Vocabulary TOPIK 1 · Lesson 10

U-ri har-a-beo-ji-neun yeon-se-ga man-eu-se-yo.

My grandfather is very old.

Hal-meo-ni-kke-seo i-ya-gi-reul hae ju-syeo-sseo-yo.

My grandmother told me a story.

Oe-har-a-beo-ji-neun si-gor-e gye-se-yo.

My maternal grandfather lives in the countryside.

Oe-hal-meo-ni-kke-seo mas-i-neun eum-sig-eul man-deul-eo ju-syeo-sseo-yo.

My maternal grandmother made delicious food for me.

U-ri a-beo-ji-neun hoe-sa-won-im-ni-da.

My father is an office worker.

Eo-meo-ni-neun yo-ri-reul jar-ha-se-yo.

My mother is good at cooking.

Je o-ppa-neun dae-hak-saeng-im-ni-da.

My brother is a college student.

Eon-ni-ha-go syo-ping-eul hae-sseo-yo.

I went shopping with my sister.

Na-neun hak-saeng-im-ni-da.

I am a student.

Je nam-dong-saeng-eun go-deung-hak-saeng-im-ni-da.

My younger brother is a high school student.

Nu-na-neun hoe-sa-e da-nyeo-yo.

My sister goes to work.

Hyeong-ha-go chuk-gu-reul hae-sseo-yo.

I played soccer with my brother.

Je yeo-dong-saeng-eun a-ju gwi-yeo-wo-yo.

My sister is very cute.

U-ri gyo-su-nim-eun a-ju chin-jeol-ha-se-yo.

Our professor is very kind.

Geu-neun yeon-gu-won-eu-ro il-ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

He works as a researcher.

Je o-ppa-neun gun-in-im-ni-da.

My brother is a soldier.

Geu-neun seong-gong-han sa-eop-ga-im-ni-da.

He is a successful businessman.

Jeo-neun byeon-ho-sa-ga doe-go si-peo-yo.

I want to become a lawyer.

Gyeong-chal-gwan-i gyo-tong jeong-ri-reul ham-ni-da.

A police officer directs traffic.

Geu-nyeo-neun yu-neung-han tong-yeok-sa-im-ni-da.

She is a competent interpreter.

Nong-bu-ga bat-e-seo il-ham-ni-da.

A farmer works in the field.

U-ri a-beo-ji-neun sa-eob-eul ha-sim-ni-da.

My father runs a business.

Eo-meo-ni-neun si-jang-e-seo jang-sa-reul ha-sim-ni-da.

My mother sells at the market.

A-beo-ji-ga nae-il mi-gug-eu-ro chul-jang-eul ga-sim-ni-da.

My father is going on a business trip to the United States tomorrow.

U-ri jip gang-a-ji-neun a-ju gwi-yeo-wo-yo.

Our dog is very cute.

Ju-mal-e chin-gu gyeol-hon-sig-e ga-yo.

I'm going to my friend's wedding this weekend.

Hal-meo-ni-neun bang-e gye-sim-ni-da.

Grandma is in her room.

Go-mo-ga seon-mul-eul ju-syeo-sseo-yo.

My aunt gave me a gift.

Go-mo-bu-neun ui-sa-im-ni-da.

My uncle is a doctor.

Jeo-neun go-yang-i-bo-da gae-reul deo jo-a-hae-yo.

I like dogs more than cats.

Gong-hang-e chin-gu-reul ma-jung na-ga-sseo-yo.

I went to pick up my friend at the airport.

Jeo-neun eun-haeng-e-seo geun-mu-ham-ni-da.

I work at a bank.

Jip geun-cheo-e gong-won-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a park near my house.

Na-jung-e mwo-ga doe-go si-peo-yo?

What do you want to be later?

U-ri ga-jog-eun dae-ga-jog-im-ni-da.

Our family is a large family.

Seon-saeng-nim daeg-eun eo-di-im-ni-kka?

Where is your home, teacher?

Har-a-beo-ji-ga jang-nyeon-e dor-a-ga-syeo-sseo-yo.

My grandfather passed away last year.

Jeo-neun ui-sa-ga doe-go si-peo-yo.

I want to become a doctor.

Hal-meo-ni, a-chim deu-syeo-sseo-yo?

Grandma, have you had breakfast?

Jeo-neun ttar-i han myeong it-seum-ni-da.

I have one daughter.

Seon-saeng-nim mal-sseum-eul jal deul-eu-se-yo.

Listen carefully to what the teacher says.

Har-a-beo-ji-kke-seo mal-sseum-ha-sim-ni-da.

Grandpa says.

Jeo bun-eun nu-gu-sim-ni-kka?

Who is that person?

Ju-mal-e sa-chon dong-saeng-eul man-na-sseo-yo.

I met my cousin over the weekend.

Je sam-chon-eun gyeong-chal-gwan-im-ni-da.

My uncle is a police officer.

Nae-ir-eun hal-meo-ni saeng-sin-im-ni-da.

Tomorrow is my grandmother's birthday.

Seon-saeng-nim seong-ham-i eo-tteo-ke doe-se-yo?

Teacher, what is your name?

A-beo-ji-neun sur-eul an deu-sim-ni-da.

My father doesn't drink alcohol.

Je a-nae-neun ju-bu-im-ni-da.

My wife is a housewife.

A-deur-i han myeong it-seum-ni-da.

I have one son.

Hal-meo-ni yeon-se-ga eo-tteo-ke doe-se-yo?

How old is your grandmother?

Han-guk-eo-reul yeol-sim-hi gong-bu-hae-yo.

I study Korean hard.

Ol-hae seu-mu sar-i doe-eot-seum-ni-da.

I turned 20 this year.

Jeo-neun oe-dong-ttar-im-ni-da.

I am an only child.

Je chin-gu-neun oe-a-deur-im-ni-da.

My friend is an only child.

Je dong-saeng-eun yu-chi-won-saeng-im-ni-da.

My younger brother is in kindergarten.

Jin-ji jap-su-syeo-sseo-yo?

Have you eaten? (honorific)

Jeo-neun han-guk-eo-reul jeon-gong-hae-yo.

I major in Korean.

A-beo-ji-kke-seo ju-mu-sim-ni-da.

My father is sleeping.

Hal-meo-ni, jin-ji deu-se-yo.

Grandma, please eat your food.

Je yeo-dong-saeng-eun cho-deung-hak-saeng-im-ni-da.

My younger sister is in elementary school.

Keun-a-beo-ji-neun nong-bu-im-ni-da.

My uncle is a farmer.

Keun-eo-meo-ni-neun ju-bu-im-ni-da.

My eldest mother is a housewife.