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Korean Alphabet Consonants and their names (click and go) Â… e ] kiyok

f Ă– R niun

; g Âł tigut

£ h ¡ riul

£ i ¸ mium

£ j š piup

ÂŁ k Âş s˘ iot

ÂŁ l iung

m ÂŁ Âź c˘ iut

ÂŁ n ½ ˘ ch iut

£ o ž kh iuk

ÂŁ p Âż th iut

£ q À ph iup

ÂŁ r Ă hiut

Vowels

a < ĂŚ ya < yĂŚ a #o U ce # byo dye › U ĂŻo Ăż ?wa @wĂŚ C gwe Âł Ă€yo Ă‹ Ă u Awo M 3 (we € Dwi Ă‹ Ă‚yu Ăƒ ĂŁu ˜ +uy l i

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G Ă› Âą — (be) like; similar; be the same; (be) equal (to) Ă›l Âą G 1. like. A Â? HBĂź <= G°  s Ăş ĂŤ –[ Ă&#x; t# Ăž Q& Â’ A is made exactly like B. 2. together 1 an inlet; an estuary 5 2 a dog; a hound. Ăƒ 5 ÂşH a male dog. € ™ ÂŒ a bitch. [ H tH Ăž a stray dog. > h\ ÂŚl Ă˜ Ă” keep a dog. > h | 9 a dog barks. ÂŤ, ÂŽ, G a piece; items, units, objects 5 (counter). Ăľ [ j> h three apples. ™ a lid; a cover 5 \ 5 Ăś months (time or duration) Ă” (counter) Ă 5 š ›Q — the beginning of school — Ăž âˆź (school) begin e there Ç É ~ anxiety; concern; apprehension; a worry; trouble; care; fear. âˆź feel anxiety; be worried (about) h 1. a street; a road; a town; a quarter. 2. distance

go; proceed; travel; attend (some place) N a shop; a store - be close, near = sometimes; now and then; occaÂł sionally Ă&#x; Ăƒn teach; instruct (in); educate ' Ă— a bag; a briefcase; a suitcase; a ‘ trunk ! b — be light ĂŠ Ă Â?D a singer; a vocalist. âˆźĂ„ Âť' Â?— Â&#x; a popular song singer ÂŁ ¡ autumn; fall ¤ ´ o" a family; a household; mem4 bers of a family * Ă— most; extremely ‘ m a branch; G 9 m D a bough; a limb; Ă‘ m 5 Ăł a twig; a sprig m ´ Ă?a Ç c — Ă– (of) every kind and Ă‹ description. m ´ Ă?a Ç c˜ Ă‹ + various; diverse; of all kinds (sorts). m ´ Ă?a Ç c˜ Ă‹ + ¡ Ԟ Ç ¡ all ĂŚ sorts and conditions of people. G Ă“ Âąj the ribs G Ă“ Âą

™ — change (one’s clothes) ´ Ă” Ç T Âź Ă’ f thank you ´ Ă” Ç potato(es) ´ Ă” Ç 0 Ă— crispy fried potatoes, potato ‘ chips G Ă• Âą pack (cigarettes) G Ă• Âą e suddenly G ĂŞ Âą 1. value; worth ĂŞ G Âąl Ă‘ Ă? be worth; be valuable; be of value; be worthy 2. price; cost; charge ´ Ă&#x; Ç › ĂŻ go (and come back) G Ă˜ Âą ĂŒ à — bring

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/> Ăƒ ÂĄ the opposite side; the other side. | -Âź \ #  across; opposite; on the opposite side >

ž ¡ involuntarily emitted semen ä >

ž ¡ Hr a building; a structure ä >Ă°

ž y› a keyboard. âˆźÂ€ 5 •l ÂŒ keyboard instruments É ~ 1. roll [turn] up (one’s sleeves); tuck up; fold up. ™ èB \ ÂŚ # ÂŽ Q` ÂŚo tuck [roll] up one’s sleeves. 2. remove; take away; take down; pull down. 3. walk

h u Ăš 1. hang (from, on) 2. be against (a law); trespass (a law); be contrary to. 3. take (time)

# u Ăš a walk, go on foot

# u Ú a› ï walk, come on foot 2

ÂŁ u Ăš ¸ walking; stepping; a step; pace. Ă´ Ç 6 §ô ÂŁ Ç 6 § step by step. ÂŁ Â? r É 6 §Ăœ ÂŁ Ÿ– Ă? at a rapid pace; with a rapid step. 6 §` ÂŁ ÂŚ 8 F ¤ Ăş [0 yÆ p Ă’ ] quicken [slacken] one’s pace

ÂŁ u Ăš ¸ Let’s walk now! ¡ winter; the winter season

Ăœ r Ăš è marriage; wedding; matrimony. W V R Âż  ÿĂ“ economy.

] â j† Æ economics < Ăą N Ă‘" 5 bill, check k N be, exist, stay (honorific) §e ” meat §7 ” Korea University § ” — be/feel thankful §Â˜ ” Âż aunt (father’s sister) §Â˜ ” ¿É Ă™ uncle (father’s sister’s husband) §) ” Ă— Â’ l cat è ‍כ‏ Âœ ÂŤ golf è ‍כ‏ Âœ ÂŤ(Â&#x; ¡)n - play golf §Â&#x; ” ¸ pus -Âœ Âş place ‍כ‏ É ‍כ‏ Âœ Ă™(Â&#x; ¡) - study x a Ç S park j Âťd ‍כ‏ Âœ c notebook 9

Ç r Ăš decision a §K ” Ă•¢ Âą šf ĂŚ tank you  ø ´ school subject â ø

fruit ™ š  Ă™ ÂŞ% Kwanghwamun, Kwanghwa K Gate Ă´P Ă­ 9 ½- be OK, be alright Ă´P Ă­ 9 ½ Âł Ă€ you’re welcome! or don’t mention it!; it makes no difference, it doesn’t matter, it’s okay. (Literally: it’s one of ten million (words)) — f › ĂŻ, 9 Ă´P Ă­ ½ Âł Ă€ not at all, it’s all right; no, thanks. Ăş* ƒ Âż Ă— ‘ - be quite something, be impressive Ăş* ƒ Âż Ă— ‘ r very, very much ¨ĂŠ ÂŹ Ă professor ¨ ÂŹ

classroom ™

ÂŹg ¨ C suburb(s) ¨= ÂŹ teaching materials; textbook ¨ ÂŹ É exchange . ¨ ÂŹ Éx . j S switchboard, telephone, exchange operator ¨ ÂŹ ɚ . Ă Ăžj “ Âť exchange student ¨m ÂŹ ÂŹ church (Protestant) Š¿ Ă„ (ÂŁ R ¡) - do viewing or sightsee Š¿ Ă„ (ÂŁ R ¡) - go viewing/sightseeing ŠĂ† Ă„ Ă shoes soup Âą Âą ™

national (-ly) established ¹ ™

7 š à ޏ ¨ a national university P B ! L places, institutions (counter) ĂŞ B ! > soldier, serviceman š hoof Âą S bound volumes (counter) N q oyster Âą cave Âą Âş exorcism Âą ear y ÂŤ that NOUN Ăœ ÂŤĂ— Ăœ # Â’ just, just (as one is), without doing anything ÂŤ8 Ăœ – Âż even so, nevertheless ÂŤ8 Ăœ " and so; and then; therefore ÂŤ8 Ăœ Âł Ă€(?) is that so? really? (that’s so. really) ÂŤ Ăœ af so, what I mean to say is; so, what you’re saying is ÂŤ Ăœ a¢ > then, in that case, if so ˆ ÂŤÂĄ Ăœ >P U L but; and then; by the way ÂŤÂ Ăœ in that case; then 7 ÂŤĂ? Ăœ N  in that way, like that; so ÂŤĂ? Ăœ m  ï Ă‘ but 5 ÂŤh Ăœ ” § and also; and then ÂŤĂ? Ăœ picture Ă? ÂŤ$ Ăœ \ ‰ day before yesterday Ă— Âł ; * ‘ theatre; cinema 9% D F ƒ the area near, the vicinity _ Âł ; “³ Ă€ I don’t really know. Let me think 3

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ÂťU ä c in the future, some time later, later Ă“ day Âą H Ă“v Âą H weather Ă”7 Ç Âľ % Great South Gate K Ԟ Ç Âľ âj “ Âť younger brother Ă”9 Ç Âľ brother and sister Ă” Ç Âľ man Ă” Ç Âľ ĂŹ >Ă„ Š boyfriend Ă”Ăƒ Ç Âľ > husband ÂĄ Ă˜ daytime; noon Âą H 6 pay Âż 6 > next year = 6 b go down 6 b› ĂŻ come down h 6 descend 6

tomorrow ™ j¢ Æ ÂŽ > cold noodle dish ˆ jĂŠ Æ ÂŽ Ă ice water j& Æ ÂŽ q ice coffee /Ăˆ Ă too much so, too; very, to an excessive degree - put in, insert y Ă› 3 yes O c Ăś l tie, necktie -> Âż =“ j(l Âť U cÂł Ă€) is a person born in suchand-such a year Âż- - play • Âż8 • song Âż8 • Ă— ' ‘ norĂŚbang; Korean karaoke box ¿ç • Ăƒ notebook Âľ paddy field a Ă? Ă - put/place it â Â? Ă w- lie down Ă… Ă who? (as subject) Ă… Ă Ă„ Ă… Š who? (non-subject) Ă Ă… (boy’s) older sister Ă Ă‹ Ă… (boy’s) older sister (honorific) Ă? snow K " eye K "

;¿ ³ > this year = ³ ³ ; À

Friday ™ e h - wait e & feelings, mood P e & (l P ) ĂŹ Ăƒ - be in a bad mood e & (l P ) ¤ Ă - be in a good mood 4 e ´ ä dormitory e train ™

road, way, street Z c caf´e U Ăž Âą - cut (hair), sharpen (pencil), mow (grass) C 1 sesame C 1H Âşl D neatly, cleanly C 1H Âş D - be clean ´ without fail; be sure to S ÂŞ ½ flower(s) S ÂŞ Âł = Æ - quit (smoking, drinking) Âł = Âż the end; the tip Âł = Âż - it stops, ends, finishes Âł = Âż6 - finishes it s - wear (gloves, ring) s - wear (lenses) L Ă? ĂŠ Ă• kimbap (rice/seaweed/vegeÂą tables) n Ă? ĂŠ kimchi (pickled spicy cabbage)

I ( )- get/be better - attend (church); go out country, nation Ăˆ Ă tree ĂŹ Ăƒ be bad › ĂŻ come out 4

– degree of temperature Âż Âż" – ÂŽ ” library ¸ Âżk – city ¿ÿ – ?ĂŒ Ă - help ¿½ – Ă?(ÂŁ Ç ¡) - arrive ´ â ž ™

independence ´# â ž a German language ´ â ž ™

Germany ´ â ž ™

Ă“ K Âą German language ´ â ž ™

¡ Ă” a German Ç Âľ money a Ă‘ Âľ(l a Ă‘ )Ăž ÂŤ- - costs money ¡ â ž - goes back, returns there all, everything ¡ â ž k - die, pass away (honorific) ¢ áe chicken (as meat) ¡ â ž Âł Ă€- comes back, returns here f - attend, go on a regular basis âO ž 3 neighborhood Ă&#x; Ăƒ- be different â7 ž % K Greate East Gate Ă’ NOUN (an)other NOUN(s) R âj ž “ Âť younger brother or sister h leg âò ž Ă‘ for the duration of, during, for (a 5 ' Ă— tea room, tabang ‘ week) ÂŁ ¸ after; adjacent, next to @Âł Ă€ it’s OK; it’ll do; it’s acceptable; it n - get hurt, injure oneself works Ăž- polish; brush (teeth) Âą I C- become b Ă’- close it ({ Ç Âś — ÂŒ ‍כ‏ š closes it) ({ —Â? ÂŒ H ¡ ä both, both of them closes it (plain style)) D at the back; behind { Ă“ 1 months (counter) 2 moon Âą I ÂŤ- - costs (money) Ăž Ă“ Âą I dollar (counter) ÂŤ- - lift; hold Ăž ĂŁ chicken (as a bird) Âą I ÂŤ Ăž l ĂŚ ÂŤh Ă˝ dry cleaning b ã” Âą I §e chicken (as meat) ÂŤh Ăž - give (honorific) Ă”: Ç Âś cigarette(s) ÂŤk Ăž - eat, drink (honorific) vehicles, machines (counter) 7 Âś- listen to; hear; take (courses) ĂŚ ž 7 ÂŽ ” embassy ¸ ¡# ĂŚ ž a - go in, enters Ă 7 š four-year college Ăž ¡# ĂŚ ž a› ĂŻ- come in, enter; return home Ă 7 š Ăž ¨ university ¡# ĂŚ ž a› ĂŻT zÂł Ă€! come in! (Literally: please c house (honorific) Ă‹ ] inter) H more back, spine ž & € c P U thanks to NOUN; thanks to you Ă‹ daughter (hon.) Ă? H w- be hot Ă“ daughter Âą V L place P 1 time (when) D Ll P ç Ăƒ a date 1% D U K c because of, on account of Ll P ç Ăƒ(Â&#x; ¡) - have a date ‹ + - leave, depart Ă…â Ă‚ ÂŤ the news Ă‚ÂŁ Ă… ´ New York ¡ always ĂŚ Â? Âź- be late ĂŚ Â? ÂźN ĂŚ Â? late (adv)

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am pleased) Ă‘ 5 ĂŻ ÂŞ comics, cartoons â- be much/many Ă­ K âl Ă­ K a lot, much, lots (adverb) Ă“ horse Âą K Ă“ language; words, speech Âą K Ă“(ÂŁ Âą K ¡) ž ¡- obey (listen to words) ĂŚ Ă“> Âą K ¸ words, speech (humble or honĂŚ orific equivalent of ´ ˜) Ăş Ă“> Âą K ¸ ĂŚ - say (huble) Ă“> Âą K ¸ ĂŚ T zÂł Ă€ go ahead; please say what you have to say Ă“(ÂŁ Âą K ¡) - speak, talk Ă– taste Z & Ă–ĂĄ Z & !- taste bad, no taste good  Ă–(l Z & ) Ă‘ - be tasty, delicious Ă? Ă˜- be right, correct; hit the mark Âą K g › ĂŻ radio Ă˜Ă– Âą K > R Ăƒ ÂĄ across/opposite from l lighter - put on/wear (a tie) 9 ak Russia 9 - tie ak Âą K Russian language Ă“ 9 w- be spicy ak ¡ Ă” Russian person Ç 9

every day ™ > U ÂĄ > London < 9 Ă˜Âš ¸ Âż ticket counter Q câ ÂŤÂ&#x; Ă—% Ă— restaurant ‘ 9 _ cĂŒ Ă beer h Korean mile (li) = 1/3 U.S. mile A what? 0 (counter) x- - be distant, far xh head; hair xh ( ) ĂŹ Ăƒ- be dumb xh ( ) ¤ Ă - be bright/intelligent 4 ‚ - eat 7 ‚ l 7 - (w/ ¡ ) starch it >$ n ¢ first (or all), before anything else

h … Þ far Ç Ù the living room (in an apartment)

h Â… Ăž " from a distance h animals, fish, birds (counter) xh = comb k - drink yĂ? ÂŤh daughter-in-law ÂŁ ¸ one’s mind, spiritual center, heart persons, people (counter) Z Ăƒ n - finish it Ă Z Ăƒ Â? namechard, business card Ăž Ă‘ 5 ĂŻ - meet how many?; some/several ‚ Ăž Ă‘ 5 ĂŻ " Ă° 5 G Ă•¢ Âą šf ĂŚ nice to meet you; Âż ‚ Ăž >j = “ Âťl T zÂł Ă€? what year were you born nice to see you; (literally: I meet you, so I in? ÂŁ Âż moreover, what’s more; (yet) again ÂŁ ¿ý YÂł Ă€ see you later! (polite style) (literally: see you again) ÂŁ Âż Ă„ øþ N r¢ Ă? šf ĂŚ see you later! (formal) (Explanation: ¢ ¸ again, ~ ÂŽ Âł x_ Â’ vm Ăž humbly see/meet. Literally: I will humbly see you again.) ´ @ ÂŤ ´ @ - be bright, intelligent

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à ‚ Ăž š¿ Ăž >l = T zĂ€ Âł? what year are you (in ¡$ ä of course P school)? ¡Ă’ ä Âľl e U cÂł Ă€. of course. A what? 0 ¿Æ ˜ Ă all, everyone i America, USA Âą ÂżQ ˜ c day after tomorrow i Âą ¡ Ă” person from USA, American Ç ÂżĂ&#x; ˜ Ăƒ- not know T i zâ ÂŤ Mrs, (before the name) ÂżĂ&#x; ˜ ĂƒĂľ r# Ă? aÂł Ă€ I don’t understand i â ÂŤ Miss (before the name) Âż ˜ hat ò i Ă‘ 5 - be sorry, feel sorry ´ throat â  ò i Ă‘T 5 Ă’ Âźf I’m sorry, excuse me (Liter´³ â  Ă€

Thursday ™ ally: I feel uneasy) ¡ â  ³ Ă€ I don’t know Ăœ i è(l q U cÂł Ă€) (is) unmarried ¸ body â  at the bottom, below, under(neath) ™ Âş 1 pond 2 nail â  à - - bite Ăˆ Ă Ăˆ w- be heavy Ă Ăˆ : Âą ÂŞ ^& [d Ă“ ” t] the national flower Ăź of Korea — the Rose of Sharon. Ăˆ Ă : Âą ªž â Ă‘ the beautiful land of Korea. 5 Ăą

Every year from June to October a profusion of mugunghwa blossoms graces the entire country. Unlike most flowers, the mugunghwa is remarkably tenacious and is able to withstand both blight and insects.

Ă’ Š- exchange, change ocean, sea — Ă— just (below, above); straight ĂŹ Ăƒ- be busy m trousers Ă? Ç š Dr., Ph.D. Ăž outside Âą L half 5 Ă° one’s class, homeroom 5 Ă° m 5 Ă° (finger)ring Ă´ 5 Ă° 5 side dishes Ă’- receive, get Ç š Ă“ foot Âą L Ă“ ¡ Âą L Ç Ă? toe Ă” night; evening Ç š Ă” chestnut Ç š Ă• cooked rice Âą L Ă— room ‘ ' Ă—; ‘ ' just a moment ago, just now Âł ך ‘ ' Ă Ăž vacation Ă› field Âą L

ĂˆÂ&#x; à À knee Ă Ă• Ăˆ which?, what kind of? M à Æ Ăˆ what? Ă Â… Ăˆ trade ] Ă Â… Ăˆ m ] ÂŹ trading company door, gate K % V K %  problem ¡ water ä ¡- ask ä ¡Âž ä > goods

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: stomach : ( ) Ă™ ÉĂ&#x; Ăƒ- (stomach) be full, sated : Ă‹ Ă - learn 9 ` c ª† department store \ ! ah - throw it away ! aâ ÂŤ bus > times (counter) U ÂŁ >ÂĄ U ÂŁ Ăľ number

 Ă&#x; Â’ already - take off (clothes) Ă„

— ~ Ă&#x; Ă— + negative (not) particularly bottle (counter) Z Ă„ ™ Ă—- look at, see ™ Ă—6 - spend (time); send ™ Ă—§ usually, normally ´Â– ÂĄ Âż corridor, hallway ¡ ÂĄ d ballpoint pen ½ ¸ spring ÂĄ m ÂĄ paper bag (counter) É Ă™Ă&#x; Ăƒ- sing (a song) É Ă™Ă&#x; Ăƒ- be full (stomach) É Ă™Â˜ Âż(ž ¡) parents ĂŚ É م kitchen 7 É Ùê > your/his wife É Ă™ rich person É Ùü Ăƒ boots É Ă™n - post it, mail it É Ù¿ Ă?(ÂŁ Ç ¡) - make a request, ask a favor/errand -& esteemed people (counter) P -& minutes (counter) P -& person (honorific) P & ! P

chalk ™ ¡ 1 fire; light; a light 2 U.S. dollars (counter) ¡ ” §e pulgogi ¡ # a French language ¡ Ăƒ > ÂĄ - be uncomfortable, inconvenient j rain j Ă? L Ă• pibimpap Âą j - be expensive

jn beach š j je Ă&#x; airplane ™

Ăž building b - comb = ĂŠ b Ă shaved ice, ice slush Ă&#x; Ăƒ- be fast Ă“h Âą W quickly Ă— bread ‘ 2 Ă— ‘ 2

bakery ™ Â?â , ÂŤ bus ¡ horn

- buy - - live ø apple ¡ Ă” people (counter) Ç ¡ Ă” person Ç % Ă—(ÂŁ ‘ ¡) - love

private(-ly established) ™

7 ™ š à ޏ ¨ a private university ˜ ¿Ë 1 your wife; somebody else’s Ă? wife (elegant/honorific) 2 Madam, Mrs; one’s teacher’s wife (you can use it separately when speaking to/about your teacher’s wife) Ăˆ à ™

office

fact; in fact ™

Ö ™ R in fact å

business  Â€ D son-in-law l between l a Korean soft drink like SevenupTM * Ă— company president ‘ 8

Ă˜ Âľ cousin l Ă˜ ¾Å l Ă cousin (boy’s older female cousin) Ă˜ ¾ž l âj “ Âť cousin (boy or girl’s younger cousin ) (either gender) Ă˜ ¾¼ l >f U cousin (girl’s older female cousin) Ă˜ ÂľĂŒ l C cousin (boy’s older male cousin) f Ă‘ mountain 5 Ăą љ 5 Ăą Ă—(Â&#x; ¡) - stroll, take a walk Ă“ 1 years of age (counter) 2 flesh Âą M Ă”Ă˜ Ç Âş Âľ uncle (on father’s side) l Ôà Ç Âş š¿ Ăž >(“ = j Âť) third-year student Ă— table ‘ ( ×Ç ‘ ( Ăš upper reaches of a river Ă— ‘ ( box, case, chest (counter) new ; ƒ ; dawn ] Ă‹ ; Ă shrimp Ă‹ ; Ă 0 Ă— shrimp chips ‘ dĂž Âľ z € Dn sandwich j_ Âť “ cĂŒ 9 Ă draft beer jĂŠ Âť “ > birthday (honorific) j Âť “

birthday ™ je Âť “ - turn out a certain way jĂŚ Âť “ ÂŤĂ? fresh cream Ă? Ă­ ÂŤ shirt, dress-shirt - stand " from (colloquial, means from the some" thing which is the place) " " Ă—7 ‘ Sogang University " ¡ 7 Seoul National University † " bookstore \ >ÂŹ n ¤ ¨ missionary > n ¤ ¡ present, gift ä >“ n ¤ j teacher Âť >“ n ¤ jĂ‹ Âť teacher (honorific); Mr, Mister Ă?

Ăš Â… Ă l u dirty dishes

Ăš Â… Ă u l(Â&#x; ¡) - wash the dishes

Â… Ă diarrhea

… à × sugar ‘

Ă

Â… ÂŞ tale, legend surname ] Ă… v ] Ă… (your or his) esteemed surname Â? ] Ă… Ă Ăž surname (honorific) Ă— ] Ă… # Â’ match(es) Ă— ] Ă… $ ‘ church (Catholic) zÂż T Ă? laundry Ç zÂż T Ă?(ÂŁ Ç ¡) - do laundry, launder zÂż T Ă?š Ç Âż laundromat, cleaners ÂŤM â ( sweater, jumper Âż5 š (Â&#x; ¡) - introduce Âż5 š (Â&#x; ¡) š Ă’- be/get introduced Ç ÂżĂŒ š Ă Korean rice vodka, soju ´ inside 4 ¢ Âľ hand i Ă• Âľ ¡ i Ă• Ç Ă? finger Âľ| i Ă• 0(V Ă“ Âą) granddaughter ¾Ë i Ă• guest; customer Ă? Âľ i Ă• grandson ÂľĂŒ i Ă• Ă ( l ) grandchild(ren) Ă€ ² b shopping Âś ¡ ä Ç Ă? spoon à ž ĂŠ > towel

à ” ĂŠ § hard work à ” ĂŠ § T zÂł Ă€ goog-bye! (to someone working) (Explanation: Ăƒ º“ ÂŚ hard work, i.e., keep up the good work) à ” ĂŠ § „ # ” aÂł Ă€ thank you for helping me; well done! (Explanation: Ăƒ º“ ÂŚ hard work, i.e., well done) à ” ĂŠ § ™

f hello! (to someone working) Explanation: Ăƒ º“ ÂŚ hard work, i.e., you’re doing a great job) Ă ĂĄ ĂŠ

class, lesson  à Æ ĂŠ (ÂŁ Z ¡) - swim à Æ ĂŠ Ă— Z * ‘ swimming pool Ă Âł ĂŠ Ă€ ™

Wednesday à Ê ™

¸ imported goods Ă‚( ĂŠ x 3 i supermarket 1 ´V ä  homework, assignment ¡ any alcoholic drink ä 9

ä ¡

bar, tavern, drinking establishment ™ D- rest Dw- be easy Ăš ø Ă—N easily Ăš ø Ă—k let’s rest â ÂŤ

è ÂŤ scarf â ÂŤX l ç Ăƒ skate(s) â ÂŤo ski(s) â ÂŤo (Â&#x; ¡) - ski â ÂŤÂ ĂŻĂĽ Ăƒ sports k 1 o’clock (counter) 2 poem k ĂŤ Ă‘ hours (counter); time — k 5 ĂŤ Ă‘l 5 ¢ Ă‚ šf ĂŚ it’s time (to begin or stop) (Explanation: r ç – time; r Ă&#x; ç –s Ă&#x; time (as subject); all, completely; Âż –_ ƒ vm Ăž it has become . . . ) k N watch k Âœ countryside, the country ‍כ‏ ĂŠ > Silla (ancient Korean state) k 6 downtown, city center h Ă? Ă? psychology k ] c esteemed house/home of the Ă‹ parents-in-law (for females) k É Ă™Â˜ Âż parents-in-law (for females) k ! aĂ‹ father-in-law (woman’s) (honĂ? orific) k ! am father-in-law (woman’s) k # axf mother-in-law (woman’s) k # axĂ‹ mother-in-law (woman’s) Ă? (honorific) k Âź Ă?(ÂŁ Ç ¡) - begin k * Ă— market ‘ k Ăˆ C city hall e k o - order k ‹ @ examination “ Ă„ Ă? Ă? Š family members $ Ă? Ă? Ă— dining room, restaurant, cafeteria, ‘ refectory Âż Ă? Ă? Ă? dining table, kitchen table Ç ĂŠ >- wear (footwear)

ĂŠ% > newspaper K >ÂŁ ĂŠ

Ăž ÂŤ credit card >L ĂŠ Ă“ shoes, footwear in general Âą

Q ™ c discourtesy

Q ™ d discourtesy

Q ™ d Ăľ r¢ Ă? šf ĂŚ excuse me (for what I’m about to do). (Literally: I am about to commit a discourtesy)

Q ™ dT Ÿf Ò excuse me (for what I am doing). (Literally: I am commiting a discourtesy) ™

Q dh 9 r¢ šf Ì excuse me (for what I did). (literally: I have committed a discourtesy)

& ™ × disappointment ‘

Ă– ™ in fact R š- be disliked, distasteful š# a - dislike it Ă? Ă? Ă? Ă? - be bored - want to ™ - cheap, inexpensive Ă“ hulled rice Âą X Âś X ­ m - pours (rain) ÂŤ- wear (glasses) Ă­ Ă­ ÂŤ- wear (a hat) ÂŤ- use it Ă­ Ă­ ÂŤ- write -v 1 polite title for name 2 seed

- - know it v young lady; form of address for unmarried women e baby a short while ago, just a moment ago

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6 my wife f ¢ > or (sentence-initial), or (between ˆ nouns) f c UÂł Ă€ no; it is not f › ĂŻ no Ăž ÂŤĂ‹ son (honorific) Ă? ž ¡ son ĂŚ 8 below, lower, down, downstairs 8 ÂĽ downstairs; the floor below Ă&#x; Ăƒ l ç Ăƒ part-time work for students Ă&#x; Ăƒ l ç Ăƒ(Â&#x; ¡) - do part-time work for students maybe, probably, perhaps Âż – maybe, probably (more tentative) Ăˆ Ă anything, anything at all ! aĂ‹ father (honorific) Ă? ! a m father l child l â ÂŤĂŚ ÂŤĂ? ice cream Ă? $ v mister (any man old enough to be married); form of address ĂŒ Ă very ĂŒ Ă xf ma’am (any woman old enough to be married)

¸ ä ma’am (casual for Ă… Ă’Qm ) Ă’ (not) yet, still Ă? Ă“ morning; breakfast Ă? è ÂŤ- hurt, be painful Ă‘ inside 5 ò Ă‘Âż 5 ò glasses R Ă‘Ă€ 5 ò V T zÂł Ă€? how are you?; hello! (literally: are you peaceful (well)?) Ă‘Ă€ 5 ò r V in good health Ă‘Ă€ 5 ò r V T zÂł Ă€ good-bye! (To one who is leaving. Literally: go in peace (i.e., health)) Ă‘Ă€ 5 ò r V N T zÂł Ă€ good-bye! (To one who is staying. Literally: stay in peace (i.e., health)) Ă‘Ă€ 5 ò r V ĂŒ Ă Ăˆ Ă T zÂł Ă€ good night (honorific) Ă‘ 5 ò @Âł Ă€ it’s no good; it won’t do; it’s not acceptable; it doesn’t work

Ă‘ĂŒ 5 ò Ă snacks to go with alcohol, food to go with alcoholic drinks ĂĄ- sits Âą N ĂĄĂŁ Âą N ĂƒT zÂł Ă€ please take a seat, sit down Ă“Ăľ Âą N r# Ă? aÂł Ă€ I understand Ă“ Âą N ž ¡- understand, catch (something ĂŚ said) Ăœ in front Âą N child < e < baby Ă„ Š baseball Ă„ Š (Â&#x; ¡) - play baseball Ă? medicine Ăˆ Âť Ă?(ÂŁ Ăˆ Âť ¡) ‚ - take (eat) medicine 7 Ă?Ă— Ăˆ Âť ' ‘ drugstore Ă?Ăœ Ăˆ Âť è(ÂŁ q ¡) - get engaged Ă?Ăœ Ăˆ Âť è q fianc´e(e) Ă—Âś Â’ ) Ă”: Ç foreign cigarettes Ă—Ă“ Â’ ) K Âą socks Ă—ÂĄ Â’ ) ´ a suit Ă—ĂŒ Â’ ) Ă whiskey; western spirits e < talk, chat, story aĂ? # ÂŤ which? what kind of? ag # where? aD # 1Âł Ă€? how is it? how about it? aĂŠ # N “ ? how? in what way? a # bw- be difficult ah # - be young (a child) axf # mother axĂ‹ # mother (honorific) Ă? a" # › ĂŻT zÂł Ă€! welcome! (Literally: come (in) right away!) aV #  yesterday >f U ÂĽ older sister (girl’s) >V U ÂĽ  when? >V U ÂĽ  always >d U ÂĽ ½ sometime or other, at one time; some time ago

 å how many? how much?

 å about how much? approximately how much?

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ĂĄÂŁ

 ¸ ice " ÂŁ T zÂł Ă€ please forgive me !- be nonexistent, not exist, not have  å # Z Æ a English language !#  å aÂł Ă€ does not exist, here is not, aren’t Z Æ ÂŞ movie, film ' Y Æ ah rubbish, junk; something or Z Æ ÂŞĂ„ Š¿ (ÂŁ R ¡) - see a film someone cheap and shabby Z Æ ÂŞ: Ă‹ Ă movie actor U c to (to the place e.g., to go to the place) next to, beside ~ ĂĄ U cN to (to the living thing e.g., to give d yes U something to the living thing) dĂŹ U Ăƒ- pretty, cute U cN " from (from the living thing) dÂť U Ă? reservation Ăˆ U c" from (place) dÂť U Ă?(ÂŁ Ăˆ ¡) - make a reservation fh Â? I S cl ' a elevator, lift ĂŻ- come › # b- - open it › ĂŻÂ? ¡ today ĂŚ # bÂŽ ” small hotel, inn ¸ ĂŻ › dm ‹ ĂŒ Ă‚â ÂŤ orange juice # be here ĂŻĂ&#x; › Ăƒ- ascend, rise # be ¤ ¸ý 4 YÂł Ă€ say there! excuse me! ĂŻĂ’ › ÂŽ R ´ on the right X # bž â“ j younger sister Âť ĂŻĂ’ › > R Ăƒ ÂĄ on the right # b a — several, various ĂŻ › older brother (girl’s) # bÂ&#x; ¸ summer ĂŻÂŚ › > morning, A.M. ‡ # b™ Ă—T zÂł Ă€! hello! hey there! excuse me! ĂŻ › # b a squid (hello on the telephone, or when peering ĂŻ › # b aĂ— 0 ‘ squid chips into a dark house. Also means look here! ĂŻĂ‘ › Ăą afternoon, P.M. # b woman ´ jade ÂŁ # b ĂŹ >Ă„ Š girlfriend ¡ ÂŁ - go up Â… train station ] ¡ ÂŁ › ĂŻ- come up -ÂĽ >/-Âż o > = years (counter) Âş clothes; garment ÂŁ >Ă„ o ÂĽ Š research ?Âł Ăż Ă€ get, receive; Â? HÂź t # # QQm Ă´ Ç >Ă„ o ÂĽ Š(Â&#x; ¡) - do research _" Â… fĂź <‍כ‏ š I get letter(s) from my mother >Ă„ o ÂĽ Š

(professor’s) office ™ ? Ăż l Ă­ ÂŤ shirt, dress shirt >; o ÂĽ play, drama Âł ?ĂŞ Ăż > wine >e o ÂĽ postponement @(Âł Ă€?) why? >e o ÂĽ performance @ ¢ > the reason is; because ˆ >7 o ÂĽ Yonsei University CÂŹ g ¨Ž ” diplomat ¸ >¡ o ÂĽ Ă?(ÂŁ Ç ¡) - — get in touch, make conC g foreign country Âą tact C g Âą ¡ Ă” a foreigner Ç >T o ÂĽ z age (honorific) C g # Âą a foreign language >! o ÂĽ

pencil ™ g CÂş Ă”Ă˜ Ç Âľ uncle (on mother’s side) l

f ~ å w key g CT xf Ò grandmother (on mother’s

Ă? ~ ĂĄ r Ă? diligently side) Z Æ England Âą CT g Âť Ă’ ! am grandfather (on mother’s Z Æ Âą ¡ Ă” English person Ç side) Z Æ ÂŽ ” consulate ¸ Ă SÂŽ Ă– ´ on the left X 12

Ă Ăƒ S Ă– > on the left ÂĄ Ă€h Âł cooking, cuisine Ă€h Âł (Â&#x; ¡) - cook Ă€¤ Âł ¸ nowadays, these days ĂŚ Ăˆ ÂŁ Ă business, matter to take care of " ÂŁ (Â&#x; ¡) - forgive Ă h Ă‹ we, our Ă Ăą Ă‹ Ă‘ umbrella 5 à ¤ Ă‹ > first of all, before anything else n Ă Ă‹ Ă‹ Ă‚ milk Ă W Ă‹ Â… post office Âą ž P ( â sports ž P ( â(ÂŁ ¡) - do sports; exercise ž P ( â* Ă— sports stadium ‘ ž P ( ⪠sneakers, tennis shoes -x S Korean monetary unit, won j Ăś(I Ă” \ Ă“) month names (counter) Âą ܳ Ă” \ Ă€

Monday ™ D above, over, on (top); upstairs € Dâ € ÂŤo whisky DÂĽ € upstairs, the floor above k R Ă– ](Â&#x; ¡) - retire š R Ă– j bank Ă&#x; š R Ă– jx Ă&#x; S banker j ¸â€Ť×›â€Ź ÂŁ Ă˜ĂŠ Ă beverage, something to drink ¸Ă? ÂŁ food Ă? ¸Ă? ÂŁ † Ă? restaurant \ ¸ ÂŁ Ă? music Ç ¸ ÂŁ Ă?ÂŹ Ç m concert + ˜ doctor, physician + ˜ chair tooth, teeth l this l -l - be (the same as, equal to) (copula) 7 l Ewha Women’s University l in a while, a while later Ă? l N  in this way, like this Â&#x; l ¸ (given) name ˜ l Âż aunt (mother’s sister) ˜ l ¿É Ă™ uncle (mother’s sister’s husband)

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lÂŁ > NOUN this NOUN (week, month) U ( ‘ - be stange, odd Ă— l l e talk, chat, story l e (Â&#x; ¡) - talk, chat V l  now (finally) š l Ă Ăž> Âż =(“ j Âť) second-year student Ăœ l è(ÂŁ q ¡) - get divorced -ĂŞ >& portion (of food) P >Âş ĂŞ Ă” ginseng Ç >Âş ĂŞ Ă”ĂŒ Ç Ă ginseng wine >V ĂŞ  now (finally)

matter, business ™

days (counter) ™

(ÂŁ ™ ¡) - work, do work

Ô ™ ¾ Japan e

Ô ™ ¾Ó e K ¹ Japanese language

Ă” ™ Âľ e ¡ Ă” person from Japan Ç

# ™ a Japanese language

# ™ a - get up; stand up

³ ™ À ™

Sunday

Ăœ ™ early (adv) Ă?

š ™ à Þ> ¿ =(“ j ) first-year student - read ™

- wear; put on ™

mouth ™ - be, exist; stay; have � Ñ # � Ñ a³ À it exists, there is/are # ™ a! ah - forget

- sleep ( ‍כ‏ š sleeps) | 0& P children (honorific) ž â car, automobile ‍כ‏ Ă˜ materials (written) Ă&#x; Ăƒ- cut

9 sisters e $ Âł Ă€! hey there! (a bit brusque or even ÂŚ > ‡ bicycle rude) V  & children (honirific) P $ evening; supper ĂŒ Ă often Ă? $ N  in that way Âź Ă?- — be little Ç † - are few \ Âź Ă?Âż Ç > last year = >Âœ ‡ ÂŚ Âť one’s major, specialization ‍כ‏ Âź Ă? ÇÖ R ! am uncle (fater’s younger >Âœ ‡ ÂŚ Âť(ÂŁ ‍כ‏ ¡) - major in something brother) >É ‡ ÂŚ Ă™ the whole thing, total Ă‘ glass (to drink); cupfuls (counter) 5 Ăł >É ‡ ÂŚ Ă™ everyting, all of it O Ă“ Âą well; often >U ‡ ÂŚ c earlier, before O Ă“ Âą @Âł Ă€ It’s going well. It’s turning out > ‡ ÂŚ ÂŞ telephone well. > ‡ ÂŚ ÂŞ(Â&#x; ¡) - make a phone call O Ă“ Âą j “ Âť~ - be handsome/good-looking ĂŠ > ‡ ÂŚ ÂŞ(Â&#x; ¡) - - make a phone call (usually said of males) > ‡ ÂŚ ÂŞ(Â&#x; ¡) š Ă’- answer the phone Ç O Ă“ Âą “ j~ Âť # ĂŠ aÂł Ă€ be handsome/good-look> ‡ ÂŚ ÂŞÂŁ >ÂĄ U Ăľ telephone number ing (usually said of males) >) ‡ ÂŚ „ [not] at all O Ă“ ¹ò Ă‘ 5 @Âł Ă€ it’s not going well - be young (but past puberty) ‰ â O Ă“ Âą Âł Ă€! good night (polite, but not hon Ă? \ † lunch Ă? orific)

k ‰ â plate O Ă“ Âą - do well, do (it) well ¡ 9 Ç Ă? chopsticks Ç Âź Ă” ÇÚ Ă‘ a short while, a moment 5 ´ a Ç Ă?(U Ç c) exactly at (a time) Âź Ă” Çk a short while a Ç Ă— * ‘ station/stop (train) O Ă• ¹Ê Ă k - eat (honorific) Ç a Ç Ú× * ‘ bus stop O Ă• Âąm magazine K a Ç Ă“(— Âą Ă—) truly, really -* Ă— ‘ flat objects (counter) K a Ç Ă“l Âą U cÂł Ă€? really? is it true? * Ă— ‘(ÂŁ ¡) Ă— ™- do grocery shopping % a Ç main gate (of a university) K * Ă— ‘G Ă• gloves Âą ĂĄ a Ç

† ~ (ĂŁ \ ĂƒÂ— Ă—) passionate(ly) * Ă— ‘ rainy season, seasonal rains x a Ç S garden j * Ă— ‘ ( ) m - rainy season sets in n a Ç politics * Ă— ‘˜ Âż mother-in-law (man’s) n a Ç š Ă Ăž political science * Ă— ‘ê > father-in-law (man’s) V Â

the most; number one ™ * Ă— ‘ê ># aĂ’ father-in-law (man’s) (elegant) R  V ¸ manufactured good(s) * Ă— ‘ê >* Ă—Â˜ ‘ Âż parents-in-law (man’s) Âż; Âœ a little Âł 3 i jacket 1 ¿É Âœ Ă™Â˜ Âż grandparents = i ĂĄ !- be not interesting, boring  Âœ Âż

nephew = i Ă‘ - be interesting Ă? Âż

Âœ Ă“ V Âą niece = i Ă‘ N Ă? interestingly, in such a way ¡å 4 ¤

(ÂŁ  ¡) - graduate that it is interesting ¸ a little; please 4 ¤ • j Ă&#x;Ă° tray (flat thing to carry dishes) 5 4l ¤ paper $ yon, that (over there) Ă - be good; be liked 4 ¤ $ e over there Ă - be good 4 ¤ 14

Ă 4 ¤ -, ¤ Ă 4 Âł Ă€, ¤ Ă 4 T Âźf Ă’ to like it (in the sense “loveâ€?) Examples: Â? Hs s ‍כ‏ a ~ % ‍כ‏ š I like this; G ™ è\ ÂŚa ~ % ‍כ‏ š? Do you like vegetables? Â? H&

Ăą ¨u ½ Â? H ` ‍כ‏ ÂŚa ~ % Ă´ Ç I like playing tennis Â?¢ h 4T Âźf Ă’ I’m sorry, excuse me (literally: I feel uneasy) Ă a state, a province ĂŒ Ă - give ĂŒ Ă ĂŤ ĂŒ Ă‘ week (counter) 5 à — ĂŒ Ă— mainly, mostly, for the most part Ă ĂŒ

state (-established), provincial(-ly ™ established) Ă ĂŒ

™ 7š à ޏ ¨ a state university Ă K ĂŒ Ă“ weekend Âą Ă Ăˆ ĂŒ Ă k- sleep (honorific) Ă % ĂŒ (ÂŁ K ¡) - order (at restaurant) Ă T ĂŒ zÂł Ă€ please give Ă ĂŒ

week (counter) ™ Ă

ĂŒ ÂťU ä c during the week, on week days ´- die ä

Í ä

Ă‘ middle, midway 5 Í ä

Ă‘U 5 c midway, in the middle Âť ä

China ¹  ä

Âą Âą K Cinese language Ă“ Âť ä

Âą ¡ Ă” person from China Ç Ă‚â ĂŒ ÂŤ juice ¡ ĂŚ ¤ w- be enjoyable, pleasant, fun ¡Ăš ä

u N enjoyably ; m now Âł ĂŹ m Ă‘ past, last 5 6 m - get along m ĂŁ

subway, underground, metro Â? >m ĂŤ rice, meal (honorific)

% ™ question K

house, home ™

™ ¡ Ă” my wife Ç - salt ( ‍כ‏ š is salty) 1ä G ÂŤ jazz ´ side, direction X ÂŽ

car, vehicle tea - wear (a watch) - cold ( ‍כ‏ š is cold) ¸ Ă˜ ticket (train, bus) Ă? Ç ½ - be good by nature; be a good boy (girl, dog) Ă” truly, really (exclamation) Ç ½ š > Âż vegetable(s) Ă“ b M window Ă˜- look for; find Âą P Ă˜- withdraw (money) from; fetch Âą P (money) buildings (counter) > c book 9 d cĂ— 9 d ( ‘ desk ÂƒÂŁ % ¸ the beginning; first time ÂƒÂŁ % ¸Ă„ øþ N r¢ Ă? šf ĂŚ pleased to make your acquaintance (formal style) (Explanation: ƒ` % v beginning, first time, ~ ÂŽ Âł x_ Â’ vm Ăž will humbly see/meet. (literally: I see you for the first time i.e., how do you do?) > thousand  § >ĂŻ  § Ă‘U 5 cÂł Ă€ you’re welcome! or don’t mention it! (Literally: it’s one of ten million (words)) >§  § >r  slowly

– Â? ĂŁ Âż railway B first ? Ăˆ C e Ăˆ m jeans Cš e Ăˆ Âż(Â&#x; ¡) - clean up ĂŻ7 Â? (Â&#x; ¡) - invite someone ĂŻ7 Â? (Â&#x; ¡) š Ă’- be/get invited Ç -Â? ĂŻ (a) second (counter)

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Ă? Ă™w- be cold ¸ ( ¡) Ă™ ĂŚ Ă?- dances (a dance) ‚ x - get tipsy/drunk -ÂĽ floors (of a building) (counter) n - strike, hit n - play (tennis, golf) n skirt ĂŹ >Ă„ Š friend ĂŹ >‡ relative “ ™

á blackboard 5

- ride in, ride on ” § - go (riding) ” §Â› ĂŻ- come (riding) ÂŁ ¡ towel Ă“ mask Âą R # @ a - be born cf Y â ÂŤ tennis cf Y â ÂŤ(Â&#x; ¡) n - play tennis cl Y ÂĄ ¡ table cQ Y cj ÂŚ > television ‡ Ă— Â&#x; Â&#x; Ă—ĂŒ Ă‚â ÂŤ tomato juice Ă—Âł Â&#x; Ă€ ™

Saturday § - get through to, make contact with § ÂŞ(Â&#x; ¡) - get through to, make contact with on phone

? digs out ? Canada ? ¡ Ă” a Canadian Ç 9 e g( xâ ÂŤ campus & q coffee

Q r ä c pair (of shois, etc.) ž Ăł nose ž ĂłR cg comedy ž óç Ăƒ coat Âľf o Ă™ cç 9 Ăƒ dä ‹ ÂŤ contact lenses ¡ I ÂŚ cola ĂŚ ÂŤ- be large ĂŚ ÂŤĂ? cream Ă? G 9 D ! am uncle (father’s elder brother)

- - sell it

( Ăž P ÂŤ pounds (sterling) (counter)

p party Ă“ arm Âą S d ballpoint pen ½ > side, direction ÂĄ Ăƒ >m ÂĄ Ăƒ letter > ÂĄ Ăƒ - be comfortable; convenient >r ÂĄ Ăƒ comfortably; conveniently Ă˜ ticket ¸ Ă™- - solve it; undo it Ă? ¡ 1 starch, glue 2 grass ¡ (ÂŁ ¡) ‚ l 7 - starch it è ÂŤ% Ă—â ‘ ÂŤ France è ÂŤ% Ă—â ‘ ÂŤĂ“ K Âą French language ÂŤ% è Ă—â ‘ ÂŤ ¡ Ă” person from France Ç — è Ă— program (TV); pro (sports) ÂŤh è nondairy creamer

- add/put (sugar)

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/Ă— Ă— ‘ ( ‘ always years (counter) B g! 9 h a hamburger -š j bound for (a place). e.g.: @ Ă&#x; /„ Â? ' Â&#x;l a TĂŚjon train, train bound for TĂŚjon ‡h ) waist, lower back „ tongue ) C older brother f ĂŒ CV f ĂŒ  brothers (for males); brothers and sisters ĂľĂŒ ÂĄ Ă Australia ĂľĂŒ ÂĄ à ¡ Ă” an Australian Ç ĂľM ÂĄ f hotel Â? è q Ăœ (" ) alone, on one’s own, by oneself ĂŽ N Š black tea, English tea ĂŽÂŚ N Š Âť Hong Kong I - do (½ Ă‹m + does it (formal style)) ĂŽÂŚ N Š Âť I ¡ Ă” person from Hong Kong Ç ” § and ÂŞÂł Ă€ ™

Tuesday š Ăž à ¨ school ÂŞĂ— * ‘ ™

toilet, restroom, bathroom, še Ăž Ă term, semester washroom -à š¿ Ăž >(l = U cÂł Ă€) is a student in such-andÂŹ m company such a year or grade (at school) ÂŹ m x S company employee j š“ Ăž Ă j student Âť ÂŹ m ÂŞ conversation š“ Ăž Ă jm Âť ÂŹÂŽ ” student union (building) ¸ ĂąU Ă‘ c after, later about, approximately 5 ø òm Ă‘ tissue paper; toilet tissue, 5 ø Korea Âą TM Kleenex 5 ø K Âą Ă“ Korean language Âą Ă›h ĂŠ - be cloudy, overcast 5 ø Âą ¡ Ă” Ç a Korean Ă›h ĂŠ - become/get cloudy 5 ø # Âą a Korean language strength, energy Ă? Ă— 5 Âą Ăž ø à š Korean Studies (l Ă? Ă— ) Ăž ÂŤ- - be difficult, taxing Y 5 ø c 1 to (to the living thing e.g., to (strength enters) give something to the living thing) 2 from (from the place) (colloquial) Y 5 ø c " from (from the living thing) Âťxf Ă’ T grandmother ÂťxĂ‹ Ă’ T grandmother (honorific) Ă? Âť Ă’ T ! aĂ‹ grandfather (honorific) Ă? Âť Ă’ T ! am grandfather Â?\ Ăž à ‰ together Âźh Ă’ T rationality, reason ֖ Z / ÂżĂœ ÂŤ hot dog ¨8 ¡ ¨ ¸ platform - bloom, blossom q Ă? q Âľ ] - be tired q • Âż piano q • Âż(Â&#x; ¡) n - play piano Ă‹ q Ă - smoke q pizza

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