chapter one Flashcards
마다
a suffix that means “every” or “each”
모이다
to gather
~서
indicates cause or reason, the order of actions, or location where an action takes place.
example:
• 밥을 먹어서 기분이 좋아졌어요.
죽은 자
“the dead” or “the deceased”
기념하다
“to celebrate” or “commemorate”
동료
“colleagues” or “coworkers”
전통
“traditional”
의상
“attire” or “clothing”
기리다
“to honor” or “commemorate”
단순히
“simply” or “merely”
기적
miracle
이해하다
“to understand”
~지
a grammatical marker indicating a state or fact.
examples:
• 내일 가야 하지?
• 내일 비 오지…
• 여기가 바로 서울이지
• 그렇게 말하지 말지…
흘러가다
“to flow” or “to pass by”
흘러가다
“to flow” or “to pass by”
잔잔하다
“calm” or “serene”
비추다
“to shine” or “to illuminate“
혼돈
“chaos” or “disorder”
~ 에서도
used to show that something happens in a specific place or condition despite potential challenges or expectations.
example:
• 외국에서도 한국 음식을 먹을 수 있어요.
“even” “also”
평온함
“peacefulness” or “tranquility”
찾아오다
“To come seeking” “to arrive”
담기다
“to be filled with,” “to contain,” or “to be imbued with.”
가득하다
“to be full” or “to be filled.”
침묵
“silence” or “quiet.”
감싸다
“to wrap,” “to embrace,” or “to surround.”
~고
helps connect ideas, actions, or clauses, making sentences more fluid and cohesive.
example:
• 버스를 타고 학교에 갔어요.
가볍다
“to be light” or “to feel light.”
~며
indicates that two actions or states occur simultaneously or in relation to each other.
example:
• 가볍게 느낌지며 웃었다.
이어지다
“to connect,” “to link,” or “to be related.”
동안
“during” or “for a period.”
빈
“empty” or “vacant.”
공간
“space” or “room.”
-인가
suffix that conveys a sense of uncertainty or vagueness.
When attached to “언제,” for an example, it transforms the phrase into a more indefinite statement, meaning “sometime” or “at some point in the future.”
잔
“cup” or “glass.”
놓이다
“to be placed” or “to be set.”
~일
suffix used to form the future tense for verbs.
example:
놓일 (놓이다) means “will be placed.”
