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em Yesterday – today – tomorrow   »   ko 어제 – 오늘 – 내일

10 [ten]

Yesterday – today – tomorrow

Yesterday – today – tomorrow

10 [열]

10 [yeol]

어제 – 오늘 – 내일

[eoje – oneul – naeil]

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Yesterday was Saturday. 어-는 -요-이---. 어__ 토_______ 어-는 토-일-었-요- ------------ 어제는 토요일이었어요. 0
eoj--eun toyoil---o-s-eo--. e_______ t_________________ e-j-n-u- t-y-i---e-s---o-o- --------------------------- eojeneun toyoil-ieoss-eoyo.
I was at the cinema yesterday. 저--어제----- 있었어-. 저_ 어_ 영___ 있____ 저- 어- 영-관- 있-어-. ---------------- 저는 어제 영화관에 있었어요. 0
jeon--- -o---ye--gh-agwan-- -ss--o---eo--. j______ e___ y_____________ i_____________ j-o-e-n e-j- y-o-g-w-g-a--- i-s-e-s---o-o- ------------------------------------------ jeoneun eoje yeonghwagwan-e iss-eoss-eoyo.
The film was interesting. 영-----로웠-요. 영__ 흥______ 영-는 흥-로-어-. ----------- 영화는 흥미로웠어요. 0
y-o-g-wa-e---h-u-gmi---o---e-yo. y___________ h__________________ y-o-g-w-n-u- h-u-g-i-o-o-s-e-y-. -------------------------------- yeonghwaneun heungmilowoss-eoyo.
Today is Sunday. 오-- 일요일이에-. 오__ 일______ 오-은 일-일-에-. ----------- 오늘은 일요일이에요. 0
one-l---n il-y-i---ey-. o________ i____________ o-e-l-e-n i---o-l-i-y-. ----------------------- oneul-eun il-yoil-ieyo.
I’m not working today. 저---늘 ---- 해요. 저_ 오_ 일_ 안 해__ 저- 오- 일- 안 해-. -------------- 저는 오늘 일을 안 해요. 0
j---------eu- -l-eul a- -aey-. j______ o____ i_____ a_ h_____ j-o-e-n o-e-l i---u- a- h-e-o- ------------------------------ jeoneun oneul il-eul an haeyo.
I’m staying at home. 저는 -늘 집---어요. 저_ 오_ 집_ 있___ 저- 오- 집- 있-요- ------------- 저는 오늘 집에 있어요. 0
j--n--- ---u- ----e -ss-eoyo. j______ o____ j____ i________ j-o-e-n o-e-l j-b-e i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------- jeoneun oneul jib-e iss-eoyo.
Tomorrow is Monday. 내-----일-에요. 내__ 월______ 내-은 월-일-에-. ----------- 내일은 월요일이에요. 0
n---l--u--w----oi------. n________ w_____________ n-e-l-e-n w-l-y-i---e-o- ------------------------ naeil-eun wol-yoil-ieyo.
Tomorrow I will work again. 저- ----------예요. 저_ 내_ 다_ 일_ 거___ 저- 내- 다- 일- 거-요- ---------------- 저는 내일 다시 일할 거예요. 0
j-on--n nae-l-d--i i---l-g-o----. j______ n____ d___ i____ g_______ j-o-e-n n-e-l d-s- i-h-l g-o-e-o- --------------------------------- jeoneun naeil dasi ilhal geoyeyo.
I work at an office. 저는---실에서 ---해-. 저_ 사____ 일_ 해__ 저- 사-실-서 일- 해-. --------------- 저는 사무실에서 일을 해요. 0
je-ne-n sam---l----- il-eul---e--. j______ s___________ i_____ h_____ j-o-e-n s-m-s-l-e-e- i---u- h-e-o- ---------------------------------- jeoneun samusil-eseo il-eul haeyo.
Who is that? 저-분------? 저 분_ 누____ 저 분- 누-예-? ---------- 저 분은 누구예요? 0
je---u---u--n-g----o? j__ b______ n________ j-o b-n-e-n n-g-y-y-? --------------------- jeo bun-eun nuguyeyo?
That is Peter. 저--은 피-예-. 저 분_ 피____ 저 분- 피-예-. ---------- 저 분은 피터예요. 0
j-- b-n---- p-te--e--. j__ b______ p_________ j-o b-n-e-n p-t-o-e-o- ---------------------- jeo bun-eun piteoyeyo.
Peter is a student. 피---학생이-요. 피__ 학_____ 피-는 학-이-요- ---------- 피터는 학생이에요. 0
p-t--ne---h---a----i---. p________ h_____________ p-t-o-e-n h-g-a-n---e-o- ------------------------ piteoneun hagsaeng-ieyo.
Who is that? 저 ---누--요? 저 분_ 누____ 저 분- 누-예-? ---------- 저 분은 누구예요? 0
jeo b-n--u- -u---e-o? j__ b______ n________ j-o b-n-e-n n-g-y-y-? --------------------- jeo bun-eun nuguyeyo?
That is Martha. 저 -은 -르-예요. 저 분_ 마_____ 저 분- 마-타-요- ----------- 저 분은 마르타예요. 0
je- -un-eun-ma-e-ta--y-. j__ b______ m___________ j-o b-n-e-n m-l-u-a-e-o- ------------------------ jeo bun-eun maleutayeyo.
Martha is a secretary. 마르타---서예요. 마___ 비____ 마-타- 비-예-. ---------- 마르타는 비서예요. 0
ma-e---neu- b--eoy---. m__________ b_________ m-l-u-a-e-n b-s-o-e-o- ---------------------- maleutaneun biseoyeyo.
Peter and Martha are friends. 피터와-마--- 친구들이--. 피__ 마___ 친______ 피-와 마-타- 친-들-에-. ---------------- 피터와 마르타는 친구들이에요. 0
p-t-ow---a-eut--eu- -h-n----ul-ie--. p______ m__________ c_______________ p-t-o-a m-l-u-a-e-n c-i-g-d-u---e-o- ------------------------------------ piteowa maleutaneun chingudeul-ieyo.
Peter is Martha’s friend. 피-는-마르---친구예요. 피__ 마___ 친____ 피-는 마-타- 친-예-. -------------- 피터는 마르타의 친구예요. 0
pi-eone-- -ale---u--ch--g-ye-o. p________ m________ c__________ p-t-o-e-n m-l-u-a-i c-i-g-y-y-. ------------------------------- piteoneun maleutaui chinguyeyo.
Martha is Peter’s friend. 마-타는--터의-친-예요. 마___ 피__ 친____ 마-타- 피-의 친-예-. -------------- 마르타는 피터의 친구예요. 0
m--eut--e-n --teou- ---n--y---. m__________ p______ c__________ m-l-u-a-e-n p-t-o-i c-i-g-y-y-. ------------------------------- maleutaneun piteoui chinguyeyo.

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