My Weekly Korean Vocabulary: Week 7

Week 7
My Weekly
Korean
Vocabulary
Week 7
day 1 personality, disposition

day 2 to walk
day 3 weather
day 4 to think
day 5 bicycle
day 6 to sit
day 7 exercise, sport
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My Weekly Korean Vocabulary - Week 7 2
Day 1
성격
조용한 성격 quiet personality 조용하다 = to be quiet

조용한 is the adjective form of 조용하다.
이상한 성격 weird personality 이상하다 = to be weird

이상한 is the adjective form of 이상하다.
성격이 좋다 to have a good personality 좋다 = to be good
성격이 나쁘다 to have a bad personality 나쁘다 = to be bad
제 성격 잘 아시죠? You know what my personality is like, 제 = my (polite)

don’t you? 잘 = well
아시다 = to know (honorific)
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저는 차분한 성격이에요. I have a calm personality. 저 = I (polite)

차분하다 = to be calm
차분한 is the adjective form of 차분하다.
그 사람은 성격만 좋아요. He/She only has a good personality (and 그 = that, the
no other good traits). 사람 = person, people
-만 = only, just
좋다 = to be good
저는 엄마 성격을 닮았어요. I take after my mother’s personality. 저 = I (polite)

엄마 = mom, mother
닮다 = to look like, to have a resemblence
저는 차분한 성격이 못 I am not a calm person by nature. 저 = I (polite)

차분하다 = to be calm
돼요. 차분한 is the adjective form of 차분하다.
못 = can’t
되다 = to become
Adjective + 성격이 못 되다 = to be not + adjective + at all
그 사람은 성격이 참 He/She has a very good personality. 그 = that, the

사람 = person, people
좋아요. 참 = very
좋다 = to be good

외모보다는 성격이 더 Personality is more important than looks. 외모 = looks, appearance

-보다(는) = than + N
중요해요. 더 = more
중요하다 = to be important
성격을 바꾸려고 많이 I’ve made a lot of effort to change my 바꾸다 = to change

personality. -(으)려고 하다 = to try + V-ing
노력했어요. 많다 = to be a lot
많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
노력하다 = to try, to put a lot of effort into something
사람 성격은 잘 안 바뀌는 I think a person’s personality rarely 사람 = person, people

changes. 잘 = well
것 같아요. 안 = not
바뀌다 = to change, to be changed
N + 같다 = to be like + N
사람들은 성격이 모두 Everyone’s personality is a little different 사람 = person, people

from each other’s. -들 = suffix for plural
조금씩 달라요. 모두 = all, every
조금씩 = a little
다르다 = to be different
제 성격 탓인지 친구가 별로 Perhaps because of personality, I don’t 저 = I (polite)

have many friends. -탓 = because of, fault of
없어요. -인지 = maybe, perhaps
친구 = friend
별로 = not much, not very
없다 = to not have, to not be there

그 사람과는 성격이 너무 안 I think my personality and his personality 그 = that, the

don’t go well with each other. 사람 = person, people
맞는 것 같아요. 너무 = too much, excessively
안 = not
맞다 = to go well with, to go along with
저는 항상 솔직하게 I always tend to speak honestly. 저 = I (polite)

항상 = always
이야기하는 성격이에요. 솔직하다 = to be honest
솔직하게 is the adverb form of 솔직하다.
이야기하다 = to talk, to speak, to say, to tell
저는 남한테는 빚 지고는 못 I can’t stand owing someone. 저 = I (polite)

남 = others, other people
사는 성격이에요. -한테 = to, from
빚 = debt
빚 지다 = to owe
못 = can’t
살다 = to live
-고는 못 살다 = can’t stand V-ing continuously, can’t live
while V-ing
혈액형에 따라 성격이 Do you believe the story that says your 혈액형 = blood type
personality depends on your blood type? -에 따라 = depending on
다르다는 이야기 믿으세요? 다르다 = to be different
이야기 = story, things people say
믿다 = to believe, to trust

그 사람은 성격이 안 좋아서 He has a bad personality, so people don’t 그 = that, the
like him. 사람 = person, people
사람들이 안 좋아해요. 안 = not
좋다 = to be good
-아/어/여서 = because, since
-들 = suffix for plural
안 = not
좋아하다 = to like

Day 2
걷다
걸어가다 to walk, to walk to a place, to walk away 가다 = to go
걸어오다 to walk toward here, to come on foot 오다 = to come
빨리 걷다 to walk fast 빠르다 = to be fast

빨리 is the adverb form of 빠르다.
길을 걷다 to walk on the street 길 = street, road
천천히 걷다 to walk slowly 천천히 = slowly
쉬지 않고 걷다 to walk without taking a break 쉬다 = to take a break, to get some rest

-지 않다 = to not + V

세 시간 걸었어요. I walked for three hours. 세 = three (native Korean numbers)

시간 = hour, time
같이 조금 걸을까요? Shall we walk a little? 같이 = together

조금 = a little
-(으)ㄹ까요? = Shall we + V?
그냥 좀 걷고 싶어요. I just want to walk a little. 그냥 = just, only

좀 = a little, please
-고 싶다 = to want to + V
많이 걸어서 피곤해요. I walked a lot so I’m tired. 많다 = to be a lot

피곤하다 = to be tired
걸어서 갈 수 있는 Is it a walkable distance? -아/어/여서 = by V-ing

-(으)ㄹ 수 있다 = to be able to + V
거리예요? 거리 = distance
어떻게 여기까지 How did you walk all the way here? 어떻게 = how
여기 = here
걸어왔어요? -까지 = to, until
오다 = to come

저는 여기서부터 걸어가면 I can walk from here. 저 = I (polite)

여기 = here
돼요. -(에)서 = from
부터 = from, starting from
가다 = to go
-(으)면 되다 = to just have to + V
적당히 걷는 것은 건강에 I heard that moderate walking is good for 적당하다 = to be moderate
your health. 적당히 is the adverb form of 적당하다.
좋대요. 건강 = health
좋다 = to be good
-ㄴ/는대요 = I hear that + S + V
택시를 못 잡아서 그냥 I couldn’t get a cab so I just walked here. 택시 = cab, taxi
못 = can’t
걸어왔어요. 잡다 = to grab
택시를 잡다 = to get a cab
그냥 = just, only
오다 = to come
정말로 거기까지 걸어서 갈 Are you really going to walk all the way 정말로 = really
there? 거기 = there
거예요? -까지 = to, till
-아/어/여서 = by + V-ing
-(으)ㄹ 것이다 = will, to be going to + V

어제 너무 많이 걸어서 I walked so much yesterday that my legs 어제 = yesterday

hurt. 너무 = too much, excessively
다리가 아파요. 많다 = to be a lot
다리 = leg
아프다 = to hurt
계속 걸어가다 보면 왼쪽에 If you keep walking, you will see it on 계속 = continuously

your left. -가다 = to go
보일 거예요. -다 보면 = if + S + keep + V-ing
왼쪽 = left
-에 = at, in, from, to
보이다 = to be seen, to be able to see
너무 많이 걸으면 Walking too much will tire out you, so 너무 = too much, excessively
walk just a little. 많다 = to be a lot
피곤하니까 조금만 많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
걸으세요. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
-(으)니까 = because, since
조금 = a little
-만 = only
-(으)세요 = imperative (polite)

저는 회사에서 가까운 곳에 I live near my office so I can walk to work. 저 = I (polite)

회사 = company
살아서, 걸어서 출근할 수 -에서 = from, at
있어요. 가깝다 = to be near
가까운 is the adjective form of 가깝다.
곳 = place
살다 = to live
걷다 = to walk
-아/어/여서 = by + V-ing
출근하다 = to go to walk

Day 3
날씨
오늘 날씨 today’s weather 오늘 = today
주말 날씨 weekend weather 주말 = weekend
날씨 정보 weather information 정보 = information
화창한 날씨 fine weather 화창하다 = to be fine (weather)

화창한 is the adjective form of 화창하다.
날씨가 좋다 The weather is nice. 좋다 = to be good
날씨가 안 좋다 The weather is not good. 안 = not

좋다 = to be good

오늘 날씨 좋네요. Today’s weather is nice! 오늘 = today

좋다 = to be good
-네요 = verb ending used for expressing one’s impression
of something or surprise toward something
오늘 날씨 어때요? How is the weather today? 오늘 = today

어때요? = How is + N?, What is + N + like?
날씨가 많이 풀렸어요. The weather got a lot warmer. 많다 = to be a lot

풀리다 = to get warmmer (weather)
영국은 날씨가 어때요? How is the weather in England? 영국 = England

어때요? = How is + N?, What is + N + like?
날씨가 풀리면 산에 가요. Once the weather gets warmer, let’s go to 풀리다 = to get warmmer (weather)
a mountain. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
산 = mountain
-에 = at, in , from
가다 = to go
-아/어/여요 = Let’s + V.
여행 가기에 좋은 날씨예요. It’s good weather for traveling. 여행 = travel, trip

가다 = to go
-기에 = for + N
좋다 = to be good
좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.

날씨가 흐려서 그런지 Maybe because of the cloudy weather, I 흐리다 = to be cloudy
feel depressed. -아/어/여서 = because, since
기분이 우울해요. -아/어/여서 그런지 = maybe because of, perhaps because
of
기분 = feelings, mood
우울하다 = to be depressed
날씨가 안 좋아서 소풍이 The weather is not good so the picnic got 안 = not
cancelled. 좋다 = to be good
취소됐어요. -아/어/여서 = because, since
소풍 = picnic
취소되다 = to be cancelled
날씨도 좋은데 잠깐 Since the weather is so nice, shall we go 좋다 = to be good

for a walk for a moment? 잠깐 = for a moment
산책하러 갈까요? 산책하다 = to take a walk
-(으)러 가다 = to go for + V-ing/N
날씨가 따뜻한 곳에 가서 I want to go to and live in a place where 따뜻하다 = to be warm

the weather is warm. 따듯한 is the adjective form of 따뜻하다.
살고 싶어요. 곳 = place
가다 = to go
-서 = to V + and then
살다 = to live

벌써 3월인데 아직도 겨울 It’s already March, but still the weather is 벌써 = already
like we are in winter. 3월 = March
날씨 같아요. -ㄴ/은/는데 = but still, however
아직도 = still
겨울 = winter
인터넷으로 내일 날씨 좀 Please check tomorrow’s weather on the 인터넷 = Internet

Internet. -으로 = with, via, through
확인해 주세요. 내일 = tomorrow
확인하다 = to check
-아/어/여 주세요 = Do something for me.
요즘에는 날씨가 너무 자주 Lately, the weather seems to change very 요즘 = these days, lately, recently
often. -에 = at, in, from, to
바뀌는 것 같아요. 너무 = too much, excessively
자주 = often
바뀌다 = to change, to be changed
어제까지는 날씨가 Until yesterday, the weather was nice, but 어제 = yesterday
today it is raining. -까지 = until, to
좋았는데 오늘은 비가 좋다 = to be good
오네요. 오늘 = today
비 = rain
오다 = to come
비가 오다 = to rain

Day 4
생각하다
다시 생각하다 to think again 다시 = again
신중히 생각하다 to think cautiously 신중하다 = to be cautious

신중히 is the adverb form of 신중하다.
가볍게 생각하다 to think lightly 가볍다 = to be light

가볍게 is the adverb form of 가볍다.
곰곰히 생각하다 to think carefully 곰곰히 = (to think) carefully
잘 생각해 보세요. Think carefully. 잘 = well

-아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing

어떻게 생각하세요? What do you think? 어떻게 = how
한번 생각해 볼게요. I will think about it. 한번 + V + -아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing
생각하면 할수록 화가 나요. The more I think about it, the more upset -(으)면 -(으)ㄹ수록 = the more ..., the more ...
I get. 화가 나다 = to get angry/mad/upset
이렇게 생각해 본 적은 I have never thought like this before. 이렇다 = to be like this
이렇게 is the adverb form of 이렇다.
없어요. -아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing
-(으)ㄴ 적 없다 = to have never + p.p.
한 번만 다시 생각해 봐 Please think about it one more time. 한 번 = once, one time
-만 = just
주세요. 다시 = again
다시 생각해 봤는데, 저는 On a second thought, I’m not going to go. 다시 = again

안 갈래요. 저 = I (polite)
안 = not
가다 = to go
-(으)ㄹ래요 = I will, I’m going to

중요한 일이니까, 신중히 Since it’s an important matter, you 중요하다 = to be important
should think (about it) carefully. 중요한 is the adjective form of 중요하다.
생각하세요. 일 = thing, occasion, stuff, work
-이니까 = because, since
신중하다 = to be cautious
신중히 is the adverb form of 신중하다.
그 이야기에 대해서 생각해 Have you given it some thought? 그 = that, the
이야기 = story, things people say
보셨어요? -에 대해서 = about + N, regarding + N
아무리 생각해도 그건 틀린 No matter how much I think about it, I 아무리 -아/어/여도 = no matter how much + S + V
still think it’s wrong. 그건 = that is, it is
것 같아요. 그건 is 그거는 in the original form, but people often just use
그건 for ease of pronunciation.
틀리다 = to be wrong
그 사람에 대해서는 I don’t even want to think about that 그 = that, the
person. 사람 = person, people
생각하기도 싫어요. -에 대해서 = about + N, regarding + N
-기도 싫다 = to not even want to + V

좋게 생각하면, 좋은 기회가 If you look at it in a positive way, it might 좋다 = to be good

be a good opportunity. 좋게 is the adverb form of 좋다.
될 수 있어요. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
기회 = opportunity, chance
되다 = to become
그 일에 대해서 너무 가볍게 I guess I thought too lightly of that 그 = that, the

matter. 일 = thing, occasion, stuff, work
생각했나 봐요. -에 대해서 = about + N, regarding + N
너무 = too much, excessively
가볍다 = to be light
가볍게 is the adverb form of 가볍다.
-나 보다 = I guess
곰곰히 생각해 봤는데, 이게 I have given it a lot of thought. I think 곰곰히 = (to think) carefully
this will be good. -아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing
좋을 것 같아요. 이게 = this
이게 is 이것이 in the original form, but people often just use
이게 for ease of pronunciation.
좋다 = to be good
-(으)ㄹ 것 같다 = I think + S + will + V
그 문제에 대해서는 다시는 As for that matter, I don’t want to think 그 = that, the
about it ever again. 문제 = matter, problem, issue
생각하고 싶지 않아요. -에 대해서 = about + N, regarding + N
다시 = again
-고 싶지 않다 = to not want to + V

지금 다시 생각해 보면, Come to think of it, I think I was happy 지금 = now

when I was going to school. 다시 = again
학교 다닐 때가 좋았던 것 -아/어/여 보다 = to try + V-ing
같아요. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
학교 = school
다니다 = to go regularly
-(으)ㄹ 때 = when + S + V
좋다 = to be good
-았/었/였던 것 같다 = I think + S + V-ed (past tense)

Day 5
자전거
세발 자전거 tricycle 세 = three (native Korean numbers)

발 = foot
자전거 도로 bicycle path 도로 = road, path
자전거 가게 bicycle shop 가게 = store, shop
자전거를 타다 to ride a bike 타다 = to ride, to get on
자전거에서 내리다 to get off a bike -에서 = from, at

내리다 = to get off
자전거 타고 왔어요. I came here by bike. 타다 = to ride, to get on

오다 = to come

자전거를 새로 샀어요. I bought a new bike. 새로 = newly

사다 = to buy
자전거를 세 대 샀어요. I bought three bikes. 세 = three (native Korean numbers)

대 = counter for bikes, cars
사다 = to buy
저는 자전거 잘 못 타요. I am not good at riding bikes. 저 = I (polite)

잘 = well
못 = can’t
타다 = to ride, to get on
그 자전거 어디에서 Where did you buy that bike? 그 = that, the
어디 = where
사셨어요? -에서 = from, at
사다 = to buy
학교에 갈 때 자전거를 타고 I ride a bike when I go to school. 학교 = school

가요. 가다 = to go
-(으)ㄹ 때 = when + S + V
타다 = to ride, to get on (a vehicle)
가다 = to go

여기 세워 둔 자전거 못 Have you seen the bike that I parked 여기 = here

here? 세우다 = to park, to stop
보셨어요? 세워 두다 = to park/stop (a vehicle) and leave it there
못 = can’t
보다 = to see, to watch
자전거가 고장나서 탈 수가 My bike is broken so I can’t ride it. 고장나다 = to be broken

없어요. 타다 = to ride, to get on
-(으)ㄹ 수가 없다 = to be not able to + V
자전거를 안 탄 지 10년이 It’s been over 10 years since I have ridden 안 = not
a bike. 타다 = to ride, to get on
넘었어요. -(으)ㄴ 지 = (to have been a certain amount of time) since +
S+V
10년 = ten years
넘다 = to be over + time/amount
일요일에는 한강에서 자전 On Sunday I rode a bike at the Han River 일요일 = Sunday
riverside. -에 = at, in, from, to
거를 탔어요. 한강 = Han River
-에서 = from, at
여기에 자전거를 세워 I parked my bike here, but it disappeared. 여기 = here

-에 = at, in , from, to
뒀는데, 없어졌어요. 세우다 = to park, to stop
세워 두다 = to park/stop (a vehicle) and leave it there
없어지다 = to disappear

이번 생일에는 자전거를 For this birthday, I want to receive a bike 이번 = this, this time
as a present. 생일 = birthday
선물로 받고 싶어요. -에 = at, in, from, to
선물 = present, give
받다 = to receive
자전거를 탈 때는 자전거 When you ride a bike, you should ride on 타다 = to ride, to get on
the bike path. -(으)ㄹ 때 = when + S + V
도로에서 타야 해요. 도로 = road, path
-에서 = from, at
-아/어/여야 하다 = should, have to + V
건강을 위해서 앞으로는 For my health, from now on, I will ride a 건강 = health
bike to work. 위해서 = for, for the sake of
자전거를 타고 출근할 앞으로 = from now on
거예요. 타다 = to ride, to get on
출근하다 = to go to work
자전거를 타고 가기에는 It’s too far to go there by bike so I’m 타다 = to ride, to get on
going to go there by car. 가다 = to go
너무 멀어서 자동차를 타고 -기에는 (너무) - = too + adjective + to + V
갈 거예요. 너무 = too much, excessively
멀다 = to be far
타다 = to ride, to get on (a vehicle)

Day 6
앉다
의자에 앉다 to sit on a chair 의자 = chair
자리에 앉다 to sit down (on a seat) 자리 = seat
여기 앉으세요. Sit here. 여기 = here

똑바로 앉으세요. Sit up straight. 똑바로 = straight (adverb)

앉으니까 편하죠? It feels good to sit down, right? -(으)니까 = now that S + V, since
편하다 = to be comfortable

앉을 데가 없어요. There is no place to sit. -(으)ㄹ 데 = place to + V

없다 = to not have, to not be there
여기 앉아도 되나요? Can I sit here? 여기 = here

-아/어/여도 되다 = to be okay to + V
이 소파에 앉아 보세요. Now, sit on this sofa. 이 = this

소파 = sofa
모두 자리에 앉아 주세요. Everyone, please be seated. 모두 = everyone

자리 = seat
다리 아파요. 앉고 싶어요. My legs hurt. I want to sit down. 다리 = leg

아프다 = to hurt
노약자석에는 앉으면 안 You can’t sit in the seats reserved for the 노약자석 = seats reserved for the elderly
elderly. -에 = at, in, from, to
돼요. -(으)면 안 되다 = you can’t, you shouldn’t
우리 좀 앉아서 Shall we sit down for a second and talk? 우리 = we, us

우리 -(으)ㄹ까요? = Shall we ...?
이야기할까요? 좀 = a little, please
-아/어/여서 = by V-ing, to V and then
이야기하다 = to talk, to speak, to say, to tell

저기 앉아 있는 사람은 Who is that person sitting there? 저기 = there

누구예요? 누구 = who
여기 앉아 있던 사람 못 Did you see the person who was sitting 여기 = here

here? 사람 = person, people
보셨어요? 못 = can’t
보다 = to see
저 벤치에 앉아서 좀 쉬었다 Let’s sit down on that bench there and 저 = that
rest before we walk again. 벤치 = bench
가요. -에 = at, in, from, to
-아/어/여서 = by V-ing, to V and then
좀 = a little
쉬다 = to get some rest
가다 = to go
-아/어/여요 = Let’s + V.
저기요, 안 보이니까 좀 Excuse me, I can’t see (because of you), 저기요 = Excuse me
so please sit down. 안 = not
앉아 주세요. 보이다 = to be seen, to be able to see
-(으)니까 = because, since

가만히 앉아 있으면 문제가 If you just sit there doing nothing, the 가만히 = still, motionlessly
problem won’t be solved. -(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
해결되지 않아요. 문제 = matter, problem, issue
해결되다 = to be solved
-지 않다 = to not + V
지금 이 시간에 버스에 타면 If you take the bus at this hour, will there 지금 = now
be seats left to sit in? 이 = this
앉을 자리가 있을까요? 시간 = time, hour
지금 이 시간 = at this hour
버스 = bus
-(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
자리 = seat
있다 = to exist
어제 책상에 앉아서 I fell asleep yesterday while sitting in the 어제 = yesterday

chair and studying. 책상 = desk
공부하다가 잠이 들어 -에 = at, in, from, to
버렸어요. -아/어/여서 = by V-ing, while V-ing
공부하다 = to study
-다가 = while + V-ing
잠 = sleep
잠이 들다 = to fall asleep
-아/어/여 버리다 = to completely do something (with a
sense of regret left)

가만히 앉아서 컴퓨터만 Don’t just sit there just using your 가만히 = still, motionlessly
computer, but go out and do some -아/어/여서 = while V-ing, by V-ing
하지 말고 밖에 나가서 exercise, too. 컴퓨터 = computer
운동도 하세요. -만 = just, only
하지 말다 = Don’t + V
밖 = outside
나가다 = to go out
운동 = exercise
-도 = too
운동 하다 = to exercise, to work out

Day 7
운동
준비 운동 warm-up exercise 준비 = preparation
운동 부족 lack of exercise 부족 = lack, shortage
운동 선수 athlete 선수 = player
운동을 하다 to do exercise, to work out 하다 = to do
운동을 좋아하다 to like working out 좋아하다 = to like
운동 좋아하세요? Do you like working out? 좋아하다 = to like

어떤 운동 좋아하세요? What kind of exercise do you like? 어떤 = what kind of, which
공원에 가서 같이 운동해요. Let’s go to the park and work out 공원 = park

together. -에 = at, in, from, to
가다 = to go
-아/여/어서 = to V + and then
같이 = together
하다 = to do
운동하는 거 별로 안 I don’t like exercising that much. 하다 = to do

별로 = not so much
좋아해요. 안 = not
운동을 너무 많이 해서 I did quite a lot of exercise so I am tired. 너무 = too much, excessively

많다 = to be a lot
피곤해요. 많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
하다 = to do

저는 운동하면서 음악을 I listen to a lot of music while I work out. 저 = I (polite)

하다 = to do
많이 들어요. -(으)면서 = as + S + V, while + S + V
음악 = music
많다 = to be a lot
듣다 = to listen, to hear
살을 빼려면 굶지 말고 If you want to lose weight, don’t skip 살 = fat, flesh

meals, but exercise. 빼다 = to subtract, to take something out
운동을 하세요. 살을 빼다 = to lose weight
-(으)려면 = in order to + V
굶다 = to skip a meal, to starve
-지 말고 = Don’t + V + and ...
하다 = to do
매일 저녁 헬스장에 가서 I go to the fitness center every evening 매일 = everyday

and work out. 저녁 = evening, dinner
운동을 해요. 헬스장 = gym
가다 = to go
-아/어/여서 = by V-ing
하다 = to do

아침에 운동을 했더니 I went swimming this morning and I feel 아침 = morning
very good. -에 = at, in, from, to
기분이 상쾌해요. 하다 = to do
-았/었/였더니 = because, as a result
기분 = mood, feelings
상쾌하다 = to be refreshing
수영을 하기 전에는 준비 Before you swim, you need to warm up. 수영 = swimming
하다 = to do
운동을 해야 돼요. -기 전에 = before + S + V
준비 = preparation
해야 되다 = should, have to
요즘 살을 빼기 위해서 I am exercising these days in order to lose 요즘 = lately, these days, recently
weight. 살 = fat, flesh
운동을 하고 있어요. 빼다 = to subtract, to take something out
살을 빼다 = to lose weight
-기 위해서 = in order to + V
하다 = to do
-고 있다 = to V-in
저 사람이 제가 제일 That person is my favorite sport player. 저 = I (polite)

좋아하는 운동 선수예요. 제 = I (polite)
제일 = the best, the most
선수 = (sport) player

매일 이렇게 피곤한 건 I think the reason I am so tired everyday 매일 = everyday

is because of my lack of exercise. 이렇다 = to be like this
운동이 부족해서인 것 이렇게 is the adverb form of 이렇다.
같아요. 피곤하다 = to be tired
부족하다 = to be lack of
-ㄴ/은/는 것 같다 = I think ...
의사 선생님이 건강해지려 The doctor told me that I need to do some 의사 = doctor

exercise in order to become healthy. 선생님 = teacher
면 운동을 해야 한다고 했어 의사 선생님 = doctor
요. 건강해지다 = to become healthy
-(으)면 = if + S + V, once + S + V
해야 한다 = should, have to + V
-다고 하다 = indirect ending - used to refer to what some-
one said
운동을 하는 건 안 I don’t like exercising, but I like watcing 하다 = to do

sport matches. 안 = not
좋아하지만, 스포츠 경기를 좋아하다 = to like
보는 건 좋아해요. -지만 = but
스포츠 = sports
경기 = sport game, sport match
보다 = to see, to look, to watch


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Week 7

day 1 personality, disposition

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조용한 성격 quiet personality 조용하다 = to be quiet

이상한 성격 weird personality 이상하다 = to be weird

성격이 좋다 to have a good personality 좋다 = to be good

성격이 나쁘다 to have a bad personality 나쁘다 = to be bad

제 성격 잘 아시죠? You know what my personality is like, 제 = my (polite)

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저는 차분한 성격이에요. I have a calm personality. 저 = I (polite)

저는 엄마 성격을 닮았어요. I take after my mother’s personality. 저 = I (polite)

저는 차분한 성격이 못 I am not a calm person by nature. 저 = I (polite)

그 사람은 성격이 참 He/She has a very good personality. 그 = that, the

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외모보다는 성격이 더 Personality is more important than looks. 외모 = looks, appearance

성격을 바꾸려고 많이 I’ve made a lot of effort to change my 바꾸다 = to change

사람 성격은 잘 안 바뀌는 I think a person’s personality rarely 사람 = person, people

사람들은 성격이 모두 Everyone’s personality is a little different 사람 = person, people

제 성격 탓인지 친구가 별로 Perhaps because of personality, I don’t 저 = I (polite)

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그 사람과는 성격이 너무 안 I think my personality and his personality 그 = that, the

저는 항상 솔직하게 I always tend to speak honestly. 저 = I (polite)

저는 남한테는 빚 지고는 못 I can’t stand owing someone. 저 = I (polite)

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걸어가다 to walk, to walk to a place, to walk away 가다 = to go

걸어오다 to walk toward here, to come on foot 오다 = to come

빨리 걷다 to walk fast 빠르다 = to be fast

길을 걷다 to walk on the street 길 = street, road

천천히 걷다 to walk slowly 천천히 = slowly

쉬지 않고 걷다 to walk without taking a break 쉬다 = to take a break, to get some rest

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세 시간 걸었어요. I walked for three hours. 세 = three (native Korean numbers)

같이 조금 걸을까요? Shall we walk a little? 같이 = together

그냥 좀 걷고 싶어요. I just want to walk a little. 그냥 = just, only

많이 걸어서 피곤해요. I walked a lot so I’m tired. 많다 = to be a lot

걸어서 갈 수 있는 Is it a walkable distance? -아/어/여서 = by V-ing

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저는 여기서부터 걸어가면 I can walk from here. 저 = I (polite)

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어제 너무 많이 걸어서 I walked so much yesterday that my legs 어제 = yesterday

계속 걸어가다 보면 왼쪽에 If you keep walking, you will see it on 계속 = continuously

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저는 회사에서 가까운 곳에 I live near my office so I can walk to work. 저 = I (polite)

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오늘 날씨 today’s weather 오늘 = today

주말 날씨 weekend weather 주말 = weekend

날씨 정보 weather information 정보 = information

화창한 날씨 fine weather 화창하다 = to be fine (weather)

날씨가 좋다 The weather is nice. 좋다 = to be good

날씨가 안 좋다 The weather is not good. 안 = not

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오늘 날씨 좋네요. Today’s weather is nice! 오늘 = today

오늘 날씨 어때요? How is the weather today? 오늘 = today

날씨가 많이 풀렸어요. The weather got a lot warmer. 많다 = to be a lot