lesson 107 : ~도 revisited

Question 1

some crowd or “school” of things

Answer 1

떼

Question 2

wardrobe (closet not built into wall)

Answer 2

장롱

Question 3

bell pepper

Answer 3

피망

Question 4

concept, idea

Answer 4

개념

Question 5

octopus

Answer 5

문어

Question 6

violence

Answer 6

폭력

Question 7

coin

Answer 7

동전

Question 8

vest

Answer 8

조끼

Question 9

lamp, light

Answer 9

전등

Question 10

flashlight

Answer 10

손전등

Question 11

the pacific ocean

Answer 11

태평양

Question 12

a third party

Answer 12

제삼자

Question 13

passenger car

Answer 13

승용차

Question 14

dragonfly

Answer 14

잠자리

Question 15

spider web

Answer 15

거미줄

Question 16

walking stick, cane

Answer 16

지팡이

Question 17

to be caught

Answer 17

잡히다

Question 18

to recognize

Answer 18

인식하다

Question 19

to sunbathe

Answer 19

일광욕하다

Question 20

to return something that one borrowed

Answer 20

반납하다

Question 21

to install, to equip

Answer 21

설치하다

Question 22

to adopt

Answer 22

입양하다

Question 23

to disguise

Answer 23

변장하다

Question 24

to let someone off the hook

Answer 24

봐주다

Question 25

to go bankrupt

Answer 25

파산하다

Question 26

to designate

Answer 26

지정하다

Question 27

to be messy, untidy

Answer 27

지저분하다

Question 28

by placing ~도 after ~에 you can indicate that a location, in addition to another location, is a certain way

Answer 28

식당 밖에도 사람이 많아요 - there are a lot of people outside the restaurant as well

Question 29

놀이터에도 아기들이 없어요

Answer 29

the kids aren’t at the playground either

Question 30

by attaching ~도 to 때, it’s used to indicate that an action occurs at that time in addition to other times
“even when”

Answer 30

그 여자가 일광욕을 할 때도 로션을 안 발라요 - even when that girl sunbathes she doesn’t put on lotion

Question 31

이길 때도 있고 질 때도 있어요

Answer 31

sometimes you win, sometimes you lose

Question 32

~에게도 or ~한테도 means an action is happening to something in addition to other things

Answer 32

나는 그 사람에게도 선물을 주었어 - i gave à présent to that person as well

Question 33

그런 일을 하는 것은 나한테도 어려워

Answer 33

it’s hard for even me to do that kind of work

Question 34

~에서도 means something is being done at a location in addition to other locations

Answer 34

물이 저 구멍에서도 나와요 - water comes out from that hole as well

Question 35

병원에 사람이 너무 많아서 환자가 복도에서도 자고 있어요

Answer 35

there are so many people at the hospital, so there are even patients sleeping in the hallway

Question 36

책을 기계로도 반납할 수 있어요

Answer 36

you can return the book using the machine as well

Question 37

우리가 피자를 점심으로도 먹었어요

Answer 37

we also ate pizza for lunch

Question 38

제주도가 신선한 공기로도 유명해요

Answer 38

jeju is also famous for its fresh air

Question 39

~(으)로부터도 can be used when indicating from where something was recieved from

Answer 39

나는 할머니로부터도 돈을 받았어요 - i also recieved money from my grandmother

Question 40

~까지도 puts a lot of emotion and emphasis in indicating to what extent something occurs

Answer 40

제가 책상뿐만 아니라 장롱까지도 옮겼어요 - i didn’t just move the desk, but also the wardrobe

Question 41

문을 어떻게 열지도 모르잖아요

Answer 41

you don’t even know how to open the door

Question 42

그 개념이 무엇인지도 잘 몰라요

Answer 42

he doesn’t even know what that concept is

Question 43

사람들이 이런 음악을 왜 좋아하는지도 모르겠어요

Answer 43

i don’t even know why people like this kind of music

Question 44

~는데도 is similar to using ~지만, meaning “even though”, “although”, “despite”, etc

Answer 44

열심히 공부했는데도 시험에 떨어졌어요 - despite studying very hard, i failed the exam

Question 45

나쁜 짓을 했는데도 엄마가 왜 봐주는지 몰라요

Answer 45

i did something bad, and despite that, i’m not sure why mom let me off the hook

Question 46

~고도 can stress that even after the first action occurs, the second action occurs

Answer 46

제공되는 음식을 다 먹고 아직 배고프다고 했어요 - even after eating all the provided food, he said he was still hungry

Question 47

~다가도 indicates that a situation arises during one particular action in addition to other actions
“even while one was doing..”

Answer 47

제가 울다가도 가끔 웃음이 나요 - even when i cry i laugh sometimes

Question 48

면서도 can be used to indicate that two actions occur simultaneously or when two clauses oppose each other

Answer 48

그 여자가 식당을 열고 싶다고 하면서도 요리를 못해요 - that girl says she wants to open up a restaurant, but she doesn’t know how to cook

Question 49

줄도 can be used to indicate that the fact you don’t know is just one of other facts you also didn’t know

Answer 49

부산으로 이사한 줄도 몰랐어요 - i didn’t even know you moved to busan (you were told a bunch of things u didn’t know, including they moved to busan)

Question 50

상어가 때를 지어 다니는 줄도 몰랐어요

Answer 50

i didn’t even know that sharks traveled in groups

Question 51

수도 indicates that the action or situation in the previous clause is also possible

Answer 51

비가 올 수도 있어요 - it’s possible that it’ll rain

Question 52

나는 내일 축구를 할 수도 있어요

Answer 52

it’s possible that i can player football tomorrow

Question 53

계획이 변할 수도 있어요

Answer 53

it’s possible that the plans can change

Question 54

when 수도 is followed by 없다 and not 있다, the speaker is stressing that they can’t do something

Answer 54

나는 축구를 할 수도 없어요 - i cant even play soccer

Question 55

그렇게 많은 돈을 가지고 있는 것을 상상할 수도 없어요

Answer 55

i cant even imagine having that much money