Seoul 2B · 서울대 한국어 2B

Seoul 2B vocabulary · Lesson 16

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  • 1
    가이드북

    ga-i-deu-buk

    guidebook

    여행지에 대한 정보가 가이드북에 자세히 나와 있어요.

    Yeo-haeng-ji-e dae-han jeong-bo-ga ga-i-deu-bu-ge ja-se-hi na-wa i-sseo-yo.

    Detailed information about the travel destination is provided in the guidebook.

  • 2
    강강술래

    gang-gang-sul-lae

    Ganggangsullae

    추석 보름달 아래에서 다 함께 손을 잡고 강강술래를 추었어요.

    Chu-seok bo-reum-dal a-rae-e-seo da ham-kke so-neul jap-kko gang-gang-sul-lae-reul chu-eo-sseo-yo.

    We all held hands and danced Ganggangsullae under the Chuseok full moon.

  • 3
    고향에 가다

    go-hyang-e ga-da

    go home

    명절이 되면 가족들을 만나러 고향에 내려가요.

    Myeong-jeo-ri dwi-myeon ga-jok-tteu-reul man-na-reo go-hyang-e nae-ryeo-ga-yo.

    During the holidays, I go back to my hometown to see my family.

  • 4
    곡식

    gok-ssik

    grain

    가을 들판에 황금빛 곡식이 풍성하게 익었어요.

    Ga-eul deul-pa-ne hwang-geum-bit gok-ssi-gi pung-seong-ha-ge i-geo-sseo-yo.

    Golden grains ripened in abundance in the autumn fields.

  • 5
    끓이다

    kkeu-ri-da

    boil

    아침에 떡과 사골 육수를 넣고 떡국을 끓였어요.

    A-chi-me tteok-kwa sa-gol yuk-ssu-reul neo-ko tteok-kku-geul kkeul-yeo-sseo-yo.

    In the morning, I boiled rice cake soup with rice cake and beef bone broth.

  • 6
    나누다

    na-nu-da

    share

    추석에 이웃들과 맛있는 명절 음식을 서로 나누어 먹었어요.

    Chu-seo-ge i-ut-tteul-gwa ma-sin-neun myeong-jeol eum-si-geul seo-ro na-nu-eo meo-geo-sseo-yo.

    On Chuseok, I shared delicious holiday food with my neighbors.

  • 7
    농사

    nong-sa

    farming

    시골에서 평생 동안 정직하게 농사를 지으셨어요.

    Si-go-re-seo pyeong-saeng dong-an jeong-ji-kha-ge nong-sa-reul ji-eu-syeo-sseo-yo.

    He farmed honestly all his life in the countryside.

  • 8
    떡국

    tteok-kkuk

    tteokguk

    설날 아침에 떡국을 한 그릇 먹으면 한 살 더 먹는다고 해요.

    Seol-lal a-chi-me tteok-kku-geul han geu-reut meo-geu-myeon han sal deo meong-neun-da-go hae-yo.

    It is said that if you eat a bowl of rice cake soup on New Year's Day, you will turn one year older.

  • 9
    맡다

    mat-tta

    take charge

    명절 음식 준비에서 저는 전 부치는 역할을 맡았어요.

    Myeong-jeol eum-sik jun-bi-e-seo jeo-neun jeon bu-chi-neun yeok-hwa-reul ma-ta-sseo-yo.

    In preparing the holiday food, I took on the role of butcher.

  • 10
    명절

    myeong-jeol

    holiday

    한국의 대표적인 명절은 설날과 추석이에요.

    Han-gu-gui dae-pyo-jeo-gin myeong-jeo-reun Seol-lal-gwa Chu-seo-gi-e-yo.

    Representative holidays in Korea are Lunar New Year and Chuseok.

  • 11
    방을 닦다

    bang-eul dak-tta

    clean the room

    물걸레로 거실 바닥과 방을 깨끗이 닦았어요.

    Mul-geol-re-ro geo-sil ba-dak-kwa bang-eul kkae-kkeu-si da-kka-sseo-yo.

    I wiped the living room floor and room clean with a wet mop.

  • 12
    보름달

    bo-reum-dal

    full moon

    추석날 밤하늘에 뜬 둥근 보름달을 보며 소원을 빌었어요.

    Chu-seong-nal bam-ha-neu-re tteun dung-geun bo-reum-da-reul bo-myeo so-wo-neul bi-reo-sseo-yo.

    On Chuseok, I made a wish while looking at the round full moon in the night sky.

  • 13
    보여 주다

    bo-yeo ju-da

    show

    외국인 친구에게 한국의 명절 풍습 사진을 보여 주었어요.

    Oe-gu-gin chin-gu-e-ge han-gu-gui myeong-jeol pung-seup sa-jin-eul bo-yeo ju-eo-sseo-yo.

    I showed a picture of Korean holiday customs to a foreign friend.

  • 14
    빈대떡

    bin-dae-tteok

    Bindaetteok

    전통 시장에서 갓 부쳐낸 고소한 빈대떡을 사 먹었어요.

    Jeon-tong si-jang-e-seo gat bu-chyeo-naen go-so-han bin-dae-tteo-geul sa meo-geo-sseo-yo.

    I bought freshly baked and savory Bindaetteok at a traditional market.

  • 15
    빈대떡을 부치다

    bin-dae-tteo-geul bu-chi-da

    fry bindaetteok

    기름을 넉넉히 두르고 프라이팬에 빈대떡을 부쳤어요.

    Gi-reu-meul neong-neo-khi du-reu-go peu-ra-i-pae-ne bin-dae-tteo-geul bu-chyeo-sseo-yo.

    I added plenty of oil and fried the bindaetteok in a frying pan.

  • 16
    설거지(를) 하다

    seol-geo-ji(-reul) ha-da

    wash dishes

    식사를 마친 후에 설거지를 도왔어요.

    Sik-ssa-reul ma-chin hu-e seol-geo-ji-reul do-wa-sseo-yo.

    After I finished eating, I helped wash the dishes.

  • 17
    성묘(를) 하다

    seong-myo(-reul) ha-da

    pay homage to a grave

    명절 아침에 차례를 지내고 조상님 산소에 성묘를 하러 갔어요.

    Myeong-jeol a-chi-me cha-rye-reul ji-nae-go jo-sang-nim san-so-e seong-myo-reul ha-reo ga-sseo-yo.

    On the morning of the holiday, I performed a ancestral rite and went to my ancestors’ grave.

  • 18
    세배(를) 하다

    se-bae(-reul) ha-da

    do a bow

    설날에 한복을 차려입고 어른들께 세배를 드렸어요.

    Seol-la-re han-bo-geul cha-ryeo-ip-kko eo-reun-deul-kke se-bae-reul deu-ryeo-sseo-yo.

    On New Year’s Day, I dressed up in Hanbok and bowed to my elders.

  • 19
    세탁기를 돌리다

    se-tak-kki-reul dol-li-da

    run a washing machine

    빨랫감이 많이 쌓여서 주말에 세탁기를 두 번 돌렸어요.

    Ppal-laet-kka-mi ma-ni ssa-yeo-seo ju-ma-re se-tak-kki-reul du beon dol-lyeo-sseo-yo.

    I had a lot of laundry piled up, so I ran the washing machine twice over the weekend.

  • 20
    소원을 빌다

    so-wo-neul bil-da

    make a wish

    새해 첫날 일출을 보며 가족의 건강을 위한 소원을 빌었어요.

    Sae-hae cheon-nal il-chu-reul bo-myeo ga-jo-gui geon-gang-eul wi-han so-wo-neul bi-reo-sseo-yo.

    As I watched the sunrise on New Year's Day, I made a wish for my family's health.

  • 21
    송편

    song-pyeon

    Songpyeon

    추석 전날 밤 온 가족이 둘러앉아 예쁜 송편을 빚었어요.

    Chu-seok jeon-nal bam on ga-jo-gi dul-leo-an-ja ye-ppeun song-pyeo-neul bi-jeo-sseo-yo.

    The night before Chuseok, the whole family sat down and made pretty songpyeon.

  • 22
    식혜

    sik-hye

    sikhye

    기름진 명절 음식을 먹은 뒤에 시원한 식혜를 마시면 소화가 잘돼요.

    Gi-reum-jin myeong-jeol eum-si-geul meo-geun dwi-e si-won-han sik-hye-reul ma-si-myeon so-hwa-ga jal-dwae-yo.

    Drinking cool sikhye after eating fatty holiday food improves digestion.

  • 23
    실내

    sil-nae

    indoor

    추운 겨울에는 실내 온도를 따뜻하게 유지해야 해요.

    Chu-un gyeo-u-re-neun sil-nae on-do-reul tta-tteu-tha-ge yu-ji-hae-ya hae-yo.

    In the cold winter, you need to keep the indoor temperature warm.

  • 24
    연휴

    yeon-hyu

    holiday

    이번 설날 연휴는 나흘 동안 이어져요.

    I-beon Seol-lal yeon-hyu-neun na-heul dong-an i-eo-jyeo-yo.

    This Lunar New Year holiday lasts for four days.

  • 25
    원고

    won-go

    manuscript

    말하기 대회를 위해 정성스럽게 발표 원고를 작성했어요.

    Mal-ha-gi dae-hwoe-reul wi-hae jeong-seong-seu-reop-kke bal-pyo won-go-reul jak-sseong-hae-sseo-yo.

    I carefully wrote a presentation manuscript for the speaking contest.

  • 26
    윷놀이(를) 하다

    yun-no-ri(-reul) ha-da

    play yutnori

    명절에 친척들과 함께 편을 나누어 윷놀이를 했어요.

    Myeong-jeo-re chin-cheok-tteul-gwa ham-kke pyeo-neul na-nu-eo yun-no-ri-reul hae-sseo-yo.

    During the holidays, I played Yut with my relatives.

  • 27
    음식을 차리다

    eum-si-geul cha-ri-da

    prepare food

    정성껏 명절 음식을 차려 조상님께 제사를 올렸어요.

    Jeong-seong-kkot myeong-jeol eum-si-geul cha-ryeo jo-sang-nim-kke je-sa-reul ol-lyeo-sseo-yo.

    We prepared holiday food with great care and offered a memorial service to our ancestors.

  • 28
    이웃

    i-ut

    neighbor

    가까운 이웃과 서로 돕고 정을 나누며 살아요.

    Ga-kka-un i-ut-gwa seo-ro dop-kko jeong-eul na-nu-myeo sa-ra-yo.

    We live by helping each other and sharing affection with our close neighbors.

  • 29
    장을 보다

    jang-eul bo-da

    look at groceries

    명절 제사 음식을 준비하려고 전통 시장에서 장을 봤어요.

    Myeong-jeol je-sa eum-si-geul jun-bi-ha-ryeo-go jeon-tong si-jang-e-seo jang-eul bwa-sseo-yo.

    I went shopping at a traditional market to prepare food for the holiday ancestral rites.

  • 30
    재료

    jae-ryo

    material

    신선한 재료로 음식을 만들어야 맛이 좋아요.

    Sin-seon-han jae-ryo-ro eum-si-geul man-deu-reo-ya ma-si jo-a-yo.

    Food tastes better when it is made with fresh ingredients.

  • 31
    정리(를) 하다

    jeong-ri(-reul) ha-da

    tidy up

    손님이 오시기 전에 집 안 구석구석을 깨끗이 정리했어요.

    Son-ni-mi o-si-gi jeo-ne jip an gu-seok-kku-seo-geul kkae-kkeu-si jeong-ri-hae-sseo-yo.

    I cleaned every corner of the house before guests arrived.

  • 32
    조상

    jo-sang

    ancestor

    명절은 조상님의 은덕을 기리고 감사하는 날이에요.

    Myeong-jeo-reun jo-sang-ni-mui eun-deo-geul gi-ri-go gam-sa-ha-neun na-ri-e-yo.

    The holiday is a day to honor and give thanks to our ancestors for their kindness.

  • 33
    차례를 지내다

    cha-rye-reul ji-nae-da

    take one's turn

    설날 아침 온 가족이 모여 정성껏 차례를 지냈어요.

    Seol-lal a-chim on ga-jo-gi mo-yeo jeong-seong-kkot cha-rye-reul ji-nae-sseo-yo.

    On the morning of Lunar New Year, the whole family gathered together and performed a ancestral ancestral rite with sincerity.

  • 34
    청소기를 돌리다

    cheong-so-gi-reul dol-li-da

    run a vacuum cleaner

    거실 바닥의 먼지를 없애려고 청소기를 돌렸어요.

    Geo-sil ba-da-gui meon-ji-reul eop-ssae-ryeo-go cheong-so-gi-reul dol-lyeo-sseo-yo.

    I ran the vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the living room floor.

  • 35
    추수하다

    chu-su-ha-da

    harvest

    가을철 농부들이 땀 흘려 가꾼 벼를 추수했어요.

    Ga-eul-cheol nong-bu-deu-ri ttam heul-lyeo ga-kkun byeo-reul chu-su-hae-sseo-yo.

    In the fall, farmers harvested the rice they had worked hard to cultivate.

  • 36
    한과

    han-gwa

    Hangwa

    달콤하고 바삭한 한과는 명절에 빠질 수 없는 간식이에요.

    Dal-kom-ha-go ba-sa-khan han-gwa-neun myeong-jeo-re ppa-jil su eop-neun gan-si-gi-e-yo.

    Sweet and crunchy Korean snacks are an essential snack during the holidays.

  • 37
    한복을 입다

    han-bo-geul ip-tta

    wear hanbok

    명절에 곱게 한복을 차려입고 인사를 드렸어요.

    Myeong-jeo-re gop-kke han-bo-geul cha-ryeo-ip-kko in-sa-reul deu-ryeo-sseo-yo.

    I dressed up in a beautiful hanbok for the holiday and greeted them.