공항에 있어요

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More sentences on this in “Language in use”: Korean for travelling

Words

54

Sentences

18

Words per sentence

3.0

in the vocabulary

100 %

measured level

1

Reading time

1 min

Grammar in this text

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• 네 시 반에

  Telling the time: 네 시 반, half past four — native number for the hour, 반 for half. Telling the time: 세 시 이십 분 →

• 삼십 분

  Minutes take the Sino-Korean numbers: 삼십 분. Sino-Korean numbers: 일, 이, 삼 →

• 빵하고

  하고 joins two nouns in speech: bread and coffee. And between nouns: 와/과, 하고, (이)랑 →

The words from 1 up in this text

Not the hard words in general, but those at your level: 30 of the 37 of the 38 words in this text are at 1 or above. You will know everything else by the time you get here.

• 가다

  to go

  1

• 가방

  bag

  1

• 곧

  soon

  1

• 공항

  airport

  1

• 괜찮아요

  it is all right; no problem; no, thank you

  1

• 기다리다

  to wait (for)

  1

• 네

  four (before a counter)

  1

• 네

  yes; I see

  1

• 맛있다

  to be tasty, delicious

  1

• 반

  half; half past

  1

• 배고프다

  to be hungry

  1

• 분

  minute

  1

• 비행기

  aeroplane

  1

• 빨갛다

  to be red

  1

• 빵

  bread; roll; pastry

  1

• 사다

  to buy

  1

• 삼

  three

  1

• 시

  o'clock; hour (on the clock)

  1

• 씨

  Mr, Ms (after a name)

  1

• 안

  inside

  1

• 알았어요

  OK, got it

  1

• 어느

  which (of several)

  1

• 옆

  side; next to

  1

• 오다

  to come

  1

• 와

  wow

  1

• 일

  one

  1

• 일찍

  early

  1

• 있다

  to be (somewhere); to have

  1

• 저

  I, me (humble)

  1

• 조금

  a little, a bit

  1

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