Sejong 2 · 세종한국어 2

Sejong 2 vocabulary · Lesson 3

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  • 1
    불고기

    bul-go-gi

    Bulgogi

    식당에서 불고기 2인분을 시켰어요.

    sik-dang-e-seo bul-go-gi i-in-bu-neul si-kyeot-eo-yo.

    I ordered bulgogi for two at a restaurant.

  • 2
    비빔밥

    bi-bim-bap

    Bibimbap

    전주 비빔밥이 아주 유명해요.

    jeon-ju bi-bim-ba-bi a-ju yu-myeong-hae-yo.

    Jeonju bibimbap is very famous.

  • 3
    갈비

    gal-bi

    ribs

    생일에 갈비를 먹으러 갔어요.

    saeng-i-re gal-bi-reul meo-geu-reo gat-eo-yo.

    I went to eat ribs for my birthday.

  • 4
    삼계탕

    sam-gye-tang

    Samgyetang (ginseng chicken soup)

    여름에 건강을 위해 삼계탕을 먹어요.

    yeo-reu-me geon-gang-eul wi-hae sam-gye-tang-eul meo-geo-yo.

    I eat samgyetang for my health in the summer.

  • 5
    냉면

    naeng-myeon

    cold noodles

    더운 여름에는 시원한 냉면이 좋아요.

    deo-un yeo-reu-me-neun si-won-han naeng-myeo-ni jo-a-yo.

    I like cold noodles in the hot summer.

  • 6
    김치찌개

    gim-chi-jji-gae

    kimchi stew

    매콤한 김치찌개를 끓였어요.

    mae-kom-han gim-chi-jji-gae-reul kkeul-yeot-eo-yo.

    I made spicy kimchi stew.

  • 7
    된장찌개

    doen-jang-jji-gae

    Soybean paste stew

    구수한 된장찌개 냄새가 좋아요.

    gu-su-han doen-jang-jji-gae naem-sae-ga jo-a-yo.

    I love the smell of savory soybean paste stew.

  • 8
    설렁탕

    seol-leong-tang

    Seolleongtang (ox bone soup)

    아침에 따뜻한 설렁탕을 먹었어요.

    a-chi-me tta-tteut-han seol-leong-tang-eul meo-geot-eo-yo.

    I ate warm seolleongtang for breakfast.

  • 9
    김밥

    gim-bap

    Kimbap

    소풍 갈 때 김밥을 싸요.

    so-pung gal ttae gim-ba-beul ssa-yo.

    I pack kimbap when I go on a picnic.

  • 10
    라면

    ra-myeon

    Ramen

    출출할 때 라면을 끓여 먹어요.

    chul-chul-hal ttae ra-myeo-neul kkeul-yeo meo-geo-yo.

    When I'm hungry, I boil ramen and eat it.

  • 11
    반찬

    ban-chan

    side dish

    한국 식당은 반찬이 많이 나와요.

    han-guk sik-dang-eun ban-cha-ni ma-ni na-wa-yo.

    Korean restaurants serve a lot of side dishes.

  • 12
    맛있다

    ma-sit-da

    delicious

    이 집 음식이 정말 맛있어요.

    i jip eum-si-gi jeong-mal ma-sit-eo-yo.

    The food here is really delicious.

  • 13
    맛없다

    ma-deop-da

    It's not delicious

    음식이 식어서 맛없어요.

    eum-si-gi si-geo-seo ma-deop-seo-yo.

    The food is cold and not tasty.

  • 14
    맵다

    maep-da

    Spicy

    떡볶이가 조금 매워요.

    tteok-bbok-kki-ga jo-geum mae-wo-yo.

    Tteokbokki is a little spicy.

  • 15
    짜다

    jja-da

    weave

    국이 조금 짜서 물을 넣었어요.

    gu-gi jo-geum jja-seo mu-reul neo-eot-eo-yo.

    The soup was a little salty so I added water.

  • 16
    싱겁다

    sing-geop-da

    It's bland

    소금이 부족해서 국이 싱거워요.

    so-geu-mi bu-jok-hae-seo gu-gi sing-geo-wo-yo.

    The soup is bland because there is not enough salt.

  • 17
    달다

    dal-da

    sweet

    이 수박은 아주 달아요.

    i su-ba-geun a-ju da-ra-yo.

    This watermelon is very sweet.

  • 18
    쓰다

    sseu-da

    bitter

    약이 너무 써서 먹기 힘들어요.

    ya-gi neo-mu sseo-seo meok-gi him-deu-reo-yo.

    The medicine is so bitter that it is difficult to take.

  • 19
    시다

    si-da

    sour

    레몬은 맛이 시어요.

    re-mo-neun ma-si si-eo-yo.

    Lemon tastes sour.

  • 20
    다

    da

    Everything

    숙제를 다 끝냈어요.

    suk-je-reul da kkeun-naet-eo-yo.

    I finished all my homework.

  • 21
    아주머니

    a-ju-meo-ni

    lady

    아주머니, 여기 물 좀 더 주세요.

    a-ju-meo-ni, yeo-gi mul jom deo ju-se-yo.

    Madam, please give me some more water.

  • 22
    여러분

    yeo-reo-bun

    Everyone

    여러분, 안녕하세요!

    yeo-reo-bun, an-nyeong-ha-se-yo!

    Hello everyone!

  • 23
    인기가 있다

    in-gi-ga it-da

    popular

    이 노래는 젊은 사람들에게 인기가 있어요.

    i no-rae-neun jeol-meun sa-ram-deul-e-ge in-gi-ga it-eo-yo.

    This song is popular among young people.

  • 24
    소개하다

    so-gae-ha-da

    introduce

    친구에게 한국 음식을 소개해 줬어요.

    chin-gu-e-ge han-guk eum-si-geul so-gae-hae jwot-eo-yo.

    I introduced Korean food to my friend.

  • 25
    팔다

    pal-da

    sell

    시장에서 싱싱한 과일을 팔아요.

    si-jang-e-seo sing-sing-han gwa-i-reul pa-ra-yo.

    Sell ​​fresh fruit at the market.