4th new review Flashcards

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grav, htsk

action not descriptive verb in adjective form(는 present tense)+ 대로, give me meaning connotation, basically mean. I’m going to ask tense in different flashcard.

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Just give me the construction in present tense.
It is described by a clause to indicate that some action is done in the same way or form as one “experiences” an event.(not 적)

Basically meaning “As Experienced”

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그 영화는 제가 예상한 대로 재미있었어요
= As I expected, that movie was funny
제가 들은 대로 이 지역 호박은 진짜 맛있어요
= As I heard, the pumpkins in this area are very delicious

제가 본 대로 인종차별은 그 나라에서 큰 문제예요
= As I saw, racism (discrimination based on race) is a big problem in that country
제가 생각했던 대로 악기를 연주하는 것은 어려워요
= As I thought, playing an instrument is very difficult
제가 느꼈던 대로 그 사람의 첫인상은 제 예상과 맞아요
= As I felt, the (my) first impression of that person met my expectations

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osid

What tenses and verbs are used and to accomplished with 대로 and their connotations, and also what common verbs are used with the tense if common.

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(ig) Only can be use for action verbs. There’s no future tense.
Use ㄴ/은 and 았/었던 for past tense.
Events often happen in the past, and people often refer to these experiences when speaking. As such, words that inherently refer to one’s experience – like seeing, hearing, feeling, expecting or guessing are often used to describe 대로 in the past tense.

대로 can also be described by clauses in the present tense. In these cases, the nature of the sentence implies that one’s is still experiencing the situation.
Two common verbs that are often used to describe 대로 in the present tense are 알다 (to know) and 시키다 (to order).

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그 영화는 제가 예상한 대로 재미있었어요
= As I expected, that movie was funny
제가 들은 대로 이 지역 호박은 진짜 맛있어요
= As I heard, the pumpkins in this area are very delicious

그 영화는 제가 예상하는 대로 흘러가고 있어요 = The movie is progressing (along) as I expect
내가 시키는 대로 해 줘 = Please do it as I ask (as I order)
문제를 아는 대로 풀어 봐 = Solve the problem as you know it

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그대로, give me meaning connotation, basically mean. I’m going to ask tense in different flashcard.

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Is used when one indicates that something is done as that previous/known situation.

basically meaning for something to be done as it once was

이 상황을 그대로 그냥 인정하세요 = Just accept the situation as it is
아무것도 만지지 말고 그냥 그대로 두세요 = Don’t touch anything – just leave it the way it is

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인기 mcp, and what should you use with it(1).

그 만화책은 성인들에게 인기가 많아요
= That comic book is popular among adults

그 선생님은 키가 커서 학생들한테 인기가 많아요
= That teacher is popular (has a lot of popularity) among students because he is tall

그 식당은 이 지역 주민들에게 인기가 제일 많아요
= That restaurant is the most popular among residents of this area

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popularity, popular

the group that something is popular with should be attached to ~한테/에게/께.

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To pull, to draw(in the sense of pull) not 뽑다, 빼다

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끌다, 끌어요

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수레를 끌다
pull[draw] a cart

흥미를 끌다
attract[engage; draw] sb’s interest
a person’s attention to the fact
그 사실에 아무의 주의를 끌다.

fetch a village audience
마을 청중의 마음을 끌다.

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good

to gain, to get(not 확보하다, 획득하다, 수확하다, 벌다)

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얻다

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그 물품이 영화에 나와서 인기를 얻었어요
= That product was in a movie, so it got popular

그 회사원이 승진을 해서 동료들한테 인기를 얻었어요
= That worker was promoted and gained popularity with his coworkers

허락을 얻다
get[obtain; receive] permission
명성을 얻다
win[achieve; gain; find] fame

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osid

What verbs can you use with 인기 for gain(3/4) and decline(1/2)and tell me the connotation if there is.

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(ig)use 있다/없다 to say that something is/isn’t popular.
If something decreases in popularity, you can use the verb** 떨어지다** (to drop).

If something increases in popularity, you can use the verb 얻다 (to gain).

A common word that is used with 인기 is “끌다,” which means “to pull.” Like 많다, 끌다 is used to indicate that one is popular (or has a lot of popularity). When 끌다 is used in the present tense, some form of the present progressive (~고 있다, ~끄는 중이다) is usually used with 끌다.

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그 노래의 인기는 떨어졌어요 = That song’s popularity dropped

그 모자는 색깔이 예뻐서 인기를 끌고 있어요
그 모자는 색깔이 예뻐서 인기를 끄는 중이에요
= That hat is getting popular because the color is pretty

그 만화책은 성인들에게 인기가 많아요
= That comic book is popular among adults

그 물품이 영화에 나와서 인기를 얻었어요
= That product was in a movie, so it got popular

미국 대통령은 인기가 있어요 = The American president is popular
미국 대통령은 인기가 없어요 = The American president isn’t popular

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osid

Kids these days often replace 당연하다 with “what word” which actually means as a joke. While talking to a Korean person, you will make them laugh. Also give me connotation when using it.

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(ig)
“당근”
It is also common to attach 이다 to 당근, which allows for ~지/죠 to be attached.

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9
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you can describe an “obvious situation” by using “this construction” at end of a sentence. It means isn’t it obvious.

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당연한 게 아니에요 does what and how is it placed?

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10
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osid

As an adjective, 당연하다 does what

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(ig) it describes situations that are obvious.

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연한 거예요 = (That is) an obvious thing
그가 그 여자를 사랑하는 것은 당연해요
 = It is obvious that he loves that girl

그 사람이 지난 1년 동안 아주 열심히 일해서 그가 승진되는 게 당연한 거예요
= That person worked very hard during the last year, so it is obvious that he is getting promoted

그 가수가 다른 여자와 바람을 피운 후에 가수의 인기가 떨어진 게 당연한 거예요
= After that singer cheated on his wife (with another girl), it is obvious that his popularity dropped

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osid

알맞다 vs 어울리다 difference and simmilarity?

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(ig) 알맞다 is typically used when two (or more) things go well with each other – usually in appearance, taste or smell.

어울리다 can also used when two (or more) things go well with each other – usually in appearance, taste or smell. But also can indicate that two (or more) people get along.

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저 책상은 이 방에 알맞아요
 = That desk looks good in this room
저 사진은 저 액자에 어울려요 
= That picture looks good in that frame

그 사람은 친구와 잘 어울려요 = That person gets along well with his/her friend
저는 우리 장모님과 잘 어울려요 = I get along well with my mother-in-law

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알맞다 mc

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Is typically used when two (or more) things go well with each other – usually in appearance, taste or smell. If there is a subject or has with/and(meaning subject) before this verb than you with use 잘, 가장, 제일, and related.

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저 책상은 이 방에 알맞아요
 = That desk looks good in this room
저 사진은 저 액자에 알맞아요
 = That picture looks good in that frame

Well-drained soil suits the plant best.
그 식물에는 물이 잘 빠지는 땅이 가장 알맞다.

The course was suitable for beginners.
그 과정은 초심자에게 알맞다.

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어울리다 mc

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Is used when two (or more) things go well with each other – usually in appearance, taste or smell. It’s also used to indicate that two (or more) people get along. If there is a subject or has with/and(meaning subject) before this verb than you with use 잘, 가장, 제일, and related.

그 사람은 친구와 잘 어울려요 = That person gets along well with his/her friend
저는 우리 장모님과 잘 어울려요 = I get along well with my mother-in-law

저 책상은 이 방에 어울려요 
= That desk looks good in this room
저 사진은 저 액자에 어울려요 
= That picture looks good in that frame

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14
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전체 mcp and how is it typically used and what does it do.

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전 (全) refers to “all” and 체 (體) refers to a body or thing.

학교 전체 = the whole school
도시 전체 = the whole city

그 행성 전체에 물이 있어요 = There is water on that whole planet
우리는 도시 전체를 걸어 다녔어요 = We walked around the whole city
부장님이 회사원 몇 명을 해고할 거라고 해서 회사 전체가 긴장했어요
= The whole company was nervous because the boss said he will fire some workers

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Is a noun that refers to “the whole” of something. It is typically placed after another noun to indicate that one is referring to that entire noun.

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Basically meaning: That is why(That is precisely the reason)(not 그래서,그러므로, 따라서, 그 결과, 때문에, 그 탓이다, 그 연유로, 그 이유로 two words)

Must be placed before a noun, which means you use 는 것. Since we need to state the action that occurs as a result of this known situation.

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바로 그때문이다 mcp and what does it basically mean. Also what must you use when using this.

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그” refers to the situation that is already known, and “때문에” refers to the reason. The purpose of “바로” in this construction is to mean something like “precisely” – to stress that that is the reason.

제가 가고 싶은 것은 바로 그 때문이에요 = That is why I want to go
제가 그녀를 좋아하는 것은 바로 그 때문이에요 = That is why I like her
제가 한국어를 배우고 있는 것은 바로 그 때문이에요 = That is why I am learning Korean

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Can be used to refer to a reason discussed in a previous clause. You start with it. It means therefore/that’s why.(NT)(one word)

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그래서 meanings and how is it placed and what does it refer to?

그래서 가고 싶어요 = That is why I want to go (therefore, I want to go)
그래서 그녀를 좋아해요 = That is why I like her (therefore, I like her)
그래서 한국어를 배우고 있어요 = That is why I am learning Korean (therefore, I am learning Korean)

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17
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geography in general, and where we see as adjective(1)

geography as a field of academic studies(2, think chinese)

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Give me the meanings
지리(1)
지리학(2)

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지리정보시스템을 구축하다
establish a GIS[geographic information system]
to study geography at first-degree level
학사 학위로는 지리학을 공부하다

Many mapheads are interested in geography.
많은 지도 애호가들은 지리학에 흥미가 있다.

수업 중에 지리 수업을 제일 좋아해요 = Of all classes, I like Geography the most

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to apologize(not 유감하다)

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사과하다

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저는 아빠에게 사과하기 싫어요 = I don’t want to apologize to dad
그 친구가 죽기 전에 내가 사과할걸 = Before that friend died, I should have apologized

그 사람이 내가 무례하다고 생각할까 봐 그에게 사과했어요
= I was worried that that person would think I am rude, so I apologized to him

학생은 친구한테 돈을 돌려주기도 했고 선생님께 사과하기도 했어요
= The student returned the money to his friend and also apologized to the teacher too

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19
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good

oldest son

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장남

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triangle (three sided shape)

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삼각형

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삼 = 3

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good from htsk, nt

dozens of (tens of)

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수십

Dozens of reporters camped out on her doorstep.
수십 명의 기자들이 그녀의 집 문간에 진을 치고 있었다.

Dozens of reporters camped out on her doorstep.
수십 명의 기자들이 그녀의 집 문간에 진을 치고 있었다.

Her income runs into six figures.
그녀의 수입은 여섯 자리 수(십만 파운드·달러가 넘는 액수)에 이른다.

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22
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nt, really easy

East Asia

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동아시아

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Antarctica

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남극

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24
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NT, think chinese

Queen(not 왕비)

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여왕

25
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tricky, hard, from htsk

To indicate that a woman gets married. (basically she gets married)

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시집을 가다

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시집 is used for woman to get marry

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good

To indicate that a man gets married. (basically he gets married)

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장가를 가다

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장가 is used for guy to be marry

27
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htsk

father-in-law for a woman

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시아버지

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htsk

mother-in-law for a woman

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시어머니

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Q

htsk

delivery in the sense of the picture(not 배달)

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택배

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택배가 언제 올지 모르겠어요 = I don’t know when the delivery will come

장모님께 선물을 직접 드리고 싶었는데 우리가 만나지 못하기 때문에 택배로 보내야겠어요
= I wanted to give my mother in law a present in person, but we didn’t meet, so I have to mail it to her

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to send something via delivery(두 단어)(배달 isn’t used, has grammar notice via)

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택배로 보내다

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to send back (return)(not 돌려주다, 반환하다, 가져오다, 되갚음하다, 갖고 돌아오다)

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돌려보내다

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send a player back to the bush(es)
선수를 하위급 마이너리그로 돌려보내다.

Please, don’t send me back.
제발, 내게 돌려보내지 마.

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“send your daughter off” (let her get married)

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시집을 보내다

33
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grav

What’s the function of 아/어야 and what does it basically mean and what connotation does it have when using it, and what is needed using this verb.
After ~아/어야 can be 하다, a verb, an adjective, or another clause altogether.

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(grav) What grammar follow this, and what can follow this grammar: bascially meaning:”only if.” There’s usually have a positive outcome after this grammar. This doesn’t mean that the grammar within the sentence can’t be negative – but rather the outcome of the sentence usually is not negative.
In order for the stuff before the verb grammar to occur, the stuff after it must happen.

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나이키 매장에 가야 그 신발을 살 수 있어요
= Only if you go to the Nike store can you purchase those shoes

음식에 레몬을 넣어야 신맛이 나요
= Only if you put lemon in food does the sour taste come out (does it taste sour)

생선이 날것이어야 맛있어요
= Only if fish is raw is it delicious

지폐를 거꾸로 넣어야 들어가요
= Only if you put the bill in upside down does it go in

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grav

What’s the equivalent of 고 있다. Hint:(I am in the middle of). Also how would you predicate with it. (for this one it isn’t just one syllable)

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(grav)verb+는 중
중 is a noun, so you need to conjugate with 이다 if you are ending with it.

나는 먹는 중이야 = I am eating
나는 공부하는 중이야 = I am studying

우리는 그 감정적인 장면을 촬영하는 중이에요 = We are filming that emotional scene now
아저씨가 프린터를 복구하는 중이에요 = The man is restoring the printer

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grav

Other than: verb+는 중, what can you do accomplish the same function as 고 있다. What do you need to do for this one?

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(grav) Sometimes you will see “중” being used immediately after the noun form of a verb without the use of ~는 것. The nouns used in these situations are usually 하다 nouns.

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나는 공부 중이야 = I am studying
저는 생각 중이에요 = I am thinking
그 상가가 지금 공사 중이에요 = That building is under construction
모든 선생님들은 회의 중이에요 = All the teachers are in a meeting(회의하다 = to have a meeting)

36
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osid

It is common to see this usage of “중” where in the public(2, one vauge and other more specific) . (nothing to deal with Of/Among/Between or
By Sometime)

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(ig)It is common to see this usage of “중” on signs that inform people what is happening in a certain place. 중 is used in a lot of street signs to indicate that something is currently ongoing

For example, outside of a construction site, you might see a sign that says:
공사 중 = Under construction

Outside of a classroom in a University, you might see a sign that says:
강의 중 = Class in progress, or
수업 중 = Class in progress

Outside of a doctor’s office or some other business office where people need “consulting” you might see a sign that says:
상담 중 = Consultation in progress

Outside of an office meeting room, you might see a sign that says:
회의 중 = Meeting in progress

Outside a set for a TV show or movie, you might see a sign that says:
촬영 중 = Filming in progress

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Construction

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공사 from 공사하다

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공사에 의해 이 길은 막혔습니다 = Due to the construction, this road is blocked
공사에 의해 이 길은 막혔습니다 = This road is blocked by the construction

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good

To construct

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공사하다

공사 can be used by itself

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공사해?
Are you constructing?

As if on cue, developers broke ground on two major subdivisions less than a kilometer from Marzluff’s house.
때 마침, 개발자들은 Marzluff의 집에서 1킬로도 떨어져있지 않은 곳에서 주요한 두 부분을 공사하였다.

39
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outside of a construction site, you might see a sign that says:
Under construction

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공사 중

40
Q

good

Give me a verb: to give/deliver a lecture(not 수강하다)

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강의하다

강의 can be used by itself

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to lecture on a subject
어떤 주제에 관해 강의하다

41
Q

a lecture(not 강연, 수업, 강좌, 설명, 담화)

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강의

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a week-long programme of lectures
일주일 동안 진행되는 강의

Can I borrow your lecture notes?
네 강의 노트 좀 빌려주겠니?

42
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Outside of a classroom in a University, you might see a sign that says:
Class in progress(one is class that you know well and other is lecture)

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강의 중
수업 중

43
Q

checked

To consult

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상담하다

상담 isn’t often used by itself

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相談 = consultation
相 상 = phase
談 담 = talk
바이어와 상담하다
have a business talk with a buyer

consult a doctor
의사와 상담하다.

to consult someone about one’s concerns
고민에 대해 누군가와 상담하다

44
Q

Outside of a doctor’s office or some other business office where people need “consulting” you might see a sign that says: Consultation in progress

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상담 중

45
Q

To have a meeting(not 만나요) It’s a little weired.

A

회의하다

회의 can be used by itself

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I had to leave the meeting when my beeper went off.
삐삐가 울려서 회의하다 말고 나왔어.

I had to leave the meeting when my cellular phone went off.
휴대폰이 울려서 회의하다 말고 나와야 했어.

46
Q

good

meeting(not 만남, 미팅)

A

회의

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The meetings are always in the main conference room.
회의는 항상 주 회의실에서 열린다.

He’s been in a meeting all morning.
그는 오전 내내 회의를 했다[회의 중이다].
All

47
Q

Outside of an office meeting room, you might see a sign that says:
Meeting in progress

A

회의 중

48
Q

good

To film, to shoot(in the sense of pictures, video)(not 포착하다, 기록하다, 캡처하다)

A

촬영하다

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think 영 in link 영화
야외촬영을 하다
shoot (some) pictures outdoors
to cam a film
영화를 촬영하다

49
Q

Outside a set for a TV show or movie, you might see a sign that says:
Filming in progress

A

촬영 중

50
Q

verb+는 동안 meaning and function and its connotation, and what you should be aware of.

A

(not 중, (으)면서, (으)며, ㄴ/은 채(로), ㄹ/을 때) while

When used like this, the second action occurs “during” the duration of the first action. You typically won’t see verbs that happen instantly (and don’t continue) used before this grammar.

저는 수학을 공부하는 동안 연필과 자와 지우개를 다 썼어요
= I used a pencil, eraser and a ruler while I was studying math

아줌마가 말을 하는 동안 저는 그 아줌마의 주름을 쳐다봤어요
= I was staring at the older lady’s wrinkles while she was talking

종업원이 보증 기간에 대해 설명을 하는 동안 저는 그 종업원의 말을 듣고 있지 않았어요
= I wasn’t listening when the worker was explaining about the warranty period

핸드폰에 전원이 꺼져 있는 동안 전화를 받지 못했어요
= While (the power on) my phone was turned off, I couldn’t answer my phone

51
Q

What does placing 중에 do(multiple) and mcp, also what should you if it just one word(not meaning By Sometime, 사이, 가운데) (don’t worry about it with 는 것)

A

Basically meaning: of all

In this usage, this thing is placed after a list of two or more things.
It could also be placed after one noun that represents two or more nouns.

you can create the meaning of “of (those things)” or “among/between (those things).”

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수업 중에 지리 수업을 제일 좋아해요 = Of all classes, I like Geography the most

남자와 여자 중에 여자들이 감정에 더 민감해요 = Between boys and girls, girls are more sensitive

이 두 계약 중에 이 계약이 나아요 = Between these two contracts, this one is better
모든 프린터 중에 이것이 제일 싸요 = Among all the printers, this one is the cheapest

52
Q

Often times the choices/options are given in a previous sentence and they are being referred to in a different sentence or clause. When this is the case, you can use “what word” to mean “among/between those things previously mentioned.”

A

그중에

바나나와 사과를 샀어요. 그중에 어떤 것을 먹고 싶어요?
= I bought bananas and apples. Between those two, which one do you want to eat?

53
Q

osid, NT

When talking about places you have gone, or things you have eaten or tried, what is usually attached to the verb before 중에.

A

(ig) 아/어 보다

내가 먹어 본 음식 중에… = Of all the food I have eaten…
내가 가 본 곳 중에… = Of all the places I have been…

내가 가 본 곳 중에 미국은 가장 무서웠어 = Of all the places I’ve been, the US was the scariest
내가 한국에서 먹어 본 것 중에 제일 맛있는 것은 떡볶이였어 = Of all the things that I have (tried) eating in in Korea, the most delicious thing was 떡볶이

54
Q

nt, involves grammar

What creates this: Of all the food I have(tried) eaten…

A

내가 먹어 본 음식 중에

내가 한국에서 먹어 본 것 중에 제일 맛있는 것은 떡볶이였어 = Of all the things that I have (tried) eating in in Korea, the most delicious thing was 떡볶이

55
Q

What creates this: Of all the places I have been…(in the sense of trying, attempting)

A

내가 가 본 곳 중에

내가 가 본 곳 중에 미국은 가장 무서웠어 = Of all the places I’ve been, the US was the scariest

56
Q

osid

Other than Of/Among/Between, By Sometime **what can 중에 do? **

A

(ig)we can use 중에 to give the listener options.

이 치마와 저 치마 중에 어떤 치마를 샀어요?
이 치마와 저 치마 중에 어느 치마를 샀어요?
= Between this skirt and that skirt, which one did you buy?

빵과 밥 중에 어떤 것을 먹고 싶어요?
빵과 밥 중에 어느 것을 먹고 싶어요?
= Between bread and rice, which one do you want to eat?

캐나다 국기와 태극기 중에 어떤 국기가 더 예뻐요?
캐나다 국기와 태극기 중에 어느 국기가 더 예뻐요?
= Between the Canadian flag and the Korean flag, which flag is more pretty?
(Which one is prettier? The Canadian or Korean flag?)

57
Q

What does 중으로 do and basically mean(1/2) and meaning connotation?

A

By sometime/By sometime + time indicated (one syllable grammar) It can also be used to indicate a limit of time for when some action will be done by.

저는 그것을 내일 중으로 다 할 거예요 = I will do all of it by sometime tomorrow

그 장면 촬영을 내일 중으로 끝낼 거예요 = We will finish the filming of that scene by sometime tomorrow
보증 기간은 다음 달 중으로 끝날 거예요 = The warranty period will finish by sometime next month
우리가 편집을 원래 내일 중으로 다 하고 싶었어요 = We originally wanted to do all of the editing by sometime tomorrow

58
Q

최근에(1) meaning
(2)최근 meaning connotation

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최근 날씨가 추워요 = The recent weather is cold
최근에 사람이 많이 와요 = Recently, many people have been coming

A

recently(1)
(2) This can be used before a noun to describe it to mean recent.