2nd(already finished, it's in reverse order) 1(in the sense of I modify it to not reverse)

Question 1

좋아지다

Answer 1

To get better

Not with the patterns

Question 2

Answer 2

To help

Question 3

잡히다

Answer 3

To be caught(not 걸리다)

Question 4

밀리다

Answer 4

To be pushed

Question 5

닫히다

Answer 5

To be closed

Question 6

목표

올해의 목표는 새로운 언어를 배우는 것입니다. “My goal for this year is to learn a new language.”

우리 팀의 목표는 프로젝트를 기한 내에 완료하는 것입니다.
“Our team’s goal is to complete the project within the deadline.”

Answer 6

Goal, Objective

Question 7

쫓다

Think lightning Z

Answer 7

To chase

Question 8

grav(for 2, optional 1)

놓이다. 놓여요(1)

놓여 있다(2, more common)

I put my notes/ nokia away

Answer 8

Which one more common?
(1)for an object to be lying down(one verb, give me reg not conjugated and present conjugated

(2)for something to be “lying” somewhere

펜이 탁자에 놓여 있어요 = The pen is on the table (lying on the table)
책상에 책 몇 권이 놓여 있어요 = There are some books on the desk

Question 9

어느(primary and secondary)

어느 나라에서 왔어요? (Which country are you from?)
어느 학교에 다니세요? (Which school do you attend?)
어느 날, 그녀는 갑자기 집을 떠났다. (One day, she suddenly left home.)
어느 해 겨울에는 눈이 많이 왔다. (In a certain year, there was a lot of snow in the winter.)
어느 작은 마을에서 그는 평화롭게 살았다. (In a certain small village, he lived peacefully.)

Answer 9

Which, certain

Question 10

Conjugation: action verb stem + 게(2)
“저는 일찍 집을 나섰어요, 학교에 늦지 않게: “I left home early so that I wouldn’t be late for school.”

그는 일찍 집에 갔어요, 가족이 함께 시간을 보낼 수 있게.
* (He went home early, so that the family could spend time together.)

*	“그녀는 아이에게 맛있는 간식을 준비했어요, 아이가 기뻐하게.”  “She prepared a delicious snack for the child so that the child would be happy.”  그녀는 아이를 학교에 빨리 가게 했다. (She made her child go to school quickly.) 선생님은 학생들을 조용히 하게 했다. (The teacher made the students be quiet.

Answer 10

What makes = so that S V in the second clause you know how korean backward so at the end, and also make object action or describtive verb

Question 11

그저그래요

Answer 11

I’m so so

Question 12

노동자
들 can be omitted

Answer 12

laborer, Workers(labor in the sense of physical labor)

Question 13

떨어지다

그는 사다리에서 떨어져 다쳤어요. (He fell off the ladder and got hurt.)
바람이 불자 나무에서 사과가 떨어졌어요. (The apple fell from the tree when the wind blew.)

Answer 13

To fall
(passive)

Question 14

Maybe

Answer 14

아마도

Think like any(아무) or nothing

Question 15

“yeah, of course.” Basically the same as saying “yes,” but it would be more like “Yes, it is like that.”

Answer 15

그럼(요)meanings(in a way two or more) and connotations

운동을 매일 해요? = Do you exercise every day?
그럼요 = Yes (it is like that)

차를 스스로 주차했어요? = Did you park the car by yourself?
그럼요 = Yes (it is like that)

Question 16

Diversity, variety

Answer 16

다양성

多樣 다양 = chinese variety
다 = all
성 性 japense = nature

이 슈퍼마켓은 상품의 다양성으로 유명하다. (This supermarket is known for its variety of products.)
활동의 다양성: Variety of activities
여름 캠프는 다양한 활동을 제공한다. (The summer camp offers a variety of activities.)
우리 학교는 인종적 다양성을 존중합니다. (Our school respects racial diversity.)
현대 사회에서는 교육의 다양성이 점점 중요해지고 있다. (Diversity in education is becoming increasingly important in modern society.)
이 국립공원은 생태계의 다양성을 보호하는 데 중점을 둔다. (This national park focuses on protecting the diversity of the ecosystem.)

그 회의에서는 사상의 다양성이 활발히 표현되었다. (A diversity of thought was actively expressed in that meeting.)

Question 17

To be cut

to quit(passive)

Answer 17

끊기다

전화가 갑자기 끊겼어요.
(The call was suddenly cut off.)
그는 담배를 끊기로 결심했습니다.
(He decided to quit smoking.)
그들의 관계가 끊겼다는 소식을 들었습니다.
(I heard that their relationship had ended.)

Question 18

Cousin

Answer 18

사촌

Question 19

Hangover

Answer 19

숙취

Question 20

Of course, no doubt, isn’t it obvious, isn’t that right (colloquial)

Answer 20

당연하지

Question 21

다 ending at verb insignate what?

Answer 21

Fact

그녀는 학생이다.
(She is a student.)
이것은 진실이다.
(This is the truth.)
우리는 친구다.
(We are friends.)

Question 22

To be natural, obvious, of course

Answer 22

당연하다( to do be of course and be natural, and be obvious)
(check the diff betwen 당연하다 and 당연하지)
그가 우승할 것이 당연하다.
(It’s obvious that he will win.)
너의 건강이 제일 중요한 것은 당연하다.
(It’s natural that your health is the most important thing.)
그 일을 내가 해야 한다는 것은 당연하다.
(Of course, it is I who should do that work.)
그녀는 최선을 다했으니, 성공하는 것이 당연하다.
(Since she did her best, it’s obvious that she would succeed.)

Question 23

(To come to mind, come natural with little effort omitted) to be remember, to recall

Answer 23

기억나다 ( think I’m out of familiarity, 기억 = memory)

나다 one of its uses is something coming up, arising

그 날의 일이 갑자기 기억났어요. (I suddenly remembered the events of that day.)

어릴 적 살던 집이 잘 기억나지 않아요.
(I don’t remember the house I lived in when I was young very well.)
그녀의 전화번호가 기억나지 않아서 연락을 못 했어요.
(I couldn’t contact her because I couldn’t remember her phone number.)
이 노래를 들으면 어린 시절이 기억납니다.
(When I hear this song, it reminds me of my childhood.)

Question 24

Neck

Answer 24

목

Question 25

Mind, feelings, thoughts, abstract heart, intention or desires/preferences

Answer 25

마음

“그의 마음이 아파요.” (His heart is aching.) “그녀는 마음이 따뜻한 사람이에요.” (She is a warm-hearted person.) 당신의 마음은 어떤가요? (What are your thoughts on this?) “나는 그의 마음을 이해할 수 있어요.” (I can understand his mind.) “마음에 드는 옷을 찾았어요.” (I found clothes that I like.) “이 음식은 내 마음에 쏙 들어요.” (This food is exactly to my liking.) “마음이 있으면 연락해 주세요.” (Please contact me if you are interested.) “그는 마음을 먹고 해외로 이사했어요.” (He decided to move abroad.)

Question 26

Word(2nd)

Answer 26

말( think word can be bad)

그녀의 말이 마음에 와닿았어요.” (Her words touched my heart.)
“그 책에 있는 말들이 아주 감동적이었다.”
(The words in that book were very moving.)
“한국어로 말을 어떻게 하나요?” (How do you say this in Korean?)

Question 27

Quickly(polite)

Answer 27

어서

“어서 오세요!” (Come quickly!)
“어서 일어나야 해, 늦게 됐어!” (Hurry up and get up, we’re late!)
어서 달려서 버스를 잡았어요.” (I ran quickly and caught the bus.)

Question 28

Voice

Answer 28

목소리

Question 29

All day long(not 온종일, 진종일, 진일, 하루송일)

Answer 29

종일

Think I pick the day all day in viet.

종 終 = japenese end

일= chinese day

“학생들은 시험을 앞두고 종일 공부했다.” (The students studied all day in preparation for the exam.)
When Talking About Leisure or Relaxation
“휴가 중에는 종일 해변에서 누워있었어요.” (During the vacation, I lay on the beach all day.)
종일 흐린 날씨였다.” (It was cloudy all day.)

Question 30

되다 meanings
(check htsk later)

Answer 30

to become, be okay, be possible

날씨가 추워졌어요. 겨울이 되었나 봐요.” (The weather has become cold. It seems like it’s become winter.)
“나중에 전화해도 될까요?” (Is it okay if I call you later?)

Question 31

Shouldn’t, must not(2nd)(not 안 아도/어도 되다, but very similar has 3 different parts)

Answer 31

(으)면 안 되다
(Check conjugation and uses)

if~, It’s not okay = shouldn’t

“늦으면 안 됩니다.” (You must not be late.)
“그 비밀을 누구에게도 말하면 안 돼요.” (You should not tell that secret to anyone.)
“회사 규정을 어기면 안 됩니다.” (You should not violate company rules.)

Question 32

Concept

Answer 32

개념

Think like a incense stick in viet as having a concept

“이 수학 개념을 이해하기가 어려워요.” (It’s hard to understand this mathematical concept.)
“그 교수님은 경제학의 기본 개념을 잘 설명해 주셨어요.” (The professor explained the basic concepts of economics well.)

Question 33

Concept to show style and setting, describing the underlying idea or theme behind something creative, like a project, product, event, or artistic work.

Answer 33

컨셉

“새로운 사업 컨셉을 개발 중에 있습니다.” (We are developing a new business concept.)

이 광고 캠페인의 컨셉은 ‘자연 친화적’입니다.” (The concept of this advertising campaign is ‘eco-friendly.’)
“이 전시회의 컨셉은 현대 도시 생활입니다.” (The concept of this exhibition is modern urban life.)
“회사 워크샵의 컨셉은 팀워크 강화입니다.” (The concept of the company workshop is strengthening teamwork.)

Question 34

Example

Answer 34

예시, 예
(Check their diff)

Think yes I need and examples and like yeshi, example please

“과학적 원리를 설명할 때 구체적인 ‘예시’가 도움이 됩니다.” (Concrete ‘examples’ help when explaining scientific principles.)
“이 규칙의 적용을 위한 몇 가지 ‘예’를 들어 보겠습니다.” (I will give a few ‘examples’ for the application of this rule.)