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뭘 원해요

71 [seventy-one]

to want something

to want something

71 [일흔하나]

71 [ilheunhana]

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뭘 원해요

[mwol wonhaeyo]

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What do you want to do? 당신- 뭘 하-- 원--? 당신은 뭘 하기를 원해요? 0
da--------- m--- h------- w-------? dangsin-eun mwol hagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to play football / soccer (am.)? 당신- 축---- 원--? 당신은 축구하기를 원해요? 0
da--------- c------------- w-------? dangsin-eun chugguhagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to visit friends? 당신- 친-- 방---- 원--? 당신은 친구를 방문하기를 원해요? 0
da--------- c--------- b-------------- w-------? dangsin-eun chinguleul bangmunhagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
     
to want 원해요 원해요 0
wo-----o wonhaeyo 		+
I don’t want to arrive late. 저는 늦- 도--- 것- 원-- 않--. 저는 늦게 도착하는 것을 원하지 않아요. 0
je----- n----- d----------- g------- w------ a------. jeoneun neujge dochaghaneun geos-eul wonhaji anh-ayo. 		+
I don’t want to go there. 저는 거- 가- 것- 원-- 않--. 저는 거기 가는 것을 원하지 않아요. 0
je----- g---- g----- g------- w------ a------. jeoneun geogi ganeun geos-eul wonhaji anh-ayo. 		+
     
I want to go home. 저는 집- 가-- 원--. 저는 집에 가기를 원해요. 0
je----- j---- g------- w-------. jeoneun jib-e gagileul wonhaeyo. 		+
I want to stay at home. 저는 집- 있-- 원--. 저는 집에 있기를 원해요. 0
je----- j---- i-------- w-------. jeoneun jib-e issgileul wonhaeyo. 		+
I want to be alone. 저는 혼- 있-- 원--. 저는 혼자 있기를 원해요. 0
je----- h---- i-------- w-------. jeoneun honja issgileul wonhaeyo. 		+
     
Do you want to stay here? 당신- 여-- 있-- 원--? 당신은 여기서 있기를 원해요? 0
da--------- y------- i-------- w-------? dangsin-eun yeogiseo issgileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to eat here? 당신- 여-- 먹-- 원--? 당신은 여기서 먹기를 원해요? 0
da--------- y------- m--------- w-------? dangsin-eun yeogiseo meoggileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to sleep here? 당신- 여-- 자-- 원--? 당신은 여기서 자기를 원해요? 0
da--------- y------- j------- w-------? dangsin-eun yeogiseo jagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
     
Do you want to leave tomorrow? 당신- 내- 출--- 것- 원--? 당신은 내일 출발하는 것을 원해요? 0
da--------- n---- c------------ g------- w-------? dangsin-eun naeil chulbalhaneun geos-eul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to stay till tomorrow? 당신- 내--- 있-- 원--? 당신은 내일까지 있기를 원해요? 0
da--------- n--------- i-------- w-------? dangsin-eun naeilkkaji issgileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to pay the bill only tomorrow? 당신- 청--- 내---- 지---- 원--? 당신은 청구서를 내일에서야 지불하기를 원해요? 0
da--------- c--------------- n----------- j------------ w-------? dangsin-eun cheong-guseoleul naeil-eseoya jibulhagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
     
Do you want to go to the disco? 디스--- 가-- 원--? 디스코장에 가기를 원해요? 0
di----------- g------- w-------? diseukojang-e gagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to go to the cinema? 영화-- 가-- 원--? 영화관에 가기를 원해요? 0
ye------------ g------- w-------? yeonghwagwan-e gagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
Do you want to go to a café? 카페- 가-- 원--? 카페에 가기를 원해요? 0
ka--- g------- w-------? kapee gagileul wonhaeyo? 		+
     

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