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58 [fifty-eight]

Parts of the body

Parts of the body

58 [쉰여덟]

58 [swin-yeodeolb]

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I am drawing a man. 저--남----려-. 저- 남-- 그--- 저- 남-를 그-요- ----------- 저는 남자를 그려요. 0
jeo---- n--j-l-u- -----e-y-. j------ n-------- g--------- j-o-e-n n-m-a-e-l g-u-y-o-o- ---------------------------- jeoneun namjaleul geulyeoyo.
First the head. 먼저--리를 그려요. 먼- 머-- 그--- 먼- 머-를 그-요- ----------- 먼저 머리를 그려요. 0
m---j-- me-lil----ge-ly--yo. m------ m-------- g--------- m-o-j-o m-o-i-e-l g-u-y-o-o- ---------------------------- meonjeo meolileul geulyeoyo.
The man is wearing a hat. 남자--모자-------요. 남-- 모-- 쓰- 있--- 남-는 모-를 쓰- 있-요- --------------- 남자는 모자를 쓰고 있어요. 0
n-mj---un-m-ja-eul-----go iss-eo--. n-------- m------- s----- i-------- n-m-a-e-n m-j-l-u- s-e-g- i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------- namjaneun mojaleul sseugo iss-eoyo.
One cannot see the hair. 머리--은 -이지--아요. 머---- 보-- 않--- 머-카-은 보-지 않-요- -------------- 머리카락은 보이지 않아요. 0
me--ik--a----n -o-ji --h---o. m------------- b---- a------- m-o-i-a-a---u- b-i-i a-h-a-o- ----------------------------- meolikalag-eun boiji anh-ayo.
One cannot see the ears either. 귀도 ----않아-. 귀- 보-- 않--- 귀- 보-지 않-요- ----------- 귀도 보이지 않아요. 0
gw-do-bo--i -n---y-. g---- b---- a------- g-i-o b-i-i a-h-a-o- -------------------- gwido boiji anh-ayo.
One cannot see his back either. 등--보이지---요. 등- 보-- 않--- 등- 보-지 않-요- ----------- 등도 보이지 않아요. 0
deung-----i-i--n---yo. d------ b---- a------- d-u-g-o b-i-i a-h-a-o- ---------------------- deungdo boiji anh-ayo.
I am drawing the eyes and the mouth. 저- 눈--입--그-요. 저- 눈- 입- 그--- 저- 눈- 입- 그-요- ------------- 저는 눈과 입을 그려요. 0
j-on-un nu--w--ib-e-----u----yo. j------ n----- i----- g--------- j-o-e-n n-n-w- i---u- g-u-y-o-o- -------------------------------- jeoneun nungwa ib-eul geulyeoyo.
The man is dancing and laughing. 남자는 -추---어-. 남-- 춤-- 웃--- 남-는 춤-며 웃-요- ------------ 남자는 춤추며 웃어요. 0
n--j--eu---h-m-hu---- -s-e-yo. n-------- c---------- u------- n-m-a-e-n c-u-c-u-y-o u---o-o- ------------------------------ namjaneun chumchumyeo us-eoyo.
The man has a long nose. 남---- -가-있어-. 남-- 긴 코- 있--- 남-는 긴 코- 있-요- ------------- 남자는 긴 코가 있어요. 0
n---an-un --- --ga---s-e-yo. n-------- g-- k--- i-------- n-m-a-e-n g-n k-g- i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------- namjaneun gin koga iss-eoyo.
He is carrying a cane in his hands. 그는 ---지-----고 --요. 그- 손- 지--- 들- 있--- 그- 손- 지-이- 들- 있-요- ------------------ 그는 손에 지팡이를 들고 있어요. 0
g-une---s---- -i-a-g--l--- d--lg- -s--e-y-. g------ s---- j----------- d----- i-------- g-u-e-n s-n-e j-p-n---l-u- d-u-g- i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------------- geuneun son-e jipang-ileul deulgo iss-eoyo.
He is also wearing a scarf around his neck. 그는-또한-목에-목도-를 두----어-. 그- 또- 목- 목--- 두-- 있--- 그- 또- 목- 목-리- 두-고 있-요- ---------------------- 그는 또한 목에 목도리를 두르고 있어요. 0
geun-un-t-o--- mo--e m---ol-le-l-d---ug--i---eoy-. g------ t----- m---- m---------- d------ i-------- g-u-e-n t-o-a- m-g-e m-g-o-i-e-l d-l-u-o i-s-e-y-. -------------------------------------------------- geuneun ttohan mog-e mogdolileul duleugo iss-eoyo.
It is winter and it is cold. 겨-이고--워요. 겨--- 추--- 겨-이- 추-요- --------- 겨울이고 추워요. 0
g---ul-igo --u---o. g--------- c------- g-e-u---g- c-u-o-o- ------------------- gyeoul-igo chuwoyo.
The arms are athletic. 팔이 튼---. 팔- 튼---- 팔- 튼-해-. -------- 팔이 튼튼해요. 0
p-l-- t-unteun-aey-. p---- t------------- p-l-i t-u-t-u-h-e-o- -------------------- pal-i teunteunhaeyo.
The legs are also athletic. 다리도--튼--. 다-- 튼---- 다-도 튼-해-. --------- 다리도 튼튼해요. 0
d---do-teu--e-nha---. d----- t------------- d-l-d- t-u-t-u-h-e-o- --------------------- dalido teunteunhaeyo.
The man is made of snow. 남---눈-로--들어--요. 남-- 눈-- 만------ 남-는 눈-로 만-어-어-. --------------- 남자는 눈으로 만들어졌어요. 0
n-m-an-un--u---ulo-mand--l----y-oss---yo. n-------- n------- m--------------------- n-m-a-e-n n-n-e-l- m-n-e-l-e-j-e-s---o-o- ----------------------------------------- namjaneun nun-eulo mandeul-eojyeoss-eoyo.
He is neither wearing pants nor a coat. 그--바-도- -투- 입지-않고-있어-. 그- 바--- 외-- 입- 않- 있--- 그- 바-도- 외-도 입- 않- 있-요- ---------------------- 그는 바지도, 외투도 입지 않고 있어요. 0
ge--e-n b---d-- -etud- i-ji-a--g- --s-e---. g------ b------ o----- i--- a---- i-------- g-u-e-n b-j-d-, o-t-d- i-j- a-h-o i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------------- geuneun bajido, oetudo ibji anhgo iss-eoyo.
But the man is not freezing. 하지--남-는 춥지---요. 하-- 남-- 춥- 않--- 하-만 남-는 춥- 않-요- --------------- 하지만 남자는 춥지 않아요. 0
haji-an-n-mj---u- ch--j- ----ay-. h------ n-------- c----- a------- h-j-m-n n-m-a-e-n c-u-j- a-h-a-o- --------------------------------- hajiman namjaneun chubji anh-ayo.
He is a snowman. 그는 눈사람-에요. 그- 눈------ 그- 눈-람-에-. ---------- 그는 눈사람이에요. 0
g-u-e-- ----ala--i-yo. g------ n------------- g-u-e-n n-n-a-a---e-o- ---------------------- geuneun nunsalam-ieyo.

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