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- Lucas: 안녕하세요, and welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo! I'm Lucas. Luna: And I'm Luna! Episode 35 already. Lucas, I'm ready to learn more food words. Lucas: Great. Today we're diving into vegetables. You already know some fruits from before, so veggies are a perfect next step. Luna: Ooh, veggies. I love them. Let's start. Lucas: First up, a very common vegetable: 당근. That's 'carrot'. Luna: 당근? Sounds cute. 당 – geun. Let me try: 당근. Lucas: Perfect. 당근. Again. Luna: 당근. Lucas: Excellent. Now, imagine you're at a market. You want to buy carrots. You can say: 당근 주세요. That means 'Carrots, please.' 주세요 means 'please give me'. Luna: Oh like from the coffee episode. 주세요. So 당근 주세요. Lucas: Right. Let's practice that together. 당근 주세요. Luna: 당근 주세요. Lucas: Good. Next veggie: 양파. Onion. Luna: 양파. Yang-pa. That's fun. 양파. Lucas: Exactly. Now if you want onions at the market, you say: 양파 주세요. Luna: 양파 주세요. Lucas: Wonderful. Next: 감자. Potato. Luna: 감자. Like 'gamja'. That sounds like a name. 감자. Lucas: Yes. 감자 주세요. Luna: 감자 주세요. Okay, I'm getting the pattern. Lucas: Now one more: 배추. It's napa cabbage, very important in Korean cooking. 배추. Luna: 배추. Bae-chu. Hmm. 배추. Lucas: Great. So 배추 주세요. Luna: 배추 주세요. Lucas: Perfect. Let's do a quick review of all four. 당근, 양파, 감자, 배추. Luna: 당근, 양파, 감자, 배추. Got it. Lucas: Now let's practice in a mini scene. I'm the vendor, you're the customer. Luna: Okay! Lucas: 어서 오세요. Welcome. What would you like? Luna: Umm... 당근 주세요. Lucas: Here you go. Anything else? Luna: 네, 감자 주세요. Lucas: Of course. So you just bought carrots and potatoes. Good job. Luna: Thanks. So 주세요 is really handy. Can I use it for anything? Lucas: Yes, it's a polite request. For any item, just add 주세요. But remember, for singular items you might say 이거 주세요, but for these veggies it's fine. Luna: Right. So for onions: 양파 주세요. Lucas: Exactly. And for cabbage: 배추 주세요. Luna: 배추 주세요. Lucas: Now, let's do a quick recall. Can you say all four vegetables in Korean? Luna: Let's see... 당근, 양파, 감자, 배추. Yes! Lucas: Perfect. And the phrase for asking politely: 주세요. Luna: 주세요. Lucas: Great work today, Luna. Listeners, practice these words. When you go to a market or cook Korean food, try saying them out loud. Luna: I'm going to make a stir-fry with 당근, 양파, 감자, and 배추. Well, maybe not all together. Lucas: That could be interesting. Anyway, thanks for joining us on Learn Korean with Fexingo. Keep practicing, and we'll see you next time for another small step. Luna: 안녕! Lucas: 안녕!