1. In Korea, creative commercials promoting movie theater etiquette are shown before films. These commercials often advertise products while emphasizing proper theater behavior. Watch a movie theater etiquette commercial by the Korean mineral water brand Jeju Samdasoo. Identify three etiquettes promoted in the video, and list them using the form –어/아 주세요. You don’t need to understand every line; focus on grasping the main points.

2. Are there any other behaviors you would like to see included in the commercial? Please answer using –어/아 주세요 or –지 말아 주세요.

Helpful Vocabulary:

¹에티켓 etiquette

Meet with your partner(s) and video-record your best performance. You need $200 to see your favorite musical, but you don’t have the money at the moment. Have a conversation with a friend to borrow the money. Discuss details about the musical such as its genre, and explain why it is worth the price. Adhere to the following guidelines:

• Each person should have at least four meaningful sentences.
• Use the familiar speech style.
• Use the –아/어주다form when asking for favors.

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가: __________(name), 너 내가 뮤지컬 얼마나 좋아하는지 알지?

나: 응, 알지.

가: 그런데, 내가 요즘….

In Korea, unlike movies, musical tickets are quite expensive, so musicals are not commonly recognized as a widespread hobby. As a result, specific terms are used to describe both beginners and hardcore fans of musicals.
• 뮤덕 is short for 뮤지컬 덕후. 덕후 is derived from the Japanese term Otaku (おたく), which refers to a person with obsessive interests. Thus, 뮤덕 refers to individuals with a deep passion for musicals. 뮤덕s often watch the same musical multiple times, a practice known as N차 관람 (-차 meaning “times”).
• 뮤알못 is short for 뮤지컬 알지 못함, which refers to people who lack knowledge about musicals and are often introduced to new works by friends or other fans.
• 뮤잘알 is short for 뮤지컬 잘 알고 있는 사람, meaning someone who is well-informed about musicals, with extensive knowledge of musical actors, theaters, and other relevant details.
These suffixes, “-덕,” “-알못,” and “-잘알,” can also be applied to other hobbies.

As the president of a musical theater club, you writing an email to your club members to plan a group outing to watch a musical together. In the email, ask questions about the following: 1) when they would like to meet; 2) what genre of musicals they prefer; and 3) if they can join for a meal after watching the musical; 3) if there are any foods they cannot eat.

Adhere to the following guidelines:

• Include at least 7 meaningful sentences.
• Use the following grammar forms at least once: A/V–(으)ㄴ지, V–아/어주다, and A/V–거나
• Use both formal and informal polite speech styles.

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안녕하세요, 여러분!

우리 뮤지컬 동호회 모임을 하려고 해요.

. . .

그럼, 답장 기다릴게요!

감사합니다.

_____________ 드림