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Showing posts with label Korean Verb and Adjective. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Korean Verb and Adjective. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Daily Korean Verb and Adjective # 5

The Korean and English example sentences are from the Naver Dictionary.



헤엄치다
swim 泳ぐ
강에서 헤엄치다
Swim in the river.
川で泳ぐ。
在川里游泳。 / 在川裡游泳。
Lumangoy sa ilog.





시원하다 cool 涼しい・冷たい
맥주가 별로 시원하지 않다
The beer is not very cold.
ビールはあまり冷たくない。
啤酒不太冷。
Hindi masyadong malamig ang alak (beer).