Vocabulary TOPIK 6 · Lesson 1

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  • 1
    세대

    se-dae

    generation

    요즘 세대는 저희 세대와 생각이 많이 다릅니다.

    Yo-jeum se-dae-neun jeo-hui se-dae-wa saeng-gag-i man-i da-reum-ni-da.

    Today's generation thinks very differently from my generation.

  • 2
    핵가족

    haek-ga-jok

    nuclear family

    요즘은 부모님과 자녀로만 이루어진 핵가족이 많습니다.

    Yo-jeum-eun bu-mo-nim-gwa ja-nyeo-ro-man i-ru-eo-jin haek-ga-jog-i man-seum-ni-da.

    These days, many nuclear families consist of only parents and children.

  • 3
    한부모 가정

    han-bu-mo ga-jeong

    single parent family

    한부모 가정 아이들을 위한 지원이 필요합니다.

    Han-bu-mo ga-jeong a-i-deur-eul wi-han ji-won-i pil-yo-ham-ni-da.

    We need support for children from single-parent families.

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    가구

    ga-gu

    household

    서울의 1인 가구 비율이 증가하고 있습니다.

    Seo-ur-ui ir-in ga-gu bi-yur-i jeung-ga-ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

    The proportion of single-person households in Seoul is increasing.

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    1인 가구

    ir-in ga-gu

    single person household

    혼자 사는 1인 가구가 늘어나는 추세입니다.

    Hon-ja sa-neun ir-in ga-gu-ga neur-eo-na-neun chu-se-im-ni-da.

    The number of single-person households living alone is increasing.

  • 6
    결손가정

    gyeol-son-ga-jeong

    broken home

    결손가정 아이들을 위한 사회적 관심이 필요합니다.

    Gyeol-son-ga-jeong a-i-deur-eul wi-han sa-hoe-jeok gwan-sim-i pil-yo-ham-ni-da.

    Social attention is needed for children from broken homes.

  • 7
    대가족

    dae-ga-jok

    large family

    예전에는 할아버지, 할머니와 함께 사는 대가족이 많았습니다.

    Ye-jeon-e-neun har-a-beo-ji, hal-meo-ni-wa ham-kke sa-neun dae-ga-jog-i man-at-seum-ni-da.

    In the past, there were many large families living with grandparents.

  • 8
    다문화 가정

    da-mun-hwa ga-jeong

    multicultural family

    한국에는 다문화 가정이 점점 늘어나고 있습니다.

    Han-gug-e-neun da-mun-hwa ga-jeong-i jeom-jeom neur-eo-na-go it-seum-ni-da.

    The number of multicultural families in Korea is increasing.

  • 9
    조손 가정

    jo-son ga-jeong

    grandparent-headed family

    조손 가정은 경제적인 어려움을 겪는 경우가 많습니다.

    Jo-son ga-jeong-eun gyeong-je-jeog-in eo-ryeo-um-eul gyeok-neun gyeong-u-ga man-seum-ni-da.

    Families of grandparents raising grandchildren often have financial difficulties.

  • 10
    부부

    bu-bu

    married couple

    두 사람은 정말 잘 어울리는 부부입니다.

    Du sa-ram-eun jeong-mal jal eo-ul-li-neun bu-bu-im-ni-da.

    These two are a really well-matched couple.

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    차남

    cha-nam

    second son

    그는 우리 집 차남입니다.

    Geu-neun u-ri jip cha-nam-im-ni-da.

    He is our second son.

  • 12
    차녀

    cha-nyeo

    Second daughter

    저는 1남 2녀 중 차녀입니다.

    Jeo-neun il-nam i-nyeo jung cha-nyeo-im-ni-da.

    I am the second daughter out of one son and two daughters.

  • 13
    사위

    sa-wi

    son-in-law

    우리 사위는 아주 듬직합니다.

    U-ri sa-wi-neun a-ju deum-jik-ham-ni-da.

    My son-in-law is very dependable.

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    친정 부모

    chin-jeong bu-mo

    a married woman's own parents

    주말에 친정 부모님을 뵈러 갔습니다.

    Ju-mar-e chin-jeong bu-mo-nim-eul boe-reo gat-seum-ni-da.

    I went to see my parents over the weekend.

  • 15
    사촌

    sa-chon

    cousin

    사촌 동생이 올해 대학에 입학했습니다.

    Sa-chon dong-saeng-i ol-hae dae-hag-e ip-hak-haet-seum-ni-da.

    My cousin entered college this year.

  • 16
    부자

    bu-ja

    father and son

    두 부자가 정말 닮았네요.

    Du bu-ja-ga jeong-mal dal-mat-ne-yo.

    The two father and son really look alike.

  • 17
    조부

    jo-bu

    grandfather

    저의 조부께서는 선생님이셨습니다.

    Jeo-ui jo-bu-kke-seo-neun seon-saeng-nim-i-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    My grandfather was a teacher.

  • 18
    조모

    jo-mo

    grandmother

    저의 조모께서는 요리를 아주 잘하십니다.

    Jeo-ui jo-mo-kke-seo-neun yo-ri-reul a-ju jar-ha-sim-ni-da.

    My grandmother is a very good cook.

  • 19
    며느리

    myeo-neu-ri

    daughter-in-law

    어머니는 며느리를 딸처럼 아끼십니다.

    Eo-meo-ni-neun myeo-neu-ri-reul ttal-cheo-reom a-kki-sim-ni-da.

    A mother cherishes her daughter-in-law like a daughter.

  • 20
    사돈

    sa-don

    in-laws

    주말에 사돈어른을 만났습니다.

    Ju-mar-e sa-don-eo-reun-eul man-nat-seum-ni-da.

    I met my in-laws over the weekend.

  • 21
    동서

    dong-seo

    east west

    동서지간에 사이가 아주 좋습니다.

    Dong-seo-ji-gan-e sa-i-ga a-ju jo-seum-ni-da.

    The relationship between East and West is very good.

  • 22
    장남

    jang-nam

    eldest son

    그는 우리 집 장남이라 책임감이 강합니다.

    Geu-neun u-ri jip jang-nam-i-ra chae-gim-gam-i gang-ham-ni-da.

    He is our eldest son, so he has a strong sense of responsibility.

  • 23
    장녀

    jang-nyeo

    eldest daughter

    저는 장녀라서 동생들을 잘 돌봐야 합니다.

    Jeo-neun jang-nyeo-ra-seo dong-saeng-deur-eul jal dol-bwa-ya ham-ni-da.

    Since I am the eldest daughter, I have to take good care of my younger siblings.

  • 24
    증조부

    jeung-jo-bu

    great grandfather

    저는 증조부님의 얼굴을 뵌 적이 없습니다.

    Jeo-neun jeung-jo-bu-nim-ui eol-gur-eul boen jeog-i eop-seum-ni-da.

    I have never seen my great-grandfather's face.

  • 25
    증조모

    jeung-jo-mo

    great-grandmother

    증조모께서는 아주 오래 사셨습니다.

    Jeung-jo-mo-kke-seo-neun a-ju o-rae sa-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    My great-grandmother lived a very long life.

  • 26
    시부모

    si-bu-mo

    parents-in-law

    시부모님을 모시고 살고 있습니다.

    Si-bu-mo-nim-eul mo-si-go sal-go it-seum-ni-da.

    I live with my in-laws.

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    삼촌

    sam-chon

    uncle

    삼촌이 용돈을 주셨습니다.

    Sam-chon-i yong-don-eul ju-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    My uncle gave me pocket money.

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    가족 부양

    ga-jok bu-yang

    supporting a family

    자녀가 부모님을 부양하는 것은 당연합니다.

    Ja-nyeo-ga bu-mo-nim-eul bu-yang-ha-neun geos-eun dang-yeon-ham-ni-da.

    It is natural for children to support their parents.

  • 29
    효도

    hyo-do

    filial piety

    부모님께 효도하는 자식이 되겠습니다.

    Bu-mo-nim-kke hyo-do-ha-neun ja-sig-i doe-get-seum-ni-da.

    I will become a child who is dutiful to my parents.

  • 30
    가사 분담

    ga-sa bun-dam

    division of housework

    요즘은 부부가 가사 분담을 하는 것이 당연합니다.

    Yo-jeum-eun bu-bu-ga ga-sa bun-dam-eul ha-neun geos-i dang-yeon-ham-ni-da.

    Nowadays, it is natural for couples to share household chores.

  • 31
    출산하다

    chul-san-ha-da

    give birth

    제 친구가 어제 아기를 출산했습니다.

    Je chin-gu-ga eo-je a-gi-reul chul-san-haet-seum-ni-da.

    My friend gave birth to a baby yesterday.

  • 32
    효심

    hyo-sim

    filial piety

    그 아들은 효심이 지극합니다.

    Geu a-deur-eun hyo-sim-i ji-geuk-ham-ni-da.

    The son is extremely filial.

  • 33
    맞벌이

    mat-beor-i

    dual income

    맞벌이 부부라서 아이는 할머니가 키워 주십니다.

    Mat-beor-i bu-bu-ra-seo a-i-neun hal-meo-ni-ga ki-wo ju-sim-ni-da.

    Because they are a dual-income couple, the child is raised by the grandmother.

  • 34
    자녀 양육

    ja-nyeo yang-yuk

    raising children

    자녀 양육은 부모의 가장 큰 책임입니다.

    Ja-nyeo yang-yug-eun bu-mo-ui ga-jang keun chaeg-im-im-ni-da.

    Raising children is a parent's greatest responsibility.

  • 35
    입양

    ip-yang

    adoption

    그 부부는 고아를 입양했습니다.

    Geu bu-bu-neun go-a-reul ip-yang-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The couple adopted an orphan.

  • 36
    부자지간

    bu-ja-ji-gan

    father-son relationship

    두 사람은 아주 다정한 부자지간입니다.

    Du sa-ram-eun a-ju da-jeong-han bu-ja-ji-gan-im-ni-da.

    The two are very friendly father and son.

  • 37
    부부유별

    bu-bu-yu-byeol

    Married couple's separation

    옛날에는 부부유별이라 하여 남녀의 역할을 구분했습니다.

    Yen-nar-e-neun bu-bu-yu-byeor-i-ra ha-yeo nam-nyeo-ui yeok-har-eul gu-bun-haet-seum-ni-da.

    In the past, the roles of men and women were differentiated, called conjugal separation.

  • 38
    대를 잇다

    dae-reul it-da

    continue from generation to generation

    장남이 아버지의 가업을 이어받아 대를 잇고 있습니다.

    Jang-nam-i a-beo-ji-ui ga-eob-eul i-eo-bad-a dae-reul it-go it-seum-ni-da.

    The eldest son has taken over his father's family business and is carrying it forward.

  • 39
    부자유친

    bu-ja-yu-chin

    affection between father and son (Confucian virtue)

    부자유친은 유교의 중요한 덕목 중 하나입니다.

    Bu-ja-yu-chin-eun yu-gyo-ui jung-yo-han deong-mok jung ha-na-im-ni-da.

    Respect for one's own sake is one of the important virtues of Confucianism.

  • 40
    여필종부

    yeo-pil-jong-bu

    Yeopiljongbu

    과거에는 여필종부 사상이 강했습니다.

    Gwa-geo-e-neun yeo-pil-jong-bu sa-sang-i gang-haet-seum-ni-da.

    In the past, the ideology of Yeopiljongbu was strong.

  • 41
    대대손손

    dae-dae-son-son

    From generation to generation

    이 가보는 우리 가문에 대대손손 내려오는 것입니다.

    I ga-bo-neun u-ri ga-mun-e dae-dae-son-son nae-ryeo-o-neun geos-im-ni-da.

    This heirloom has been passed down in our family for generations.

  • 42
    피를 나누다

    pi-reul na-nu-da

    share blood

    우리는 피를 나눈 형제입니다.

    U-ri-neun pi-reul na-nun hyeong-je-im-ni-da.

    We are blood brothers.

  • 43
    그 아비에 그 아들

    geu a-bi-e geu a-deul

    like father, like son

    아들이 아버지를 쏙 빼닮았네요. 그 아비에 그 아들입니다.

    A-deur-i a-beo-ji-reul ssok ppae-dal-mat-ne-yo. Geu a-bi-e geu a-deur-im-ni-da.

    The son looks exactly like his father. Like father, like son.

  • 44
    화목하다

    hwa-mok-ha-da

    harmonious (family)

    우리 가족은 항상 화목합니다.

    U-ri ga-jog-eun hang-sang hwa-mok-ham-ni-da.

    Our family is always harmonious.

  • 45
    오순도순

    o-sun-do-sun

    cozily, in harmony

    온 가족이 오순도순 모여 이야기꽃을 피웠습니다.

    On ga-jog-i o-sun-do-sun mo-yeo i-ya-gi-kkoch-eul pi-wot-seum-ni-da.

    The whole family gathered together in order to tell stories.

  • 46
    외조하다

    oe-jo-ha-da

    (of a husband) support one's wife

    남편이 아내의 사회 활동을 잘 외조합니다.

    Nam-pyeon-i a-nae-ui sa-hoe hwal-dong-eul jal oe-jo-ham-ni-da.

    The husband takes good care of his wife's social activities.

  • 47
    단란하다

    dal-lan-ha-da

    harmonious

    단란한 가정을 꾸리는 것이 제 꿈입니다.

    Dal-lan-han ga-jeong-eul kku-ri-neun geos-i je kkum-im-ni-da.

    It is my dream to have a happy family.

  • 48
    이야기꽃을 피우다

    i-ya-gi-kkoch-eul pi-u-da

    chat merrily

    오랜만에 만난 친구들과 밤새 이야기꽃을 피웠습니다.

    O-raen-man-e man-nan chin-gu-deul-gwa bam-sae i-ya-gi-kkoch-eul pi-wot-seum-ni-da.

    I chatted all night long with friends I hadn't seen in a long time.

  • 49
    깨가 쏟아지다

    kkae-ga sso-da-ji-da

    be blissfully happy (of a couple)

    저 신혼부부는 깨가 쏟아지네요.

    Jeo sin-hon-bu-bu-neun kkae-ga sso-da-ji-ne-yo.

    That newlywed couple is blissfully happy together.

  • 50
    단출하다

    dan-chul-ha-da

    simple

    요즘은 핵가족이 많아서 가족 구성원이 단출합니다.

    Yo-jeum-eun haek-ga-jog-i man-a-seo ga-jok gu-seong-won-i dan-chul-ham-ni-da.

    Nowadays, there are many nuclear families, so family members are simple.

  • 51
    내조하다

    nae-jo-ha-da

    help out

    아내가 남편의 일을 잘 내조합니다.

    A-nae-ga nam-pyeon-ui ir-eul jal nae-jo-ham-ni-da.

    A wife helps her husband with his work well.

  • 52
    바가지를 긁다

    ba-ga-ji-reul geuk-da

    nag (one's husband)

    아내가 남편에게 바가지를 긁습니다.

    A-nae-ga nam-pyeon-e-ge ba-ga-ji-reul geuk-seum-ni-da.

    The wife nags her husband.

  • 53
    시아버님

    si-a-beo-nim

    Father-in-law

    시아버님은 저를 딸처럼 생각해 주십니다.

    Si-a-beo-nim-eun jeo-reul ttal-cheo-reom saeng-gak-hae ju-sim-ni-da.

    My father-in-law thinks of me like his daughter.

  • 54
    시어머니

    si-eo-meo-ni

    mother-in-law (husband's mother)

    시어머니와 갈등이 생겼습니다.

    Si-eo-meo-ni-wa gal-deung-i saeng-gyeot-seum-ni-da.

    I had a conflict with my mother-in-law.

  • 55
    아주버님

    a-ju-beo-nim

    husband's older brother

    아주버님께서 선물을 사 주셨습니다.

    A-ju-beo-nim-kke-seo seon-mur-eul sa ju-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    My husband's older brother bought me a present.

  • 56
    형님

    hyeong-nim

    elder brother; husband's elder brother's wife; wife's elder brother

    형님과 함께 장을 보러 갔습니다.

    Hyeong-nim-gwa ham-kke jang-eul bo-reo gat-seum-ni-da.

    I went grocery shopping with my sister-in-law (my husband's elder brother's wife).

  • 57
    아가씨

    a-ga-ssi

    husband's younger sister

    아가씨가 결혼해서 분가했습니다.

    A-ga-ssi-ga gyeol-hon-hae-seo bun-ga-haet-seum-ni-da.

    My husband's younger sister got married and moved out.

  • 58
    서방님

    seo-bang-nim

    husband's married younger brother

    서방님은 회사원입니다.

    Seo-bang-nim-eun hoe-sa-won-im-ni-da.

    My husband's married younger brother is an office worker.

  • 59
    도련님

    do-ryeon-nim

    husband's younger brother (unmarried)

    도련님은 아직 대학생입니다.

    Do-ryeon-nim-eun a-jik dae-hak-saeng-im-ni-da.

    Master is still a college student.

  • 60
    동서

    dong-seo

    sisters-in-law (wives of brothers)

    동서와 사이좋게 지냅니다.

    Dong-seo-wa sa-i-jo-ke ji-naem-ni-da.

    I get along well with my sister-in-law.

  • 61
    장인

    jang-in

    father-in-law (wife's father)

    장인어른께서 저를 아주 예뻐하십니다.

    Jang-in-eo-reun-kke-seo jeo-reul a-ju ye-ppeo-ha-sim-ni-da.

    My father-in-law is very fond of me.

  • 62
    장모

    jang-mo

    mother-in-law (wife's mother)

    장모님 요리 솜씨가 아주 좋으십니다.

    Jang-mo-nim yo-ri som-ssi-ga a-ju jo-eu-sim-ni-da.

    My mother-in-law is very good at cooking.

  • 63
    처형

    cheo-hyeong

    wife's older sister

    처형이 조카를 데리고 놀러 왔습니다.

    Cheo-hyeong-i jo-ka-reul de-ri-go nol-leo wat-seum-ni-da.

    My wife's older sister came over with my nephew.

  • 64
    처제

    cheo-je

    wife's younger sister

    처제는 아직 미혼입니다.

    Cheo-je-neun a-jik mi-hon-im-ni-da.

    My wife's younger sister is still single.

  • 65
    처남

    cheo-nam

    wife's brother

    처남과 같이 축구를 했습니다.

    Cheo-nam-gwa ga-chi chuk-gu-reul haet-seum-ni-da.

    I played soccer with my wife's brother.

  • 66
    처남댁

    cheo-nam-daek

    wife of one's wife's brother

    처남댁이 요리를 아주 잘합니다.

    Cheo-nam-daeg-i yo-ri-reul a-ju jar-ham-ni-da.

    My brother-in-law is very good at cooking.

  • 67
    가부장적

    ga-bu-jang-jeok

    patriarchal

    예전에는 가부장적인 아버지가 많았습니다.

    Ye-jeon-e-neun ga-bu-jang-jeog-in a-beo-ji-ga man-at-seum-ni-da.

    In the past, there were many patriarchal fathers.

  • 68
    감면

    gam-myeon

    reduction

    다자녀 가구는 세금 감면 혜택이 있습니다.

    Da-ja-nyeo ga-gu-neun se-geum gam-myeon hye-taeg-i it-seum-ni-da.

    Multi-child households receive tax breaks.

  • 69
    개선하다

    gae-seon-ha-da

    improve

    정부는 출산율을 높이기 위해 제도를 개선하고 있습니다.

    Jeong-bu-neun chul-ssan-yur-eul nop-i-gi wi-hae je-do-reul gae-seon-ha-go it-seum-ni-da.

    The government is improving the system to increase the birth rate.

  • 70
    거듭나다

    geo-deum-na-da

    be born again

    이 캠페인을 통해 행복한 가정으로 거듭났습니다.

    I kaem-pe-in-eul tong-hae haeng-bok-han ga-jeong-eu-ro geo-deum-nat-seum-ni-da.

    Through this campaign, we became a happy family.

  • 71
    건전하다

    geon-jeon-ha-da

    wholesome

    건전한 가족 문화를 만드는 것이 중요합니다.

    Geon-jeon-han ga-jok mun-hwa-reul man-deu-neun geos-i jung-yo-ham-ni-da.

    It is important to create a healthy family culture.

  • 72
    결항되다

    gyeol-hang-doe-da

    canceled

    태풍 때문에 비행기가 결항되었습니다.

    Tae-pung ttae-mun-e bi-haeng-gi-ga gyeol-hang-doe-eot-seum-ni-da.

    The flight was canceled because of the typhoon.

  • 73
    고부 갈등

    go-bu gal-deung

    conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law

    고부 갈등은 많은 가정의 문제입니다.

    Go-bu gal-deung-eun man-eun ga-jeong-ui mun-je-im-ni-da.

    Conflict between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law is a problem in many families.

  • 74
    기피하다

    gi-pi-ha-da

    avoid

    요즘 젊은 세대는 결혼을 기피하는 경향이 있습니다.

    Yo-jeum jeolm-eun se-dae-neun gyeol-hon-eul gi-pi-ha-neun gyeong-hyang-i it-seum-ni-da.

    Younger generations these days tend to avoid marriage.

  • 75
    난감하다

    nan-gam-ha-da

    be at a loss, awkward

    시부모님과 의견이 달라 난감할 때가 있습니다.

    Si-bu-mo-nim-gwa ui-gyeon-i dal-la nan-gam-hal ttae-ga it-seum-ni-da.

    There are times when you and your parents-in-law have different opinions and it can be difficult.

  • 76
    다각도

    da-gak-do

    various angles

    이 문제를 다각도로 검토해 보아야 합니다.

    I mun-je-reul da-gak-do-ro geom-to-hae bo-a-ya ham-ni-da.

    This issue must be examined from various angles.

  • 77
    단발성

    dan-bal-seong

    one-off

    이것은 단발성 행사가 아니라 지속적인 지원입니다.

    I-geos-eun dan-bal-seong haeng-sa-ga a-ni-ra ji-sok-jeog-in ji-won-im-ni-da.

    This is not a one-off event, but ongoing support.

  • 78
    당위성

    dang-wi-seong

    justification

    가족 부양의 당위성을 강조했습니다.

    Ga-jok bu-yang-ui dang-wi-seong-eul gang-jo-haet-seum-ni-da.

    The necessity of supporting one's family was emphasized.

  • 79
    대두되다

    dae-du-doe-da

    come to the fore

    저출산 문제가 심각한 사회 문제로 대두되었습니다.

    Jeo-chul-ssan mun-je-ga sim-gak-han sa-hoe mun-je-ro dae-du-doe-eot-seum-ni-da.

    Low birth rate has emerged as a serious social problem.

  • 80
    대변되다

    dae-byeon-doe-da

    represent

    이 현상은 현대 사회의 문제점을 대변됩니다.

    I hyeon-sang-eun hyeon-dae sa-hoe-ui mun-je-jeom-eul dae-byeon-doem-ni-da.

    This phenomenon represents the problems of modern society.

  • 81
    뒷바라지

    dwi-ba-ra-ji

    support, looking after

    부모님은 평생 자식들 뒷바라지를 하셨습니다.

    Bu-mo-nim-eun pyeong-saeng ja-sik-deul dwi-ba-ra-ji-reul ha-syeot-seum-ni-da.

    My parents took care of their children their whole lives.

  • 82
    드물다

    deu-mul-da

    rare

    요즘은 대가족을 보기가 드뭅니다.

    Yo-jeum-eun dae-ga-jog-eul bo-gi-ga deu-mum-ni-da.

    It's rare to see large families these days.

  • 83
    면제

    myeon-je

    exemption

    다자녀 가정은 세금 면제 혜택을 받습니다.

    Da-ja-nyeo ga-jeong-eun se-geum myeon-je hye-taeg-eul bat-seum-ni-da.

    Families with multiple children receive tax exemptions.

  • 84
    미미하다

    mi-mi-ha-da

    slight, negligible

    정부의 지원책은 아직 효과가 미미합니다.

    Jeong-bu-ui ji-won-chaeg-eun a-jik hyo-gwa-ga mi-mi-ham-ni-da.

    Government support measures are still ineffective.

  • 85
    배려

    bae-ryeo

    consideration

    가족은 서로 배려하는 마음이 중요합니다.

    Ga-jog-eun seo-ro bae-ryeo-ha-neun ma-eum-i jung-yo-ham-ni-da.

    It is important for families to be considerate of each other.

  • 86
    붕괴되다

    bung-goe-doe-da

    collapse

    전통적인 가족 형태가 붕괴되고 있습니다.

    Jeon-tong-jeog-in ga-jok hyeong-tae-ga bung-goe-doe-go it-seum-ni-da.

    Traditional family forms are collapsing.

  • 87
    선뜻

    seon-tteut

    willingly

    동생 뒷바라지를 위해 선뜻 휴학을 결정했습니다.

    Dong-saeng dwi-ba-ra-ji-reul wi-hae seon-tteut hyu-hag-eul gyeol-jeong-haet-seum-ni-da.

    I readily decided to take a leave of absence from school to take care of my younger brother.

  • 88
    선입견

    seon-ip-gyeon

    preconceptions

    다문화 가정에 대한 선입견을 버려야 합니다.

    Da-mun-hwa ga-jeong-e dae-han seon-ip-gyeon-eul beo-ryeo-ya ham-ni-da.

    We need to get rid of our preconceived notions about multicultural families.

  • 89
    소외되다

    so-oe-doe-da

    be alienated

    독거노인들이 사회에서 소외되지 않도록 관심이 필요합니다.

    Dok-geo-no-in-deur-i sa-hoe-e-seo so-oe-doe-ji an-to-rok gwan-sim-i pil-yo-ham-ni-da.

    Attention is needed to ensure that seniors living alone are not alienated from society.

  • 90
    소재지

    so-jae-ji

    location

    본사의 소재지는 서울입니다.

    Bon-sa-ui so-jae-ji-neun seo-ur-im-ni-da.

    The head office is located in Seoul.

  • 91
    씁쓸하다

    sseup-sseul-ha-da

    bitter (feeling)

    부모님께 효도하지 못하는 현실이 씁쓸합니다.

    Bu-mo-nim-kke hyo-do-ha-ji mot-ha-neun hyeon-sir-i sseup-sseul-ham-ni-da.

    The reality of not being able to be filial to your parents is bitter.

  • 92
    신조어

    sin-jo-eo

    new word

    '1인 가구' 같은 신조어가 생겨났습니다.

    'Ir-in ga-gu' ga-teun sin-jo-eo-ga saeng-gyeo-nat-seum-ni-da.

    New terms such as ‘single-person household’ were created.

  • 93
    안중에 없다

    an-jung-e eop-da

    pay no attention to, disregard

    그는 가족은 안중에 없고 일만 생각합니다.

    Geu-neun ga-jog-eun an-jung-e eop-go il-man saeng-gak-ham-ni-da.

    He doesn't care about his family and only thinks about work.

  • 94
    안쓰럽다

    an-sseu-reop-da

    pitiful (to feel sorry for)

    혼자 아이를 키우는 친구가 안쓰럽습니다.

    Hon-ja a-i-reul ki-u-neun chin-gu-ga an-sseu-reop-seum-ni-da.

    I feel sorry for my friend who is raising a child alone.

  • 95
    안타깝다

    an-ta-kkap-da

    regrettable, pitiful

    부모님의 마음을 몰라주는 자식들을 보면 안타깝습니다.

    Bu-mo-nim-ui ma-eum-eul mol-la-ju-neun ja-sik-deur-eul bo-myeon an-ta-kkap-seum-ni-da.

    It's sad to see children who don't understand their parents' feelings.

  • 96
    애로 사항

    ae-ro sa-hang

    difficulties

    맞벌이 부부들은 육아 문제로 애로 사항이 많습니다.

    Mat-beor-i bu-bu-deur-eun yug-a mun-je-ro ae-ro sa-hang-i man-seum-ni-da.

    Dual-income couples face many difficulties due to childcare issues.

  • 97
    애처롭다

    ae-cheo-rop-da

    pitiful

    부모를 잃은 아이의 우는 모습이 애처로웠습니다.

    Bu-mo-reul ir-eun a-i-ui u-neun mo-seub-i ae-cheo-ro-wot-seum-ni-da.

    It was pitiful to see a child crying after losing his parents.

  • 98
    야기하다

    ya-gi-ha-da

    cause

    가부장적인 생각은 고부 갈등을 야기할 수 있습니다.

    Ga-bu-jang-jeog-in saeng-gag-eun go-bu gal-deung-eul ya-gi-hal su it-seum-ni-da.

    Patriarchal thinking can cause conflict between father and mother.

  • 99
    양극화

    yang-geuk-hwa

    polarization

    빈부 양극화가 심각한 사회 문제입니다.

    Bin-bu yang-geuk-hwa-ga sim-gak-han sa-hoe mun-je-im-ni-da.

    Polarization of rich and poor is a serious social problem.

  • 100
    어색하다

    eo-saek-ha-da

    awkward

    사위와 장모 사이는 어색할 수 있습니다.

    Sa-wi-wa jang-mo sa-i-neun eo-saek-hal su it-seum-ni-da.

    The relationship between son-in-law and mother-in-law can be awkward.

  • 101
    왕래하다

    wang-nae-ha-da

    visit each other

    요즘은 친척들과 왕래가 많이 줄었습니다.

    Yo-jeum-eun chin-cheok-deul-gwa wang-nae-ga man-i jur-eot-seum-ni-da.

    These days, there has been a lot less interaction with relatives.

  • 102
    외면 받다

    oe-myeon bat-da

    be ignored

    독거노인들이 사회에서 외면 받지 않도록 해야 합니다.

    Dok-geo-no-in-deur-i sa-hoe-e-seo oe-myeon bat-ji an-to-rok hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    We must ensure that seniors living alone are not neglected by society.

  • 103
    장년층

    jang-nyeon-cheung

    middle-aged generation

    장년층은 여전히 대가족을 선호하는 경향이 있습니다.

    Jang-nyeon-cheung-eun yeo-jeon-hi dae-ga-jog-eul seon-ho-ha-neun gyeong-hyang-i it-seum-ni-da.

    Older people still tend to prefer large families.

  • 104
    장서 갈등

    jang-seo gal-deung

    conflict between mother-in-law and son-in-law

    고부 갈등뿐만 아니라 장서 갈등도 늘고 있습니다.

    Go-bu gal-deung-ppun-man a-ni-ra jang-seo gal-deung-do neul-go it-seum-ni-da.

    Not only conflicts between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law, but also conflicts between mothers-in-law and sons-in-law are increasing.

  • 105
    저변

    jeo-byeon

    base

    가족주의 문화가 저변에 깔려 있습니다.

    Ga-jok-ju-ui mun-hwa-ga jeo-byeon-e kkal-lyeo it-seum-ni-da.

    There is a culture of familism underlying it.

  • 106
    전환

    jeon-hwan

    transition

    가족에 대한 가치관의 전환이 필요합니다.

    Ga-jog-e dae-han ga-chi-gwan-ui jeon-hwan-i pil-yo-ham-ni-da.

    A change in values regarding family is needed.

  • 107
    절실하다

    jeol-sil-ha-da

    urgent, keenly felt

    저출산 문제 해결이 절실합니다.

    Jeo-chul-ssan mun-je hae-gyeol-i jeol-sil-ham-ni-da.

    There is an urgent need to solve the low birth rate problem.

  • 108
    정비하다

    jeong-bi-ha-da

    reorganize, improve

    다문화 가정을 위한 법적, 제도적 장치를 정비해야 합니다.

    Da-mun-hwa ga-jeong-eul wi-han beop-jeok, je-do-jeok jang-chi-reul jeong-bi-hae-ya ham-ni-da.

    We need to improve legal and institutional mechanisms for multicultural families.

  • 109
    집착하다

    jip-chak-ha-da

    cling to, be obsessed with

    과거의 가부장적 가치관에 집착해서는 안 됩니다.

    Gwa-geo-ui ga-bu-jang-jeok ga-chi-gwan-e jip-chak-hae-seo-neun an doem-ni-da.

    We must not cling to the patriarchal values of the past.

  • 110
    진작

    jin-jak

    earlier (should have …)

    진작 부모님께 효도할 걸 그랬습니다.

    Jin-jak bu-mo-nim-kke hyo-do-hal geol geu-raet-seum-ni-da.

    I should have been filial to my parents a long time ago.

  • 111
    편견

    pyeon-gyeon

    prejudice

    한부모 가정에 대한 편견을 버려야 합니다.

    Han-bu-mo ga-jeong-e dae-han pyeon-gyeon-eul beo-ryeo-ya ham-ni-da.

    We need to get rid of the prejudice against single-parent families.

  • 112
    편부

    pyeon-bu

    single father

    그는 편부 슬하에서 자랐습니다.

    Geu-neun pyeon-bu seul-ha-e-seo ja-rat-seum-ni-da.

    He was raised by a single father.

  • 113
    편모

    pyeon-mo

    Single mother

    그녀는 편모 슬하에서 아이를 훌륭하게 키웠습니다.

    Geu-nyeo-neun pyeon-mo seul-ha-e-seo a-i-reul hul-lyung-ha-ge ki-wot-seum-ni-da.

    She raised her child well as a single mother.

  • 114
    핏줄

    pit-jul

    bloodline

    한국 사회는 핏줄을 중요하게 생각합니다.

    Han-guk sa-hoe-neun pit-jur-eul jung-yo-ha-ge saeng-gak-ham-ni-da.

    Korean society places great importance on blood ties.

  • 115
    한심하다

    han-sim-ha-da

    Pathetic

    부모님께 용돈이나 드리는 것을 효도라고 생각하다니 한심합니다.

    Bu-mo-nim-kke yong-don-i-na deu-ri-neun geos-eul hyo-do-ra-go saeng-gak-ha-da-ni han-sim-ham-ni-da.

    It's pathetic that people think that giving pocket money to parents is filial piety.

Grammar for this level · TOPIK 6