Htsk Words And Verbs

Front 1

공항에 도착했어요?

Back 1

Have you arrived at the airport?

Front 2

이 차가 낡어요

Back 2

This car is old

Front 3

버스 정류장 어디에 있어요?

Back 3

Where's the bus stop?

Front 4

가게가 많네!

Back 4

There are so many shops!

Front 5

어제 저와 여동생이랑 같이 박물관에 갔어요

Back 5

Yesterday I went to the museum with my sister

Front 6

나에게/나한테 공을 던져!

Back 6

Throw the ball over to me!

Front 7

'모래' 뜻은 오늘부터 이틀이에요

Back 7

The meaning of the day after tomorrow is 2 days from today.

Front 8

네 남방이 멋져?

Back 8

Your shirt's cool!

Front 9

여기가 분위기가 너무 좋다고 들었어요

Back 9

I heard the atmosphere here is really nice

Front 10

우리 학교는 제공하는 급식이 별로 나쁘지않아요

Back 10

The food our school provides isn't that bad

(급식 specifically means the food provided by the school, we don't have this word in English, we just describe it as 'the school's food' or 'the food at school.

Front 11

풀로 신발를 수리했어요

Back 11

I fixed/repaired my shoes with glue

Front 12

생선과 물거기는 달라요

Back 12

'saengsong' and 'mulgogi' is different.

Saengsong is a word we don't have in English which means the fish that is dead, cooked and eaten like what you would see on a menu and mulgogi is simply the fish that is alive and swimming in the sea. you can remember that mulgogi is made up of two words, mul which means water, and gogi which means meat.

Front 13

야체와 과일이 겅간에 좋아요

Back 13

Vegetables and fruit is good for your health

Front 14

종이을 자른다

Back 14

Cut the paper

Front 15

그의 눈썹이 너무 크다

Back 15

His eyebrows are way too big

Front 16

저의 직장은 여기있습니다

Back 16

The place where I work is here

Front 17

회사는 기계를 대체했어

Back 17

The machine was replaced by the company

Front 18

네 강아지의 털이 너무 부드럽다!

Back 18

Your dog's fur is so soft!

Front 19

내 가족들은백년전에 우리 집을 짓었어요

Back 19

100 years ago my family built this house

Front 20

제가 음료수를 제공되었어요

Back 20

The drinks were provided by me

Front 21

이게는 데이트이라서 내가 모든 것을 낼게

Back 21

Since this is a date, I'll pay for everything

(내다) to pay which is different from to buy 사다

Front 22

내 옆집에 종이를 만드는 공장이 있어요

Back 22

Next to my house is a factory which makes paper

Front 23

제 어머니의 열이 너무 나빠요

Back 23

My mum's fever's really bad

Front 24

극장에 들어가요

Back 24

Go into the theatre

Front 25

홍대에 올때 눈앞에 많이 간판이 있을거예요

Back 25

When you come to Hongdae you'll see many signs

Front 26

값을 자르다

Back 26

To cut down the price

Front 27

집에 여권을 놓았네!

Back 27

I left the passport at home

Front 28

수건을 줘!

Back 28

Give me the towel

Front 29

한국에 살고 있는 친구를 방문했어요

Back 29

I visited my friends who are living in Korea

Front 30

그 점원이 나를 벌써 도와줬어요

Back 30

That store assistant already helped me

Front 31

도서관에 조요해서 속삭해야 돼요

Back 31

The library is quiet so you have to whisper

Front 32

이 앱으로 한국 단어를 복습할 수 있어요

Back 32

I'm re-studying Korean words with this app

Front 33

문이 얇네요!

Back 33

The door is so thin!

Front 34

남친 고를때 가장 중요한 3가지

Back 34

When I go looking for a boyfriend, The 3 most important things that I look for are

Front 35

그의 성격은 착하고 모들 게 이해해줄 수 있어요

Back 35

His personality is kind and is able to understand everything (towards girls)

Front 36

온도는 날씨가 얼마나 덥는지 춥는지

Back 36

Temperature is how hot or cold the weather is

Front 37

니가 했다고 입장해!

Back 37

Admit that you did it!

Front 38

역사가 너무 흥미러워요

Back 38

History is so interesting

Front 39

괜찮아요 가벼워요

Back 39

It's ok, It's light

Front 40

청소기를 공장 냈어요

Back 40

I broke the hoover

Front 41

상장안에 뭐있는지 열어봐

Back 41

Go see what's in the box

Front 42

불을 꺼줘

Back 42

Turn off the light

Front 43

티비를 켜 뉴스를 봐야돼

Back 43

Turn on the TV, I need to watch the news

Front 44

학생들은 선생님의 말씀을 잘 들고 선생님을 존경해요

교장선생님은 선생님들에게 존경받아요

Back 44

The students listen to the teacher and respect their teacher

The principal is respected by the teachers

Front 45

그 상황을 다시 내서 미안해 얼마나 아프게 했는지 몰랐어요

Back 45

sorry for bringing up the situation again, I didn't know how much it hurt you

Front 46

Clauses ending in a passive verb can never have a word with an object marker (를/을) within the clause.Passive verbs are conjugated just like active verbs, even though they feel like adjectivesThough clauses ending in a passive verb cannot have an object in the clause, other particles can be attached to nouns to indicate how the passive action occurred. These particles are usually:에 – to indicate that something occurred due to a non-person에 의해 – to indicate that something occurred due to a non-person, but we haven’t studied this specifically yet에게 – to indicate that something occurred due to a person~(으)로 – to indicate the tool/method in which something occurred

Back 46

remember that!

Front 47

나는 친구를 속였어

나는 친구에게 속았어

Back 47

I tricked my friend

I was tricked by my friend (passive sentence)

Front 48

감동해보지마 안 될거야

Back 48

Don't try to impress me, it won't work

Front 49

화났어?

Back 49

Are you mad?

Front 50

사촌은 2주전에 결혼했어요

Back 50

2 weeks ago my cousin got married

Front 51

나의 과거는 어두웠지만

Back 51

My past was dark but

Front 52

저는 손을 들었어요

저는 가방을 들었어요

나는 동아리에 들었어

(나는) 잠이 들었다

저는 그 그림이 마음에 들어요 I like that picture

Back 52

I raised my hand

I carried/held the bag

I joined/entered a club

I fell asleep

Front 53

야! 돌려줘! 돌려준다면 아이스크림을 살게

Back 53

Hey! Give it back! If you give it back i'll buy you ice cream

Front 54

내가 진문할게요 뭐가 드릴까요?

Back 54

I'll order, what shall we have?

Front 55

빨리 고르해줘!

Back 55

Please pick/choose already

Front 56

라면에 많이 야체를 넣어주세요

Back 56

Please put lots of vegetables in my ramen

Front 57

생각보다 설면하기 어렵네요

Back 57

It's more difficult to explain than I thought

Front 58

그녀가 새 하이힐을 살 자랑하기 좋아하는 사람이에요

Back 58

She likes to show off when she buys new highheels

Front 59

감기에 걸렸다

Back 59

ㅠㅇ률