MyWeeklyKoreanVocabulary Week12

Week 12 day 1 water
day 2 to end, to be over,
to be finished
photo by Hyunwoo Sun
day 3 face
Week 12 day 4 to use, to hire
day 5 taste
day 6 to play, to hang out,
to rest, to not work
day 7 smell
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My Weekly Korean Vocabulary - Week 12 2
Day 1
찬물 cold water 차다 = to be cold

찬 is the adjective form of 차다.
수돗물 tap water 수도 = water pipe
바닷물 sea water 바다 = sea, ocean
마실 물 water to drink 마시다 = to drink
따뜻한 물 warm water 따뜻하다 = to be warm
미지근한 물 lukewarm water 미지근하다 = to be lukewarm
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물을 마시다 to drink water 마시다 = to drink
물을 끓이다 to boil water 끓이다 = to boil (something)
물에 빠지다 to drown, to fall into water -에 = at, in, from, to

빠지다 = to fall into
물 마실래요? Do you want to drink some water? 마시다 = to drink

-(으)ㄹ래요? = Do you want to + V?, Shall we + V?
물 좀 주세요. Please give me some water. 좀 = a little, please

주다 = to give
-(으)세요 = imperative (polite)
저는 물 말고 콜라 주세요. Please give me coke instead of water. 저 = I (polite)

말고 = not + N, instead of + N
콜라 = coke
주다 = to give
지붕에서 물이 새고 있어요. Water is leaking from the roof. 지붕 = roof

-에서 = at, in, from
새다 = to leak
-고 있다 = to be + V-ing

차 마시게 물 좀 끓여 I want to drink some tea. Please boil 차 = tea

some water for me. 마시다 = to drink
주세요. -게 = so that you can + Verb
좀 = a little, please
끓이다 = to boil (something)
-아/어/여 주세요 = Do something for me.
너무 더워서 찬 물로 It was really hot, so I took a shower with 너무 = too much, excessively
cold water. 덥다 = to be hot
샤워했어요. -아/어/여서 = since, because
차다 = to be cold
찬 is the adjective form of 차다.
-로 = as, for, to, with, via
샤워하다 = to shower
바닷물은 짜서 마실 수가 Sea water is too salt to drink. 바다 = sea

바닷물 = seawater
없어요. 짜다 = to be salty
-아/어/여서 = since, because
마시다 = to drink
-(으)ㄹ 수 없다 = to be not able to
차를 마시려고 물을 끓이고 I am boiling some water to drink some 차 = tea

tea. 마시다 = to drink
있어요. -(으)려고 = in order to + V

혹시 찬 물 말고 따뜻한 By any chance, do you have warm water 혹시 = by any chance

instead of cold water? 차다 = to be cold
물도 있어요? 찬 is the adjective form of 차다.
말고 = not + N, instead of + N
따뜻하다 = to be warm
따뜻한 is the adjective form of 따뜻하다.
-도 = also, too
있다 = to have, to exist, to be there
너무 목이 말라서 물을 세 I was so thirsty that I drank as many as 너무 = too much, excessively

three cups of water. 목 = throat, neck
컵이나 마셨어요. 마르다 = to be dry
목이 마르다 = to be thirsty
세 컵 = three cups
-이나 = as many/much as + number/amount
저는 수돗물을 그냥 마시지 I don’t drink tap water as is but I boil it 저 = I (polite)

once before I drink it. 수도 = water supply
않고 한 번 끓여 마셔요. 수돗물 = tap water
그냥 = just
-지 않다 = to not + V
한 번 = once, one time

Day 2
끝나다
곧 끝나다 to end soon 곧 = soon
일찍 끝나다 to end early 일찍 = early, soon
실패로 끝나다 to end up in failure 실패 = failure

여름이 끝나다 The summer is over. 여름 = summer
학교 끝났어요? Is the school over? Did you finish school? 학교 = school
수업이 끝났어요. The class is over. 수업 = class

끝나면 말해 주세요. Tell me when it’s over. -(으)면 = once + S + V

말하다 = to tell, to speak, to say, to talk
아직 다 안 끝났어요. It’s not over yet. 아직 = yet

다 = all, whole, every
안 = not
내일 몇 시에 끝나요? What time do you finish tomorrow? 내일 = tomorrow

몇 시 = what time
-에 = at, in, from, to
30분 내로 끝날 거예요. It will finish within 30 minutes. 30분 = thirty minutes

내 = within (a certain amount of time or distance)
-(으)ㄹ 것이다 = will, to be going to + V
거의 다 끝난 것 같아요. I think it’s almost over. 거의 = almost

- 것 같다 = It seems/looks like + S + V
제 말 아직 안 끝났어요. I’m not finished talking yet. 제 = my (polite)

말 = language, what one says, expression
아직 = yet
안 = not

회의 끝나면 연락해 주세요. Contact me when the meeting is over. 회의 = meeting

-(으)면 = once + S + V
연락하다 = to contact
벌써 여름이 끝나가고 The summer is already coming to an end. 벌써 = already

여름 = summer
있어요. 끝나가다 = to come to an end
오늘 일 끝나고 어디 갈 Where are you going after work today? 오늘 = today

일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
거예요? 어디 = where
가다 = to go
이번 프로젝트는 실패로 This project ended up in failure. 이번 = this, this time

프로젝트 = project
끝났어요. 실패 = failure
곧 끝나니까 잠깐만 기다려 It will be over soon so please wait for a 곧 = soon
moment. -(으)니까 = since, because
주세요. 잠깐 = for a short time, for a moment
-만 = just, only
기다리다 = to wait

수업이 끝나자마자 As soon as the class was over, I ran to the 수업 = class
cafeteria. -자마자 = as soon as + S + V
식당으로 달려갔어요. 식당 = restaurant, cafeteria
-으로 = to, toward, with, via, through
달려가다 = to run into
영화가 10시에 시작해서 The movie starts at 10 o’clock and will 영화 = movie, film
end at 12 o’clock. 10시 = ten o’clock
12시에 끝날 거예요. -에 = at, in, from, to
시작하다 = to start
12시 = twelve o’clock
오늘은 집에 일찍 가고 I want to go home early today but there’s 오늘 = today

a lot of work to do so I think I’ll finish 집 = home, house
싶은데 일이 많아서 늦게 late. -에 = at, in, from, to
끝날 것 같아요. 일찍 = early, soon
가다 = to go
-고 싶다 = to want to + V
-(으/느)ㄴ데 = and, but
일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
많다 = to be a lot
늦다 = to be late
늦게 is the adverb form of 늦다.

Day 3
얼굴
예쁜 얼굴 pretty face 예쁘다 = to be pretty

예쁜 is the adjective form of 예쁘다.
귀여운 얼굴 cute face 귀엽다 = to be cute

귀여운 is the adjective form of 귀엽다.
친숙한 얼굴 familiar face 친숙하다 = to be familiar

친숙한 is the adjective form of 친숙하다.
무서운 얼굴 scary face 무섭다 = to be scary

무서운 is the adjective form of 무섭다.
얼굴을 붉히다 to blush one’s face 붉히다 = to blush (one’s face)

얼굴이 반쪽이 되다 to become gaunt 반쪽 = half

-되다 = to become”
제 얼굴에 뭐 묻었어요? Do I have something on my face? 제 = my (polite)

뭐 = what
묻다 = to be smeared, to be stained
우리 얼굴 좀 보고 살아요. We should meet up sometimes. 우리 = we

보다 = to see, to meet, to watch, to look
살다 = to live
-아/어/여요 = Let’s + V
오늘은 모르는 얼굴이 Today, there are a lot of new faces. 오늘 = today
모르다 = to not know
많네요. 많다 = to be a lot
전에 본 적이 있는 I’ve seen that face before. 전 = before

얼굴이에요. 보다 = to see, to meet, to watch, to look
-(으)ㄴ적 있다 = have + p.p.

그냥 가서 얼굴만 보이고 I will just go and say hi to them. 그냥 = just

가다 = to go
올게요. -만 = just, only
보이다 = to show
오다 = to come
얼굴을 보이다 = to drop by and say hi
거기는 사람을 뽑을 때 They look at the applicants’ appearance 거기 = there, that place
when they hire people. 사람 = person, people
얼굴을 봐요. 사람을 뽑다 = to hire someone, to choose someone
-(으)ㄹ 때 = when S + V
보다 = to see, to look, to watch
어디 아파요? Are you not feeling well? You look very 어디 = where
gaunt. 아프다 = to be sick, to hurt
얼굴이 반쪽이 됐네요. 반쪽 = half
-되다 = to become
얼굴이 반쪽이 되다 = to become gaunt, to lose a lot of
weight
저는 술을 마시면 얼굴이 When I drink alcohol, my face gets red 저 = I (polite)

quickly. 술 = alcohol, liquor
금방 빨개져요. 마시다 = to drink
-(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
금방 = soon, quickly
빨갛다 = to be red
-아/어/여지다 = to become + adjective

바닷가에 다녀와서 얼굴이 I went to the beach so my face got really 바닷가 = beach
tan. -에 = at, in, from, to
까맣게 탔어요. 다녀오다 = to go (and come back)
까맣다 = to be black
까맣게 is the adverb form of 까맣다.
타다 = to burn, to get tan
그 사람은 제 칭찬을 듣고 He blushed when he heard my 그 = that, the

compliment. 사람 =person, people
얼굴을 붉혔어요. 제 = my (polite)
칭찬 = compliment
듣다 = to hear, to listen
붉히다 = to blush (one’s face)
얼굴만 보면 어느 나라 Just looking at his face, I can’t tell which -만 = just, only
country he is from. 보다 = to see, to watch, to look
사람인지 모르겠어요. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
어느 = which
나라 = country
사람 = person, people
-인지 = weather (or not)
모르다 = to not know
-인지 모르다 = to not be able to tell

그 사람은 얼굴은 잘 He is handsome but has a bad 그 = that, the

personality. 사람 = person, people
생겼는데 성격은 안 좋아요. 잘 생기다/잘 생겼다 = to be handsome
-는데 = S + V + but
성격 = personality, disposition
안 = not
좋다 = to be good, to be nice
한국에서는 얼굴이 작다고 In Korea, telling someone that she has a 한국 = Korea
small face is a compliment. -에서 = at, in, from
하는 것이 칭찬이에요. 작다 = to be small
-다고 하다 = to tell someone that she/he is + adjective
칭찬 = compliment
그 사람은 얼굴은 무섭게 He looks like a scary person but he’s 그 = that, the
actually a nice person. 사람 = person
생겼지만 사실은 착한 무섭다 = to be scary
사람이에요. 무섭게 is the adverb form of 무섭다.
-게 생기다 = to be + adjective (to describe one’s
appearance), to look like a + adjective + person
-았/었/였지만 = V-ed but, even though + S + V-ed
사실 = actually
착하다 = to be nice, to be kind
착한 is the adjective form of 착하다.

Day 4
쓰다
돈을 쓰다 to spend money 돈 = money
신경 쓰다 to worry, to be concerned about 신경 = nerve
사람을 쓰다 to hire someone 사람 = person, people
힘 좀 써 보세요. Do something about it to help. Use some 힘 = strength, power

of your strength/power. 좀 = a little, please
-아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing
어떤 향수 쓰세요? What kind of perfume do you use? 어떤 = which, what kind of

향수 = perfume

너무 신경 쓰지 마세요. Don’t worry too much about it. 너무 = too much, excessively
신경 = nerve
신경 쓰다 = to worry, to be concerned about something
-지 마세요 = Don’t + V.
이건 어디에 쓰는 거예요? What is this used for? 이건 = this (subject)

이건 is 이거는 in the original form but people often just use
이건 for ease of pronunciation.
어디 = where
거 = thing
거 is 것 in the original form but people often just use 거 for
ease of pronunciation.
잠깐 컴퓨터 좀 써도 돼요? Can I use the computer for a little bit? 잠깐 = a little
컴퓨터 = computer
-아/어/여도 되다 = to be okay to + V
사람은 마음을 곱게 써야 *You need to bless in order to be blessed. 사람 = person, people

마음 = mind
해요. 곱다 = to be nice, to be pretty, to be fine
곱게 is the adverb form of 곱다.
-아/어/여야 하다 = should
마음을 곱게 쓰다 = to be nice to others, to be kind-hearted

그 사람은 속임수를 쓰고 He’s pulling a trick. 그 = that, the

사람 = person, people
있어요. 속임수 = trick
별 일 아니에요. It’s nothing. Don’t worry. 별 일 = big deal

별 일 아니다 = to be not a big deal, to be not important/
신경 쓰지 마세요. urgent
신경 = nerve
신경 쓰다 = to worry, to be concerned about something
다 썼으면 제자리에 갖다 Once you’ve finished using it, put it back 다 = all, whole, every
where it was. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
놓으세요. 제자리 = where it belongs to, where one keep it
갖다 놓다 = to bring it and put it
펜을 다 썼으면 뚜껑을 닫아 Once you’ve finished using the pen, close 펜 = pen
the cap. 다 = all, whole, every
두세요. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
뚜껑 = cap, lid
닫다 = to close
-아/어/여 두다 = to leave something in a certain state

열심히 준비했는데 결국은 We worked hard on preparing it, but we 열심히 = hard, diligently
ended up not using it. 준비하다 = to prepare
안 썼어요. -았/었/였는데 = S + V-ed + but
결국 = in the end, eventually
안 = not
얼마 전부터 스마트 폰을 Since a while ago, I’ve been using a smart 얼마 전 = a while ago
phone. -부터 = from, since
쓰고 있어요. 스마트 폰 = smart phone
어린 아이 앞에서 그런 말 Don’t use that kind of language in front of 어리다 = to be young

a child. 어린 is the adjective form of 어리다.
쓰지 마세요. 아이 = child, kid
앞 = in front of, front
그런 = such
말 = language, what one says, expression

다 잘 될 거니까 너무 마음 Everything is going to be alright, so don’t 다 = all, whole, every

worry too much. 잘 = well
쓰지 마세요. 되다 = to become
잘 되다 = to be successful, to become fine
-(으)니까 = since, because
너무 = too much, excessively
마음 = mind
마음 쓰다 = to worry
혹시 그 사람이 어떤 카메라 By any chance, do you know what kind of 혹시 = by any chance
camera he uses? 그 = that, the
쓰는지 알아요? 어떤 = which, what kind of
카메라 = camera
-는지 알다 = to know if/whether ..., to know (what/how/
where/who/etc) ...
지난 생일에 선물 받은 Are you making a good use of the laptop 지난 = last

that you got for your last birthday? 생일 = birthday
노트북 잘 쓰고 있어요? -에 = at, in, from, to
선물 = present, gift
받다 = to receive
노트북 = laptop
잘 = well

세탁기를 사서 얼마 쓰지도 I haven’t used the washing machine a 세탁기 = washing machine
lot after purchasing it and it already got 사다 = to buy, to purchase
않았는데 고장이 나 broken. 얼마 -지도 않다 = to not + Verb + that much
버렸어요. -았/었/였는데 = V-ed and/but
고장 = breakdown
고장이 나다 = to get broken, to break
-아/어/여 버리다 is used when you are talking about
something that happened against your hope or
expectations.

Day 5
쓴맛 bitter taste 쓰다 = to be bitter

쓴 is the adjective form of 쓰다.
단맛 sweet taste 달다 = to be sweet

단 is the adjective form of 달다.
짠맛 salty taste 짜다 = to be salty

짠 is the adjective form of 짜다.
매운 맛 spicy taste 맵다 = to be spicy

매운 is the adjective form of 맵다.
맛있다 to be delicious 있다 = to exist, to have

맛없다 to not taste good, to be not delicious 없다 = to not exist, to not have
정말 맛있었어요. It was really tasty. 정말 = really, very

맛있다 = to be delicious
맛이 좀 싱거워요. It tastes a little bland. 좀 = a little, please

싱겁다 = to be bland (taste)
맛이 좀 짠 것 같아요. I think it’s a little too salty. 좀 = a little, please

짜다 = to be salty
-ㄴ/은/는 것 같다 = I think ...
이거 맛 좀 봐 주세요. Please check how this tastes. 이거 = this

맛을 보다 = to taste
맛있는 음식을 먹고 싶어요. I want to eat something delicious. 맛있다 = to be delicious

맛있는 is the adjective form of 맛있다.
음식 = food
먹다 = to eat

제가 내일 맛있는 거 사 I will buy you something delicious 제 = I (subject) (polite)

tomorrow. 내일 = tomorrow
줄게요. 맛있다 = to be delicious
거 = thing
거 is 것 in the original form but people often just use 거 for
ease of pronunciation.
사다 = to buy
-아/어/여 주다 = to do something for someone
이거 맛이 좀 이상한 것 I think this tastes a little weird. 이거 = this

같아요. 이상하다 = to be weird
찌개가 식어서 맛이 없을 The stew is cold so it won’t be so 찌개 = stew

delicious. 식다 = to get cold (food)
거예요. -아/어/여서 = since, because
맛이 없다 = to be not delicious, to not taste good
정말 맛있는데 좀 비싼 것 It’s really delicious but I think it’s a little 정말 = really, very
expensive. 맛있다 = to be delicious
같아요. -는데 = whereas, but
비싸다 = to be expesive

평소에 별로 안 좋아하는 I don’t usually like this taste. 평소 = usual day, ordinary day
맛이에요. 별로 = not really, not particularly
안 = not
좋아하다 = to like
맛이 다 거기서 거기죠. They all taste the same. Just eat it. 다 = all, whole, every
거기 = there
그냥 먹어요. -서 = at, in, from
-서 is -에서 in the original form but people often just use -
서 for ease of pronunciation.
거기서 거기이다 = to have no big difference, to be about
the same
여기는 맛이 없기로 유명한 This place is famous for bad food. 여기 = here, this place
맛이 없다 = to be not delicious, to not taste good
곳이에요. -기로 유명하다 = to be famous for
유명하다 = to be famous
유명한 is the adjective form of 유명하다.
곳 = place

음식이 부족해서 많이 못 There was not enough food so I couldn’t 음식 = food

eat much but just tasted some. 부족하다 = to be not enough, to be insufficient
먹고 그냥 맛만 봤어요. -아/어/여서 = since, because
많다 = to be a lot
많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
못 = can’t
먹다 = to eat
그냥 = just
-만 = just, only
맛을 보다 = to taste
지금까지 먹어 본 음식들 Among all the things I’ve eaten so far, 지금 = now
that was the best. -까지 = until, till, to
중에서 제일 맛있었어요. 먹다 = to eat
-아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing
음식 = food
-들 = suffix for plural
중 = in, among, between, out of
-에서 = at, in, from, to
제일 = the best, the most
맛있다 = to be delicious

Day 6
놀다
노는 날 off-duty day 날 = day
놀러 가다 to go on a trip, to visit, to hang out -(으)러 = to + V (purpose)

가다 = to go
재미있게 놀다 to have fun 재미있다 = to be fun, to be interesting

재미있게 is the adverb form of 재미있다.
재미있게 놀다 오세요. Have fun there. 재미있다 = to be fun, to be interesting

-다 오다 = to come (back) from Verb-ing
그만 놀고 공부하세요. Stop playing and start studying. 그만 -고 = stop + V-ing and

공부하다 = to study

놀지만 말고 일 하세요. Don’t just play all the time and please get -지만 말다 = Don’t just + V.
to work. 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
일 하다 = to work
숙제부터 다 하고 놀아. First do you homework before you play. 숙제 = homework

-부터 = from, starting with
하다 = to do
주말에 뭐 하고 놀까요? What shall we do on the weekend? 주말 = weekend

뭐 = what
뭐 is 무엇 in the original form but people often just say 뭐
for the ease of pronunciation.
하다 = to do
어렸을 때 같이 놀던 She’s a friend that I used to play with in 어리다 = to be young

my childhood. -(으)ㄹ 때 = when S + V
친구예요. 같이 = together
친구 = friend

놀러 가고 싶은데 시간이 I want to go somewhere and have fun but -(으)러 = to + V (purpose)
don’t have time. 가다 = to go
없어요. 놀러 가다 = to go on a trip, to visit, to hang out
시간 = time, hour
없다 = to not have, to be not there, to not exist
저희 사무실에 한 번 놀러 Come visit our office some time. 저희 = our (polite)

사무실 = office
오세요. -에 = at, in, from, to
-(으)러 = to + V (purpose)
오다 = to come
놀러 오다 = to come visit
놀이터에서 아이들이 놀고 Children are playing in the playground. 놀이터 = playground

있어요. 아이 = child, kid
오늘은 학교 안 가고 노는 I don’t go to school today. 오늘 = today

학교 = school
날이에요. 안 = not
가다 = to go
날 = day
노는 날 = off-duty day

이번 달에는 노는 날이 며칠 Do you know how many public holidays 이번 = this, this time
there are in this month? 달 = month
있는지 아세요? -에 = at, in, from, to
날 = day
노는 날 = off-duty day
공원으로 놀러 가기에 좋은 I think this is the perfect weather to go 공원 = park

hang out in the park. -으로 = to, toward, with, via, through
날씨인 것 같아요. -(으)러 = to + V (purpose)
가다 = to go
-기에 = for + V-ing
좋다 = to be good
좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
날씨 = weather
원래 공부하려고 만났는데 Our plan was to meet up and study, but 원래 = originally, actually
we ended up just playing. 공부하다 = to study
그냥 놀기만 했어요. -(으)려고 = to + V (purpose)
만나다 = to meet
그냥 = just
-만 = just, only
-기만 하다 = to only + V

날씨도 좋은데 이번 주말에 The weather is good, so we should go 날씨 = weather

somewhere on the weekend. -도 = also
우리 어디 놀러 가요. 좋다 = to be good
이번 = this
주말 = weekend
우리 = we
어디 = somewhere, where
-(으)러 = to + V (purpose)
가다 = to go
학교에 다닐 때 놀지 않고 I regret not having had more fun and just 학교 = school
having studied when I was in school. -에 = at, in, from, to
공부만 한 게 후회가 돼요. 다니다 = to go, to attend
-(으)ㄹ 때 = when S + V
공부 = studying
-만 = just, only
공부 하다 = to study
후회되다 = to be regretful
다른 사람들은 일하고 The others are working hard. Why are 다르다 = to be different
you not working? 다른 is the adjective form of 다르다.
있는데 왜 혼자만 놀고 사람 = person, people
있어요? 다른 사람 = other people, another person
일하다 = to work

일할 때는 열심히 일하고, You should work hard when you work, 일하다 = to work
and have fun when you play. -(으)ㄹ 때 = when S + V
놀 때는 재미있게 놀아야죠. 열심히 = hard, diligently
재미있다 = to be fun, to be interesting
-아/어/여야죠 = should

Day 7
냄새
좋은 냄새 good smell 좋다 = to be good

독특한 냄새 unique smell 독특하다 = to be unique

독특한 is the adjective form of 독특하다.
이상한 냄새 weird smell 이상하다 = to be weird, to be odd

이상한 is the adjective form of 이상하다.
냄새가 나다 something smells 나다 = to get out
냄새를 맡다 to smell (something) 맡다 = to smell

이거 무슨 냄새예요? What is this smell? 이거 = this

무슨 = what, what kind of
뭔가 타는 냄새 안 나요? Don’t you smell something burning? 뭔가 = something (subject)

뭔가 is 무언가 in the original form but people often just say
뭔가 for the ease of pronunciation.
타다 = to burn, to get tan
안 = not
냄새가 나다 = something smells
바다 냄새가 너무 좋아요. I really like the smell of the sea. 바다 = sea, ocean
너무 = too much, excessively
좋다 = to be good
이상한 냄새가 나지 Don’t you smell something strange? 이상하다 = to be weird, to be odd
이상한 is the adjective form of 이상하다.
않아요? 냄새가 나다 = something smells
이거 냄새 한 번 맡아 Try smelling this. 이거 = this

보세요. 맡다 = to smell
-아/어/여 보세요 = to try + V-ing
맛있는 냄새가 나는 것 I think I smell something delicious. 맛있다 = to be delicious

같아요. 냄새가 나다 = something smells

이 종이에서는 꽃 냄새가 This paper smells like flower. 이 = this

종이 = paper
나요. -에서 = at, in, from
꽃 = flower
이 냄새는 어디에서 나는 Where does this smell come from? 이 = this

어디 = where
거죠? -에서 = at, in, from
이걸 넣으면 냄새가 좋아질 If you put this in, it will make it smell 이걸 = this (object)
better. 이걸 is 이거를 in the original form but people often just say
거예요. 이걸 for the ease of pronunciation
넣다 = to put in
-(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
좋아지다 = to become good
맛있는 냄새가 나서 더 Because of the delicious smell, I feel more 맛있다 = to be delicious
hungry now. 맛있는 is the adjective form of 맛있다.
배고파졌어요. 냄새가 나다 = something smells
더 = more
배고프다 = to be hungry, to be starving
-아/어/여지다 = to become + adjective

냄새가 나는 물건은 밖에 내 Put the stuff that smells outside. 냄새가 나다 = something smells
물건 = thing, stuff
놓으세요. 밖 = outside
내 놓다 = to put something outside
어디에선가 좋은 냄새가 I think there’s a good smell coming from 어디 = where, somewhere
somewhere. -에서 = at, in, from, to
나는 것 같아요. 어디에선가 = from somewhere
좋다 = to be good
-는 것 같다 = It seems/looks like + S + V
청소를 하고 나면 냄새가 After cleaning, the smell will disappear. 청소 = cleaning

청소를 하다 = to clean
없어질 거예요. -고 나면 = once + S + finish + V-ing
없어지다 = to disappear
그 음식은 맛은 있는데 That food is delicious but smells weird. 그 = that, the
음식 = food
냄새가 이상해요. 맛이 있다 = to be delicious
이상하다 = to be weird, to be odd

그 옷은 냄새가 나니까 Those clothes smell so I think you should 그 = that, the
wash them. 옷 = clothes
빨아야 할 것 같아요. 냄새가 나다 = something smells
-(으)니까 = since, because
빨다 = to wash
-아/어/여야 하다 = should
-(으)ㄹ 것 같다 = I think + S + will/be going to, It seems like
+ S + will/be going to


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Week 12 day 1 water

day 2 to end, to be over,

Week 12 day 4 to use, to hire

day 6 to play, to hang out,

to rest, to not work

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찬물 cold water 차다 = to be cold

수돗물 tap water 수도 = water pipe

바닷물 sea water 바다 = sea, ocean

마실 물 water to drink 마시다 = to drink

따뜻한 물 warm water 따뜻하다 = to be warm

미지근한 물 lukewarm water 미지근하다 = to be lukewarm

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물을 마시다 to drink water 마시다 = to drink

물을 끓이다 to boil water 끓이다 = to boil (something)

물에 빠지다 to drown, to fall into water -에 = at, in, from, to

물 마실래요? Do you want to drink some water? 마시다 = to drink

물 좀 주세요. Please give me some water. 좀 = a little, please

저는 물 말고 콜라 주세요. Please give me coke instead of water. 저 = I (polite)

지붕에서 물이 새고 있어요. Water is leaking from the roof. 지붕 = roof

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차 마시게 물 좀 끓여 I want to drink some tea. Please boil 차 = tea

바닷물은 짜서 마실 수가 Sea water is too salt to drink. 바다 = sea

차를 마시려고 물을 끓이고 I am boiling some water to drink some 차 = tea

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혹시 찬 물 말고 따뜻한 By any chance, do you have warm water 혹시 = by any chance

너무 목이 말라서 물을 세 I was so thirsty that I drank as many as 너무 = too much, excessively

저는 수돗물을 그냥 마시지 I don’t drink tap water as is but I boil it 저 = I (polite)

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곧 끝나다 to end soon 곧 = soon

일찍 끝나다 to end early 일찍 = early, soon

실패로 끝나다 to end up in failure 실패 = failure

여름이 끝나다 The summer is over. 여름 = summer

학교 끝났어요? Is the school over? Did you finish school? 학교 = school

수업이 끝났어요. The class is over. 수업 = class

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끝나면 말해 주세요. Tell me when it’s over. -(으)면 = once + S + V

아직 다 안 끝났어요. It’s not over yet. 아직 = yet

내일 몇 시에 끝나요? What time do you finish tomorrow? 내일 = tomorrow

30분 내로 끝날 거예요. It will finish within 30 minutes. 30분 = thirty minutes

거의 다 끝난 것 같아요. I think it’s almost over. 거의 = almost

제 말 아직 안 끝났어요. I’m not finished talking yet. 제 = my (polite)

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회의 끝나면 연락해 주세요. Contact me when the meeting is over. 회의 = meeting

벌써 여름이 끝나가고 The summer is already coming to an end. 벌써 = already

오늘 일 끝나고 어디 갈 Where are you going after work today? 오늘 = today

이번 프로젝트는 실패로 This project ended up in failure. 이번 = this, this time

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오늘은 집에 일찍 가고 I want to go home early today but there’s 오늘 = today

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예쁜 얼굴 pretty face 예쁘다 = to be pretty

귀여운 얼굴 cute face 귀엽다 = to be cute

친숙한 얼굴 familiar face 친숙하다 = to be familiar

무서운 얼굴 scary face 무섭다 = to be scary

얼굴을 붉히다 to blush one’s face 붉히다 = to blush (one’s face)

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얼굴이 반쪽이 되다 to become gaunt 반쪽 = half

제 얼굴에 뭐 묻었어요? Do I have something on my face? 제 = my (polite)

우리 얼굴 좀 보고 살아요. We should meet up sometimes. 우리 = we

전에 본 적이 있는 I’ve seen that face before. 전 = before

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그냥 가서 얼굴만 보이고 I will just go and say hi to them. 그냥 = just

저는 술을 마시면 얼굴이 When I drink alcohol, my face gets red 저 = I (polite)