Vocabulary TOPIK 5 · Lesson 7

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  • 1
    교훈

    gyo-hun

    lesson

    이 이야기는 우리에게 깊은 교훈을 줍니다.

    I i-ya-gi-neun u-ri-e-ge gip-eun gyo-hun-eul jum-ni-da.

    This story has a deep lesson for us.

  • 2
    해학

    hae-hak

    humor

    한국의 민담에는 해학이 담겨 있습니다.

    Han-gug-ui min-dam-e-neun hae-hag-i dam-gyeo it-seum-ni-da.

    Korean folktales contain humor.

  • 3
    비판

    bi-pan

    criticism

    그 작품은 사회 현실을 날카롭게 비판했습니다.

    Geu jak-pum-eun sa-hoe hyeon-sir-eul nal-ka-rop-ge bi-pan-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The work sharply criticized social reality.

  • 4
    비유

    bi-yu

    metaphor

    작가는 봄을 인생에 비유했습니다.

    Jak-ga-neun bom-eul in-saeng-e bi-yu-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The author compared spring to life.

  • 5
    풍자

    pung-ja

    satire

    이 만화는 정치 현실을 풍자하고 있습니다.

    I man-hwa-neun jeong-chi hyeon-sir-eul pung-ja-ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

    This cartoon satirizes political reality.

  • 6
    격언

    gyeog-eon

    proverb

    '시간은 금이다'라는 격언이 있습니다.

    'Si-gan-eun geum-i-da'-ra-neun gyeog-eon-i it-seum-ni-da.

    There is a saying that goes, ‘Time is money.’

  • 7
    가는 말이 고와야 오는 말도 곱다

    ga-neun mar-i go-wa-ya o-neun mal-do gop-da

    kind words beget kind words

    친구에게 상처 주는 말을 하지 마세요. 가는 말이 고와야 오는 말도 고운 법입니다.

    Chin-gu-e-ge sang-cheo ju-neun mar-eul ha-ji ma-se-yo. Ga-neun mar-i go-wa-ya o-neun mal-do go-un beob-im-ni-da.

    Don't say hurtful things to your friends. Kind words beget kind words.

  • 8
    낮말은 새가 듣고 밤말은 쥐가 듣는다

    nan-mar-eun sae-ga deut-go bam-mar-eun jwi-ga deut-neun-da

    walls have ears

    비밀 이야기할 때는 조심하세요. 낮말은 새가 듣고 밤말은 쥐가 듣는다고 하잖아요.

    Bi-mil i-ya-gi-hal ttae-neun jo-sim-ha-se-yo. Nan-mar-eun sae-ga deut-go bam-mar-eun jwi-ga deut-neun-da-go ha-jan-a-yo.

    Be careful when you talk about secrets. They say walls have ears.

  • 9
    말 한 마디로 천 냥 빚을 갚는다

    mal han ma-di-ro cheon nyang bij-eul gam-neun-da

    Pay off a thousand debts with just one word

    부탁할 때 공손하게 말하세요. 말 한 마디로 천 냥 빚을 갚는다고 합니다.

    Bu-tak-hal ttae gong-son-ha-ge mal-ha-se-yo. Mal han ma-di-ro cheon nyang bij-eul gam-neun-da-go ham-ni-da.

    Be polite when asking for something. It is said that a single word can repay a thousand-nyang debt.

  • 10
    말이 씨가 된다

    mar-i ssi-ga doen-da

    words can come true (be careful what you say)

    "시험에 떨어질 것 같아." 그렇게 나쁜 말 하지 마세요. 말이 씨가 됩니다.

    "Si-heom-e tteor-eo-jil geot gat-a." Geu-reo-ke na-ppeun mal ha-ji ma-se-yo. Mar-i ssi-ga doem-ni-da.

    "I think I'll fail the exam." Don't say such negative things—words can come true.

  • 11
    발 없는 말이 천 리 간다

    bar-eom-neun mar-i cheol-li gan-da

    rumors travel far and fast (words without feet go a thousand li)

    소문은 금방 퍼져요. 발 없는 말이 천 리 간다잖아요.

    So-mun-eun geum-bang peo-jyeo-yo. Bar-eom-neun mar-i cheol-li gan-da-jan-a-yo.

    Rumors spread fast. They say words without feet travel a thousand li.

  • 12
    호랑이도 제 말 하면 온다

    ho-rang-i-do je mal ha-myeon on-da

    speak of the devil (lit. even a tiger comes when you talk about it)

    어, 방금 민수 씨 이야기했는데 민수 씨가 왔네요. 호랑이도 제 말 하면 온다더니.

    Eo, bang-geum min-su ssi i-ya-gi-haet-neun-de min-su ssi-ga wan-ne-yo. Ho-rang-i-do je mal ha-myeon on-da-deo-ni.

    Oh, we were just talking about Minsu and here he comes. Speak of the devil.

  • 13
    개구리 올챙이 적 생각 못한다

    gae-gu-ri ol-chaeng-i jeok saeng-gak mot-han-da

    the frog forgets it was once a tadpole

    그 사람이 신입 사원 때 실수 많았으면서 지금 신입 사원을 나무랍니다. 개구리 올챙이 적 생각 못하네요.

    Geu sa-ram-i sin-ip sa-won ttae sil-su man-at-eu-myeon-seo ji-geum sin-ip sa-won-eul na-mu-ram-ni-da. Gae-gu-ri ol-chaeng-i jeok saeng-gak mot-ha-ne-yo.

    He made lots of mistakes as a new employee, yet now he scolds new employees. The frog has forgotten it was once a tadpole.

  • 14
    고래 싸움에 새우 등 터진다

    go-rae ssa-um-e sae-u deung teo-jin-da

    when whales fight, the shrimp's back is broken (the weak get hurt in fights of the strong)

    큰 회사들이 경쟁하니까 작은 회사들만 힘들어졌어요. 고래 싸움에 새우 등 터진 셈이죠.

    Keun hoe-sa-deur-i gyeong-jaeng-ha-ni-kka jag-eun hoe-sa-deul-man him-deur-eo-jyeo-sseo-yo. Go-rae ssa-um-e sae-u deung teo-jin sem-i-jyo.

    As the big companies compete, only the small ones suffer. When whales fight, the shrimp's back gets broken.

  • 15
    닭 잡아먹고 오리발 내민다

    dak jab-a-meok-go o-ri-bal nae-min-da

    eat the chicken and show a duck's foot (deny an obvious wrongdoing)

    자기가 잘못해 놓고 모르는 척하다니, 닭 잡아먹고 오리발 내미는 것도 유분수지.

    Ja-gi-ga jal-mot-hae no-ko mo-reu-neun cheok-ha-da-ni, dak jab-a-meok-go o-ri-bal nae-mi-neun geot-do yu-bun-su-ji.

    He did something wrong and pretends not to know—eating the chicken and then showing a duck's foot is going too far.

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    원숭이도 나무에서 떨어질 때가 있다

    won-sung-i-do na-mu-e-seo tteor-eo-jil ttae-ga it-da

    even monkeys fall from trees (anyone can make mistakes)

    아무리 전문가라도 실수할 수 있어요. 원숭이도 나무에서 떨어질 때가 있잖아요.

    A-mu-ri jeon-mun-ga-ra-do sil-su-hal su i-sseo-yo. Won-sung-i-do na-mu-e-seo tteor-eo-jil ttae-ga it-jan-a-yo.

    Even experts can make mistakes. Even monkeys sometimes fall from trees.

  • 17
    꿩 먹고 알 먹고

    kkwong meok-go al meok-go

    kill two birds with one stone

    시장에 갔다가 친구도 만나고 물건도 싸게 샀어요. 꿩 먹고 알 먹었지요.

    Si-jang-e gat-da-ga chin-gu-do man-na-go mul-geon-do ssa-ge sa-sseo-yo. Kkwong meok-go al meog-eot-ji-yo.

    I went to the market, met a friend and bought things cheaply—two birds with one stone.

  • 18
    우물 안의 개구리

    u-mul an-ui gae-gu-ri

    frog in the well

    더 넓은 세상을 경험해야 합니다. 우물 안의 개구리가 되면 안 됩니다.

    Deo neolb-eun se-sang-eul gyeong-heom-hae-ya ham-ni-da. U-mul an-ui gae-gu-ri-ga doe-myeon an doem-ni-da.

    We need to experience a wider world. Don't be a frog in the well.

  • 19
    가슴을 치다

    ga-seum-eul chi-da

    beat one's chest (in regret)

    기회를 놓치고 나서 가슴을 쳤습니다.

    Gi-hoe-reul no-chi-go na-seo ga-seum-eul chyeot-seum-ni-da.

    I hit my chest after missing the opportunity.

  • 20
    눈길을 끌다

    nun-gir-eul kkeul-da

    attract attention

    독특한 디자인이 사람들의 눈길을 끌었습니다.

    Dok-teuk-han di-ja-in-i sa-ram-deur-ui nun-gir-eul kkeur-eot-seum-ni-da.

    The unique design caught people's attention.

  • 21
    눈 가리고 아웅

    nun ga-ri-go a-ung

    a transparent trick (cover one's eyes and say 'meow')

    그렇게 대충 넘어가려고 하지 마세요. 눈 가리고 아웅 하는 거 다 알아요.

    Geu-reo-ke dae-chung neom-eo-ga-ryeo-go ha-ji ma-se-yo. Nun ga-ri-go a-ung ha-neun geo da ar-a-yo.

    Don't try to gloss over it like that. Everyone can see through your trick.

  • 22
    배보다 배꼽이 크다

    bae-bo-da bae-kkob-i keu-da

    the tail wagging the dog (the navel is bigger than the belly)

    선물 값은 만 원인데 포장비가 이만 원이에요. 배보다 배꼽이 더 크네요.

    Seon-mul gaps-eun man won-in-de po-jang-bi-ga i-man won-i-e-yo. Bae-bo-da bae-kkob-i deo keu-ne-yo.

    The gift is 10,000 won but the wrapping costs 20,000 won. The extras cost more than the thing itself.

  • 23
    손이 크다

    son-i keu-da

    generous (lit. big hands)

    우리 어머니는 손이 커서 항상 음식을 많이 하십니다.

    U-ri eo-meo-ni-neun son-i keo-seo hang-sang eum-sig-eul man-i ha-sim-ni-da.

    My mother is generous, so she always makes a lot of food.

  • 24
    어깨가 무겁다

    eo-kkae-ga mu-geop-da

    feel a heavy responsibility

    팀장이 되고 나니 어깨가 무겁습니다.

    Tim-jang-i doe-go na-ni eo-kkae-ga mu-geop-seum-ni-da.

    Now that I've become team leader, I feel a heavy responsibility.

  • 25
    발 벗고 나서다

    bal beot-go na-seo-da

    roll up one's sleeves and pitch in

    친구가 어려울 때 발 벗고 나서서 도와주었습니다.

    Chin-gu-ga eo-ryeo-ul ttae bal beot-go na-seo-seo do-wa-ju-eot-seum-ni-da.

    When my friend was in trouble, I stepped up and helped him.

  • 26
    발품을 팔다

    bal-pum-eul pal-da

    do legwork (go around on foot to find something)

    좋은 집을 구하기 위해 발품을 많이 팔았습니다.

    Jo-eun jib-eul gu-ha-gi wi-hae bal-pum-eul man-i par-at-seum-ni-da.

    I went around to many places on foot to find a good house.

  • 27
    두 발 뻗고 자다

    du bal ppeot-go ja-da

    sleep peacefully (with nothing to worry about)

    시험이 끝나서 이제 두 발 뻗고 잘 수 있어요.

    Si-heom-i kkeun-na-seo i-je du bal ppeot-go jal su i-sseo-yo.

    Now that the exam is over, I can sleep peacefully.

  • 28
    도둑이 제 발 저리다

    do-dug-i je bal jeo-ri-da

    a guilty conscience gives itself away

    아무도 뭐라고 안 했는데 혼자 화를 내네요. 도둑이 제 발 저린가 봐요.

    A-mu-do mwo-ra-go an haet-neun-de hon-ja hwa-reul nae-ne-yo. Do-dug-i je bal jeo-rin-ga bwa-yo.

    No one said anything, but he is getting angry alone. He must have a guilty conscience.

  • 29
    발등에 불이 떨어지다

    bal-deung-e bur-i tteor-eo-ji-da

    be in urgent trouble (fire has fallen on one's foot)

    시험이 내일인데 아직 공부를 안 했어요. 발등에 불이 떨어졌어요.

    Si-heom-i nae-ir-in-de a-jik gong-bu-reul an haet-sseo-yo. Bal-deung-e bur-i tteor-eo-jyeot-sseo-yo.

    My exam is tomorrow and I haven't studied yet. I'm in a real bind.

  • 30
    팔은 안으로 굽는다

    par-eun an-eu-ro gum-neun-da

    blood is thicker than water (arms bend inward)

    아무리 동생이 잘못했어도 동생 편을 들게 되네요. 팔은 안으로 굽는다더니.

    A-mu-ri dong-saeng-i jal-mot-haet-sseo-do dong-saeng pyeon-eul deul-ge doe-ne-yo. Par-eun an-eu-ro gum-neun-da-deo-ni.

    No matter how wrong my younger brother is, I end up taking his side. Blood is thicker than water.

  • 31
    각색

    gak-saek

    adaptation

    이 영화는 소설을 각색해서 만들었습니다.

    I yeong-hwa-neun so-seor-eul gak-saek-hae-seo man-deur-eot-seum-ni-da.

    This movie was adapted from a novel.

  • 32
    경계하다

    gyeong-gye-ha-da

    be on guard

    낯선 사람을 경계해야 합니다.

    Nat-seon sa-ram-eul gyeong-gye-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    Be wary of strangers.

  • 33
    고생 끝에 낙이 온다

    go-saeng kkeut-e nag-i on-da

    After suffering comes happiness

    열심히 노력하면 좋은 결과가 있을 거예요. 고생 끝에 낙이 온다고 하잖아요.

    Yeol-sim-hi no-ryeok-ha-myeon jo-eun gyeol-gwa-ga i-sseul geo-ye-yo. Go-saeng kkeut-e nag-i on-da-go ha-jan-a-yo.

    If you work hard, you will get good results. They say that happiness comes after suffering.

  • 34
    규모

    gyu-mo

    scale

    이번 행사는 규모가 매우 큽니다.

    I-beon haeng-sa-neun gyu-mo-ga mae-u keum-ni-da.

    This event is very large.

  • 35
    기존

    gi-jon

    existing

    기존의 방식을 바꾸는 것이 좋습니다.

    Gi-jon-ui bang-sig-eul ba-kku-neun geos-i jo-seum-ni-da.

    It's a good idea to change your old ways.

  • 36
    길고 짧은 것은 대봐야 안다

    gil-go jjalb-eun geos-eun dae-bwa-ya an-da

    you can't tell until you try (measure to know which is longer)

    누가 이길지 아직 몰라요. 길고 짧은 것은 대봐야 알지요.

    Nu-ga i-gil-ji a-jik mol-la-yo. Gil-go jjalb-eun geos-eun dae-bwa-ya al-ji-yo.

    We don't know who will win yet. You can't tell until you try.

  • 37
    꺼리다

    kkeo-ri-da

    reluctant

    그는 다른 사람들 앞에 나서는 것을 꺼립니다.

    Geu-neun da-reun sa-ram-deul ap-e na-seo-neun geos-eul kkeo-rim-ni-da.

    He is reluctant to appear in front of others.

  • 38
    그림의 떡

    geu-rim-ui tteok

    pie in the sky (rice cake in a picture)

    저렇게 비싼 차는 저에게 그림의 떡입니다.

    Jeo-reo-ke bi-ssan cha-neun jeo-e-ge geu-rim-ui tteog-im-ni-da.

    Such an expensive car is a pie in the sky for me.

  • 39
    누워서 떡 먹기

    nu-wo-seo tteok meok-gi

    a piece of cake (as easy as eating rice cake lying down)

    이 문제는 아주 쉬워요. 누워서 떡 먹기입니다.

    I mun-je-neun a-ju swi-wo-yo. Nu-wo-seo tteok meok-gi-im-ni-da.

    This problem is very easy. It's a piece of cake.

  • 40
    떡 줄 사람은 생각도 않는데 김칫국부터 마신다

    tteok jul sa-ram-eun saeng-gak-do an-neun-de gim-chit-guk-bu-teo ma-sin-da

    don't count your chickens before they hatch

    아직 합격 발표도 안 났는데 벌써부터 파티를 준비해요? 떡 줄 사람은 생각도 않는데 김칫국부터 마시네요.

    A-jik hap-gyeok bal-pyo-do an nat-neun-de beol-sseo-bu-teo pa-ti-reul jun-bi-hae-yo? Tteok jul sa-ram-eun saeng-gak-do an-neun-de gim-chit-guk-bu-teo ma-si-ne-yo.

    The results aren't even out yet, but you're already planning a party? You're counting your chickens before they hatch.

  • 41
    돌다리도 두들겨 보고 건너라

    dol-da-ri-do du-deul-gyeo bo-go geon-neo-ra

    look before you leap (tap even a stone bridge before crossing)

    계약하기 전에 서류를 꼼꼼히 확인하세요. 돌다리도 두들겨 보고 건너라고 했습니다.

    Gye-yak-ha-gi jeon-e seo-ryu-reul kkom-kkom-hi hwa-gin-ha-se-yo. Dol-da-ri-do du-deul-gyeo bo-go geon-neo-ra-go haet-seum-ni-da.

    Check the documents carefully before signing the contract. It is better to be safe than sorry; look before you leap.

  • 42
    무방하다

    mu-bang-ha-da

    acceptable, no harm in

    간단한 선물 정도는 괜찮습니다. 무방합니다.

    Gan-dan-han seon-mul jeong-do-neun gwaen-chan-seum-ni-da. Mu-bang-ham-ni-da.

    A simple gift is okay. It's okay.

  • 43
    문맥

    mun-maek

    context

    단어의 뜻은 문맥을 보고 파악해야 합니다.

    Dan-eo-ui tteus-eun mun-maeg-eul bo-go pa-ak-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    The meaning of a word must be understood by looking at the context.

  • 44
    바늘 가는 데 실 간다

    ba-neul ga-neun de sil gan-da

    inseparable (where the needle goes, the thread follows)

    두 사람은 항상 같이 다녀요. 정말 바늘 가는 데 실 가는 것 같아요.

    Du sa-ram-eun hang-sang ga-chi da-nyeo-yo. Jeong-mal ba-neul ga-neun de sil ga-neun geot gat-a-yo.

    Those two are always together. It's like a needle and thread.

  • 45
    번지다

    beon-ji-da

    spread

    불이 옆 건물까지 번졌습니다.

    Bur-i yeop geon-mul-kka-ji beon-jyeot-seum-ni-da.

    The fire spread to the building next door.

  • 46
    부풀려지다

    bu-pul-lyeo-ji-da

    to be inflated

    소문이 사실보다 더 부풀려졌습니다.

    So-mun-i sa-sil-bo-da deo bu-pul-lyeo-jyeot-seum-ni-da.

    The rumor was inflated more than the truth.

  • 47
    뻔히

    ppeon-hi

    obviously

    거짓말인 줄 뻔히 알면서도 속아 주었습니다.

    Geo-jin-mar-in jul ppeon-hi al-myeon-seo-do sog-a ju-eot-seum-ni-da.

    I knew it was a lie, but I pretended to be deceived.

  • 48
    비 온 뒤에 땅이 굳어진다

    bi on dwi-e ttang-i gud-eo-jin-da

    adversity makes you stronger (after rain the ground hardens)

    친구와 싸우고 나서 더 친해졌어요. 비 온 뒤에 땅이 굳어진다더니 맞는 말이네요.

    Chin-gu-wa ssa-u-go na-seo deo chin-hae-jyeot-sseo-yo. Bi on dwi-e ttang-i gud-eo-jin-da-deo-ni man-neun mar-i-ne-yo.

    I became closer with my friend after fighting. They say the ground hardens after rain, and it's true.

  • 49
    사은품

    sa-eun-pum

    free gift

    화장품을 사고 사은품으로 거울을 받았습니다.

    Hwa-jang-pum-eul sa-go sa-eun-pum-eu-ro geo-ur-eul bad-at-seum-ni-da.

    I bought cosmetics and received a mirror as a free gift.

  • 50
    서민

    seo-min

    common people

    물가가 올라서 서민들의 생활이 힘들어졌습니다.

    Mul-ga-ga ol-la-seo seo-min-deur-ui saeng-hwar-i him-deur-eo-jyeot-seum-ni-da.

    Rising prices have made life difficult for ordinary people.

  • 51
    속셈

    sok-sem

    ulterior motive

    그 사람이 갑자기 친절하게 대하는 것을 보니 무슨 속셈이 있는 것 같아요.

    Geu sa-ram-i gap-ja-gi chin-jeol-ha-ge dae-ha-neun geos-eul bo-ni mu-seun sok-sem-i it-neun geot gat-a-yo.

    Seeing him being suddenly kind, I think he has an ulterior motive.

  • 52
    슬쩍

    seul-jjeok

    stealthily, slightly

    그는 내 눈치를 슬쩍 보더니 밖으로 나갔습니다.

    Geu-neun nae nun-chi-reul seul-jjeok bo-deo-ni bakk-eu-ro na-gat-seum-ni-da.

    He glanced at me and then went outside.

  • 53
    시작이 반이다

    si-jag-i ban-i-da

    Well begun is half done

    너무 걱정하지 말고 일단 시작해 보세요. 시작이 반입니다.

    Neo-mu geok-jeong-ha-ji mal-go il-dan si-jak-hae bo-se-yo. Si-jag-i ban-im-ni-da.

    Don't worry too much and just start. Well begun is half done.

  • 54
    시중

    si-jung

    on the market

    시중에 많은 건강식품이 나와 있습니다.

    Si-jung-e man-eun geon-gang-sik-pum-i na-wa it-seum-ni-da.

    There are many health supplements on the market.

  • 55
    신중하다

    sin-jung-ha-da

    cautious

    중요한 결정일수록 신중하게 생각해야 합니다.

    Jung-yo-han gyeol-jeong-il-su-rok sin-jung-ha-ge saeng-gak-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    The more important the decision, the more carefully you must think.

  • 56
    씀씀이

    sseum-sseu-i

    spending habits

    씀씀이가 헤퍼서 돈을 모으지 못합니다.

    Sseum-sseu-i-ga he-peo-seo don-eul mo-eu-ji mot-ham-ni-da.

    I cannot save money because I am a spendthrift.

  • 57
    연관시키다

    yeon-gwan-si-ki-da

    associate (with), link

    두 사건을 억지로 연관시키지 마세요.

    Du sa-geon-eul eok-ji-ro yeon-gwan-si-ki-ji ma-se-yo.

    Do not force a connection between the two incidents.

  • 58
    옷깃

    ot-git

    Collar

    바람이 불어서 옷깃을 여몄습니다.

    Ba-ram-i bur-eo-seo ot-gis-eul yeo-myeot-seum-ni-da.

    The wind blew and I closed my collar.

  • 59
    요건

    yo-geon

    Requirements

    이 일에 필요한 자격 요건은 무엇입니까?

    I ir-e pir-yo-han ja-gyeok yo-geon-eun mu-eos-im-ni-kka?

    What are the necessary qualifications for this job?

  • 60
    용량

    yong-nyang

    capacity

    이 컴퓨터는 용량이 큽니다.

    I keom-pyu-teo-neun yong-nyang-i keum-ni-da.

    This computer has a lot of capacity.

  • 61
    입에 쓴 약이 몸에 좋다

    ib-e sseun yag-i mom-e jo-ta

    good medicine tastes bitter

    듣기 싫은 말이라도 받아들이세요. 입에 쓴 약이 몸에 좋다고 하잖아요.

    Deut-gi sir-eun mar-i-ra-do bad-a-deur-i-se-yo. Ib-e sseun yag-i mom-e jo-ta-go ha-jan-a-yo.

    Even if it's something you don't want to hear, accept it. They say bitter medicine is good for the body.

  • 62
    자격증

    ja-gyeok-jjeung

    certificate, license

    취업을 위해 자격증을 땄습니다.

    Chwi-eob-eul wi-hae ja-gyeok-jjeung-eul ttat-seum-ni-da.

    I obtained a certificate to get a job.

  • 63
    저출산

    jeo-chul-ssan

    low birth rate

    저출산 문제는 심각한 사회 문제입니다.

    Jeo-chul-ssan mun-je-neun sim-gak-han sa-hoe mun-je-im-ni-da.

    Low birth rate is a serious social problem.

  • 64
    정형화

    jeong-hyeong-hwa

    stereotyping

    정형화된 생각에서 벗어나야 합니다.

    Jeong-hyeong-hwa-doen saeng-gag-e-seo beos-eo-na-ya ham-ni-da.

    We need to break away from stereotyped thinking.

  • 65
    쥐구멍에도 볕 들 날 있다

    jwi-gu-meong-e-do byeot deul nal it-da

    Every dog has its day.

    지금 힘들어도 포기하지 마세요. 쥐구멍에도 볕 들 날이 있습니다.

    Ji-geum him-deur-eo-do po-gi-ha-ji ma-se-yo. Jwi-gu-meong-e-do byeot deul nar-i it-seum-ni-da.

    Even if things are hard now, don't give up. Every dog has its day.

  • 66
    축소판

    chuk-so-pan

    miniature, microcosm

    이 영화는 우리 사회의 축소판입니다.

    I yeong-hwa-neun u-ri sa-hoe-ui chuk-so-pan-im-ni-da.

    This movie is a microcosm of our society.

  • 67
    천 리 길도 한 걸음부터

    cheol-li gil-do han geor-eum-bu-teo

    A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

    너무 조급해하지 마세요. 천 리 길도 한 걸음부터입니다.

    Neo-mu jo-geup-hae-ha-ji ma-se-yo. Cheol-li gil-do han geor-eum-bu-teo-im-ni-da.

    Don't be too impatient. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

  • 68
    후하게

    hu-ha-ge

    generously

    사장님께서 보너스를 후하게 주셨습니다.

    Sa-jang-nim-kke-seo bo-neo-seu-reul hu-ha-ge ju-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    The boss gave me a generous bonus.

Grammar for this level · TOPIK 5