PART 1 · LESSON 10 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES
The embassy window
The embassy on a morning in May: number twelve and the application please, both passports please, in case a document is missing come again, is proof that I lived in America needed too, in that case school records do too, and the baby's passport, in case you travel this year do them together, in case your address changes contact us, and now the papers of two countries are all done.
Audio instruction: English
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THE STORY
A Korean-speaking window at an embassy in Seoul on a morning in May, a number called, a folder handed over; the embassy clerk speaks the formal speech of a counter, Eli and Su-a answer her politely and speak casually to each other.
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