어휘(Vocabulary) 01.

 

  1. 일상 (Il-sang) - "Daily Life"
    Refers to everyday routine or normal life activities.

    "I find peace in the simplicity of my daily life."
    "제 일상은 매우 평범해요."
  2. 생활 (Saenghwal) - "Living/Lifestyle"
    Encompasses how a person lives, including their habits, attitudes, and moral standards.

    "Her lifestyle focuses on health and wellness."
    "그녀의 생활 방식은 건강에 중점을 둡니다."
  3. 공공기관 (Gonggonggigwan) - "Public Institution"
    A government-owned organization providing public services.

    "He works at a public institution responsible for urban planning."
    "그는 도시 계획을 담당하는 공공기관에서 일합니다."
  4. 찬송가 (Chansongga) - "Hymn"
    A religious song or poem of praise to God or a deity.

    "The congregation sang hymns during the service."
    "예배 중에 교회에서는 찬송가를 불렀습니다."
  5. 부르고 (Bureugo) - "To Call" or "To Sing"
    This can mean calling someone or singing a song.

    "She loves to sing her favorite songs loudly."
    "그녀는 좋아하는 노래를 크게 부릅니다."
  6. 취미 (Chwimi) - "Hobby"
    An activity done regularly for pleasure in one's leisure time.

    "Gardening is my hobby; it's very therapeutic."
    "제 취미는 정원 가꾸기입니다, 매우 치유적이에요."
  7. 명절 (Myeongjeol) - "Traditional Holiday" or "Festival"
    Special days in Korean culture are often celebrated with traditional customs.

    "During the festival, we enjoy many traditional foods and games."
    "명절에는 전통 음식과 게임을 즐깁니다."
  8. 쉴 (Swil) - "To Rest"
    Take a break or relax, especially after work or exertion.

    "On weekends, I like to rest and recharge for the week ahead."
    "주말에는 쉬면서 다음 주를 준비합니다."
  9. 훨씬 (Hwolssin) - "Much More"
    Significantly or considerably more or to a greater degree.

    "This book is much more interesting than the last one I read."
    "이 책은 제가 마지막으로 읽은 책보다 훨씬 재미있습니다."
  10. 고향 (Gohyang) - "Hometown"
    The place where a person was born or grew up.

    "Every summer, we visit our grandparents in our hometown."
    "여름마다 우리는 고향에 있는 할머니 할아버지 집을 방문합니다."
  11. 댁 (Daek) - "House" or "Home"
    Refers to someone's house or residence, often used respectfully.

    "We are invited to Mr. Kim's house for dinner."
    "저희는 김 씨 댁에 저녁 식사 초대를 받았습니다."
  12. 떡국 (Tteokguk) - "Rice Cake Soup"
    A traditional Korean dish made with sliced rice cakes, usually eaten during the Korean New Year.

    "Eating tteokguk on New Year's Day is believed to bring good luck."
    "설날에 떡국을 먹으면 행운이 온다고 믿습니다."
  13. 신분 (Sinbun) - "Identity" or "Status"
    Refers to a person's social or professional standing.

    "His identity was confirmed through his ID card."
    "그의 신분은 신분증을 통해 확인되었습니다."
  14. 서면 (Seomyeon) - "Written Document" or "In Writing"
    Something that is expressed or done in written form.

    "We agreed to the terms in a written document."
    "우리는 서면으로 조건에 동의했습니다."
  15. 계단 (Gyedan) - "Stairs" or "Staircase"
    A set of steps leading from one floor of a building to another.

    "She took the stairs instead of the elevator for exercise."
    "그녀는 운동을 위해 엘리베이터 대신 계단을 사용했습니다."
  16. 바르다 (Bareuda) - "To Apply" or "To Be Correct"
    To put on a substance like cream or to be proper.

    "She applies sunscreen every morning."
    "그녀는 매일 아침 자외선 차단제를 바릅니다."
  17. 처방전 (Cheobangjeon) - "Prescription"
    A paper on which a doctor writes the details of the medicine or drugs someone needs.

    "I took the prescription to the pharmacy to get my medication."
    "약을 받기 위해 처방전을 약국에 가져갔습니다."
  18. 자리 (Jari) - "Seat" or "Place"
    A place where someone can sit or be in an appropriate position for something.

    "Please take a seat; we've been expecting you."
    "자리에 앉으세요, 저희가 기다리고 있었습니다."
  19. 손님 (Son-nim) - "Guest" or "Customer"
    Someone who is visiting a place or someone's home or a patron of a business.

    "We have guests coming over for dinner tonight."
    "오늘 저녁 식사에 손님들이 올 예정입니다."
  20. 신나 (Sinna) - "Exciting" or "Thrilling"
    Something is fun, exciting, or causes happiness.

    "The concert last night was inspiring!"
    "어젯밤 콘서트는 정말 신나는 경험이었습니다!"
  21. 근로계약 (Geunrogyeyak) - "Employment Contract"
    A formal agreement specifying the terms and conditions of employment.

    "She just signed her new employment contract."
    "그녀는 방금 새로운 고용 계약에 서명했습니다."
  22. 기간 (Gigan) - "Period" or "Term"
    A length or duration of time.

    "The project has a period of six months."
    "이 프로젝트는 6개월의 기간이 있습니다."
  23. 사귀 (Sagwi) - "To Date" or "To Be in a Relationship"
    To engage in a romantic relationship with someone.

    "They've been dating for a couple of years now."
    "그들은 지금 몇 년 동안 사귀고 있습니다."
  24. 빠지고 (Ppajigo) - "To Fall Out" or "To Be Omitted"
    To be left out or to drop out of something.

    "She was upset about being omitted from the team list."
    "팀 명단에서 빠졌다는 사실에 그녀는 화가 났습니다."

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