Sejong 2 vocabulary · Lesson 12

je go-hyang-eun ba-da-ga a-reum-da-un go-si-e-yo.

My hometown is a place with a beautiful sea.

bang-hak ttae si-gol hal-meo-ni dae-ge ga-yo.

During vacation, I go to my grandmother’s house in the countryside.

seo-u-reun han-gu-gui dae-pyo-jeok-in dae-do-si-ye-yo.

Seoul is a representative metropolis in Korea.

jeon-ju-e-neun ma-sit-neun eum-sik-gwa han-ong-ma-eu-ri it-eo-yo.

Jeonju has delicious food and a Hanok village.

han-ong-ma-eu-re-seo han-bo-geul ip-go sa-ji-neul jji-geot-eo-yo.

I took a picture wearing Hanbok at Hanok Village.

san a-rae-e ja-geun ma-eu-ri it-eo-yo.

There is a small village at the bottom of the mountain.

gyeong-ju-neun jeon-tong-jeok-in do-si-ye-yo.

Gyeongju is a traditional city.

song-do-neun a-ju hyeon-dae-jeok-in do-si-ye-yo.

Songdo is a very modern city.

gong-gi-ga mal-go pyeon-ui-si-seo-ri ma-na-seo sal-gi jo-a-yo.

It's a good place to live because the air is clean and there are many amenities.

do-si-me-neun no-peun geon-mu-ri ma-na-yo.

There are many tall buildings in the city center.

gwan-gwang-gaek-deul-e-ge in-gi-ga ma-neun go-si-e-yo.

It is a popular place with tourists.

i ka-pe-neun jo-yong-ha-go bun-wi-gi-ga jo-a-yo.

This cafe is quiet and has a nice atmosphere.

ba-me-neun dong-ne-ga a-ju jo-yong-hae-yo.

The neighborhood is very quiet at night.

cha-ga ma-ni da-nyeo-seo si-kkeu-reo-wo-yo.

It's noisy because there are a lot of cars.

geo-ri-ga kkae-kkeut-ha-ge jeong-don-doe-eo it-eo-yo.

The streets are clean and tidy.

bi-ga on hu gi-re heuk-tang-mu-ri twi-eo deo-reo-wo-yo.

After it rains, muddy water splashes on the road and it is dirty.

chul-toe-geun si-ga-ne-neun ji-ha-cheo-ri bok-jap-hae-yo.

The subway is crowded during rush hour.

i gi-gye-neun sa-yong-beo-bi a-ju dan-sun-hae-yo.

This machine is very simple to use.

ma-eul jung-ang-e keun na-mu-ga it-eo-yo.

There is a big tree in the center of the village.

ja-geun so-do-si-i-ji-man mae-ryeok-jeok-i-e-yo.

It's a small town, but it's charming.

gong-wo-ni neol-beo-seo san-chaek-ha-gi jo-a-yo.

The park is large so it’s great for a walk.

gol-mok-gi-ri jo-ba-seo cha-ga mot deul-eo-ga-yo.

The alley is so narrow that cars can't go in.

ba-da-ga ga-kka-wo-seo ja-ju ga-yo.

I go often because it’s close to the sea.

yeo-ge-seo jip-kka-ji geo-ri-ga meo-reo-yo.

It's a long distance from the station to the house.

han-guk-gwa be-teu-na-mui mun-hwa-neun jo-geum dal-la-yo.

The cultures of Korea and Vietnam are a little different.

du chin-gu-ui seong-gyeo-gi bi-seut-hae-yo.

The two friends have similar personalities.

je-ga je-il jo-a-ha-neun gye-jeo-reun ga-eu-ri-e-yo.

My favorite season is fall.

jo-geum deo saeng-gak-hae bol-ge-yo.

Let me think about it a little more.

je go-hyang-eun na-ra-ui nam-jjo-ge it-eo-yo.

My hometown is in the south of the country.

bom-ma-da kkot chuk-je-ga yeol-lyeo-yo.

A flower festival is held every spring.

jeo-nyeo-ge gu-si nyu-seu-reul bwa-yo.

I watch the 9 o'clock news in the evening.

yeo-reo gwa-il jung sa-gwa-reul ga-jang jo-a-hae-yo.

Of all the fruits, I like apples the most.