MyWeeklyKoreanVocabulary Week14

Week 14 day 1 alcohol, liquor
day 2 to be tired, to be tiring
day 3 worry, concern

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day 4 to be exciting, to be
Week 14 excited
day 5 opportunity, chance
day 6 to throw away, to dump
day 7 introduction
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My Weekly Korean Vocabulary - Week 14 2
Day 1
술자리 drinking occasion, drinking session 자리 = seat, place
술버릇 drinking habits 버릇 = habit
독한 술 strong liquor 독하다 = to be strong (liquor, smell)

독한 is the adjective form of 독하다.
술주정 bad drinking habits, behavior changes 술주정 is often used with the verb “부리다” and “술주정을 부
that one shows when one gets drunk 리다” means to show behaviors (that are often bad) that
one normally doesn’t show when not drunk.
술을 끊다 to quit drinking, to stop drinking 끊다 = to quit/stop + V-ing, to cut off
술을 마시다 to drink alcohol 마시다 = to drink
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술에 취하다 to get drunk -에 = at, in, from, to

취하다 = to get drunk
술에서 깨다 to get sober, to sober up -에서 = at, in, from

깨다 = to wake up
술을 잘 마시다 to be a hard drinker, to hold one’s liquor 잘 = well

well 마시다 = to drink
술을 잘 못 마시다 to get easily drunk, to be a light drinker 잘 = well

못 = can’t
마시다 = to drink
술 취했어요? Are you drunk? Have you been drinking? 취하다 = to get drunk
술 잘 마셔요? Are you a hard drinker? Can you hold 잘 = well

your liquor well? 마시다 = to drink
어제 술 얼마나 마셨어요? How much did you drink yesterday? 어제 = yesterday

얼마나 = how + adjective, how much + noun
이렇게 독한 술을 어떻게 How do you drink such a strong liquor? 이렇게 = like this, such
독하다 = to be strong (liquor, smell)
마셔요? 독한 is the adjective form of 독하다.

저 술 끊었어요. I quit drinking. I will drink something 저 = I (polite)

else. 끊다 = to quit/stop + V-ing, to cut off
다른 거 마실게요. 다르다 = to be different
다른 is the adjective form of 다르다
-(으)ㄹ게요 = will (waiting for the other person’s response)
오늘 일 끝나고 술 한 잔 Do you want to go have a drink after work 오늘 = today

today? 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
하러 갈래요? 끝나다 = to end, to be over, to be finished
한 잔 = one shot, one glass
가다 = to go
술 한 잔 하러 가다 = to go for a drink
어제 술을 많이 마셔서 I drank a lot yesterday, so I still have a 어제 = yesterday

headache. 많다 = to be a lot
아직도 머리가 아파요. 많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
-아/어/여서 = since, because
아직도 = still
머리 = head
아프다 = to hurt, to be sick
어제 술을 많이 마시고 I drank a lot yesterday and lost my wallet. 어제 = yesterday

많다 = to be a lot
지갑을 잃어 버렸어요. 많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
지갑 = wallet
잃어 버리다 = to lose

저는 술은 잘 못 마시는데, I can’t drink much, but I do enjoy joining 저 = I (polite)

drinking occasions. 잘 = well
술자리는 좋아해요. 못 = can’t
-(으/느)ㄴ데 = and, but
자리 = seat, place
술자리 = drinking occasion, drinking session
좋아하다 = to like
그 사람은 술주정이 심해서 He is a mean drinker so I don’t want to 그 사람 = that person, he, she
drink with him. 술주정 = bad drinking habits, behavior changes that one
그 사람하고는 술을 같이 안 shows when one gets drunk
마시고 싶어요. 심하다 = to be excessive
-하고 = with, together
같이 = together
안 = not
-고 싶다 = to want to + V

Day 2
피곤하다
피곤한 하루 tiring day, long day, exhausting day 하루 = one day
피곤한 성격 annoying disposition, annoying character 성격 = disposition, personality
피곤한 사람 annoying person, tiring person 사람 = person
안 피곤해요? Aren’t you tired? 안 = not
피곤하면 좀 쉬세요. If you are tired, get some rest. -(으)면 = if/when + S + V
좀 = a little, please
쉬다 = to get some rest
-(으)세요 = imperative (polite)

저 하나도 안 피곤해요. I am not tired at all. 저 = I (polite)

하나도 = (not) at all
안 = not
좀 피곤해 보이는데, You look a bit tired. Are you okay? 좀 = a little, please
-아/어/여 보이다 = to look + adjective
괜찮아요? -(으/느)ㄴ데 = and, but
괜찮다 = to be okay
오늘 하루 종일 정말 I’ve been tired all day long today. 오늘 = today

하루 = one day
피곤했어요. 종일 = all day long, the whole day
정말 = really, very
요즘은 잠을 많이 자도 Recently, I’m tired even if I sleep a lot. 요즘 = recently, lately

잠 = sleep
피곤해요. 많다 = to be a lot
많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
자다 = to sleep
-아/어/여도 = even if + S + V
피곤할 때는 일에 집중이 안 When I’m tired, I can’t concentrate on -(으)ㄹ 때 = when, during
work. 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
돼요. -에 = at, in, from, to
집중 = concentration
안 = not
집중이 되다 = to be able to concentrate/focus

너무 피곤해서 지금은 좀 I’m really tired, so I’d like to go get some 너무 = too much, excessively
sleep now. -아/어/여서 = since, because
자고 싶어요. 지금 = now
자다 = to sleep
그렇게 피곤하면 집에 If you are that tired, go home and get 그렇게 = like that, that much
some rest. -(으)면 = if/when + S + V
들어가서 쉬세요. 집 = home, house
-에 = at, in, from, to
들어가다 = to go inside, to leave
쉬다 = to get some rest
그 사람은 정말 피곤한 I think he is a really tiring person (to be 그 사람 = that person, he/she
with). 정말 = really, very
사람인 것 같아요. 사람 = person, people
-(으)ㄴ 것 같다 = I think + S + V(-ed)
너무 피곤해서 집에 I was really tired, so I fell asleep as soon 너무 = too much, excessively
as I got home. -아/어/여서 = since, because
가자마자 잠들었어요. 집 = home, house
가다 = to go
-자마자 = as soon as + S + V
잠들다 = to fall asleep

그 사람은 정말 사람을 He really makes people tired (by being 그 사람 = that person, he/she
around him). 정말 = really, very
피곤하게 만들어요. 사람 = person, people
-게 만들다 = to make one + V
운동을 시작하고 나서 덜 I think I feel less tired ever since I started 운동 = exercise
exercising. 시작하다 = to start
피곤한 것 같아요. -고 나서 = ever since, since
덜 = less
-(으)ㄴ 것 같다 = I think + S + V(-ed)
오늘은 하루 종일 서 I have been standing all day long today, 오늘 = today

so I’m really tired. 하루 = one day
있었더니 너무 피곤해요. 종일 = all day long, the whole day
서다 = to stand
-았/었/였더니 = since, because
너무 = too much, excessively
어젯밤에 꿈을 많이 꿔서 Maybe because I dreamed a lot last night, 어젯밤 = last night
I am really tired. 꿈 = dream
그런지 너무 피곤해요. 많다 = to be a lot
꿈을 꾸다 = to dream
-아/어/여서 그런지 = maybe because, I guess it’s because

요즘 일이 많아서 잠을 많이 I haven’t slept a lot lately because I have a 요즘 = lately

lot of work, so I’m really tired. 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
못 잤더니 정말 피곤해요. 많다 = to be a lot
잠 = sleep
못 = can’t
자다 = to sleep
-았/었/였더니 = since, because
오늘 운동을 많이 해서 I did a lot of exercise today so I am tired, 오늘 = today

but I feel very good. 운동 = exercise
피곤하기는 한데 그래도 많다 = to be a lot
기분은 좋아요. 많이 is the adverb form of 많다.
운동을 하다 = to exercise, to work out
-기는 한데 = it is + adjective + but …
그래도 = but, still
기분 = feelings, mood
좋다 = to be good

Day 3
걱정
걱정거리 worries, concerns, something to worry -거리 is used after some nouns or verbs to mean
about “something to + Verb”.
괜한 걱정 needless worries, groundless concerns 괜하다 = to be useless

괜한 is the adjective form of 괜하다.
지나친 걱정 excessive concern 지나치다 = to be excessive, to be too much

지나친 is the adjective form of 지나치다.
걱정 없다 to be unnecessary to worry, to have 없다 = to be not there, to not exist, to not have

nothing to worry about
걱정스럽다 to be worried, to be worrisome

걱정을 하다 to worry
걱정이 되다 to be worried, to be concerned
걱정이 있다 to have a problem, to have something to 있다 = to be there, to exist, to have

worry about
걱정을 끼치다 to make someone worry 끼치다 = to cause, to have an influence
걱정하지 마세요. Don’t worry. -지 마세요 = Don’t + V.
무슨 걱정 있어요? Is there something that worries you? 무슨 = what, what kind of

있다 = to be there, to exist, to have
내일 시험이 걱정 돼요. I am worried about tomorrow’s test. 내일 = tomorrow

시험 = test, exam
걱정이 되다 = to be worried
괜한 걱정은 하지 마세요. Don’t be worried about something 괜하다 = to be useless

unnecessary (to worried about). 괜한 is the adjective form of 괜하다.
걱정하다 = to worry
-지 마세요 = Don’t + V.

걱정해 주셔서 감사합니다. Thank you for your concern. 걱정하다 = to worry
-아/어/여 주다 = to do something for someone
감사하다 = to be grateful
-아/어/여 주셔서 감사합니다 = Thank you for V-ing. (polite)
걱정을 끼쳐 드려서 I’m sorry for making you worry. 끼치다 = to cause, to have an influence
-아/어/여 드리다 = to do something for someone (honorific)
죄송해요. -아/어/여서 = because, since
죄송하다 = to be sorry, to feel bad (polite)
죄송해요. = I’m sorry, I feel bad. (polite)
그렇게 걱정 되면 직접 If you are really that worried, do it 그렇게 = like that, that much
yourself. 걱정이 되다 = to be worried
하세요. -(으)면 = if/when + S + V
직접 = oneself, hands-on, in person
하다 = to do
그런 걱정은 안 해도 될 것 I don’t think you need to worry about 그렇다 = to be like that
something like that. 그런 is the adjective form of 그렇다.
같아요. 안 = not
걱정을 하다 = to worry
-아/어/여도 되다 = it’s okay to + V
-(으)ㄹ 것 같다 = I think + S + will/be going to, It seems like
+ S + will/be going to

왜 그런 걱정스러운 얼굴을 Why do you look so worried? 왜 = why, how come

그렇다 = to be like that
하고 있어요? 그런 is the adjective form of 그렇다.
걱정스럽다 = to be worrisome
걱정스러운 is the adjective form of 걱정스럽다.
얼굴 = face
-(으)ㄴ 얼굴을 하다 = to wear a(n) + adjective + expression,
have a(n) + adjective + face
-고 있다 = to be + V-ing
부모님께 걱정거리를 안겨 I feel bad because I feel like I’ve given my 부모님 = parents
parents something to worry about. -께 = to (person) (honorific)
드린 것 같아서 죄송해요. 걱정거리 = something to worry about
안기다 = to give, to cause
-(으)ㄴ 것 같다 = I think + S + V-ed
죄송하다 = to be sorry, to feel bad
그 사람은 맨날 걱정만 하고 He always worries about things and never 그 사람 = that person, he/she
tries to solve any problem. 맨날 = everyday, all the time, always
문제를 해결 하려고 하지 -만 = only
않아요. 걱정하다 = to worry
문제 = problem
해결하다 = to solve
-(으)려고 하다 = to try + V-ing
-지 않다 = to not + V

Day 4
신나다
신나는 일 exciting things, something exciting 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
신나는 노래 exciting song 노래 = song
신나는 여행 exciting trip 여행 = trip
신나게 놀다 to have a lot of fun, to have fun playing 놀다 = to play, to hang out
그렇게 신나요? Is it that exciting? Are you that excited? 그렇게 = like that, that much
뭐가 그렇게 신나요? What is so exciting? What are you so 뭐 = what

excited about? 그렇게 = like that, that much

무슨 신나는 일 없어요? Is there anything exciting going on? 무슨 = what, what kind of
일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
없다 = to be not there, to not exist, to not have
오늘 정말 신나게 놀았어요. I really had a lot of fun today. 오늘 = today

놀다 = to play, to hang out
신나는 음악으로 틀어 Please play some exciting music. 음악 = music

-으로 is a particle that marks a choice here.
주세요. 틀다 = to turn on, to play (music)
-아/어/여 주세요 = Do something for me.
신나는 노래 좀 추천해 Please recommend me some exciting 노래 = song

songs. 좀 = a little, please
주세요. 추천하다 = to recommend
이제 주말이니까 신나게 It’s the weekend now, so let’s have some 이제 = now
fun. 주말 = weekend
놀아요. -(이)니까 = since/because it is + N
-아/어/여요 = Let’s + V.

요즘에는 특별히 신날 일이 These days I have nothing particularly 요즘 = lately, recently, these days
exciting going on. -에 = at, in, from, to
없어요. 특별히 = specially, especially, particularly
일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
없다 = to be not there, to not have, to not exist
너무 신나서 시간 가는 줄 We had so much fun that we didn’t 너무 = too much, excessively

realize the passage of time. -아/어/여서 = since, because
몰랐어요. 시간 = time, hour
가다 = to go
모르다 = to not know
내일 여행 갈 생각하니까 Thinking of going on a trip tomorrow 내일 = tomorrow

makes me so excited. 여행 = travel, trip
너무 신나요. 가다 = to go
-(으)ㄹ 생각하다 = to think about + V-ing
-(으)니까 = since, because
안 좋은 일도 없지만, 신날 Nothing bad has happened, but nothing 안 = not

exciting has happened, either. 좋다 = to be not good
일도 없어요. 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff
-도 = too
없다 = to be not there, to not exist, to not have
-지만 = but

너무 신나서 어젯밤에 I was really excited, so I couldn’t sleep at 너무 = too much, excessively
all last night. -아/어/여서 = since, because
한숨도 못 잤어요. 어젯밤 = last night
한숨도 못 자다 = to not be able to sleep all night long, to
not be able to sleep at all
저희는 지금 여행 갈 생각에 We are excited now at the thought of 저희 = we (polite)

traveling. 지금 = now
신나 있어요. 여행 = travel, trip
가다 = to go
생각 = thought, idea
-에 = at
-(으)ㄹ 생각에 = at the thought of V-ing
속으로는 신났지만 I was excited inside but, on the surface, I 속 = inside

pretended that I wasn’t. -으로 = to, toward, with, via, through
겉으로는 안 그런 척 -지만 = but
했어요. 겉 = outside, exterior
안 = not
그렇다 = to be like that
그런 is the adjective form of 그렇다.
-(으/느)ㄴ 척 하다 = to pretend + S + V

어제 바닷가에서 너무 I had too much fun playing at the beach 어제 = yesterday

yesterday so I’m really tired now. 바닷가 = beach
신나게 놀아서 지금 정말 -에서 = at, in, from
피곤해요. 너무 = too much, excessively
-아/어/여서 = because, since
지금 = now
피곤하다 = to be tired
오늘 친구들하고 신나게 I wanted to have fun hanging out with 오늘 = today

friends today but I suddenly caught a 친구 = friend
놀고 싶었는데 갑자기 cold so I couldn’t go out. -들 = suffix for plural
감기에 걸려서 못 나갔어요. -하고 = with
-았/었/였는데 = S + V-ed + and/but
갑자기 = suddenly, all of a sudden
감기 = cold, flu
(감기에) 걸리다 = to catch (a cold)
못 = can’t
나가다 = to go out

Day 5
기회
좋은 기회 good opportunity 좋다 = to be good

좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
절호의 기회 golden opportunity 절호의 = splendid, golden (almost always used with the
word 기회 or 찬스)
기회를 잡다 to grab an opportunity 잡다 = to grab, to catch
기회를 주다 to give an opportunity 주다 = to give
기회가 오다 an opportunity comes 오다 = to come
기회를 엿보다 to be on the lookout for an opportunity 엿보다 = to peek, to secretly look

기회를 놓치다 to miss/lose an opportunity 놓치다 = to miss
기회를 노리다 to be on the alert for an opportunity 노리다 = to seek, to aim, to be after
기회가 왔을 때 잡으세요. When an opportunity comes to you, grab 오다 = to come

it. -(으)ㄹ 때 = when, during
잡다 = to grab, to cash
자주 있는 기회가 아니에요. It’s not an opportunity that comes around 자주 = often

often. 있다 = to be there, to have, to exist
아니다 = to be not
그런 좋은 기회를 You missed such a good opportunity? 그렇다 = to be like that

그런 is the adjective form of 그렇다.
놓쳤어요? 좋다 = to be good
놓치다 = to miss
다시 한 번만 기회를 Please give me one more opportunity. 다시 = again

한 번 = one time, once
주세요. -만 = just, only
주다 = to give

지금이 아니면 기회가 If it’s not now, there is no more 지금 = now

opportunity. 아니면 = or
없어요. 없다 = to be not there, to not have, to not exist
이번 기회에 확실히 I’d like to take this opportunity to tell you 이번 = this, this time
clearly. -에 = at, in, from, to
말할게요. 확실하다 = to be clear
확실히 is the adverb form of 확실하다.
말하다 = to speak, to tell, to talk, to say
-(으)ㄹ 것이다 = will, to be going to + V
지금이 좋은 기회인 것 I think you have a good opportunity now. 지금 = now

좋다 = to be good
같아요. 좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
- 것 같다 = I think
다시 한 번 기회를 엿보고 Once again, I’m looking for an 다시 = again

opportunity. 한 번 = one time, once
있어요. 엿보다 = to peek, to secretly look
이번 기회를 놓치면 후회할 If you miss this opportunity, you will 이번 = this, this time
regret it. 놓치다 = to miss
거예요. -(으)면 = if/when + S + V
후회하다 = to regret

이건 평생 한 번 있는 좋은 This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. 이건 = this, this thing

이건 is 이것은 in the original form but people often just say
기회예요. 이건 for the ease of pronunciation.
평생 = one’s whole life
한 번 = one time, once
있다 = to be there, to have, to exist
좋다 = to be good
기회를 잘 노리고 있다가 You need to be looking for that 잘 = well

opportunity and grab it when it comes 노리다 = to seek, to aim, to be after
기회가 왔을 때 잡아야 your way. -고 있다 = to be + V-ing
해요. 오다 = to come
-(으)ㄹ 때 = when, during
잡다 = to grab, to catch
-아/어/여야 하다 = should
작년에 번지 점프를 할 I had the chance to do bungee jumping 작년 = last year

last year and it was really scary. -에 = at, in, from, to
기회가 있었는데 진짜 번지 점프 = bungee jump
무서웠어요. 하다 = to do
진짜 = really, very
무섭다 = to be scary, to be scared

Day 6
버리다
욕심을 버리다 to get rid of greed, to lose one’s greed 욕심 = greed
희망을 버리다 to lose one’s hope, to drop one’s hope 희망 = hope
자존심을 버리다 to throw away one’s pride 자존심 = pride, self-respect
쓰레기를 버리다 to throw away garbage, to take out 쓰레기 = trash, garbage
garbage
이거 왜 버려요? Why are you throwing this away? 이거 = this, this thing
왜 = why, how come

이것도 버릴 거예요? Are you throwing this away, too? 이것 = this, this thing
-도 = too
이거 다 버릴 거예요? Are you going to throw away all of these? 이거 = this, this thing
다 = all, whole, every
이거는 안 버릴 거예요. I’m not going to throw away this one. 이거 = this, this thing
안 = not
희망을 버리지 마세요. Please don’t lose hope. 희망 = hope

이거 버려도 되는 거예요? Is it okay to throw this away? 이거 = this, this thing

-아/어/여도 되다 = to be okay to + V
이거 어디에 버려야 돼요? Where should I throw this away? 이거 = this, this thing
어디 = where
-아/어/여야 되다 = should, to have to + V
어디에 버렸는지 기억 Do you remember where you threw that 어디 = where

away? -에 = at, in, from, to
나요? 기억나다 = to remember

여기에 쓰레기 버리지 Don’t throw garbage here. 여기 = here, this place
마세요. 쓰레기 = trash, garbage
나가면서 이 박스 좀 버려 Please throw away this box on your way 나가다 = to go out
out. -(으)면서 = while + S + V
주세요. 이 = this
박스 = box
쓰레기를 아무데나 버리면 You shouldn’t dump garbage just 쓰레기 = trash, garbage
anywhere. 아무데나 = (not) anywhere
안 돼요. -(으)면 = if/when + S + V
안 되다 = S + can’t/shouldn’t
학교 다닐 때 쓰던 책은 다 I’ve thrown away all the books that I used 학교 = school

back when I went to school. 다니다 = to go, to attend, to go regularly
버렸어요. -(으)ㄹ 때 = when, during
쓰다 = to use
책 = book

욕심을 버리면 마음이 편해 Once you lose your greed, you will feel 욕심 = greed
peaceful. -(으)면 = if/when + S + V
질 거예요. 마음 = mind, one’s state of mind, how one feels
편하다 = to be comfortable, to be peaceful
-아/어/여지다 = to become + adjective
안 입는 옷은 버리지 말고 Please do not throw away the clothes 안 = not

that you don’t wear any more, but donate 입다 = to wear
기부하세요. them instead. 옷 = clothes
-지 말고 = Don’t + V + but
기부하다 = to donate
작년에 산 책인데, 안 This is a book that I bought last year, but 작년 = late year
I don’t read it any more, so I am going to -에 = at, in, from, to
보니까 버리려고요. throw it away. 사다 = to buy
책 = book
-인데 = shortened form of 이다 (is) + 그런데 (then or
but), used after a noun to show contrast or a change in
situation
안 = not
보다 = to see, to look, to watch, to read
-(으)니까 = since, because
-(으)려고요. = I will + V

이사하기 전에 필요없는 Before moving out, throw away all the 이사 = moving
stuff you don’t need. 이사하다 = to move out
물건들은 다 버리세요. 전 = before
필요없다 = to be not needed, to be not necessary
물건 = stuff
-들 = suffix for plural

Day 7
소개
소개팅 blind date
자기 소개 self-introduction 자기 = self
소개하다 to introduce
소개 받다 to be introduced (to someone) 받다 = to receive
소개시켜 주다 to introduce someone (to someone), to -아/어/여 주다 = to do something for someone

introduce two people to each other

자기 소개 좀 해 주세요. Please introduce yourself. 자기 = self

자기 소개 = self-introduction
하다 = to do
제 친구들 소개해 드릴게요. I will introduce my friends to you. 제 = my (polite)

친구 = friend
-들 = suffix for plural
소개하다 = to introduce
좋은 책 한 권 소개해 Please recommend a good book to me. 좋다 = to be good

주세요. 책 = book
한 권 = one book
친구 소개로 알게 된 I found this restaurant throw my friend’s 친구 = friend

introduction. -로 = as, for, to, with, via, by, through
식당이에요. 알다 = to know
-게 되다 = to get to + V, to gradually + V
식당 = restaurant

좋은 사람 있으면 소개해 Please set me up with someone nice that 좋다 = to be good

you know. 좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
주세요. 사람 = person, people
-(으)면 = if/when + S + V
여기는 누구 소개로 알게 Who introduced you to this place? 여기 = here, this place
누구 = who (possessive)
됐어요? -로 = as, for, to, with, via, by, through
알다 = to know
-게 되다 = to get to + V, to gradually + V
좋은 카페 몇 군데 소개해 Please recommend some nice cafes to me. 좋다 = to be good

주세요. 카페 = cafe
군데 is a counter for places.
몇 군데 = a couple of places, some places
좋은 한국 노래 좀 소개해 Please recommend some good Korean 좋다 = to be good

songs to me. 좋은 is the adjective form of 좋다.
주세요. 한국 = Korea
노래 = song

소개시켜 주고 싶은 사람이 I have someone I want to introduce to 소개시켜 주다 = to introduce (someone to someone else)
you. -고 싶다 = to want to + V
있어요. 사람 = person, people
어제 소개팅을 했는데, 잘 I went on a blind date yesterday, but it 어제 = yesterday

didn’t go well. 소개팅 = blind date
안 됐어요. 소개팅을 하다 = to go on a blind date
잘 = well
안 = not
잘 안되다 = to not go well
남자친구는 친구의 소개로 I met my boyfriend through a friend’s 남자친구 = boyfriend

introduction. 친구 = friend
만났어요. -의 = of, ‘s
-로 = as, for, to, with, via, by, through
만나다 = to meet
주변에 소개팅 하고 싶어 Is there anyone around you who wants to 주변 = around

go on a blind date? -에 = at, in, from, to
하는 사람 있어요? 소개팅 = blind date
소개팅하다 = to go on a blind date
-고 싶어 하다 = to want to + V, to be wanting to + V
사람 = person, people

이번에 저희가 새로 만든 At this time, we will introduce a newly 이번 = this, this time
made product. -에 = at, in, from, to
상품을 소개해 드릴게요. 저희 = we (polite)
새로 = newly
만들다 = to make
상품 = product, goods
아르바이트 할 수 있는 사람 If there is anyone who can do a part-time 아르바이트 = part-time job

job, please introduce them to me. -(으)ㄹ 수 있다 = to be able to + V
있으면 소개해 주세요. 사람 = person, people

회사에서 아르바이트생을 My company is looking for a part-timer, 회사 = company

so if you know anyone that could be good -에서 = at, in, from
구하고 있는데, 괜찮은 사람 for it, please introduce them to me. 아르바이트생 = part-timer
있으면 소개해 주세요. 구하다 = to look for, to seek
-(으/느)ㄴ 데 = and, but
괜찮다 = to be okay
괜찮은 is the adjective form of 괜찮다.
사람 = person, people


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Week 14 day 1 alcohol, liquor

day 2 to be tired, to be tiring

day 3 worry, concern

day 5 opportunity, chance

day 6 to throw away, to dump

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술자리 drinking occasion, drinking session 자리 = seat, place

술버릇 drinking habits 버릇 = habit

독한 술 strong liquor 독하다 = to be strong (liquor, smell)

술을 끊다 to quit drinking, to stop drinking 끊다 = to quit/stop + V-ing, to cut off

술을 마시다 to drink alcohol 마시다 = to drink

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술에 취하다 to get drunk -에 = at, in, from, to

술에서 깨다 to get sober, to sober up -에서 = at, in, from

술을 잘 마시다 to be a hard drinker, to hold one’s liquor 잘 = well

술을 잘 못 마시다 to get easily drunk, to be a light drinker 잘 = well

술 잘 마셔요? Are you a hard drinker? Can you hold 잘 = well

어제 술 얼마나 마셨어요? How much did you drink yesterday? 어제 = yesterday

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저 술 끊었어요. I quit drinking. I will drink something 저 = I (polite)

오늘 일 끝나고 술 한 잔 Do you want to go have a drink after work 오늘 = today

어제 술을 많이 마셔서 I drank a lot yesterday, so I still have a 어제 = yesterday

어제 술을 많이 마시고 I drank a lot yesterday and lost my wallet. 어제 = yesterday

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저는 술은 잘 못 마시는데, I can’t drink much, but I do enjoy joining 저 = I (polite)

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피곤한 하루 tiring day, long day, exhausting day 하루 = one day

피곤한 성격 annoying disposition, annoying character 성격 = disposition, personality

피곤한 사람 annoying person, tiring person 사람 = person

안 피곤해요? Aren’t you tired? 안 = not

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저 하나도 안 피곤해요. I am not tired at all. 저 = I (polite)

오늘 하루 종일 정말 I’ve been tired all day long today. 오늘 = today

요즘은 잠을 많이 자도 Recently, I’m tired even if I sleep a lot. 요즘 = recently, lately

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오늘은 하루 종일 서 I have been standing all day long today, 오늘 = today

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요즘 일이 많아서 잠을 많이 I haven’t slept a lot lately because I have a 요즘 = lately

오늘 운동을 많이 해서 I did a lot of exercise today so I am tired, 오늘 = today

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괜한 걱정 needless worries, groundless concerns 괜하다 = to be useless

지나친 걱정 excessive concern 지나치다 = to be excessive, to be too much

걱정 없다 to be unnecessary to worry, to have 없다 = to be not there, to not exist, to not have

걱정스럽다 to be worried, to be worrisome

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걱정이 되다 to be worried, to be concerned

걱정이 있다 to have a problem, to have something to 있다 = to be there, to exist, to have

걱정을 끼치다 to make someone worry 끼치다 = to cause, to have an influence

걱정하지 마세요. Don’t worry. -지 마세요 = Don’t + V.

무슨 걱정 있어요? Is there something that worries you? 무슨 = what, what kind of

내일 시험이 걱정 돼요. I am worried about tomorrow’s test. 내일 = tomorrow

괜한 걱정은 하지 마세요. Don’t be worried about something 괜하다 = to be useless

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왜 그런 걱정스러운 얼굴을 Why do you look so worried? 왜 = why, how come

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신나는 일 exciting things, something exciting 일 = work, thing, occasion, stuff

신나는 노래 exciting song 노래 = song

신나는 여행 exciting trip 여행 = trip

뭐가 그렇게 신나요? What is so exciting? What are you so 뭐 = what

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오늘 정말 신나게 놀았어요. I really had a lot of fun today. 오늘 = today