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오다: to come 마시다: to drink 좋아하다: to like / prefer 먹다: to eat 쉬다: to rest 생각하다: to think 주다: to give 가다: to go 운동하다: to exercise 나타나다: to appear 듣다: to hear 벗다: take off / undress 약속하다: to promise 거짓말하다: to lie 고백하다: to confess 닮다: to resemble / to look like 빼다: to remove / take out 죄송하다: to be sorry 찾다: to find, to look for 대답하다: to answer / reply 준비하다; to prepare 앉다: to sit 도망가다/도망치다: to run away 자다: to sleep 사다: to buy 걸리다: to take (time) 누르다: to press 씻다: to wash 즐기다: to enjoy / have fun 가지다: to have 기억하다: to remember 포기하다: to give up 사용하다: to use 넣다: to place / to put 감추다: to hide 이기다: to win 살다: to live 팔다: to sell 틀리다: to be wrong 싸우다: to fight 늦다: to be late 대답하다: to answer 빛나다: to shine 웃다: to laugh 성공하다: to succeed 남기다: to leave 읽다: to read 소개하다: to introduce 출발하다: to depart 후회하다: to regret 도착하다: to arrive 버리다: to throw 싫어하다: to dislike / hate 꿈꾸다: to dream 남다: to be left / to remain 시작하다: to start 끝나다: to finish 자르다: to cut 믿다: to believe 보내다: to send 배우다: to learn 만들다: to make 내리다: to fall / come down 쓰다: to write / to use / to wear (hat/glasses) 울다: to cry 갖다: to have 웃다: to laugh 도와주다: to help / give assistance 보다: to see 닦다: to wash / clean 일어나다: to get up 조심하다: to becareful 걷다: to walk 부르다: to sing / call 원하다: to want / wish 미치다: be crazy 뛰다: to jump 춤추다: to dance 싸우다: to fight / argue 주다: to give 모으다: to collect / gather 설명하다: to explain 받다: to accept / receive Posts .Credits . | Word of the Day: 가다 #
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가다(ga-da) / 가요(ga-yo) - go, come, 갔다(gat-da) / 갔었어요(gass-eoss-eoyo)- went 갈 거예요(gal geoyeyo) / 갑니다(gab-ni-da)- going 안 가요 (an ga-yo) - not going 가야 돼요 (gaya dwaeyo) - should go / must go Example: I'm going now. 지금 갑니다(jigeum gabnida) I went to school yesterday. 어제 학교 갔어요 (eoje haggyo gass-eoyo) I'll go tomorrow. 내일 갈게요 (naeil migug galgeyo) I have to go home. 집에 가야 돼요(jib-e gaya dwaeyo) I'll be right back. 갔다올게 (gassdaolge) Labels: Hangul, Word of the Day Friday, 16 November 2012 | 0 comment[s] | back to top |
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