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Sunday, May 9, 2010

Daily Korean Verb and Adjective #3





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

달리다 (뛰다) run 走る
Example:
너 마이크만큼 빨리 달릴 수 있니?
Can you run as fast as Mike?
あなたはマイクほど速く走れる？
你能不能像麦克一样快的跑步吗？ / 你能不能像麥克一樣快的跑步嗎？
Kaya mo bang tumakbong kasing bilis ni Mike？




시다 sour 酸っぱい
Example:
맛이 신 사과
sour apples
味が酸っぱいりんご味道酸的苹果 / 味道酸的蘋果
maasim na mansanas
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