Vocabulary TOPIK 1 · Lesson 9

Chaek-sang wi-e chaek-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a book on the desk.

Ui-ja a-rae-e ga-bang-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a bag under the chair.

Jip an-e nu-ga i-sseo-yo?

Who's in the house?

Ji-geum bakk-e bi-ga wa-yo.

It's raining outside now.

Eun-haeng yeop-e yak-gug-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a pharmacy next to the bank.

Hak-gyo-wa jip sa-i-e ga-ge-ga i-sseo-yo.

There is a store between school and my house.

Hak-gyo ap-e-seo man-na-yo.

Let’s meet in front of the school.

U-ri jip dwi-e san-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a mountain behind my house.

Oen-jjok-eu-ro ga-se-yo.

Go left.

Yak-gug-eun o-reun-jjog-e it-seum-ni-da.

The pharmacy is on the right.

Gil yang-jjog-e na-mu-ga man-a-yo.

There are many trees on both sides of the road.

Eun-haeng geon-neo-pyeon-e seo-jeom-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a bookstore across from the bank.

Hak-gyo maj-eun-pyeon-e ppang-jib-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a bakery across from the school.

Ttok-ba-ro ga-se-yo.

Go straight.

Hae-neun dong-jjog-e-seo tteum-ni-da.

The sun rises in the east.

I gil-lo jjuk ga-se-yo.

Continue along this road.

Hae-neun seo-jjog-eu-ro jim-ni-da.

The sun sets in the west.

Je go-hyang-eun nam-jjog-e it-seum-ni-da.

My hometown is in the south.

Seo-ur-eun buk-jjog-e it-seum-ni-da.

Seoul is in the north.

Jeo-neun ju-taeg-e-seo sar-a-yo.

I live in a house.

Han-guk sa-ram-deul-eun a-pa-teu-e man-i sar-a-yo.

Many Korean people live in apartments.

An-bang-eun bu-mo-nim-i sa-yong-ha-se-yo.

The master bedroom is for the parents to use.

Je bang-eun gong-bu-bang-im-ni-da.

My room is a study room.

Geo-sil-e-seo tel-le-bi-jeon-eul bwa-yo.

I watch television in the living room.

Eo-meo-ni-ga bu-eok-e-seo yo-ri-ha-se-yo.

Mother cooks in the kitchen.

Hwa-jang-sil-i eo-di-e i-sseo-yo?

Where is the bathroom?

Hyeon-gwan-e-seo sin-bar-eul beos-eu-se-yo.

Please take off your shoes at the entrance.

Be-ran-da-e kkoch-i man-a-yo.

There are a lot of flowers on the veranda.

Jeo-neun o-pi-seu-ter-e-seo sar-a-yo.

I live in an officetel.

Se-tak-sil-e-seo ppal-lae-reul hae-yo.

I do my laundry in the laundry room.

Chim-sil-e-seo ja-yo.

sleep in the bedroom

Chim-dae-e-seo chaeg-eul il-geo-yo.

I read a book in bed.

Chaek-jang-e chaek-i man-a-yo.

There are a lot of books on the bookshelf.

Ot-jang an-e os-i man-a-yo.

There are a lot of clothes in the closet.

Geo-sir-e so-pa-ga i-sseo-yo.

There is a sofa in the living room.

Tak-ja wi-e keob-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a cup on the table.

Sik-tag-e-seo bab-eul meog-eo-yo.

Eat at the table.

Hwa-jang-dae wi-e hwa-jang-pum-i man-a-yo.

There are a lot of cosmetics on the dressing table.

Sin-bal-jang-e sin-bar-eul neo-eu-se-yo.

Put your shoes in the shoe rack.

Gyeong-chal-seo-e sin-go-hae-sseo-yo.

I reported it to the police station.

Se-tak-so-e os-eul mat-gyeo-sseo-yo.

I left my clothes at the dry cleaners.

Bak-mul-gwan-e-seo yeok-sa-reul bae-wo-yo.

Learn history at the museum.

Syu-peo-ma-kes-e-seo u-yu-reul sa-sseo-yo.

I bought milk at the supermarket.

Ji-ha-cheol-yeog-i eo-di-e i-sseo-yo?

Where is the subway station?

Beo-seu jeong-nyu-jang-e-seo beo-seu-reul gi-da-ryeo-yo.

Wait for the bus at the bus stop.

Ppang-jib-e-seo ppang-eul sa-sseo-yo.

I bought bread at the bakery.

Kkot-jib-e-seo kkoch-eul sa-sseo-yo.

I bought flowers at a flower shop.

Mi-yong-sil-e-seo meo-ri-reul jal-la-sseo-yo.

I got my hair cut at the beauty salon.

Jeo-neun hak-gyo gi-suk-sa-e-seo sar-a-yo.

I live in the school dormitory.

Dan-dok-ju-taeg-eun ma-dang-i i-sseo-seo jo-a-yo.

I like single-family homes because they have yards.

Seo-ur-eun gir-i a-ju bok-jap-hae-yo.

The roads in Seoul are very complicated.

I sin-bar-eun jom bul-pyeon-hae-yo.

These shoes are a bit uncomfortable.

A-beo-ji-neun sa-mu-sil-e-seo il-hae-yo.

My father works in an office.

Keom-pyu-teo-reul sa-yong-hae-do dwae-yo?

Can I use the computer?

In-teo-nes-eu-ro nyu-seu-reul bwa-yo.

I watch news on the Internet.

Jeo-neun ja-chwi jib-e-seo hon-ja sar-a-yo.

I live alone in a rented room.

U-ri jip jeong-won-eun a-ju ye-ppeo-yo.

Our garden is very pretty.

Yo-jeum eo-tteo-ke ji-nae-se-yo?

How are you doing these days?

Ji-ha il-cheung-e syu-peo-ma-kes-i i-sseo-yo.

There is a supermarket on the first basement floor.

Han-guk sa-ram-deul-eun a-ju chin-jeol-hae-yo.

Korean people are very friendly.

Ji-ha-cheor-eun a-ju pyeol-li-hae-yo.

The subway is very convenient.

I ui-ja-neun a-ju pyeon-hae-yo.

This chair is very comfortable.

Ha-suk-bi-ga eol-ma-ye-yo?

How much is the boarding fee?

Hak-gyo geun-cheo ha-suk-jib-e-seo sar-a-yo.

I live in a boarding house near the school.

Yeo-haeng ga-seo ho-ter-e-seo ja-sseo-yo.

I went on a trip and slept at a hotel.

Jeo-neun hon-ja sar-a-yo.

I live alone.