This lesson focuses on discussing family and children in Korean. You’ll practice asking whether someone has children, describing sons and daughters, and talking about age using simple adjectives like “big” and “young.” The bonus section introduces additional family-related expressions, location questions, and useful everyday phrases such as asking where the bathroom is.

여자: 아이들은 있으세요?

• Do you have any children?

남자: 예, 세명 있어요. 김씨는요?

• Yes, I have three boys. How about you?

여자: 아들과 딸이 있어요.

• I have a son and a daughter.

남자: 아이들이 커요?

• Are the children big?

여자: 딸이 커요. 아들은 정말 어려요.

• The girl is big. As for the boy, he’s very young.

남자: 우리는 큰 아들이 있어요.

• As for us, we have a big boy.

-- Bonus expressions

그러세요?

• Is that so?

아이들과 같이 계세요?

• Are the children along with you?

아이들은 여기에 있어요.

• As for the children, they are here.

우리는 큰 아들이 있어요.

• As for us, we have a big boy.

우리 아들이 커요.

• Our boy is big.

우리 딸은 정말 어려요.

• Our girl is very young.

화장실이 어디예요?

• Where is the bathroom?

화장실이 저기예요.

• The bathroom is over there.

아이들은 어디에 있어요?

• As for the children, where are they?

뉴욕에 있어요.

• They’re in New York.