어휘(Vocabulary) 04.

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The Korean word "필요하다" (pilyohada) translates to "to need" or "necessary" in English. It's a verb that describes the requirement or need for something.

Here are various scenarios where you can use "필요하다" (pilyohada), which will help in teaching the concept and application of the word to a foreigner learning Korean.
Example Sentences Using "필요하다" (pilyohada):
  1. When you need money to purchase: "I need money."
    In Korean: "저는 돈이 필요해요 (jeoneun doni pilyohaeyo)."
  2. When expressing a need for companionship or love: "I need your love."
    In Korean: "저는 당신의 사랑이 필요해요 (jeoneun dangsin-ui sarangi pilyohaeyo)."
  3. When you need your parents' advice or support: "I need my parents."
    In Korean: "저는 부모님이 필요해요 (jeoneun bumonim-i pilyohaeyo)."
  4. When you need a car to get to work: "I need a car."
    In Korean: "저는 자동차가 필요해요 (jeoneun jadongchaga pilyohaeyo)."
  5. When you need freedom to make your own decisions: "I need freedom."
    In Korean: "저는 자유가 필요해요 (jeoneun jayuga pilyohaeyo)."
  6. When you need rest after a long week: "I need a break."
    In Korean: "저는 휴식이 필요해요 (jeoneun hyusigi pilyohaeyo)."
  7. When you need a friend's presence: "I need a friend."
    In Korean: "저는 친구가 필요해요 (jeoneun chinguga pilyohaeyo)."
  8. When you need advice on a problem: "I need some advice."
    In Korean: "저는 조언이 필요해요 (jeoneun joyeoni pilyohaeyo)."
  9. When you need quiet to concentrate: "I need quiet."
    In Korean: "저는 조용함이 필요해요 (jeoneun joyonghami pilyohaeyo)."
  10. When you need a ticket to attend a concert: "I need a ticket."
    In Korean: "저는 티켓이 필요해요 (jeoneun tikesi pilyohaeyo)."
To use "필요하다" in a sentence, start with "저는" (jeoneun) which means "I," followed by the item you need, then "이/가 필요해요" (i/ga pilyohaeyo) for "need."





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