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漢字 (한자 - Hanja) 3

日 = 일 (날 일): day

  • 내日 (내일)= tomorrow
  • 매日 (매일)= everyday
  • 日상 (일상)= daily life
  • 日본 (일본)= Japan
  • 日요日 (일요일)= Sunday

月 = 월 (달 월): month

  • 月세 (월세)= (monthly) rent
  • 매月 (매월)= every month
  • 세月 (세월)= time
  • 月요日 (월요일)= Monday
  • 1月 (1월)= January

年 = 년 (해 년): year

  • 작年 (작년)= last year
  • 내年 (내년)= next year
  • 매年 (매년)= every year
  • 금年 (금년)= this year
  • 학年 (학년)= a grade in school (1st grade, 2nd grade, etc..)

內 = 내 (안 내): inside

  • 실內 (실내)= inside a place
  • 국內 (국내)= inside a country
  • 內부 (내부)= the interior part

外 = 외 (바깔 외): outside

  • 外국 (외국)= foreign (outside country)
  • 外국인 (외국인)= foreigner
  • 제外하다 (제외하다)= except
  • 해外 (해외)= foreign country
  • 外出하다 (외출하다)= to leave


Happy learning! ^^

Source: How to study Korean - Hanja

itslostfocus:

이/그/저 with 이다

Remember:

  • 이다: to be. It’s conjugated as “am/is/are”.
  • 이: this
  • 그/저: that
  • 이것/그것/저것

Now time to make sentences: for example let’s use the phrase “this person is a doctor”. The first step it to transform it using the korean sentences structure, so it would look like “that person는 doctor is”. And now we can write it like this:

그 사람은 + 의사 + 이다 = 그 사람은 의사야 (informal) / 그 사람은 의사예요 (formal)

Examples: you can copy these and try to form the sentences by yourself or you can make your own using these only as examples/a guide.

  1. this person is a teacher: 이 사람은 선생님 이다 = 이 사람은 선생님이야 / 이 사람은 선생님이예요
  2. this (thing) is a table: 이것은 탁자 이다 = 이것은 탁자야 / 이것은 탁자예요
  3. that (thing) is a bed: 저것은 침대 이다 = 저것은 침대야 / 저것은 침대예요
  4. that person is a man: 그 사람은 남자 이다 = 그 사람은 남자야 / 그 사람은 남자예요
  5. this (thing) is a tree: 이것은 나무 이다 = 이것은 나무야 / 이것은 나무예요

source material: howtostudykorean

Random Vocab 9

  1. 알다: to know, understand
  2. 앨범: album (음악, 사진)
  3. 어디: where
  4. 어때요?: how is it?
  5. 어서 오세요: welcome, come in
  6. 언제: when
  7. 얼마예요?: how much is it?
  8. 에: to (destination)
  9. 여기: here
  10. 여러분: everyone
  11. 연습: practice
  12. 영국: UK
  13. 영수증: receipt
  14. 영화: movie
  15. 영화관: cinema
  16. 예쁘다: to be pretty
  17. 예약하다: to make a reservation
  18. 오: 5
  19. 오늘: today
  20. 오다: to come


Happy learning! ^^

itslostfocus:

이/그/저 (this and that)

THIS: 이

It is used when we are talking about something that is within touching distance.

It is placed before the noun it is describing (like in English)

Ex: 

  *사람:thisperson

  *남자:thisman

  *여자:thiswoman

  *차:thiscar

  *탁자:thistable

  *의자:thischair

THAT

1. : it’s used when we’re talking about something from a previous sentence or previos context, regardless of if we can see it or not.

2. : it’s used when we’re talking about something we can see but can’t touch, cause it is too far away.

Both can be placed before the noun, just like with 이.

Ex: 

  *사람:thisperson

  *사람:thatperson

  *사람:thatperson

Remember: although the English translations of 그 and 저 are the same (”that”), they DO NOT have the same meaning in Korean

One of the most common words  are 것 (”thing”), and then 이/그/저 are placed before it, it conforms a compound word.

Ex: 

  *이것: this thing

  *그것: that thing

  *저것: that thing

As in English, in Korean “that” can be a determiner (ex “I like that table”), and also can be a pronoun (ex “I like that”), so…

  1. when it is used as a determiner, 그 goes before the noun.

  2. when it is used as a pronoun, 그것 is used

(그것 is the name “IT” receives in korean)

source material: howtostudykorean

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