Seoul 1B vocabulary · Lesson 10

Jeo-neun bo-thong sae-byeok han si-e ja-yo.

I usually go to bed at 1 am.

A-chim il-gop si-e il-eo-na-seo a-chim-eul meog-eo-yo.

I wake up at seven in the morning and eat breakfast.

Naj-e-neun do-seo-gwan-e-seo gong-bu-reul hae-yo.

I study at the library during the day.

Jeo-nyeok il-gop si-e ga-jok-deul-gwa jeo-nyeog-eul meog-eo-yo.

I have dinner with my family at 7 p.m.

Bam-e-neun nal-ssi-ga jo-geum ssal-ssal-hae-yo.

The weather is a little chilly at night.

O-jeon yeol si-e Han-guk-eo su-eob-i it-seo-yo.

There is a Korean class at ten in the morning.

O-hu se si-e chin-gu-reul man-nal geo-ye-yo.

I'm going to meet a friend at 3 PM.

Ji-geum myeot si-ye-yo? - Du si-ye-yo.

What time is it now? - It's two o'clock.

Ji-geum se si sam-sib-o bun-i-e-yo.

It's three thirty-five now.

U-ri yeo-deol si ban-e man-na-yo.

Let's meet at 8:30.

Myeot si-jjeum man-nal-kka-yo? - Han si-jjeum man-na-yo.

What time shall we meet? - Let’s meet around one o’clock.

Jeo-neun mae-il a-chim yeo-seot si-e il-eo-na-yo.

I wake up at six every morning.

Il-eo-na-seo meon-jeo se-su-hae-yo.

Wake up and wash your face first.

Un-dong-eul ha-go na-seo sya-wo-reul haet-seo-yo.

I took a shower after exercising.

Ju-mal-e-neun jib-e-seo yo-ri-hae-yo.

I cook at home on the weekends.

Il-yo-il a-chim-e bang-eul kkae-kkeut-i cheong-so-haet-seo-yo.

I cleaned my room on Sunday morning.

Nal-ssi-ga malg-a-seo ppal-lae-reul haet-seo-yo.

The weather was clear, so I did the laundry.

A-beo-ji-neun hoe-sa-kka-ji jik-jeop un-jeon-ha-se-yo.

My father drives himself to work.

O-hu du si-bu-theo se si-kka-ji hoe-ui-hae-yo.

We have a meeting from 2 to 3 p.m.

Chin-gu-han-the jeon-hwa-reul haet-ji-man an ba-dat-seo-yo.

I called my friend, but he didn't answer.

Bang-e-seo kheom-phyu-theo-reul ha-go it-seo-yo.

I'm using the computer in my room.

Hak-gyo-e gal ttae beo-seu-reul tha-yo.

I take the bus to go to school.

Jeong-ryu-jang-e-seo sib-bun dong-an beo-seu-reul gi-da-ryeot-seo-yo.

I waited for the bus at the stop for 10 minutes.

O-neul i-ya-gi-hal si-gan it-seo-yo?

Do you have time to talk today?

Nae-il Han-guk-eo mal-ha-gi si-heom-eul bwa-yo.

I'm taking a Korean speaking test tomorrow.

Seon-saeng-nim-kke-seo a-hop si-bu-theo su-eob-eul ha-se-yo.

The teacher teaches class from 9 o'clock.

Do-hwa-ji-e ye-ppeun phung-gyeong-eul geu-ryeo-yo.

Draw a pretty landscape on drawing paper.

Bang-hag-e go-hyang-e gal geo-ye-yo.

I'm going to my hometown for vacation.

Ju-mal-e yeo-ja chin-gu-wa de-i-theu-reul haet-seo-yo.

I went on a date with my girlfriend over the weekend.

Gung-nip-bang-mul-gwan-e ga-seo yenn-nal mul-geon-eul bwas-seo-yo.

I went to the National Museum and looked at old items.

Gang-nam-yeog-e-seo chin-gu-reul man-nat-seo-yo.

I met a friend at Gangnam Station.

Bom-e Yeo-ui-do-e beot-kkoch-eul bo-reo ga-yo.

I go to see the cherry blossoms in Yeouido in spring.

In-cheon-gong-hang-e bi-haeng-gi-reul tha-reo ga-yo.

I'm going to catch a plane at Incheon Airport.

Han-guk-eo bal-eum yeon-seub-eul man-i hae-yo.

I practice Korean pronunciation a lot.

Ju-mal jal bo-nae-se-yo! - Ne, da-eum ju-e man-na-yo.

Have a nice weekend! - Yes, see you next week.

I-beon ju-mal-e yak-sog-i it-seo-yo?

Do you have any plans this weekend?

Jo-geum hu-e da-si jeon-hwa-hae ju-se-yo.

Please call back later.

Seon-saeng-nim-kke i-me-il-eul bo-naet-seo-yo.

I sent an email to my teacher.

Jeon-ju-e ga-seo bi-bim-bab-eul meog-eot-seo-yo.

I went to Jeonju and ate bibimbap.

Han-guk-ui jeon-thong han-bog-eul ib-eo bwas-seo-yo.

I tried on Korea’s traditional hanbok.

Han-guk-eo-ga jo-geum eo-ryeo-wo-yo. Geu-reoh-ji-man a-ju jae-mi-it-seo-yo.

Korean is a little difficult. But it's a lot of fun.

Oe-guk-in deung-nok-jeung-eul man-deul-reo chul-ip-guk-gwan-ri-sa-mu-so-e gas-seo-yo.

I went to the immigration office to get an alien registration card.