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Korean Through Hanja 한자어 정선: Each blog post will have some Sino-Korean words with a common Chinese character. If I were to learn 5 new Sino-Korean Words a day, that means I can learn more than 1800 words a year.
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Canto Mando Menu 菜單指南: I love Chinese food, and eventually I would like to learn how to read a Chinese menu entirely and be able to order in Mandarin and Cantonese. Blog posts will be in English and Japanese.

Yoji-Time 四字熟語: Learn how to use some common 4-character Japanese idiomatic expressions.

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Monday, May 10, 2010

Daily Korean Verb and Adjective # 4

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

뛰다 jump 飛び出す

조종사는 불타고 있는 비행기에서 뛰어내렸다.
The pilot jumped from the burning plane.
操縦士は燃やしている飛行機から飛び降りた。

Ang piloto ay tumalon mula sa nasusunog na eroplano.





쓰다 bitter 苦い
Example:
블랙커피를 마시면 입에 쓴 맛이 남는다.
Black coffee leaves a bitter taste in the mouth.
ブラック・コーヒーを飲んだら苦い味が残る。





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