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Korean Word of the Day - pin-striped (adjective)

Monday, February 28th, 2011

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가는 세로줄 무늬의 pin-striped (adjective)

그는 금요일마다 가는 세로줄 무늬의 양복을 입습니다.
He wears his pin-striped suit every Friday.

가는 세로줄 무늬의 옷
pin-striped clothing

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Korean Word of the Day - eat out (verb)

Sunday, February 27th, 2011

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외식하다 eat out (verb)

오늘 저녁은 외식합시다.
Let’s eat out for dinner.

금요일에 외식하다
eat out on Friday

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Korean Word of the Day - holiday (noun)

Saturday, February 26th, 2011

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공휴일 holiday (noun)

설날은 제가 가장 좋아하는 공휴일입니다.
New Years is my favorite holiday each year.

공휴일 파티
holiday party

공휴일 장식
holiday decorations

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Korean Word of the Day - windy (phrase)

Friday, February 25th, 2011

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바람이 부는 windy (phrase)

밖에 바람이 많이 붑니다.
It’s windy outside.

저는 비가 오는 날도 바람이 부는 날도 신문을 배달해야 합니다.
I have to deliver newspapers on rainy days and windy days.

바람이 부는 날
windy day

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Korean Word of the Day - sixteen (noun)

Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011

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십육 sixteen (noun)

일 파운드는 십육 온스입니다.
One pound is sixteen ounces.

십육 위안화
sixteen renminbi

숫자 십육은 동그라미 안에 써져 있습니다.
The number sixteen is written in the middle of the circle.

오페라는 십육 세기, 이탈리아에서 시작되었습니다.
Opera began in Italy in the 16th century.

숫자 십육
number sixteen

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Korean Word of the Day - power socket (noun)

Tuesday, February 22nd, 2011

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콘센트 power socket (noun)

콘센트에서 전기 플러그를 뺄 때에는 전기 플러그를 잡으세요.
Hold the electric plug while removing it from the socket.

하얀 콘센트
white power socket

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Korean Word of the Day - office (noun)

Monday, February 21st, 2011

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사무실 office (noun)

사람들은 사무실에서 일하고 있습니다.
The people are working at the office.

직장의 사무실
work office

사무실
company office

사무실에서 일하다
work at the office

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Korean Word of the Day - seafood (noun)

Sunday, February 20th, 2011

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해산물 seafood (noun)

조개, 연어, 새우, 랍스터, 그리고 오징어는 모두 해산물입니다.
Clams, salmon, shrimp, lobsters, and squid are all seafood.

해산물 레스토랑
seafood restaurant

해산물 모듬 요리
seafood platter

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Korean Word of the Day - mechanical pencil (noun)

Saturday, February 19th, 2011

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샤프펜슬 mechanical pencil (noun)

빨간 샤프펜슬은 녹색의 지우개가 있습니다.
The red mechanical pencil has a green eraser.

샤프펜슬 심
mechanical pencil lead

빨간 샤프펜슬
red mechanical pencil

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Korean Word of the Day - Europe (noun)

Friday, February 18th, 2011

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유럽 Europe (noun)

알프스 산맥은 유럽에 있습니다.
The Alps mountain range is located in Europe.

서유럽
Western Europe

유럽을 여행하다
travel through Europe

동유럽
Eastern Europe

유럽의 지도
map of Europe

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