당근 [danggeun] “Carrot”
옥수수 [oksusu] “Corn”
양파 [yangpa] “Onion”
토마토 [tomato] “Tomato”
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독학 = Self-study
자습 = Free period
피곤하다 대 지치다
Tired – Tired of/sick of
성인 = (legal) adult, grown-up
그녀는 성인이 된 아들이 둘 있다 = She has two grown-up sons.
어린이들은 성인과 동반하는 경우에만 입장이 가능하다 = Children can be admitted only if they are accompanied by an adult.
어른 = (socially) adult, grown-up
너도 이제 어른이 다 되었구나 = You are a grown-up now.
어른이면 어른답게 행동해라 = If you are an adult, you should behave like one.
우리는 어른을 공경해야 한다 = We should respect adults.
오히려 = Rather, actually, on the contrary, preferably (contrary to what you thought)
오히려 제가 더 미안합니다 = I am the one who should apologize.
택시가 버스보다 오히려 시간이 더 걸렸다 = Taking a taxi was actually slower than taking a bus.
그는 고마워하기는커녕 오히려 나를 비난했다 = Far from thanking me, he criticized me instead.
그 약을 먹고 나서 오히려 병이 악화되었다 = My illness has actually gotten worse since I’ve taken the medicine.
오히려 이것이 나아요. = (Actually) This is preferable.
제가 오히려 반갑습니다. = (Rather,) The pleasure is mine.
나는 그에게 결점이 있어서 오히려 그를 좋아한다. = I like him all the better for his faults.
받아들이다 = accept
신청하다 = apply
날다 = fly
말다 = roll up
전혀 = completely, absolutely
오히려 = rather
빈말 = empty words
여권 = passport
환상 = illusion, fantasy
살결 = skin (texture) (결 = grain)
머릿결 = hair (texture)
요일 = day of the week
how do you tell if you pronounce the ㅇ or not
If it’s at the start of a syllable block it’s not pronounced you just say the sound of the vowel, such as in 엄마 and 아이. If it’s at the end of a syllable block it’s pronounced like ‘ng’, such as in 강 or 상황. So in 영 the first one is not pronounced but the final one is (yeong).
알바를 구하다 = looking for/seeking and part-timer
자체 = itself, the thing itself
마침 = just, right now
눈에 띄다 = catch one’s attention, be very visible
닦다 = clean, wash, wipe. brush
수시로 = frequently, often
주문(하다) = order
입대하다 = enlist (in the army)
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