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em Around the house   »   ko 집 안에서

17 [seventeen]

Around the house

Around the house

17 [열일곱]

17 [yeol-ilgob]

집 안에서

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Our house is here. 우리 -이-여기--어요. 우- 집- 여- 있--- 우- 집- 여- 있-요- ------------- 우리 집이 여기 있어요. 0
u-i-ji-----e-g---s----yo. u-- j---- y---- i-------- u-i j-b-i y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ------------------------- uli jib-i yeogi iss-eoyo.
The roof is on top. 위-는-지붕이 --요. 위-- 지-- 있--- 위-는 지-이 있-요- ------------ 위에는 지붕이 있어요. 0
w--n-u- j-b-ng-- i----o--. w------ j------- i-------- w-e-e-n j-b-n--- i-s-e-y-. -------------------------- wieneun jibung-i iss-eoyo.
The basement is below. 밑---지하- --요. 밑-- 지-- 있--- 밑-는 지-가 있-요- ------------ 밑에는 지하가 있어요. 0
m-t---eu---ih-ga-is--e-y-. m-------- j----- i-------- m-t-e-e-n j-h-g- i-s-e-y-. -------------------------- mit-eneun jihaga iss-eoyo.
There is a garden behind the house. 집---는 -원--있--. 집 뒤-- 정-- 있--- 집 뒤-는 정-이 있-요- -------------- 집 뒤에는 정원이 있어요. 0
ji- ----ne----e--------- is------. j-- d------- j---------- i-------- j-b d-i-n-u- j-o-g-w-n-i i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------- jib dwieneun jeong-won-i iss-eoyo.
There is no street in front of the house. 집 앞에는 도로---어-. 집 앞-- 도-- 없--- 집 앞-는 도-가 없-요- -------------- 집 앞에는 도로가 없어요. 0
j---ap-e---n--o-og- -obs-e-yo. j-- a------- d----- e--------- j-b a---n-u- d-l-g- e-b---o-o- ------------------------------ jib ap-eneun dologa eobs-eoyo.
There are trees next to the house. 집-옆에- 나--- 있어요. 집 옆-- 나--- 있--- 집 옆-는 나-들- 있-요- --------------- 집 옆에는 나무들이 있어요. 0
j----eop---eu----mu-e---- i-s----o. j-- y--------- n--------- i-------- j-b y-o---n-u- n-m-d-u--- i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------- jib yeop-eneun namudeul-i iss-eoyo.
My apartment is here. 제-아파-가-여--있어-. 제 아--- 여- 있--- 제 아-트- 여- 있-요- -------------- 제 아파트가 여기 있어요. 0
j---p--e----yeo-- i---e-yo. j- a------- y---- i-------- j- a-a-e-g- y-o-i i-s-e-y-. --------------------------- je apateuga yeogi iss-eoyo.
The kitchen and bathroom are here. 부-과 욕------있-요. 부-- 욕-- 여- 있--- 부-과 욕-이 여- 있-요- --------------- 부엌과 욕실이 여기 있어요. 0
b------a ---si----------i-------. b------- y------- y---- i-------- b-e-k-w- y-g-i--- y-o-i i-s-e-y-. --------------------------------- bueokgwa yogsil-i yeogi iss-eoyo.
The living room and bedroom are there. 거-과 침실- -- -어-. 거-- 침-- 저- 있--- 거-과 침-이 저- 있-요- --------------- 거실과 침실이 저기 있어요. 0
g-osi-g-----ims---- j-o-i i-s-eoy-. g-------- c-------- j---- i-------- g-o-i-g-a c-i-s-l-i j-o-i i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------- geosilgwa chimsil-i jeogi iss-eoyo.
The front door is closed. 대----- 있--. 대-- 닫- 있--- 대-이 닫- 있-요- ----------- 대문이 닫혀 있어요. 0
d-e-u--- da--y-o-i----o--. d------- d------ i-------- d-e-u--- d-d-y-o i-s-e-y-. -------------------------- daemun-i dadhyeo iss-eoyo.
But the windows are open. 하-- ---- -- -어-. 하-- 창--- 열- 있--- 하-만 창-들- 열- 있-요- ---------------- 하지만 창문들은 열려 있어요. 0
ha----n -ha-gmu--e-l---n---oll-e- --s-eo--. h------ c--------------- y------- i-------- h-j-m-n c-a-g-u-d-u---u- y-o-l-e- i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------------- hajiman changmundeul-eun yeollyeo iss-eoyo.
It is hot today. 오늘- ---. 오-- 더--- 오-은 더-요- -------- 오늘은 더워요. 0
on-ul---n-deow-y-. o-------- d------- o-e-l-e-n d-o-o-o- ------------------ oneul-eun deowoyo.
We are going to the living room. 우-는 거실에--고--어-. 우-- 거-- 가- 있--- 우-는 거-에 가- 있-요- --------------- 우리는 거실에 가고 있어요. 0
u--n----geo----e--ag- ----eoyo. u------ g------- g--- i-------- u-i-e-n g-o-i--- g-g- i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------- ulineun geosil-e gago iss-eoyo.
There is a sofa and an armchair there. 소-와 안---가-저--있-요. 소-- 안---- 저- 있--- 소-와 안-의-가 저- 있-요- ----------------- 소파와 안락의자가 저기 있어요. 0
s-pawa -------ij--- j---i---s-e---. s----- a----------- j---- i-------- s-p-w- a-l-g-u-j-g- j-o-i i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------- sopawa anlag-uijaga jeogi iss-eoyo.
Please, sit down! 앉으세요! 앉---- 앉-세-! ----- 앉으세요! 0
anj-eu-eyo! a---------- a-j-e-s-y-! ----------- anj-euseyo!
My computer is there. 제 ---가 ----어-. 제 컴--- 저- 있--- 제 컴-터- 저- 있-요- -------------- 제 컴퓨터가 저기 있어요. 0
j-----mpy---og- ---gi --s-----. j- k----------- j---- i-------- j- k-o-p-u-e-g- j-o-i i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------- je keompyuteoga jeogi iss-eoyo.
My stereo is there. 제--디오- -- ---. 제 오--- 저- 있--- 제 오-오- 저- 있-요- -------------- 제 오디오가 저기 있어요. 0
j- ---o-a-jeo-i i-s-eo--. j- o----- j---- i-------- j- o-i-g- j-o-i i-s-e-y-. ------------------------- je odioga jeogi iss-eoyo.
The TV set is brand new. TV--------. T-- 새 거 예-- T-는 새 거 예-. ----------- TV는 새 거 예요. 0
T--e-- s-- -eo-ye--. T----- s-- g-- y---- T-n-u- s-e g-o y-y-. -------------------- TVneun sae geo yeyo.

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