CONTENTS Download Audio Chapter One - Greetings & Self-introduction How are you? My name is Jessica. I've liked you ever since I listened to your song “I love you”. I'm a big fan of yours! I have been a fan of yours since you debuted. We have met before! Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Two - Saying Thank You Thank you for your hard work. You have changed my life. You saved me. Thank you for being kind to your fans. Thank you for everything. Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Three - Compliments You have many fans here. Your works are the best. You are so attractive. You are a good dancer. You are good looking. Your acting is awesome. You have a nice voice. Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Four - Showing Support I wish you success. I'm always on your side. You are the best. Way to go! I am proud of you. Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Five - Congratulatory Messages Happy birthday! Happy anniversary! Congratulations! Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Six - Expressing Concerns Stay healthy. Don't work too hard. Ignore haters. Always take care. Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Seven - Wishes & Requests Come to my country. I want to meet you. I will see you in Korea. Example 1 Example 2 Chapter Eight - Closing Statement Don't forget us. Show me your face. Be happy. Smile! Love you! I will write to you again. Have a good day. Bye! Example 1 Example 2 Sample Letters Country Names Job Titles Departments In School Month Names Reference Emphatic Adverbs How To Address People Singular/Plural Download Audio Thank you for purchasing Fan Letter Recipes by Talk To Me In Korean. You can download the full audio track at TalkToMeInKorean.com/FanLetterAudio. CHAPTER ONE Greetings & Self-introduction Greetings & Self-introduction How are you? How are you? 안녕하세요. Hello. 잘 지내셨어요? Have you been well? Similar sentences 잘 지내고 계세요? Are you doing well? 잘 지내세요? Are you well? Keywords 잘 well 지내다 to live Please note that there is no equivalent translation of "How are you?" in Korean. Instead, you can say "Have you been well?" or "Are you doing well?". 오빠한테 처음 보내는 편지예요. It is my first letter to you, oppa. Similar sentences 오빠에게 처음으로 편지를 써요. I am writing a letter to you for the first time. 오빠에게 제가 직접 쓰는 첫 번째 편지예요. This is the first letter that I am writing to you in person. Keywords 처음 first 보내다 to send 편지 letter 쓰다 to write 직접 in person 첫 번째 the first 처음으로 for the first time My name is Jessica. My name is Jessica. 저는 [ name ]예요/이에요. I am [ name ]. Similar sentences 제 이름은 [ name ]예요/이에요. My name is [ name ]. 저예요, [ name ]. It me, [ name ]. Keywords 저 I, me 이름 name 저는 [ country name ] 사람이에요. I am from [ country name ]. Keywords 저 I, me 사람 person 저는 [ country/city name ]에 살고 있어요. I am living in [ country/city name ]. Similar sentences 저는 [ country/city name ]에서 학교를 다니고 있어요. I go to school in [ country/city name ]. 저는 [ country/city name ]에서 일을 하고 있어요. I am working in [ country/city name ]. Keywords 살다 to live 저 I, me 사람 person 학교 school 다니다 to go (to a place regularly), to attend (regularly) 일을 하다 to work 저는 [ age ]살이에요. I am [ age ] years old. 저는 [ job title ]예요/이에요. I am a [ job title ]. 저는 학교에서 [ major ]을/를 공부하고 있어요. I study [ major ] at school. Similar sentences 저는 [ major ]을/를 전공하고 있어요. I am majoring in [ major ]. Keywords 학교 school 공부하다 to study 전공 major Use -을 if the noun ends with a consonant and -를 if the noun ends with a vowel.