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65 [sixty-five]

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65 [예순다섯]

65 [yesundaseos]

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Is the ring expensive? 그 반-- 비--? 그 반지가 비싸요? 0
ge- b------ b------? geu banjiga bissayo? 		+
No, it costs only one hundred Euros. 아니-- 이- 백 유--- 안--. 아니요, 이건 백 유로밖에 안해요. 0
an---- i---- b--- y--------- a------. aniyo, igeon baeg yulobakk-e anhaeyo. 		+
But I have only fifty. 하지- 저- 오- 유--- 없--. 하지만 저는 오십 유로밖에 없어요. 0
ha----- j------ o--- y--------- e--------. hajiman jeoneun osib yulobakk-e eobs-eoyo. 		+
     
Are you finished? 벌써 다---? 벌써 다했어요? 0
be------ d-----------? beolsseo dahaess-eoyo? 		+
No, not yet. 아니-- 아--. 아니요, 아직요. 0
an---- a------. aniyo, ajig-yo. 		+
But I’ll be finished soon. 하지- 곧 다- 거--. 하지만 곧 다할 거예요. 0
ha----- g-- d---- g------. hajiman god dahal geoyeyo. 		+
     
Do you want some more soup? 수프- 더 드---? 수프를 더 드릴까요? 0
su------- d-- d----------? supeuleul deo deulilkkayo? 		+
No, I don’t want anymore. 아니-- 이- 됐--. 아니요, 이제 됐어요. 0
an---- i-- d----------. aniyo, ije dwaess-eoyo. 		+
But another ice cream. 하지- 아----- 하- 더 주--. 하지만 아이스크림은 하나 더 주세요. 0
ha----- a-------------- h--- d-- j-----. hajiman aiseukeulim-eun hana deo juseyo. 		+
     
Have you lived here long? 여기- 오- 살---? 여기서 오래 살았어요? 0
ye------ o--- s-----------? yeogiseo olae sal-ass-eoyo? 		+
No, only for a month. 아니-- 이- 한 달 됐--. 아니요, 이제 한 달 됐어요. 0
an---- i-- h-- d-- d----------. aniyo, ije han dal dwaess-eoyo. 		+
But I already know a lot of people. 하지- 이- 많- 사--- 알--. 하지만 이미 많은 사람들을 알아요. 0
ha----- i-- m------- s------------ a-----. hajiman imi manh-eun salamdeul-eul al-ayo. 		+
     
Are you driving home tomorrow? 내일 집- 운--- 갈 거--? 내일 집에 운전하고 갈 거예요? 0
na--- j---- u--------- g-- g------? naeil jib-e unjeonhago gal geoyeyo? 		+
No, only on the weekend. 아니-- 주--- 가-. 아니요, 주말에만 가요. 0
an---- j--------- g---. aniyo, jumal-eman gayo. 		+
But I will be back on Sunday. 하지- 일--- 돌-- 거--. 하지만 일요일에 돌아올 거예요. 0
ha----- i-------- d------ g------. hajiman il-yoil-e dol-aol geoyeyo. 		+
     
Is your daughter an adult? 당신- 딸- 성----? 당신의 딸은 성인이에요? 0
da-------- t------- s------------? dangsin-ui ttal-eun seong-in-ieyo? 		+
No, she is only seventeen. 아니-- 아- 열-- 살---. 아니요, 아직 열일곱 살이에요. 0
an---- a--- y--------- s-------. aniyo, ajig yeol-ilgob sal-ieyo. 		+
But she already has a boyfriend. 하지- 벌- 남---- 있--. 하지만 벌써 남자친구가 있어요. 0
ha----- b------- n------------ i-------. hajiman beolsseo namjachinguga iss-eoyo. 		+
     

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