My Weekly Korean Vocabulary: Week 3

Week 3
My Weekly
Korean
Vocabulary
Week 3
day 1 morning
day 2 to buy
day 3 song
day 4 to look for, to find
day 5 school
day 6 to regret
day 7 present
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My Weekly Korean Vocabulary - Week 3 2
Day 1
아침
아침 밥 breakfast 밥 = food, meal, rice
좋은 아침 good morning 좋다 = to be good

좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
매일 아침 every morning 매일 = everyday
이른 아침 early morning 이르다 = to be early

이른 is the adjective form of 이르다.
아침 일찍 early in the morning 일찍 = early (adverb)
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내일 아침에 봐요. I will see you tomorrow morning. 내일 = tomorrow

보다 = to see, to look, to watch
-아/어/여요 = let’s
아침부터 비가 왔어요. It’s been raining since morning. -부터 = from, since
비 = rain
오다 = to come
저는 아침 잠이 많아요. I have a lot of trouble waking up in the 저 = I (polite)

잠 = sleep
morning.
많다 = to be a lot, many, very, much
아침 잠이 많다 = to have trouble getting up in the morning
저는 아침을 안 먹어요. I don’t eat breakfast. 저 = I (polite)

아침 = breakfast
아침 is morning but is also used for the meaning “break-
fast”.
안 = not
먹다 = to eat
내일 아침에 연락 주세요. Please contact me tomorrow morning. 내일 = tomorrow

연락 = contact
주다 = to give
연락 주다 = to contact
-(으)세요 = imperative (polite)

아침부터 왜 짜증내세요? It’s still morning, why are you getting so 부터 = from, since
왜 = why, how come
mad at me (so early in the day)?
짜증내다 = to get mad at someone, to show one’s anger
매일 아침 저는 뉴스를 I watch the news every morning. 매일 = everyday

저 = I (polite)
봐요. 뉴스 = news
보다 = to see, to look, to watch
오늘 아침에 일찍 This morning I woke up early. 오늘 = today

일찍 = early (adverb)
일어났어요. 일어나다 = to wake up, to get up
아침마다 출근길에 I listen to the radio every morning on my -마다 = every + N

출근길에 = on one’s way to work
라디오를 들어요. way to work.
라디오 = radio
듣다 = to listen
저는 일요일 아침에는 늦게 I wake up late on Sundays. 저 = I (polite)

일요일 = Sunday
일어나요. 늦다 = to be late
늦게 is the adverb form of 늦다.
일어나다 = to wake up, to get up

I drank (all night) from last night until 어제 = yesterday

밤 = night
어제 밤부터 아침까지 술을 morning.
-부터 = from, since
마셨어요. -까지 = until, till
술 = drink, alcohol, liquor
마시다 = to drink
아침 일찍 일어나는 게 너무 I have a hard time waking up in the morn- 일찍 = early

일어나다 = to wake up, to get up
힘들어요. ing.
-는 게 = to + V (subject)
-는 게 is -는 것이 in the original form, but people often just
use -는 게 for ease of pronunciation.
너무 = too much, excessively
힘들다 = to be difficult, to be hard
아침에 눈을 뜨니 눈이 오고 When I woke up this morning, it was 눈 = eye

눈을 뜨다 = to open one’s eyes, to wake up
있었어요. snowing.
눈 = snow
오다 = to come
-고 있다 = to be + V-ing
오늘 아침에 늦잠을 자서 I woke up late this morning, so I was late 오늘 = today

늦잠을 자다 = to wake up late
지각을 했어요. for school/work.
지각을 하다 = to be late for + N

어제 악몽을 꾸어서 아침 I had a nightmare last night, so I felt ter- 어제 = yesterday

악몽 = nightmare
내내 기분이 안 좋았어요. rible all morning.
악몽을 꾸다 = to have a nightmare
내내 = all through + (time)
기분 = one’s mood, one’s feeling
안 = not
좋다 = to be good

Day 2
사다
옷을 사다 to buy clothes 옷 = clothes
밥을 사다 to treat someone to a meal 밥 = food, meal, rice
사다 주다 to buy something for someone and bring it 주다 = to give
사다 놓다 to buy something and keep it for later use 놓다 = to put down, to leave
I bought it for a low price. 싸다 = to be cheap

싸게 is the cheap form of 싸다.
싸게 샀어요. 싸게 사다 = to buy something for a low price

뭐 살 거예요? What are you going to buy? 뭐 = what

뭐 is 무엇 in the original form, but people often just use 뭐
for ease of pronunciation.
-(으)ㄹ 것이다 = will, to be going to + V
얼마에 샀어요? How much did it cost? 얼마 = how much

-에 사다 = to buy at + (price)
어디에서 샀어요? Where did you buy it? 어디 = where
이거 사고 싶어요. I want to buy this. 이거 = this

-고 싶다 = to
약 좀 사다 주세요. Could you buy me some medicine? 약 = medicine

좀 = a little, please
사다 주다 = to buy something for someone and bring it
언제 밥 살 거예요? When are you going to treat me to a meal? 언제 = when

밥 = food, meal, rice
밥을 사다 = to treat someone to (food)
여기서는 사지 마세요. Don’t buy it here. 여기서 = here, from here

-지 마세요. = Don’t + V. (polite)

If you buy this, I’ll give you another one for 이거 = this
-(으)면 = if + S + V
이거 사면 하나 더 드려요. free.
하나 = one (native Korean number)
더 = more
드리다 = to give (honorific)
이거 사고 나면 돈이 If I buy this, I won’t have any money left. 이거 = this

-고 나면 = after/if/once + S + V
없어요. 돈 = money
없다 = to not have, to not be there
마음에 안 들어서 안 It wasn’t my style, so I didn’t buy it. 마음 = mind

마음에 들다 = to like
샀어요. 안 = not
-아/어/여서 = since, because
그 옷을 사고 나서 I regretted having bought those clothes. 그 = that, the

옷 = clothes
후회했어요. -고 나서 = after + S + V
후회하다 = to regret
인터넷으로 옷을 처음 사 This was my first time buying clothes on 인터넷 = internet

으로 = with, through, on, via
봤어요. the internet.
옷 = clothes
처음 = first, for the first time
-아/어/여 보다 = to try V-ing

살까 말까 고민하다가 안 I wasn’t sure whether to buy it or not, but -(으)ㄹ까 말까 = whether to + V

고민하다 = to debate, to try to decide
샀어요. in the end I didn’t buy it.
-다가 = after + S + V, while + V-ing
안 = not
할인 기간일 때 많이 사 When there’s a sale, make sure to buy a lot. 할인 = sale

기간 = period, term
놔야 해요. -(으)ㄹ 때 = while, when
많다 = to be a lot
많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
사 놓다 = to buy something and keep it for later use
-어/아/여야 하다 = should, must
친구 선물로 뭐 살지 고민 I’m still thinking what to buy for my friend. 친구 = friend

선물 = gift, present
중이에요. -(으)로 = as, for
뭐 = what
뭐 -(으)ㄹ지 고민하다 = to try to decide what to + V
중이다 = to be V-ing, to be between/middle/in the middle
of + V-ing

Day 3
노래
좋은 노래 good song 좋다 = to be good

슬픈 노래 sad song 슬프다 = to be sad

슬픈 is the adjective form of 슬프다.
신나는 노래 exciting song 신나다 = to be exciting

신나는 is adjective form of 신나다.
노래를 하다 to sing 하다 = to do
노래를 하다 = to sing
노래를 부르다 to sing 부르다 = to sing, to call

노래를 듣다 to listen to a song 듣다 = to listen, to hear
노래 불러 주세요. Sing for me. 부르다 = to sing, to call

-아/어/여 주다 = to do something for someone
부르다 is an irregular verb and 부르 changes to 불ㄹ before
-어.
이거 누구 노래예요? Whose song is this? 이거 = this

누구 = who, whose
어떤 노래 듣고 싶어요? What kind of song do you want to listen to? 어떤 = what kind of, which
듣다 = to listen to, to hear
-고 싶다 = to want to + V
노래를 잘해서 반했어요. I fell in love with them because they are 잘하다 = to be good at something
-아/어/여서 = since, because
good at singing.
반하다 = to fall in love
저는 노래를 너무 못 해요. I’m a terrible singer. 저 = I (polite)

못하다 = to be poor at something

좋은 노래 추천해 주세요. Please recommend some good songs for 좋다 = to be good

me to listen to.
추천하다 = to recommend
그 노래 가사가 정말 That song has really good lyrics. 그 = that, the

가사 = lyrics
좋아요. 정말 = really
좋다 = to be good
저 음치니까 노래 시키지 I can’t sing at all, so please don’t make me 저 = I (polite)

음치 = someone who can’t carry a tune, terrible singer
마세요. sing.
-(으)니까 = because, since
시키다 = to make someone + V
지금 나오는 노래 제목이 What is the title of the song that is playing 지금 = now
나오다 = to come out; to be aired on the radio, to be
뭐예요? now?
played on the speakers
제목 = title
뭐 = what

힘들 때 이 노래가 위로가 This song comforted me when I was feeling 힘들다 = to have a hard time, to be tough
-(으)ㄹ 때 = while, when
되었어요. down.
이 = this
위로 = consolation
위로가 되다 = to comfort, to soothe
그 사람 노래 할 때 I like his/her singing voice. 그 = that, the

사람 = person, people
목소리가 정말 좋아요. 목소리 = voice
정말 = really
좋다 = to be good, to like
요즘 새로 나온 소녀시대 Have you listened to Girls’ Generation’s 요즘 = these days, lately, recently
새로 = newly (adverb)
노래 들어 봤어요? new song?
나오다 = to come out, to be released, to be published
듣다 = to listen, to hear
기분이 좋아서 나도 모르게 Since I was in a good mood, I started hum- 기분 = mood, feeling
좋다 = to be good
노래를 흥얼거렸어요. ming without even noticing.
-아/어/여 서 = since, because
나도 모르게 = without realizing, without meaning to
노래를 흥얼거리다 = to hum

어제 노래방에서 노래를 너 I sang so much at karaoke last night that 어제 = yesterday

노래방 = karaoke, singing room
무 많이 불렀더니 목이 my throat hurts.
아파요. 많다 = to be a lot
부르다 = to sing, to call
-았/었/였더니 = because + S + V-ed, since + S + V
목 = throat, neck
아프다 = to hurt

Day 4
찾다
사람을 찾다 to look for/find someone 사람 = person, people
물건을 찾다 to look for/find something 물건 = thing, stuff
뭐 찾고 있어요? What are you looking for? 뭐 = what

계속 찾아 볼게요. I will keep looking. 계속 = continuously

찾다가 포기했어요. I gave up searching. -다가 = while doing something, after doing something
포기하다 = to give up

어디에서 찾았어요? Where did you find it? 어디 = where
도저히 못 찾겠어요. No matter how hard I look, I can’t find it. 도저히 = now matter how hard one tries, no matter what
못 = can’t
이 책 좀 찾아 주세요. Please find this book for me. 이 = this

책 = book
좀 = a little, please
이거 찾느라고 힘들었어요. I had trouble finding it. 이거 = this, this thing

-느라고 힘들다 = to have a hard time trying to + V
제 지갑 찾으면 연락 Please call me if you find my wallet. 제 = my (polite)

지갑 = wallet
주세요. -(으)면 = if/once + S + V
연락 = contact
주다 = to give
연락 주다 = to contact
집에 있으니까 잘 찾아 It’s in the house, so look for it thoroughly. 집 = house

있다 = to exist
보세요. -(으)니까 = because, since
잘 = well, carefully

어디 갔었어요? 한참 Where have you been? I have been looking 어디 = where

한참 = for a long time
찾았어요. for you a long time.
제가 찾고 있는 물건이 아니 This is not what I am looking for. 제 = I (subject) (polite)

에요. 물건 = thing, stuff
아니다 = to be not + N
앞으로 한 달 동안 저 찾지 From now on, don’t look for me for one 앞으로 = from now on
한 달 = one month
마세요. month.
동안 = for, during
저 = I (polite)
잃어버린 열쇠를 베개 I found the key that I had lost under the 잃어버리다 = to lose
열쇠 = key
밑에서 찾았어요. pillow.
베개 = pillow
밑 = under, below
-에서 = from
한참을 헤매다가 드디어 I wandered about for a while until I finally 한참 = for a long time
헤매다 = to wander
길을 찾았어요. found my way.
드디어 = finally, at last
길 = way, street, road

연필은 찾았는데 지우개를 I found my pencil, but I still can’t find my 연필 = pencil
-는데 = but
못 찾겠어요. eraser.
지우개 = eraser
못 = can’t
-겠- = suffix for assumption
이 단어를 사전에서 찾아 I looked for this word in the dictionary, but 이 = this
단어 = vocabulary
봤는데 없어요. it is not there.
사전 = dictionary
-는데 = but
없다 = to not have, to not be there
안경을 쓰고 있는 걸 모르고 I searched for my glasses without realizing 안경 = glasses

쓰다 = to wear
계속 찾았어요. I was wearing them.
-고 있다 = to be V-ing
모르다 = to not know
계속 = continuously
잃어버린 줄 알았던 반지를 The ring that I thought I had lost was in 잃어버리다 = to lose
-(으)ㄴ 줄 알다 = to think that + S + V
서랍 안에서 찾았어요. the drawer.
-아/어/여ㅆ 던 + N = N + that + S + V (past tense)
반지 = ring
서랍 = drawer
안 = in, inside
에서 = from, at

Day 5
학교
초등학교 elementary school 초등학교 = elementary school
중학교 middle school 중학교 = middle school
고등학교 high school 고등학교 = high school
대학교 university 대학교 = university
학교에 다니다 to go to school 다니다 = to go (to school)
학교에 들어가다 to enter school 들어가다 = to enter

학교를 졸업하다 to graduate 졸업하다 = to graduate
to study at a school -에서 = from, at

공부하다 = to study
학교에서 공부하다
학교 다녀왔습니다. I’m home. (from school) 다녀오다 = to go to a place and come back
대학교 때 친구예요. This is my friend from university. 대학교 = university

때 = when, from
친구 = friend
저희 학교는 정말 넓어요. My school has a huge campus. 저희 = our, my (polite)

정말 = really
넓다 = to be broad, to be huge
가고 싶던 학교에 붙었어요. I passed the entrance exam for the school 가다 = to go

that I wanted to go.
붙다 = to pass (in an entrance exam)
저희 학교 축구부는 정말 The soccer club in my school is really 저희 = our, my (polite)

축구부 = soccer team
유명해요. famous.
정말 = really
유명하다 = to be famous

고등학교 때는 숙제가 정말 Back in high school, there was a lot of 고등학교 = high school
때 = time
많았어요. homework to do.
숙제 = homework
정말 = really
학교 다닐 때는 공부를 정말 When I went to school, I didn’t do well in 다니다 = to go (to school)

-(으)ㄹ 때 = when, while
못 했어요. my studies.
공부 = studying
정말 = really
못 하다 = to be poor at something
저희 학교에는 외국인 There are a lot of foreign students studying 저희 = our, my (polite)
외국인 = foreigner
유학생이 많아요. abroad in my school.
유학생 = international student, student studying abroad
토요일하고 일요일에는 We don’t go to school on Saturdays and 토요일 = Saturday

-하고 = and
학교를 안 가요. Sundays.
일요일 = Sunday
안 = not
가다 = to go
졸업하고 나니 학교로 Now that I’ve graduated from school, I 졸업하다 = to graduate
-고 나니 = now that + S + V-ed
돌아가고 싶어요. want to go back to school.
돌아가다 = to come back, to go back

학교 근처에 있는 오락실에 I used to go to the game arcade near school 근처 = near

있다 = to be, to be located
자주 갔었어요. often.
오락실 = game arcade
자주 = often, frequently
가다 = to go
학교가 끝나면 항상 I always played soccer in the play ground 끝나다 = to end
-(으)면 = when, if, once
운동장에서 축구를 했어요. after school.
항상 = always
운동장 = play ground, schoolyard
축구 = soccer
축구를 하다 = to play soccer

Day 6
후회하다
후회할지도 몰라요. You might regret this. -(으)ㄹ지도 모르다 = S + might/may + V
후회할 필요 없어요. You don’t need to regret it. -(으)ㄹ 필요 없다 = to not need to, to not have to
언젠가 후회할 거예요. You will regret it someday. 언젠가 = someday

후회하고 싶지 않아요. I don’t want to regret. -고 싶지 않다 = to not want to + V
곧 후회하게 될 거예요. You will regret it soon. 곧 = soon

-게 될 것이다 = will, to be going to + V

후회 안 할 자신 있어요? Are you sure you are not going to regret it? 안 = not
하다 = to do
자신 = confidence
자신 있다 = to be confident
한 번도 후회한 적 없어요. I have never regretted. 한 번도 - 없다 = not even once, not even one time
-(으)ㄴ 적 없다 = to have never done something
그 날 일을 정말 후회해요. I really regret what happened that day. 그 = that, the

날 = day
일 = thing, occasion, stuff, work
정말 = really
후회할 말은 하지 마세요. Don’t say something you would regret later 말 = talk, language, word
-지 마세요 = Don’t + V. (polite)
on.
후회할 행동은 하지 마세요. Don’t do something you would regret later 행동 = behavior
-지 마세요 = Don’t + V. (polite)
on.
계속 그러면 후회할 거예요. If you keep acting like that, you would 계속 = continuously
그러다 = to act like that, to behave like that
regret.
-(으)면 = if + S + V

후회 없는 삶을 살고 싶 I want to live a life without regrets. 없다 = to not have, to not be there

삶 = life
어요. 살다 = to live
최선을 다했으니 후회는 Since I did my best, I don’t regret it. 최선을 다하다 = to do one’s best
-았/었/였으니 = since + S + V-ed
없어요. 없다 = to not have, to not be there
나중에 후회하지 말고 If you don’t come with me, you would 나중에 = later
-지 말고 = don’t + V + and
같이 가요. regret later.
같이 = with, together
가다 = to go
-아/어/여/요 = let’s + V
이제 와서 후회해 봐야 소용 There is no use in regretting it now. 이제 와서 = now, now that things have happened like this
-아/어/여 봐야 소용 없다 = there is no use in V-ing
없어요.
공부를 더 열심히 했어야 I should have studied harder in school, but 공부 = studying
더 = more
했는데 후회 돼요. I didn’t, so I regret it.
열심히 = hard, dilligently (adverb)
-아/어/여ㅆ어야 했다 = should have done something
-는데 = but

학교 다닐 때 공부 안 한 걸 I regret not studying harder back in school. 학교 = school

다니다 = to go
후회하고 있어요. -(으)ㄹ 때 = when, while
공부 = studying
공부 하다 = to study
안 = not
어젯밤에 술을 너무 많이 I regret drinking too much last night. 어젯밤 = last night
술 = alcohol, liquor
마신 게 후회가 돼요. 너무 = too much, excessively
마시다 = to drink
후회할 때는 후회하더라도 Even though I might regret it, I would like -(으)ㄹ 때는 -더라도 = even though I might + V + later
한 번 = one time, once
한 번 해 보고 싶어요. to try it at least once.
하다 = to do
둘 중에 어떤 걸 선택하든 No matter what I choose, you will regret. 둘 = two (native Korean number)
중에 = among, between, out of
후회를 하게 될 거예요. 어떤 걸 = anything (object)
어떤 걸 is 어떤 것을 in the original form, but people often
just use 어떤 걸 for ease of pronunciation.
선택하다 = to choose
-든 = regardless of whether you + V + or ...
-게 될 것이다 = will, to be going to + V

Day 7
선물
생일 선물 birthday present 생일 = birthday
졸업 선물 graduation present 졸업 = graduation
선물을 사다 to buy a present 사다 = to buy
선물을 받다 to receive a present 받다 = to receive
선물을 주다 to give a present 주다 = to give
선물을 고르다 to choose a present 고르다 = to choose

선물이에요. This is a present.
선물 감사합니다. Thank you for your present.
어떤 선물 받고 싶어요? What kind of present do you want? 어떤 = which, what kind of

받다 = to receive
이 선물 열어 봐도 돼요? Can I open this present? 이 = this

열다 = to open
-아/어/여도 돼다 = it is okay to + V, S + can + V
선물 너무 마음에 들어요. I really love your present. 너무 = too much, excessively

마음 = mind
마음에 들다 = to like, to be likeable
아빠 선물로 뭐가 What would be a good present for my dad? 아빠 = dad, father

-(으)로 = as, for
좋을까요? 뭐 = what
좋다 = to be good
-(으)ㄹ까(요)? = sentence ending for assumptive questions

생일 선물로 뭐 받고 What do you want for your birthday? 생일 = birthday

-(으)로 = as, for
싶어요? 뭐 = what
받다 = to receive
졸업 선물로 강아지를 I received a puppy as my graduation 졸업 =graduation

-(으)로 = as, for
받았어요. present.
강아지 = puppy
받다 = to receive
이 책 친구한테 선물 하고 I want to give this book to my friend as a 이 = this

책 = book
싶어요. present.
친구 = friend
-한테 = to
선물 하다 = to give as a present
이 시계는 선물용으로 많이 We sell this watch a lot as gifts. 이 = this

시계 = watch, clock
팔려요. 선물용 = things for gifts
-(으)로 = as, for
팔리다 = to be sold

이거 선물로 줄 거니까 Since this is a present for someone, please 이거 = this, this thing
-(으)로 = as, for
포장해 주세요. wrap it.
주다 = to give
-(으)니까 = since, because
포장 = packing
포장하다 = to wrap
이번에 여행 가면 선물 꼭 When you go on a trip this time, please buy 이번에 = this time
여행 = trip, travel
사다 주세요. something for me.
가다 = to go
꼭 = for sure, definitely
사다 주다 = to buy something for someone and bring it
선물이 마음에 안 들면 You can change this gift if you don’t like it. 마음 = mind
마음에 들다 = to like, to likeable
교환할 수 있어요. 안 = not
-(으)면 = if + S + V
교환하다 = to exchange, to change
-(으)ㄹ 수 있다 = to be able to + V
선물을 고르는 데에 시간을 I spent too much time choosing a gift. 고르다 = to choose
-는 데에 시간을 쓰다 = to spend time in V-ing
너무 많이 썼어요. 시간 = time
쓰다 = to spend, to use


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아침 밥 breakfast 밥 = food, meal, rice

좋은 아침 good morning 좋다 = to be good

매일 아침 every morning 매일 = everyday

이른 아침 early morning 이르다 = to be early

아침 일찍 early in the morning 일찍 = early (adverb)

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내일 아침에 봐요. I will see you tomorrow morning. 내일 = tomorrow

저는 아침 잠이 많아요. I have a lot of trouble waking up in the 저 = I (polite)

저는 아침을 안 먹어요. I don’t eat breakfast. 저 = I (polite)

내일 아침에 연락 주세요. Please contact me tomorrow morning. 내일 = tomorrow

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매일 아침 저는 뉴스를 I watch the news every morning. 매일 = everyday

오늘 아침에 일찍 This morning I woke up early. 오늘 = today

아침마다 출근길에 I listen to the radio every morning on my -마다 = every + N

저는 일요일 아침에는 늦게 I wake up late on Sundays. 저 = I (polite)

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I drank (all night) from last night until 어제 = yesterday

아침 일찍 일어나는 게 너무 I have a hard time waking up in the morn- 일찍 = early

아침에 눈을 뜨니 눈이 오고 When I woke up this morning, it was 눈 = eye

오늘 아침에 늦잠을 자서 I woke up late this morning, so I was late 오늘 = today

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어제 악몽을 꾸어서 아침 I had a nightmare last night, so I felt ter- 어제 = yesterday

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옷을 사다 to buy clothes 옷 = clothes

밥을 사다 to treat someone to a meal 밥 = food, meal, rice

사다 주다 to buy something for someone and bring it 주다 = to give

I bought it for a low price. 싸다 = to be cheap

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뭐 살 거예요? What are you going to buy? 뭐 = what

얼마에 샀어요? How much did it cost? 얼마 = how much

어디에서 샀어요? Where did you buy it? 어디 = where

이거 사고 싶어요. I want to buy this. 이거 = this

약 좀 사다 주세요. Could you buy me some medicine? 약 = medicine

언제 밥 살 거예요? When are you going to treat me to a meal? 언제 = when

여기서는 사지 마세요. Don’t buy it here. 여기서 = here, from here

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이거 사고 나면 돈이 If I buy this, I won’t have any money left. 이거 = this

마음에 안 들어서 안 It wasn’t my style, so I didn’t buy it. 마음 = mind

그 옷을 사고 나서 I regretted having bought those clothes. 그 = that, the

인터넷으로 옷을 처음 사 This was my first time buying clothes on 인터넷 = internet

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살까 말까 고민하다가 안 I wasn’t sure whether to buy it or not, but -(으)ㄹ까 말까 = whether to + V

할인 기간일 때 많이 사 When there’s a sale, make sure to buy a lot. 할인 = sale

친구 선물로 뭐 살지 고민 I’m still thinking what to buy for my friend. 친구 = friend

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좋은 노래 good song 좋다 = to be good

슬픈 노래 sad song 슬프다 = to be sad

신나는 노래 exciting song 신나다 = to be exciting

노래를 부르다 to sing 부르다 = to sing, to call

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노래를 듣다 to listen to a song 듣다 = to listen, to hear

노래 불러 주세요. Sing for me. 부르다 = to sing, to call

이거 누구 노래예요? Whose song is this? 이거 = this

저는 노래를 너무 못 해요. I’m a terrible singer. 저 = I (polite)

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좋은 노래 추천해 주세요. Please recommend some good songs for 좋다 = to be good

그 노래 가사가 정말 That song has really good lyrics. 그 = that, the

저 음치니까 노래 시키지 I can’t sing at all, so please don’t make me 저 = I (polite)

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그 사람 노래 할 때 I like his/her singing voice. 그 = that, the

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