. ||indique|||||| like this|reason|indicating|when|after|'gi|because|using|say When stating a reason like this, we use 'because' at the end. 그래서 “가게 앞이기 때문에 여기에 주차하면 안 돼요.” 라고 말해요. so|store|in front of|because|here|if you park|not|allowed|| So I say, "You can't park here because it's in front of the store."

같이 읽어 볼까요? together|read|shall we Shall we read together?

“가게 앞이기 때문에 여기에 주차하면 안 돼요.” store|in front of|because|here|if you park|not|allowed "You can't park here because it's in front of the store."

잘 하셨어요. well|did Well done.

문장을 하나 더 보지요. the sentence|one|more|shall we see Let's see one more sentence.

“오늘 손님이 오시기 때문에 음식을 만들고 있어요.” ||venir|||| today|guest|coming|because|food|making|I am "I'm cooking because guests are coming today."

여러분, 김유미 씨가 지금 음식을 만들고 있어요. everyone|Kim Yumi|Ms|now|food|making|is Everyone, Kim Yumi is currently cooking.

왜요? why Why?

왜 음식을 만들고 있어요? why|food|making|are you Why are you making food?

오늘 손님이 오시다, 오늘 손님이 오세요. ||venir||| today|guest|is coming|today|guest|please come A guest is coming today, a guest is coming today. 이게 이유지요. |c'est la raison this|is the reason This is the reason.

그러면, 이유를 나타낼 때 뒤에 ‘기 때문에'를 써서, then|reason|to indicate|when|after|‘gi|because|using Then, when indicating a reason, use 'because' at the end. “오늘 손님이 오시기 때문에 음식을 만들고 있어요.” 이렇게 말합니다. today|guest|coming|because|food|making|I am|| "I am making food because guests are coming today." This is what is said.

같이 읽어 볼까요? together|read|shall we Shall we read together?

“오늘 손님이 오시기 때문에 음식을 만들고 있어요.” today|guest|coming|because|food|making|I am "I am making food because guests are coming today."

잘 하셨어요. well|did Well done.

‘기 때문에'는 이렇게 ‘앞이다', ‘여기가 가게 앞이다' 에서 |parce que||devant|||| ||'like this'|'is in front'|'here'|'store'|'in front'| 'Because' can come after 'in front' as in 'This is in front of the store.' ‘앞+이다' 처럼 ‘명사+이다' 뒤에도 올 수 있고요, |||nom||||| ||'like'|||'after'|'come'|'can'|'be' It can also come after 'noun + is' like 'in front + is'. ‘오시다'처럼 동작동사 뒤에도 올 수 있습니다. comme||||| 'like 'to come'|'action verb'|'after'|'come'|'can'|'be' It can appear after action verbs like 'to come'. 그리고, 상태동사 뒤에도 올 수 있어요. |verbe d'état|||| 'and'|'stative verb'|'after'|'come'|'can'|'be' And it can also come after state verbs.

그럼 따라해 보세요. then|follow|please Then try to follow along.

앞이다, 앞이기 때문에 it is in front|because it is in front|because It's in front, because it's in front.

오시다, 오시기 때문에 to come|because you come|because Come, because you come.

잘 하셨어요! well|did You did well!

그럼 이제 마슬기 씨와 함께 오늘의 대화를 연습해 봅시다. then|now|Masulgi|with|together|today's|conversation|practice|let's Then let's practice today's conversation with Ms. Masulgi.

교사: 지금부터는 마슬기 씨와 함께 오늘의 대화를 연습해 보겠습니다. teacher|from now|Masulgi|with|together|today's|conversation|practice|I will Teacher: From now on, we will practice today's conversation with Ms. Masulgi.

마슬기 씨, 어, 슬기 씨! Masulgi|Mr/Ms|uh|Seulgi|Ms Ms. Masulgi, uh, Ms. Seulgi! 지금 뭐하고 있어요? now|what are|you doing What are you doing right now?

학생: 아, 문자를 보내고 있는데요. Student: Ah, I'm sending a text.

교사: 아, 슬기 씨. Teacher: Ah, Seulgi. 그런데 수업 시간이잖아요, 수업 시간에는 휴대폰을 사용하면 안 돼요. But it's class time, you shouldn't use your phone during class.

학생: 앗, 정말요? Student: Oh, really? 몰랐어요. I didn't know I didn't know. 죄송합니다, 선생님. |I'm sorry I'm sorry, teacher.

교사: 네, 몰랐으니까 괜찮아요. ||puisque| ||I didn't know| Teacher: Yes, it's okay since you didn't know.

우리가 오늘 연습할 대화에서는 이렇게 하면 안 되는 것들에 대해서 말하고 있어요. we|today|will practice|in the conversation|like this|do|not|allowed|things|about|talking|are In the conversation we will practice today, we are talking about things that we shouldn't do.

학생: 네, 맞아요. student|yes|that's right Student: Yes, that's right. 식당에 주차를 하고 있는 이재훈 씨와 식당 안내인의 대화이죠? |stationnement||||||de l'agent d'accueil|conversation at the restaurant|parking|doing|is|Lee Jae-hoon|with|restaurant|guide's|conversation This is a conversation between Mr. Lee Jae-hoon, who is parking at the restaurant, and the restaurant guide, right?

교사: 와, 맞아요. teacher|wow|that's right Teacher: Wow, that's correct. 슬기 씨, 앞에서 대화를 아주 잘 들었네요! ||||||j'ai entendu Seulgi|Ms|in front|conversation|very|well|you heard Seulgi, you listened very well to the conversation earlier!

학생: 네, 재미있게 듣고 있었어요. Student: Yes, I was listening with interest.

교사: 네, 좋습니다. Teacher: Yes, that's good. 그럼 우리 오늘의 대화를 같이 연습해 볼까요? Then shall we practice today's conversation together? 학생: 네! Student: Yes!

교사: 여러분도 마슬기 씨와 함께 대화를 듣고 따라 읽으세요. teacher|you all|Masulgi|with Mr/Ms|together|conversation|listening|following|read Teacher: Everyone, please listen to the conversation with Ms. Masulgi and read along.

교사: 잘 하셨어요. teacher|well|did Teacher: Well done. 그럼 이번에는 우리가 대화 속 주인공이 되어서 대화해 볼까요? |||||personnage||| then|this time|we|conversation|in|main character|becoming|let's talk|shall we Now, shall we become the main characters in the conversation and try talking?

학생: 네, 좋아요. student|yes|sounds good Student: Yes, sounds good.

교사: 네. Teacher: Yes. 저는 이재훈 씨, 슬기 씨는 안내인이 되어서 대화해 봐요. I|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr/Ms|Seulgi|you|guide|becoming|have a conversation|let's try I am Lee Jae-hoon, and Seul-gi will be the guide, so let's have a conversation. 학생: 네! Student: Yes!

교사: 와, 슬기 씨, 잘 하셨어요. |wow|Seulgi|you|well|did Teacher: Wow, Seul-gi, you did well.

학생: 네, 감사합니다. student|yes|thank you Student: Yes, thank you. 선생님, 그런데 오늘 대화에서 질문이 있어요. teacher|but|today|in the conversation|question|have Teacher, but I have a question about today's conversation. 교사: 뭐예요? teacher|what is it Teacher: What is it?

학생: 이유를 나타낼 때 ‘기 때문에'를 사용했는데요. |raison|indiquer||||j'ai utilisé student|reason|indicating|when|||I used Student: I used 'because' to indicate a reason. 전에 우리 이유를 나타내는 ‘으니까'도 공부했죠? |||indiquant|aussi| before|we|reason|indicating|'because'|studied Earlier, we studied the reason expression '으니까', right? 교사: 네! teacher|yes Teacher: Yes!

학생: 그럼, ‘기 때문에'하고 ‘으니까'가 어떻게 달라요? |||et|particule de raison|| student|then|'because'|||how|different Student: Then, how are '기 때문에' and '으니까' different? 교사: 네, ‘기 때문에'하고 ‘으니까'는 모두 이유를 나타내는데요, ||||'으니까'|||indiquent teacher|yes|'because'|||all|reason|indicating Teacher: Yes, both '기 때문에' and '으니까' express reasons, ‘기 때문에' 뒤에는 ‘으세요', ‘읍시다'를 사용할 수 없어요. You cannot use '으세요' or '읍시다' after '기 때문에'. 학생: 그럼 전에 우리 배운 ‘아서/어서'는요? Student: Then what about '아서/어서' that we learned before? 교사: 네,‘기 때문에' 와 ‘어서/아서' 모두 뒤에 ‘으세요', ‘읍시다'를 사용할 수 없고, Teacher: Yes, both '기 때문에' and '아서/어서' cannot have '으세요' or '읍시다' after them, ‘으니까'만 뒤에 ‘으세요', ‘읍시다'를 사용할 수 있어요. only '으니까' can have '으세요' or '읍시다' after it. 학생: 아, 이제 알겠어요. Student: Ah, I understand now. 교사: 네! Teacher: Yes!

학생: 감사합니다. Student: Thank you. 선생님. Teacher.

교사: 네, 잘 기억하세요, 슬기 씨. |||vous vous souvenez|| |yes|well|remember|Seulgi|Mr/Ms Teacher: Yes, remember well, Seulgi. 학생: 네! |yes Student: Yes!

교사: 네, 그럼 이제 우리 오늘의 대화를 다시 한 번 들어 봅시다. |yes|then|now|we|today's|conversation|again|one|time|listen|let's Teacher: Alright, then let's listen to our conversation from today once again.

교사: 지금부터는 베카타 씨와 함께 말하기, 듣기 연습을 해 볼 거예요. |from now on|Bekata|with Mr/Ms|together|speaking|listening|practice|do|see|will Teacher: From now on, we will practice speaking and listening with Bekata. 베카타 씨, 안녕하세요? Bekata|Mr/Ms|hello Hello, Ms. Bekata?

학생: 안녕하세요? student|hello Student: Hello? 선생님. teacher Teacher.

교사: 네, 잘 지냈어요? teacher|yes|well|have you been Teacher: Yes, I've been doing well?

학생: 네, 어제도 친구와 한국어로 말하기 연습을 했어요. ||hier||||| student|yes|yesterday too|with my friend|in Korean|speaking|practice|did Student: Yes, I practiced speaking Korean with a friend yesterday.

교사: 우와, 베카타 씨는 한국어 연습을 매일 해요? teacher|wow|Bekata|you|Korean|practice|every day|do Teacher: Wow, Beqata, do you practice Korean every day?

학생: 네, 외국인이기 때문에 연습을 많이 해야 돼요. ||étant étranger||||| student|yes|because I am a foreigner|because|practice|a lot|have to|do Student: Yes, because I'm a foreigner, I need to practice a lot.

수업 외에도 연습 안 하면 안돼요. |en plus de|||| class|besides|practice|not|if you do|must not I can't skip practice outside of class.

교사: 와, 그럼 베카타 씨! Teacher: Wow, then Ms. Bekata! 오늘도 한국어로 말하기와 듣기 연습을 잘 할 수 있겠네요? |||écoute||||| today too|in Korean|speaking and|listening|practice|well|do|able|will be You will be able to practice speaking and listening in Korean well today, right? 학생: 네! |yes Student: Yes!

교사: 좋습니다. |good Teacher: Good. 그럼 먼저 앞에서 배운 어휘와 문법으로 말하기 연습부터 해 볼까요? |||appris|vocabulaire||||| then|first|in front of|learned|vocabulary and|with grammar|speaking|practice first|do|shall we Then, shall we start with speaking practice using the vocabulary and grammar we learned earlier? 학생: 네! student|yes Student: Yes!

교사: 여러분도 베카타 씨와 함께 말하기 연습을 해 보세요. teacher|you all|Bekata|with|together|speaking|practice|do|try Teacher: You all try speaking practice with Ms. Bekata.

교사: 먼저 ‘으면 안 돼요'를 사용해서 말해 보세요. teacher|first|if|not||using|speak|try Teacher: First, try to speak using 'you must not'. 학생: 네! Student: Yes!

교사: 그림을 보세요. Teacher: Look at the picture. 여기는 회사예요. |c'est une entreprise |a company This is a company. 지금 이재훈 씨가 회의실 앞에 있어요. |||salle de réunion|| |||meeting room|| Right now, Mr. Lee Jae-hoon is in front of the meeting room. 이재훈 씨가 질문해요. ||pose une question Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|is asking Mr. Lee Jae-hoon is asking a question.

“지금 잠깐 들어가도 돼요?” ||entrer| now|for a moment|can I go in|is it okay "Can I go in for a moment?"

그런데, 지금 회의실에서 사람들이 무엇을 하고 있어요? ||dans la salle de réunion|||| but|now|in the meeting room|people|what|doing|are But what are people doing in the meeting room right now?

학생: 회의를 하고 있어요. |réunion|| student|meeting|doing|are Student: They are having a meeting.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 회의 중이에요. réunion|je suis en train de meeting|is in progress We are in a meeting.

그럼 이재훈 씨가 잠깐 들어가도 돼요? then|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr/Ms|for a moment|can go in|okay Then can Lee Jae-hoon go in for a moment?

학생: 아니요, 들어가면 안 돼요. student|no|if you go in|not|okay Student: No, you can't go in. 회의 중이에요. réunion| meeting|is in progress I'm in a meeting.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. ‘들어가다', “들어가면 안 돼요. entrer||| to enter|if you enter|not|allowed 'To enter', 'You must not enter.' 회의 중이에요.” 잘 하셨어요! meeting|is in progress|well|did I'm in a meeting.” Well done!

교사: 이번에도 ‘으면 안 돼요'를 사용해서 말해 보세요. teacher|this time too|if|not|||| Teacher: This time, please use 'you must not' to speak. 학생: 네! student|yes Student: Yes!

교사: 준수가 공부하러 열람실에 가려고 하는데요. |||à la salle de lecture|| teacher|Junsu|to study|to the study room|trying to go|but Teacher: Junsu is trying to go to the study room to study. 열람실 안에서 음식을 먹고 싶어요. salle de lecture|||| study room|inside|food|eating|want He wants to eat food inside the study room.

그래서 질문해요. so|I ask So I'm asking.

“열람실 안에서 음식을 먹을 수 있나요?” study room|inside|food|eat|able|is there "Can I eat food in the reading room?"

베카타 씨, 여기, 음식물 반입 금지라고도 써 있네요. |||déchets alimentaires|apport|aussi|| Bekata|Mr/Ms|here|food|bringing in||written|is Ms. Bekata, it also says here that bringing food is prohibited. ‘음식을 먹다', 괜찮아요? food|eat'|is it okay Is it okay to 'eat food'?" 학생: 아니요, 열람실 안에서 음식을 먹으면 안 돼요. Student: No, you can't eat food inside the study room.

교사: 네, 맞아요. Teacher: Yes, that's right. “열람실 안에서 음식을 먹으면 안 돼요.” 잘 하셨습니다! "You can't eat food inside the study room." Well done! 학생: 네! Student: Yes!

교사: 이번에는 ‘기 때문에'를 사용해서 연습해 봐요. teacher|this time|||using|practice|let's Teacher: This time, let's practice using 'because'. 학생: 네! student|yes Student: Yes!

교사: 이재훈 씨는 여기에 주차를 하고 싶어 해요. teacher|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|here|parking|do|want|does Teacher: Lee Jae-hoon wants to park here. 그래서 이렇게 질문해요.“여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요?” so|like this|I ask|here|parking|if|not|allowed So he asks, 'Isn't it okay to park here?'

안내인이 대답해요. le guide| the guide|answers The guide answers. “네, 주차하면 안 돼요.” yes|if you park|not|allowed "No, you can't park here."

음.. 베카타 씨, 왜 여기에 주차를 하면 안 돼요? hmm|Bekata|Mr/Ms|why|here|parking|if you|not|allowed Um.. Ms. Bekata, why can't we park here?

학생: 여기는 가게 앞이에요. student|here|store|is in front of Student: This is in front of the store.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 여기는 ‘가게 앞이다', 가게 앞이에요. here|store|in front of|store|it's in front This is 'in front of the store', it's in front of the store. 그래서 주차하면 안 돼요. so|if you park|not|allowed So you can't park here. 그럼 안내인이 어떻게 말할까요? |le guide|| then|the guide|how|will speak Then how would the guide say it?

학생: 가게 앞이기 때문에 주차하면 안 돼요. student|store|in front of|because|if you park|not|allowed Student: You can't park because it's in front of the store.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 잘 하셨어요! well|you did Well done!

교사: 이번에도 ‘기 때문에'를 사용해서 말해 보세요. teacher|this time too|||using|speak|try Teacher: This time, try to use 'because' again. 학생: 네! Student: Yes!

교사: 준수와 유진이가 학교에서 만났어요. Teacher: Junsu and Yujin met at school. 그런데 베카타 씨, 유진이 얼굴을 보세요. |||Yujin|| But Bekata, look at Yujin's face. 어때요? how is it How is it?

학생: 피곤해 보여요. |fatigué| student|tired|looks Student: You look tired.

교사: 네, 피곤해 보여요. teacher|yes|tired|looks Teacher: Yes, you look tired. 그래서 준수가 유진이에게 물어 봤어요.“왜 그렇게 피곤해 보여요?” so|Junsu|to Yujin|ask|asked|why|like that|tired|looks So, Junsu asked Yujin, "Why do you look so tired?"

유진이는 왜 이렇게 피곤해 보일까요? ||||semble Yujin|why|like this|tired|looks Why does Yujin look so tired? 유진이는 어제 ‘잠을 못 잤다', 잠을 못 잤어요. ||||a dormi||| Yujin|yesterday|'sleep|not|slept||| Yujin said, 'I couldn't sleep,' I couldn't sleep. 그럼 유진이가 어떻게 말할까요? then|Yujin|how|will speak Then how would Yujin say it?

학생: 어제 밤에 잠을 못 잤기 때문에 피곤해요. |||||a dormi|| student|yesterday|at night|sleep|not|||I am tired Student: I'm tired because I couldn't sleep last night.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 잘 하셨어요! well|did Well done!

학생: 네! student|yes Student: Yes!

교사: 이번에는 듣기 연습을 해 볼 거예요. teacher|this time|listening|practice|do|try|will Teacher: This time we will practice listening.

오늘은 이재훈 씨가 건물 안에서 담배를 피우고 있는데요. |||bâtiment||cigarette|fume| today|Lee Jae-hoon|Mr|building|inside|cigarette|smoking|is Today, Lee Jae-hoon is smoking inside the building.

안내인이 이재훈 씨에게 와서 이야기를 합니다. le guide||||| the guide|Lee Jae-hoon|to Mr|comes|conversation|has The guide comes to Lee Jae-hoon and talks to him.

안내인은 이재훈 씨에게 무슨 이야기를 할까요? the guide|Lee Jae-hoon|to Mr|what|conversation|will have What will the guide say to Lee Jae-hoon?

한 번 들어 보세요. one|time|listen|please Let's listen once.

학생: 네! student|yes Student: Yes!

교사: 베카타 씨, 잘 들었어요? |||well|did you hear Teacher: Ms. Bekata, did you hear that well? 학생: 네! |yes Student: Yes!

교사: 좋아요. |good Teacher: Good. 그럼 이제 같이 문제를 풀어 볼까요? ||||résoudre| then|now|together|problem|solve|shall we Then shall we solve the problems together now? 학생: 네. student|yes Student: Yes.

교사: 1번. teacher|number 1 Teacher: Number 1. 이재훈 씨는 무엇을 하고 있습니까? ||what|doing|are What is Lee Jae-hoon doing?

술을 마십니다, 커피를 마십니다, 담배를 피웁니다, 손님을 기다립니다. alcool|boit||||fume||attend alcohol|drink|coffee|drink|cigarette|smoke|guest|waiting He is drinking alcohol, drinking coffee, smoking a cigarette, waiting for a guest.

학생: 담배를 피웁니다! student|cigarette|smoke Student: I smoke! 담배를 피우고 있어요. cigarette|smoking|I am I am smoking.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 담배를 피우고 있는데, 안내인이 이재훈 씨에게 왔지요. cigarette|smoking|while|guide|Lee Jae-hoon|to|came While smoking, the guide came to Mr. Lee Jae-hoon. 학생: 네. Student: Yes.

교사: 네. Teacher: Yes. 그럼 2번 문제도 같이 보지요. Then let's look at problem number 2 together. 학생: 네. Student: Yes.

교사: 2번. Teacher: Number 2. 들은 내용과 같으면 O, 다르면 X 하십시오. si|le contenu||||| heard|content|if same|yes|if different|no|please do If it is the same as what you heard, mark O, if different, mark X. 학생: 네! |yes Student: Yes!

교사: 건물 안에서도 담배를 피울 수 있습니다. ||||fumer|| |building|inside|cigarette|smoke|able|is Teacher: You can smoke inside the building. 어때요? how is it How is it?

학생: 들은 내용과 달라요! ||content|different Student: It's different from what I heard! 교사: 오, 왜요? ||why Teacher: Oh, why?

학생: 건물 안에서 담배 피우면 안 돼요. ||||fumer|| ||inside|cigarette|if you smoke|not|allowed Student: You can't smoke inside the building.

교사: 네, 맞아요. Teacher: Yes, that's right. 건물 안에서는 금연이기 때문에 담배를 피우면 안 되지요. Teacher: You shouldn't smoke because it's a no-smoking area inside the building. 학생: 네. Student: Yes.

교사: 잘 하셨어요. Teacher: Well done. 그럼 계속해서 ‘근처에 흡연실이 없습니다.' |alors|à proximité|salle de fumeurs| then|continue|nearby|smoking room|does not exist' Then continue with 'There is no smoking room nearby.' 어때요? how about it How about it?

학생: 음… 이것도 달라요! student|um|this too|is different Student: Um... this is different too!

교사: 어, 또요? ||encore teacher|oh|again Teacher: Oh, again? 왜요? why Why?

학생: 안내인이 저쪽에 흡연실이 있다고 했어요. ||là-bas||| student|the guide|over there|smoking room|said there is|said Student: The guide said there is a smoking room over there.

교사: 네, 맞아요. teacher|yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 저쪽에, 근처에 흡연실이 있지요. over there|nearby|smoking room|is There is a smoking room over there, nearby.

와, 베카타 씨, 오늘도 잘 하셨어요! et||||| wow|Bekata|Mr/Ms|today too|well|did Wow, Ms. Bekata, you did well today! 학생: 네! student|yes Student: Yes!

교사: 좋습니다. teacher|good Teacher: Good. 그럼 이제 어휘플러스로 가서 금지 관련 어휘와 표현을 더 배워 보지요. then|now|to Vocabulary Plus|go and|prohibition|related|vocabulary and|expressions|more|learn|shall Then let's go to Vocabulary Plus and learn more about vocabulary and expressions related to prohibition.

어휘 플러스입니다. vocabulary|plus This is Vocabulary Plus.

오늘은 금지 관련 어휘와 표현을 배워 보겠습니다. |interdiction||||| today|prohibition|related|vocabulary and|expressions|learn|I will Today, we will learn vocabulary and expressions related to prohibition.

만지지 마세요. touch|don't Do not touch.

미술관에 갔어요. au musée| to the art museum|I went I went to the art museum. 미술관에는 작품들이 많지요. au musée|les œuvres| in the art museum|artworks|there are many There are not many artworks in the museum. 작품에 손을 대요. à l'œuvre||je mets on the artwork|hand|touch I touch the artwork. 만져요. je touche I touch I touch it.

작품을 만져도 돼요? œuvre|toucher| the artwork|can touch|is it okay Can I touch the artwork? 아니요, 작품을 만지면 안 돼요. ||toucher|| no|artwork|touch|not|allowed No, you should not touch the artwork.

‘작품을 만지지 마세요.' artwork|touch|don't 'Please do not touch the artwork.' 흡연 금지 fumée| smoking|prohibited No smoking.

흡연은 담배를 피우는 거예요. le tabagisme||fumer| smoking|cigarette|smoking|is Smoking means to smoke a cigarette.

버스 정류장에서 담배를 피워요. bus|at the bus stop|cigarette|smoke I smoke at the bus stop. 괜찮아요? Are you okay Is that okay?

아니요, 버스 정류장에서는 담배를 피우면 안 돼요. ||à l'arrêt de bus|||| no|bus|at the bus stop|cigarette|smoke|not|allowed No, you shouldn't smoke at the bus stop.

‘버스 정류장에서는 흡연 금지입니다.' ||fumer|est interdit bus|at the bus stop|smoking|is prohibited 'Smoking is prohibited at the bus stop.' 주차 금지 stationnement| parking|prohibited No parking

여기에 주차해도 괜찮아요? |même si je me gare| here|parking|is it okay Is it okay to park here?

아니요, ‘여기는 주차 금지입니다.' |||interdit no|here|parking|is prohibited' No, 'Parking is prohibited here.' 여기에 주차하면 안 돼요. here|if you park|not|allowed You cannot park here.

촬영 금지 prise de vue| filming|prohibited No photography

촬영은 사진이나 비디오를 찍는 거예요. la prise de vue|photo||| filming|photos or|video|taking|thing Photography means taking pictures or videos.

극장 안에서 사진이나 비디오를 찍어요, 괜찮아요? théâtre||||| theater|inside|photos or|video|taking|is it okay Is it okay to take pictures or videos inside the theater?

아니요, ‘극장 안에서는 촬영 금지입니다.' no|theater|inside|filming|is prohibited No, 'Photography is prohibited inside the theater.' 사진이나 비디오를 찍으면 안 돼요. photos or|video|you take|not|allowed You are not allowed to take photos or videos.

잡담 금지 bavardage| chatting|prohibited No chatting.

여러분, 도서관에서는 큰 소리로 말할 수 없지요. everyone|in the library|loud|with voice|to speak|able|not Everyone, you cannot speak loudly in the library.

잡담 금지예요. bavardage|c'est interdit chatting|is prohibited No chatting.

‘도서관 안에서는 잡담 금지입니다.' library|inside|chatting|is prohibited' 'No chatting inside the library.' 출입 금지 entrée et sortie| entry|prohibited No entry

출입은 들어오고 나가는 것을 말해요. entrée et sortie|||| entry|coming in and|going out|thing|means Entry refers to coming in and going out.

여자 기숙사에 남자가 들어와요, 괜찮아요? |à la résidence étudiante||| female|in the dormitory|male|comes in|is it okay A man is coming into the girls' dormitory, is that okay?

아니요, 남자가 들어오면 안 돼요. no|man|if comes in|not|allowed No, men are not allowed to enter.

남학생들은 출입 금지예요. les garçons|entrée| male students|entry|prohibited Male students are prohibited from entering.

‘여기는 출입 금지입니다.' here|entry|is prohibited ‘This area is off-limits.' 이제 서로 관계 있는 것끼리 연결해 보세요. ||relation||entre les choses|connectez| now|each other|relationship|existing|things|connect|try Now, try to connect things that are related to each other.

그림을 보세요. the picture|look Look at the picture.

여기는 여자 기숙사예요. ||c'est un dortoir here|female|dormitory This is the girls' dormitory.

남학생들은 들어 갈 수 없어요. male students|enter|go|able|not Boys are not allowed to enter.

그럼 남학생들은? then|male students Then what about the boys?

네, ‘출입 금지'예요. ||c'est interdit yes|entry|is prohibited Yes, it's 'No Entry'. 다음 그림을 보세요. next|picture|look Look at the next picture.

도서관이에요. it is a library It's a library. 이렇게 도서관이나 병원에서는 ||à l'hôpital like this|in the library or|in the hospital In places like libraries or hospitals,

큰 소리로 말할 수 없어요. big|loudly|to speak|able|cannot I can't speak loudly.

뭐지요? what is it What is it?

네, 맞아요. yes|that's right Yes, that's right. ‘잡담 금지'예요. small talk|is prohibited It's 'no chatting'. 다음. next Next. 여기는 어디예요? here|where is it Where is this? 네, 버스 정류장이에요. ||c'est un arrêt de bus yes|bus|is a stop Yes, it's a bus stop.

버스정류장에는 자동차를 세우면 안 돼요. à l'arrêt de bus|voiture||| at the bus stop|car|stopping|not|allowed You can't park cars at the bus stop.

그러면? then So? 네, ‘주차 금지'예요. yes|parking| Yes, it's 'No Parking'. 마지막. last The last one. 공연을 보러 갔어요. spectacle|| performance|to see|went I went to see a performance.

여기에서는 사진을 찍으면 안 돼요. ici|||| here|photo|take|not|allowed You are not allowed to take pictures here.

그러니까, 네, ‘촬영 금지'예요. so|yes|shooting|is prohibited So, yes, it's 'no photography'. 잘 하셨습니다! well|did Well done!

교사: 마슬기 씨, 베카타 씨, 오늘 수업 어땠어요? teacher|Maslgi|Mr/Ms|Bekata||today|class|how was Teacher: Maslgi, Bekata, how was today's class?

마슬기: 하면 안 된다는 금지 표현을 말하고 싶을 때가 있었는데, 오늘 배워서 정말 좋았어요. I|do|not|allowed|forbidden|expression|to say|want|times|there were|today|learning|really|was good Masulgi: There were times when I wanted to talk about expressions that should not be used, and I'm really glad I learned it today.

교사: 오~. teacher| Teacher: Oh~. 베카타: 저도요! Bekata|me too Bekata: Me too! ‘기 때문에'도 배워서 좋았어요. |aussi|| ||learning|was good I'm glad I learned 'because' as well. 자주 봤던 문법이기 때문이에요. |vu|grammaire| often|saw|grammar|because it is It's because it was a grammar point I often saw.

교사: 오, 네, 맞아요. teacher|oh|yes|that's right Teacher: Oh, yes, that's right. 여러분, 아주 잘 기억하고 있네요. everyone|very|well|remembering|are Everyone, you are remembering very well.

우리 오늘은 금지를 나타내는‘으면 안 돼요'하고 이유를 나타내는‘기 때문에'를 공부했지요. ||||||et||||| we|today|prohibition|indicating|if|not||reason|indicating|because|it|studied Today, we studied '으면 안 돼요' which indicates prohibition and '기 때문에' which indicates reason. 베카타: 네. Bekata: Yes.

마슬기: 아! Masulgi: Ah! 그리고 금지 관련 어휘와 표현도 공부했어요. |prohibition|related|vocabulary and|expressions also|studied And I also studied vocabulary and expressions related to prohibition.

교사: 네, 맞아요. |yes|that's right Teacher: Yes, that's right. 특히, 주차 금지에 대해 이야기하는 것을 배웠지요? especially|parking|about the prohibition|about|talking|thing|you learned Especially, did you learn about no parking?

학생들: 네! students|yes Students: Yes!

교사: 좋습니다. teacher|good Teacher: Good. 그럼 오늘 수업은 여기에서 마치겠습니다. then|today|class|here|I will finish Then we will end today's class here. 다음 시간에 또 만나요! next|at time|again|we meet See you again next time!