Beach or museum?
98°F, your friend texts "바다에 가요?" and you have exactly one Korean sentence to save your skin from third-degree sunburn.
Pick the museum, live to see tomorrowThe words — Beach or museum?
Zeeza has a plan for every weather situation. The plan is never good.
Meaningbeach
지자가 바다에 가요. 가방에 신발 열 개가 있어요.
Zeeza is going to the beach. There are ten shoes in the bag.
Meaningmuseum
박물관에 신발이 있어요. 지자 신발이에요.
There are shoes in the museum. They are Zeeza's shoes.
Meaningwe watch a movie
비가 와요. 집에 있어요. 영화 봐요.
It's raining. We stay home. We watch a movie.
Meaningstaying home
누줌은 집에 있어요. 신발 열 개가 침대 위에 있어요.
Nujoom is staying home. Ten shoes are on the bed.
The scene — Beach or museum?
Zeeza checks the sky for the fourth time. Nujoom already has sunscreen on his three eyes.
- 바다에 가요?Should we go to the beach?
- 너무 더워요.It's too hot.
- 비가 와요!It's raining!
The idea — Beach or museum?
The plan follows the weather: 너무 더워요 → not the beach, 박물관에 가요; 비가 와요 → 집에 있어요, then 영화 봐요. 너무 means 'too/so much', the same 너무 as Unit 4's 너무 더워요. And 봐요 is the same 봐요 as 내일 봐요 ('see you tomorrow') — with a film it becomes 'watch'.
Next time the weather ruins a plan, you've got the exact word to blame it — and a backup plan, 집에 있어요, 영화 봐요, ready to go.
Questions about Beach or museum?
How do you say 'it's too hot' in Korean?
'It's too hot' is 너무 더워요 (neomu deowoyo). 너무 means 'too/so much'.
How do you say 'beach' and 'museum' in Korean?
Beach is 바다 (bada) and museum is 박물관 (bangmulgwan).
How do you say 'let's watch a movie' in Korean?
'Let's watch a movie' is 영화 봐요 (yeonghwa bwayo).
How do you say 'it's raining' in Korean?
'It's raining' is 비가 와요 (biga wayo).
How do you say 'staying home' in Korean?
'Staying home' is 집에 있어요 (jibe isseoyo).
You've seen the idea. Now make it stick.
The journey continues in Zeeza — free to start, made to adapt to how you learn.
- Hear it and choose
- Build the sentence
- Say it after the voice
- …and more, adapted to you