한때 once
그 여자도 한때는 아름다왔다 She was once beautiful.
너는 한때에 너무 많은 일을 한다. You’re doing too many things at once.
그는 한 때 나만 못살게 굴었다. He used to pick on me all the time.
나의 가장 친한 친구는 한때 나의 적이었다. My best friend was once my enemy.
한 때 프랑스에 살았었다. I once lived in France.
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(~아/어) 달라다 = to ask, request
도와 달라다 = to ask for help
해 달라는 대로 = as requested
나는 그에게 편지를 부쳐 달라고 부탁했다 = I asked him to mail the letter
여자가 남자에게 향수를 사 달라고 하는 이유는? = Why does the woman want the man to buy her perfume?
나는 너에게 도와 달라고 하고 싶었어 = I wanted to ask you a favour.
아들이 아버지에게 컴퓨터를 사 달라고 했어 = The son asked his father to buy him a computer.
(~아/어) 달라고 하다 shortened to (~아/어) 달래요
PLUS TEN MORE…
- N. Korea = 복한 (bok-han)
- Thailand = 태국 (tae-gook)
- Nepal = 네팔 (neh-pal)
- Turkey = 터키 (tuh-kee)
- Iran = 이란 (ee-ran)
- Ghana = 가나 (gah-nah)
- Kenya = 케냐 (keh-nya)
- Cuba = 쿠바 (koo-bah)
- Peru = 페루 (peh-roo)
- Chile = 칠레 (cheel-leh)
닭볶음탕 : Spicy braised chicken (this is a kind of 닭찜, sometimes called 닭도리탕) Recipe from Maangchi
닭 = Chicken
볶음 noun form of 볶다 = to pan fry, braise, stir fry
탕 = Soup
간장 = Soy Sauce
고추장 = Hot pepper paste
마늘 = Garlic
설탕 = Sugar
양파 = Onion
감자 = Potato
휴
To rest
휴일 = day off, public holiday
휴가 = break, vacation (from work)
휴식 = rest, break
휴학 = temporary absence from school
연휴 = consecutive holidays (추석연휴)
휴게소 = a resting place, a (highway) rest stop
휴전선 = a truce line
휴화산 = a dormant volcano
공휴일 = national holiday
휴강 = skipping a class, class cancelled
휴무 = day off
1. remember to use 분 instead of 사람 with 높임말.
2. 자연과 기술과 차이 -> 자연과 기술의 차이.
3. 아버지의 친구가 -> 아버지의 친구 분이.
4. 변명하다 not 변명을 말하다.
5. 드디어 only for positive situations (feeling of “at last!”) 마침내 for positive or negative (more neutral “in the end”)
장
Place, spot, site, ground, field
운동장 = Playground, sports field
수영장 = Swimming pool
테니스장 = Tennis court
축구장 = Football grounds
주차장 = Car park
Youtube resources
Talk to me in Korean, so. many. good. videos. I especially like Ask Hyojin and Catch the Wave.
Korean Class 101, video lesson series on 한글, vocab, survival korean, listening practice, Korean culture and more.
Conversational Korean, grammar taught through cute illustrated conversations.
Fluent Korean, comprehensive grammar lessons from beginner to lower-intermediate level.
Sweet and Tasty, lessons on basic vocab, situational phrases, and culture.
Go! Billy Korean, helpful grammar lessons and phrases among other videos.
Ah, I’m tired. Even though I slept all through one month I’m going to sleep.
Why am I so awake even though it’s night? I wonder what Bear is doing?
I better sleep quickly. Wow.. This is nice..
Bear, it’s me! The duck from next door! Open the door! Quickly!
Duck, what’s wrong? I just fell asleep..
Hello, hello! I’m bored! Let’s hang out together. Shall we play a card game? Watch a movie? Then shall we talk all night long? Shall we make juice? Play music together? Then shall we read books to each other?
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