A destination · a way to get there · LESSON 4 / 4
Ask, understand and confirm a route
Read a short directions exchange and identify its transport and destination.
Quick phrase
도서관에 어떻게 가요?How do I get to the library?
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Read this fictional exchange. A learner asks how to get to the library. The reply suggests the subway, and says the library is to the left of the station. This is a separate scenario, not an extra route added to the earlier practice map.
How do I get to the library?
Go by subway, please.
The library is on the left side of the station.
On the left side of the station? Yes.
Examples in this unit are text-based. No pronunciation recording or automatic speaking score is used.
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I go to the station.
Go to the left, please.
역 왼쪽에 gives a location relative to the station; 왼쪽으로 gives a direction of movement. Keep a space in 역 왼쪽에 and attach 에 to 왼쪽. Real directions need a clear shared viewpoint; the dialogue practises understanding this stated relationship, not inferring which exit to use. A short confirming question can help check what you heard.
Try it yourself
Which transport does the reply suggest?
What destination did the learner ask about?
Which phrase gives the library’s location relative to the station?
Build “Go by subway, please.”
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Which line checks the left-side location with the listener?
RETRIEVE BEFORE YOU REVEAL
Say it in your own time.
Ask how to reach the library. Answer by subway, then confirm the stated station-side location.
도서관에 어떻게 가요? 지하철로 가세요. 역 왼쪽이에요? 네.
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