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- Lucas: Welcome back to Learn Korean with Fexingo! I'm Lucas, and with me is Luna. Luna: Hi everyone! I'm so excited for today's episode. Lucas: Me too. So last time we were at the library borrowing books. Today, let's go somewhere a little greener. Luna: Ooh, where are we going? Lucas: How about a park? The word for 'park' in Korean is 공원. Luna: 공원. Luna: 공원. Lucas: Perfect. Now, when you're in a park, what do you see? Trees, flowers... the word for 'tree' is 나무. Luna: 나무. Lucas: And 'flower' is 꽃. Luna: 꽃. Lucas: Great. So in a 공원, there are many 나무 and 꽃. Luna: 공원에 나무와 꽃이 있어요. Lucas: Exactly! You already made a sentence. So 'to take a walk' is 산책하다. But the polite form is 산책해요. Luna: 산책해요. Lucas: So if you want to say 'I take a walk', you say 저는 산책해요. Luna: 저는 산책해요. Lucas: Nice. Now, let's practice a common question: 'What is this?' in Korean is 이게 뭐예요? Luna: 이게 뭐예요? Lucas: Right. So if you point at a flower, you can ask 이게 뭐예요? And someone might answer 꽃이에요. Luna: Ah, so 이게 뭐예요? 꽃이에요. That's useful. Lucas: Yes. Let's practice a short dialogue. I'll ask you a question, and you answer. Ready? Luna: Ready. Lucas: 이게 뭐예요? Luna: 꽃이에요. Lucas: And this? Luna: 나무예요. Lucas: Perfect. Now, let's use 산책하다 in a sentence. If someone asks you 'what are you doing?', you can say 산책해요. Luna: 산책해요. So 'I'm taking a walk.' Lucas: Exactly. And if you want to say 'let's take a walk', you can say 산책해요, which also works as a suggestion depending on context. Luna: Oh, like 'let's walk'? That's handy. Lucas: Yep. So today we learned 공원, 나무, 꽃, 산책해요, and 이게 뭐예요? Let's review them all. Luna: Okay. 공원, 나무, 꽃, 산책해요, 이게 뭐예요? Lucas: Excellent. Now, before we wrap up, I want to mention something. If you've been enjoying these episodes and they've helped you make real progress with Korean, consider supporting us. A couple of dollars a month genuinely keeps these going. You can find us at buy me a coffee dot com slash fexingo. Luna: Yeah, it really helps us keep making free lessons. Every bit counts. Lucas: For sure. So, to practice, imagine you're in a 공원. You see a beautiful 꽃. You ask your friend 이게 뭐예요? They say 꽃이에요. Then you suggest 산책해요. How would you say 'Let's take a walk'? Luna: 산책해요! Lucas: Yes! You got it. Practice these phrases, and next time you're outside, try using them. Thanks for learning with Fexingo. See you next time! Luna: Bye everyone! Keep practicing!