Vocabulary TOPIK 4 · Lesson 2

Jeo-neun jib-an-ir-ha-neun geos-eul jo-a-hae-yo.

I like doing housework.

Ga-sa no-dong-eun a-ju him-deun ir-im-ni-da.

Household work is very hard work.

Je eo-meo-ni-neun jeon-eop-ju-bu-im-ni-da.

My mother is a full-time housewife.

Ga-sa no-dong-do jung-yo-han ir-im-ni-da.

Household work is also important.

Ba-ppa-seo ga-sa do-u-mi-reul bul-leo-sseo-yo.

I was busy, so I called a housekeeper.

Ju-mar-e jib-an-ir-eul mor-a-seo hae-yo.

I do a lot of housework on the weekends.

A-nae-ga ju-ro sal-lim-eul ham-ni-da.

The wife mainly takes care of the housework.

Ye-jeon-e-neun eo-meo-ni-ga ga-sa-reul jeon-dam-ha-syeot-seum-ni-da.

In the past, my mother was in charge of housework.

U-ri bu-bu-neun ga-sa-reul bun-dam-ham-ni-da.

My husband and I share household chores.

Ppal-lae-hal ttae se-je-reul sa-yong-ham-ni-da.

Use detergent when doing laundry.

Da-ri-mi-ro syeo-cheu-reul da-ryeo-sseo-yo.

I ironed my shirt with an iron.

I os-eun son-ppal-lae-reul hae-ya ham-ni-da.

These clothes must be hand washed.

Eol-lug-i sim-hae-seo ae-beol-ppal-lae-reul hae-sseo-yo.

The stain was so bad that I pre-washed it.

Ju-mar-e mil-lin ppal-lae-reul hae-sseo-yo.

I did some laundry over the weekend.

Ppal-lae-ga man-a-seo se-tak-gi-reul dol-lyeo-sseo-yo.

I had a lot of laundry, so I turned on the washing machine.

Huin-os-eun kkae-kkeu-ta-ge salm-a-sseo-yo.

The white clothes were boiled cleanly.

Ppal-lae-reul neor-eo-sseo-yo.

I hung out the laundry.

Ma-reun ppal-lae-reul gae-sseo-yo.

I folded dry laundry.

Syeo-cheu-reul da-ryeo-ya hae-yo.

I need to iron my shirt.

Os-e mud-eun eol-lug-eul ji-wo-sseo-yo.

I removed the stains from my clothes.

Ko-teu-neun se-tak-so-e deu-ra-i-keul-li-ning-eul mat-gyeot-sseo-yo.

I left my coat for dry cleaning at a laundromat.

Ju-mar-e dae-cheong-so-reul hae-sseo-yo.

I did some deep cleaning over the weekend.

Bit-ja-ru-ro ba-dag-eul sseur-eo-yo.

Sweep the floor with a broom.

Meon-ji-tteor-i-ro meon-ji-reul teor-eo-sseo-yo.

I dusted it off with a duster.

Geol-le-ro ba-dag-eul dak-a-yo.

Wipe the floor with a mop.

Sseu-re-gi-reul bun-ri su-geo-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

Garbage must be collected separately.

Bit-ja-ru-ro bang-eul sseur-eo-sseo-yo.

I swept the room with a broom.

Geol-le-ro chang-mun-eul dak-a-sseo-yo.

I cleaned the window with a rag.

I-bur-ui meon-ji-reul teor-eo-sseo-yo.

I dusted the blanket.

Chaek-sang-eul kkae-kkeu-ta-ge chi-wot-sseo-yo.

I cleaned up my desk.

Os-eul ot-jang-e jeong-ni-hae-sseo-yo.

I put my clothes away in the closet.

Geo-sir-eul cheong-so-gi-reul dol-lyeo-sseo-yo.

I vacuumed the living room.

Ba-dag-e geol-le-jir-eul hae-sseo-yo.

I mopped the floor.

Ma-eum-eul gu-chi-go gyeol-sim-hae-sseo-yo.

I made up my mind firmly.

Kkoch-e mur-eul ppu-ryeo ju-se-yo.

Spray water on the flowers.

Yo-jeum-eun nam-pyeon-do yug-a-e man-i cham-yeo-ham-ni-da.

These days, husbands also participate a lot in childcare.

Seol-geo-ji-hal ttae gi-reum-gi-reul kkae-kkeus-i dak-a-ya hae-yo.

When washing dishes, you have to clean off the grease.

Mi-rae-ui mo-seub-eul sang-sang-hae bo-se-yo.

Imagine what the future will look like.

Bae-un mun-beob-eul eung-yong-hae-seo mun-jang-eul man-deur-eo-sseo-yo.

I created sentences by applying the grammar I learned.

Jib-an-ir-i jeom-jeom neur-eo-na-neun geot gat-a-yo.

It seems like the amount of housework is increasing.

Eo-meo-ni-ga sang-cha-ri-gi-reul do-wa-ju-syeo-sseo-yo.

My mother helped me set the table.

Ga-sa no-dong-e dae-han in-sig-i ba-kkwi-go it-seum-ni-da.

Perceptions of housework are changing.

Yo-ri-ha-gi jeon-e jae-ryo-reul da-deum-eo-sseo-yo.

I trimmed the ingredients before cooking.

I se-je-neun seong-bun-i a-ju jo-a-yo.

This detergent has very good ingredients.

Bu-bu-ga ga-sa-reul jeok-jeol-hi bun-dam-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

Married couples should divide household chores appropriately.

A-i-reul dol-bo-neun geos-eun him-deun ir-im-ni-da.

Taking care of a child is hard work.

A-i-ga geon-gang-ha-ge seong-jang-ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

The child is growing healthily.

Yo-jeum-eun ga-sa no-dong-do jeon-mun-hwa-doe-go it-seum-ni-da.

Nowadays, domestic work is also becoming specialized.

Bap meog-eul ttae i-ya-gi-ha-ji ma-se-yo.

Don't talk while eating.

Haeng-ju-reul so-dok-je-ro so-dok-hae-sseo-yo.

I disinfected the dishcloth with disinfectant.

Gyeo-ur-e-neun jeong-jeon-gi-ga man-i saeng-gyeo-yo.

There is a lot of static electricity in winter.

Mat-beor-i bu-bu-neun ga-sa-reul bun-dam-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

Dual-income couples must share household chores.

Ga-jog-eun jeo-e-ge a-ju so-jung-ham-ni-da.

Family is very important to me.

Bang-i neo-mu ji-jeo-bun-hae-seo cheong-so-hae-sseo-yo.

The room was so dirty that I cleaned it.

Eol-lug-eul bi-nu-ro mun-jil-leo-seo ji-wot-sseo-yo.

I removed the stain by rubbing it with soap.

Jeo-neun yo-ri-e so-jir-i eop-seo-yo.

I'm not good at cooking.

Nam-pyeon-do jib-an-ir-e jeok-geuk-jeog-eu-ro cham-yeo-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

Husbands should also actively participate in household chores.

Jib-an-ir-eul mi-ru-ji mal-go ba-ro ha-se-yo.

Don't put off your household chores and do them right away.

Su-se-mi-ro geu-reus-eul dak-a-yo.

Clean the dishes with a scrub brush.

Jib-an-ir-eun bu-bu gong-dong-ui chaeg-im-im-ni-da.

Housework is a joint responsibility between husband and wife.

Mi-ji-geun-han mul-lo heng-gu-se-yo.

Rinse with lukewarm water.

Mat-beor-i-reul ha-myeon su-ib-i neur-eo-na-yo.

If you work double-income, your income increases.

A-i-deul bab-eul chaeng-gyeo jwo-ya hae-yo.

I have to feed my children.

Jeo-neun a-jik mi-hon-im-ni-da.

I am still single.

Cheong-so-hal ttae sik-cho-reul sa-yong-ha-myeon jo-a-yo.

It's good to use vinegar when cleaning.

Sa-ram-ma-da chwi-hyang-i da-reum-ni-da.

Everyone has different tastes.

Bu-bu-ga ga-sa-reul bun-dam-ha-neun geos-eun ba-ram-jik-ham-ni-da.

It is desirable for couples to share household chores.

Aek-che se-je-ga sa-yong-ha-gi pyeon-hae-yo.

Liquid detergent is easy to use.

Cheong-so-gi-ro meon-ji-reul teor-eo-nae-sseo-yo.

I dusted it off with a vacuum cleaner.

Jeo-neun geu sa-ram-ui mi-so-e ban-hae-sseo-yo.

I fell in love with that person's smile.

Bang-i neo-mu eo-ji-reo-wo-seo cheong-so-hae-ya-ge-sseo-yo.

The room is so messy that I need to clean it.

Chang-mun teum-eu-ro ba-ram-i deur-eo-wa-yo.

The wind comes in through the cracks in the window.

Jeong-jeon-gi bang-ji-reul wi-hae seom-yu-yu-yeon-je-reul sa-yong-hae-yo.

Use fabric softener to prevent static electricity.

A-i-deur-i nor-a-seo bang-i eong-mang-i dwae-sseo-yo.

The room was a mess because the kids were playing.

Ppal-lae-reul kkae-kkeu-ta-ge heng-gwo ju-se-yo.

Please rinse the laundry thoroughly.

Cheong-so-ha-neun-de bang-hae-ha-ji ma-se-yo.

Please do not interfere with cleaning.

Meo-ri-ga eong-kyeo-seo bit-gi him-deur-eo-yo.

My hair is tangled and difficult to comb.

Hyeon-dae sa-hoe-e-seo-neun mat-beor-i bu-bu-ga man-seum-ni-da.

In modern society, there are many dual-income couples.

Nyu-seu-e-seo i sa-geon-eul bo-do-hae-sseo-yo.

The news reported this incident.

Ju-mar-e-neun si-gan-i yeo-yu-ro-wo-yo.

I have free time on the weekends.

Jib-an-ir-eul hyo-yul-jeog-eu-ro ha-neun bang-beob-eul bae-wo-sseo-yo.

I learned how to do household chores efficiently.

Jeo-neun chin-gu-deur-e-ge 'yo-ri-sa'-ra-go bul-lyeo-yo.

I am called ‘chef’ by my friends.

Geu-neun yeo-jeon-hi na-e-ge yeol-lak-ha-ji an-a-yo.

He still doesn't contact me.

Yo-jeum-eun beu-ra-un-gwan tel-le-bi-jeon-eul bo-gi him-deur-eo-yo.

These days, it's hard to watch cathode ray tube televisions.

Geu sa-ram-eun mo-deun ir-eul wan-byeok-ha-ge cheo-ri-hae-yo.

He does everything perfectly.