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en to need – to want to   »   ko 필요해요 – 원해요

69 [sixty-nine]

to need – to want to

to need – to want to

69 [예순아홉]

69 [yesun-ahob]

필요해요 – 원해요

[pil-yohaeyo – wonhaeyo]

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I need a bed. 저는 침대가--요--. 저는 침대가 필요해요. 저- 침-가 필-해-. ------------ 저는 침대가 필요해요. 0
jeone----hi--a-g--p---yoha---. jeoneun chimdaega pil-yohaeyo. j-o-e-n c-i-d-e-a p-l-y-h-e-o- ------------------------------ jeoneun chimdaega pil-yohaeyo.
I want to sleep. 저는-자-- 원해요. 저는 자기를 원해요. 저- 자-를 원-요- ----------- 저는 자기를 원해요. 0
je--eun-ja-i-eu- ---ha---. jeoneun jagileul wonhaeyo. j-o-e-n j-g-l-u- w-n-a-y-. -------------------------- jeoneun jagileul wonhaeyo.
Is there a bed here? 여기 -대--있어요? 여기 침대가 있어요? 여- 침-가 있-요- ----------- 여기 침대가 있어요? 0
ye--i c-im---g- i-s----o? yeogi chimdaega iss-eoyo? y-o-i c-i-d-e-a i-s-e-y-? ------------------------- yeogi chimdaega iss-eoyo?
I need a lamp. 저는---가 필요해-. 저는 램프가 필요해요. 저- 램-가 필-해-. ------------ 저는 램프가 필요해요. 0
jeo-----la---euga--i---o---yo. jeoneun laempeuga pil-yohaeyo. j-o-e-n l-e-p-u-a p-l-y-h-e-o- ------------------------------ jeoneun laempeuga pil-yohaeyo.
I want to read. 저--읽-를 -해-. 저는 읽기를 원해요. 저- 읽-를 원-요- ----------- 저는 읽기를 원해요. 0
je-ne-n --g-gil-u- ---h---o. jeoneun ilg-gileul wonhaeyo. j-o-e-n i-g-g-l-u- w-n-a-y-. ---------------------------- jeoneun ilg-gileul wonhaeyo.
Is there a lamp here? 여---프----요? 여기 램프가 있어요? 여- 램-가 있-요- ----------- 여기 램프가 있어요? 0
y-ogi la----u-a---s-e--o? yeogi laempeuga iss-eoyo? y-o-i l-e-p-u-a i-s-e-y-? ------------------------- yeogi laempeuga iss-eoyo?
I need a telephone. 저는--화기가-필요해-. 저는 전화기가 필요해요. 저- 전-기- 필-해-. ------------- 저는 전화기가 필요해요. 0
j-o-eu--j--nhw-g-g----l---h--yo. jeoneun jeonhwagiga pil-yohaeyo. j-o-e-n j-o-h-a-i-a p-l-y-h-e-o- -------------------------------- jeoneun jeonhwagiga pil-yohaeyo.
I want to make a call. 저- 전화하기를 원-요. 저는 전화하기를 원해요. 저- 전-하-를 원-요- ------------- 저는 전화하기를 원해요. 0
j-o--u- j--nhw-h----e------hae-o. jeoneun jeonhwahagileul wonhaeyo. j-o-e-n j-o-h-a-a-i-e-l w-n-a-y-. --------------------------------- jeoneun jeonhwahagileul wonhaeyo.
Is there a telephone here? 여---화-가----? 여기 전화기가 있어요? 여- 전-기- 있-요- ------------ 여기 전화기가 있어요? 0
ye-g- -eo-------a--s----yo? yeogi jeonhwagiga iss-eoyo? y-o-i j-o-h-a-i-a i-s-e-y-? --------------------------- yeogi jeonhwagiga iss-eoyo?
I need a camera. 저는-사진기----해-. 저는 사진기가 필요해요. 저- 사-기- 필-해-. ------------- 저는 사진기가 필요해요. 0
j-o--un -a--n-iga pi--y-haey-. jeoneun sajingiga pil-yohaeyo. j-o-e-n s-j-n-i-a p-l-y-h-e-o- ------------------------------ jeoneun sajingiga pil-yohaeyo.
I want to take photographs. 저는----찍기를--해요. 저는 사진 찍기를 원해요. 저- 사- 찍-를 원-요- -------------- 저는 사진 찍기를 원해요. 0
j--neu- s-ji- -ji-g-leul--o-h-ey-. jeoneun sajin jjiggileul wonhaeyo. j-o-e-n s-j-n j-i-g-l-u- w-n-a-y-. ---------------------------------- jeoneun sajin jjiggileul wonhaeyo.
Is there a camera here? 여- -----있--? 여기 사진기가 있어요? 여- 사-기- 있-요- ------------ 여기 사진기가 있어요? 0
ye-g--s-j-ng--a-is--e---? yeogi sajingiga iss-eoyo? y-o-i s-j-n-i-a i-s-e-y-? ------------------------- yeogi sajingiga iss-eoyo?
I need a computer. 저는--퓨터가-필요--. 저는 컴퓨터가 필요해요. 저- 컴-터- 필-해-. ------------- 저는 컴퓨터가 필요해요. 0
jeon-u- k-o--------a--i--y------. jeoneun keompyuteoga pil-yohaeyo. j-o-e-n k-o-p-u-e-g- p-l-y-h-e-o- --------------------------------- jeoneun keompyuteoga pil-yohaeyo.
I want to send an email. 저는-이메- --기를 -해요. 저는 이메일 보내기를 원해요. 저- 이-일 보-기- 원-요- ---------------- 저는 이메일 보내기를 원해요. 0
jeoneu--im-il --n--gi-eu---o--aey-. jeoneun imeil bonaegileul wonhaeyo. j-o-e-n i-e-l b-n-e-i-e-l w-n-a-y-. ----------------------------------- jeoneun imeil bonaegileul wonhaeyo.
Is there a computer here? 여기 -퓨터- -어-? 여기 컴퓨터가 있어요? 여- 컴-터- 있-요- ------------ 여기 컴퓨터가 있어요? 0
yeog- k--mpyuteoga--s--eoyo? yeogi keompyuteoga iss-eoyo? y-o-i k-o-p-u-e-g- i-s-e-y-? ---------------------------- yeogi keompyuteoga iss-eoyo?
I need a pen. 저는--이--요--. 저는 펜이 필요해요. 저- 펜- 필-해-. ----------- 저는 펜이 필요해요. 0
jeoneun -e----p---y----yo. jeoneun pen-i pil-yohaeyo. j-o-e-n p-n-i p-l-y-h-e-o- -------------------------- jeoneun pen-i pil-yohaeyo.
I want to write something. 저는-뭘-쓰기- --요. 저는 뭘 쓰기를 원해요. 저- 뭘 쓰-를 원-요- ------------- 저는 뭘 쓰기를 원해요. 0
j---eu- mw-l-s-----leul --n-aey-. jeoneun mwol sseugileul wonhaeyo. j-o-e-n m-o- s-e-g-l-u- w-n-a-y-. --------------------------------- jeoneun mwol sseugileul wonhaeyo.
Is there a sheet of paper and a pen here? 여기---- 펜이 -어-? 여기 종이와 펜이 있어요? 여- 종-와 펜- 있-요- -------------- 여기 종이와 펜이 있어요? 0
y-og--j-n---wa--en-i-i-s--o-o? yeogi jong-iwa pen-i iss-eoyo? y-o-i j-n---w- p-n-i i-s-e-y-? ------------------------------ yeogi jong-iwa pen-i iss-eoyo?

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