Sejong 4 vocabulary · Lesson 2

Oe-guk-e-seo saeng-hwal-ha-myeon geu na-ra-ui mun-hwa-wa eon-eo-reul gip-i bae-ul su it-seo-yo.

Living abroad allows you to learn deeply about the country's culture and language.

Geu-neun hae-oe ji-sa-ro bal-ryeong-bad-a i-nyeon-gan oe-guk-e-seo geun-mu-haet-seum-ni-da.

He was assigned to an overseas branch and worked abroad for two years.

Oe-guk-eo sil-ryeok-eul sal-lyeo-seo oe-guk-gye hoe-sa-e chwi-jik-ha-go sip-eo-yo.

I want to use my foreign language skills to get a job at a foreign company.

Bang-hak dong-an yeong-eo sil-ryeok-eul neul-li-gi wi-hae eo-hak-yeon-su-reul gat-seum-ni-da.

During my vacation, I went on a language course to improve my English skills.

Yeol-sim-hi jun-bi-han kkeut-e won-ha-neun oe-guk dae-hak-e ip-hak-ha-ge doe-eot-seo-yo.

After preparing hard, I was accepted into the foreign university of my choice.

U-ri ga-jok-eun sam nyeon jeon-e ho-ju-ro i-min-eul gat-seum-ni-da.

My family immigrated to Australia three years ago.

Hak-eop-eul mo-du ma-chi-myeon ga-jok-deul-i gi-da-ri-neun go-hyang-eu-ro dol-a-gal geo-ye-yo.

When I complete my studies, I will return to my hometown where my family is waiting for me.

Chul-jang-eul mu-sa-hi ma-chi-go nae-il o-hu bi-haeng-gi-ro gwi-guk-ham-ni-da.

I have completed my business trip safely and am returning home by plane tomorrow afternoon.

Cheo-eum-e-neun nat-seol-eot-ji-man i-je-neun hang-guk saeng-hwal-e jal jeok-eung-haet-seo-yo.

It was unfamiliar at first, but now I have adapted well to life in Korea.

Sae-ro-un gi-suk-sa rum-me-i-teu-wa sa-i-jo-ke jal ji-nae-go it-seum-ni-da.

I am getting along well with my new dorm roommate.

Cheo-eum-eu-ro hang-guk-eo-ro bal-pyo-reul ha-ryeo-ni neo-mu gin-jang-dwae-yo.

I'm so nervous because it's my first time giving a presentation in Korean.

Mae-il ji-ha-cheol-eul ta-da bo-ni bok-jap-han no-seon-do ik-suk-hae-jyeot-seo-yo.

As I ride the subway every day, I have become accustomed to the complicated routes.

Seo-ro-ui mun-hwa-reul i-hae-ha-ryeo-neun ma-eum-i ga-jang jung-yo-ham-ni-da.

The most important thing is to understand each other's culture.

Eon-eo-ga jal tong-ha-ji an-a-seo byeong-won-e gal ttae man-i bul-pyeon-haet-seo-yo.

Because I couldn't communicate well with the language, I felt very uncomfortable going to the hospital.

Oe-guk-e cheo-eum wat-eul ttae-neun mo-deun geo-ri pung-gyeong-i nat-seol-eot-seum-ni-da.

When I first came to a foreign country, all the street scenes were unfamiliar.

Hyeon-ji-ui jeon-tong eum-sik-gwa chuk-je-reul jeul-gi-myeo jo-eun chu-eok-eul ssa-at-seo-yo.

I made good memories while enjoying local traditional food and festivals.

Hang-guk-e ip-guk-han geot-i eot-geu-je gat-eun-de beol-sseo il nyeon-i ji-nat-ne-yo.

It seems like only yesterday that I entered Korea, but already a year has passed.

I-je-neun jeot-ga-rak-jil-eul ha-neun geot-i hang-guk sa-ram-man-keum ik-suk-hae-yo.

Now, I am as familiar with using chopsticks as Koreans.

Mal-i seo-tul-reo-seo sik-dang-e-seo ju-mun-hal ttae sil-su-reul han jeok-i it-seo-yo.

I'm not good at speaking, so I made a mistake when ordering at a restaurant.

Beo-seu-reul ban-dae bang-hyang-eu-ro ta-seo yak-sok jang-so-e neut-ge do-chak-haet-seo-yo.

I took the bus in the opposite direction and arrived late at the meeting point.

Ji-geum-eun seo-ul saeng-hwal-e wan-jeon-hi ik-suk-hae-jyeo-seo pyeon-an-ham-ni-da.

Now I am completely accustomed to living in Seoul and feel comfortable.

Seon-saeng-nim-i seol-myeong-hae ju-sin gang-ui nae-yong-eul no-teu-e kkom-kkom-hi jeok-eot-seo-yo.

I carefully wrote down the lecture contents explained by the teacher in my notebook.

O-neul-eun i-beon hak-gi-ui ma-ji-mak su-eop-i it-neun nal-im-ni-da.

Today is the last class of this semester.

Cheo-eum-e-neun hyang-sin-ryo ttae-mun-e hyeon-ji eum-sik-i ip-e an mat-at-seo-yo.

At first, I didn't like the local food because of the spices.

Gi-bon-jeok-in hang-guk-eo hoe-hwa-neun il-sang-saeng-hwal-e-seo keun do-um-i doem-ni-da.

Basic Korean conversation is a great help in everyday life.

Go-hyang-e-seo hyu-ga-reul bo-nae-go eo-je da-si seo-ul-ro dol-a-wat-seo-yo.

I spent a vacation in my hometown and came back to Seoul yesterday.

Hang-guk-e-seo-neun seol-nal a-chim-e on ga-jok-i mo-yeo se-bae-reul deu-ryeo-yo.

In Korea, on the morning of Lunar New Year, the whole family gathers to bow.

Seol-nal-e-neun tteok-guk-eul meok-eo-ya han sal deo meok-neun-da-neun mal-i it-seo-yo.

There is a saying that eating rice cake soup on New Year's Day makes you look one year older.

Geon-gang-eul wi-hae mae-il jeo-nyeok gong-won-e-seo jul-neom-gi-reul sam-baek beon-ssik hae-yo.

For my health, I jump rope 300 times at the park every evening.

Bi-rok meol-li tteo-reo-jyeo it-eo-do u-ri-ui u-jeong-eun yeong-won-hal geot-im-ni-da.

Even though we are far apart, our friendship will last forever.

Mal-eun jal an tong-hae-do tta-tteut-han nun-bit-eu-ro ma-eum-i tong-haet-seo-yo.

Even though we couldn't communicate well, we communicated through warm eyes.

Dong-a-ri hwal-dong-eul ha-myeon-seo da-yang-han jeon-gong-ui chin-gu-deul-eul sa-gwi-eot-seum-ni-da.

While participating in club activities, I made friends from various majors.

Hang-guk dae-hak-gyo-e-neun jeon se-gye-e-seo on oe-guk-in yu-hak-saeng-i man-seum-ni-da.

Korean universities have many international students from all over the world.

Ji-do-ga eop-seo-seo gol-mok-gil-e-seo gil-eul ilh-eo-beo-ryeot-seo-yo.

I got lost in an alley because I didn't have a map.

Hang-guk-eul tteo-na-gi jeon-e chin-gu-deul-gwa ma-ji-mak jak-byeol pa-ti-reul yeol-eot-seo-yo.

Before leaving Korea, I had a final farewell party with my friends.