Sejong 3 vocabulary · Lesson 13

I a-pa-teu-neun ji-eun ji eol-ma an dwae-seo nae-bu-ga a-ju kkae-kkeut-hae-yo.

This apartment was recently built, so the interior is very clean.

Jip ju-byeon-e pyeon-ui si-seol-i man-a-seo saeng-hwal-ha-gi-e cham pyeon-ri-ham-ni-da.

There are many convenience facilities around the house, making it very convenient to live.

U-ri dong-ne-neun gong-won geun-cheo-e it-seo-seo hang-sang jo-yong-hae-yo.

My neighborhood is near a park, so it's always quiet.

Jip-i beo-seu jeong-ryu-jang-e-seo ga-kka-wo-seo chul-toe-geun-ha-gi-ga a-ju jo-a-yo.

My house is close to the bus stop, so it's great for commuting to work.

Ji-ha-cheol-yeok-gwa beo-seu jeong-ryu-jang-i mo-du ga-kka-wo-seo gyo-tong-i pyeon-ri-hae-yo.

Transportation is convenient as both the subway station and bus stop are close by.

Hak-gyo geun-cheo won-rum-eun da-reun ji-yeok-bo-da jip-gaps-i ssan pyeon-i-e-yo.

Studio apartments near schools tend to be cheaper than other areas.

Si-jang ba-ro yeop-i-ra-seo nat-e-neun ju-byeon-i si-kkeu-reo-wo-yo.

It's right next to the market, so it's noisy during the day.

Jip-i beo-seu jeong-ryu-jang-e-seo meo-reo-seo sip-o-bun i-sang geo-reo-ya hae-yo.

My house is far from the bus stop, so I have to walk for more than 15 minutes.

Beo-seu-ga ja-ju o-ji an-a-seo dae-jung-gyo-tong-i man-i bul-pyeon-ham-ni-da.

Buses don't come often, so public transportation is very inconvenient.

Si-nae jung-sim-ga-neun gyo-tong-i jo-chi-man jip-gaps-i neo-mu bi-ssa-yo.

Transportation is good in the city center, but housing prices are too expensive.

Dan-ji an-e ma-teu-wa hel-seu-keul-leop gat-eun pyeon-ui si-seol-i jal gat-chwo-jyeo it-seo-yo.

The complex is well-equipped with convenience facilities such as a supermarket and health club.

Dae-ga-jok-i ham-kke sal-gi-e-neun jip-i keun got-i pil-yo-ham-ni-da.

A large house is needed for a large family to live together.

Hon-ja sal-gi ttae-mun-e jip-i jag-a-do cheong-so-ha-gi pyeon-hae-seo jo-a-yo.

Since I live alone, I like that it is easy to clean even though the house is small.

I bang-eun neol-beo-seo chaek-sang-gwa chim-dae-reul noh-a-do gong-gan-i neong-neok-hae-yo.

This room is spacious, so there is plenty of space for a desk and bed.

Bang-i neo-mu job-a-seo keun ot-jang-eul deul-yeo-noh-eul su eop-seo-yo.

The room is too small to fit a large closet.

Nam-hyang-i-ra-seo haet-bit-i jal deul-eo-wa bang-i hang-sang bal-ga-yo.

Because it faces south, sunlight comes in well and the room is always bright.

Chang-mun ap-e geon-mul-i it-seo-seo nat-e-do bang-i eo-dup-seum-ni-da.

There is a building in front of the window, so the room is dark even during the day.

Geo-sil-e keun chang-mun-i it-seo-seo ba-kkat pung-gyeong-i jal bo-yeo-yo.

There is a large window in the living room, so you can see the outside scenery clearly.

Hwa-jang-sil-e-neun hwan-gi-reul wi-han jag-eun chang-mun-i ha-na it-seum-ni-da.

The bathroom has one small window for ventilation.

Ma-dang-i it-seo-seo ju-mal-ma-da gang-a-ji-wa ham-kke nol su it-seo-yo.

I have a yard so I can play with my dog every weekend.

A-pa-teu-neun ma-dang-i eop-seo-seo hwa-cho-reul be-ran-da-e-seo ki-wo-yo.

The apartment doesn't have a yard, so I grow plants on the veranda.

Sae-ro i-sa-han won-rum-eun op-syeon si-seol-i a-ju jo-seum-ni-da.

The newly moved studio apartment has very good optional facilities.

O-rae-doen geon-mul-i-ra-seo bae-su si-seol-i da-so na-ppeum-ni-da.

Because it is an old building, the drainage system is somewhat poor.

Jo-eun bang-eul gu-ha-gi wi-hae hak-gyo ap bu-dong-san-e deul-reot-seo-yo.

I stopped by a real estate store in front of the school to find a good room.

In-teo-net-e-seo won-rum im-dae gwang-go-reul bo-go jeon-hwa-reul geol-eot-seum-ni-da.

I called after seeing an ad for a studio rental on the Internet.

Bam-neut-ge pil-yo-han mul-geon-i it-seo-seo jip ap pyeon-ui-jeom-e da-nyeo-wat-seo-yo.

I needed something late at night, so I went to the convenience store in front of my house.

Nal-ssi-ga tta-tteut-hae-seo ga-jok-deul-gwa ham-kke gong-won-eu-ro so-pung-eul gat-seo-yo.

The weather was warm, so I went on a picnic to the park with my family.

Chan eum-sik-eul neo-mu man-i meok-eo-seo bae-tal-i nat-seo-yo.

I had an upset stomach because I ate too much cold food.

Ha-suk-jip a-ju-meo-ni-kke-seo mae-il mat-it-neun a-chim-bap-eul cha-ryeo ju-sim-ni-da.

The boarding house lady prepares a delicious breakfast every day.

Yak-sok jang-so-in ji-ha-cheol-yeok i-beon chul-gu ap-e-seo chin-gu-reul gi-da-ryeot-seo-yo.

I waited for my friend in front of Exit 2 of the subway station, which was our meeting place.

Kku-jun-hi yeon-seup-ha-myeon hang-guk-eo sil-ryeok-i geum-bang neul geo-ye-yo.

If you practice consistently, your Korean skills will improve quickly.

Sae hak-gi-ga si-jak-doe-eo-seo sae gong-chaek-eul yeo-reo gwon sat-seum-ni-da.

A new semester has started, so I bought several new notebooks.

Hang-guk-e on cheot-nal-ui seol-rem-eul a-jik-do ij-eul su eop-seo-yo.

I still can’t forget the excitement I felt on my first day in Korea.

Cheot wol-geup-eul bad-a-seo bu-mo-nim-kke seon-mul-eul sa deu-ryeot-seum-ni-da.

I received my first paycheck and bought a gift for my parents.

Yo-ri-ha-gi gwi-chanh-eul ttae-neun bakk-e-seo eum-sik-eul sa meok-eo-yo.

When I don't feel like cooking, I buy food outside.

Jip-e deul-eo-o-neun gil-e ppang-jip-e-seo ke-i-keu-reul sa wat-seum-ni-da.

I bought a cake from the bakery on my way home.

Be-ran-da-e-seo yeo-reo jong-ryu-ui ye-ppeun kkot-eul ki-u-go it-seum-ni-da.

We are growing various kinds of pretty flowers on the veranda.

Chang-mun-i ma-ju bo-go it-seo-seo ba-ram-i a-ju jal tong-hae-yo.

Since the windows face each other, the wind flows through very well.

Mae-dal nae-neun bang-gaps-i bu-dam-seu-reo-wo-seo rum-me-i-teu-reul gu-haet-seo-yo.

I was worried about paying the monthly rent, so I looked for a roommate.

Hong-dae ap geo-ri-neun hang-sang jeolm-eun-i-deul-ro hwal-gi-ga neom-chim-ni-da.

The streets in front of Hongik University are always lively with young people.

I-sip dae-e-neun da-yang-han gyeong-heom-eul ssa-neun geot-i jung-yo-hae-yo.

In your twenties, it is important to gain a variety of experiences.

Geu-neun sam-sip dae-e ja-sin-ui hoe-sa-reul seol-rip-haet-seum-ni-da.

He founded his own company in his thirties.

Man-eun jik-jang-in-deul-i toe-geun hu-e chwi-mi hwal-dong-eul jeul-gim-ni-da.

Many office workers enjoy hobbies after work.