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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

79 [일흔아홉]

79 [ilheun-ahob]

형용사 2

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I am wearing a blue dress. 저는 파-색 원피-를-입- --요. 저_ 파__ 원___ 입_ 있___ 저- 파-색 원-스- 입- 있-요- ------------------- 저는 파란색 원피스를 입고 있어요. 0
j--n-un-pa-a----g---npise-le-- i-g- --------. j______ p________ w___________ i___ i________ j-o-e-n p-l-n-a-g w-n-i-e-l-u- i-g- i-s-e-y-. --------------------------------------------- jeoneun palansaeg wonpiseuleul ibgo iss-eoyo.
I am wearing a red dress. 저- 빨간- 원-스--입고 있어요. 저_ 빨__ 원___ 입_ 있___ 저- 빨-색 원-스- 입- 있-요- ------------------- 저는 빨간색 원피스를 입고 있어요. 0
jeone---p--l-ans--- wo----eu-e-l -b-o iss-----. j______ p__________ w___________ i___ i________ j-o-e-n p-a-g-n-a-g w-n-i-e-l-u- i-g- i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------------------- jeoneun ppalgansaeg wonpiseuleul ibgo iss-eoyo.
I am wearing a green dress. 저- 초록--원피-- -고 있어-. 저_ 초__ 원___ 입_ 있___ 저- 초-색 원-스- 입- 있-요- ------------------- 저는 초록색 원피스를 입고 있어요. 0
j--ne---c-ologs-e- wonpise-l-u---bg- -----o-o. j______ c_________ w___________ i___ i________ j-o-e-n c-o-o-s-e- w-n-i-e-l-u- i-g- i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------------------- jeoneun chologsaeg wonpiseuleul ibgo iss-eoyo.
I’m buying a black bag. 저는 -은--가-을-사--있어-. 저_ 검__ 가__ 사_ 있___ 저- 검-색 가-을 사- 있-요- ------------------ 저는 검은색 가방을 사고 있어요. 0
j--neu--g-om-e----e- ga-ang-e-l--ag--i----o-o. j______ g___________ g_________ s___ i________ j-o-e-n g-o---u-s-e- g-b-n---u- s-g- i-s-e-y-. ---------------------------------------------- jeoneun geom-eunsaeg gabang-eul sago iss-eoyo.
I’m buying a brown bag. 저- 갈- -방을--고 있어요. 저_ 갈_ 가__ 사_ 있___ 저- 갈- 가-을 사- 있-요- ----------------- 저는 갈색 가방을 사고 있어요. 0
j-on-un -a---eg gab----eul-s--o-is----y-. j______ g______ g_________ s___ i________ j-o-e-n g-l-a-g g-b-n---u- s-g- i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------------- jeoneun galsaeg gabang-eul sago iss-eoyo.
I’m buying a white bag. 저는-하---가방- 사고 -어-. 저_ 하__ 가__ 사_ 있___ 저- 하-색 가-을 사- 있-요- ------------------ 저는 하얀색 가방을 사고 있어요. 0
j-o--u- hayan--e--ga-------l---g---s--eo-o. j______ h________ g_________ s___ i________ j-o-e-n h-y-n-a-g g-b-n---u- s-g- i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------------- jeoneun hayansaeg gabang-eul sago iss-eoyo.
I need a new car. 저는--------해요. 저_ 새 차_ 필____ 저- 새 차- 필-해-. ------------- 저는 새 차가 필요해요. 0
j-oneun-s-- chag--pil-y-hae-o. j______ s__ c____ p___________ j-o-e-n s-e c-a-a p-l-y-h-e-o- ------------------------------ jeoneun sae chaga pil-yohaeyo.
I need a fast car. 저는--른-차---요해요. 저_ 빠_ 차_ 필____ 저- 빠- 차- 필-해-. -------------- 저는 빠른 차가 필요해요. 0
je-neun p--leun -h-g- p-l-yoha--o. j______ p______ c____ p___________ j-o-e-n p-a-e-n c-a-a p-l-y-h-e-o- ---------------------------------- jeoneun ppaleun chaga pil-yohaeyo.
I need a comfortable car. 저------가--요-요. 저_ 편_ 차_ 필____ 저- 편- 차- 필-해-. -------------- 저는 편한 차가 필요해요. 0
jeo-eun--y-onh-- ch--a--il-yo---y-. j______ p_______ c____ p___________ j-o-e-n p-e-n-a- c-a-a p-l-y-h-e-o- ----------------------------------- jeoneun pyeonhan chaga pil-yohaeyo.
An old lady lives at the top. 나이든 -인이 위에 -아요. 나__ 여__ 위_ 살___ 나-든 여-이 위- 살-요- --------------- 나이든 여인이 위에 살아요. 0
n-i--u- --o-n-- -ie s-l-ay-. n______ y______ w__ s_______ n-i-e-n y-o-n-i w-e s-l-a-o- ---------------------------- naideun yeoin-i wie sal-ayo.
A fat lady lives at the top. 뚱-- 여-- -에---요. 뚱__ 여__ 위_ 살___ 뚱-한 여-이 위- 살-요- --------------- 뚱뚱한 여인이 위에 살아요. 0
t-u--------an -e-in-----e--a--ayo. t____________ y______ w__ s_______ t-u-g-t-n-h-n y-o-n-i w-e s-l-a-o- ---------------------------------- ttungttunghan yeoin-i wie sal-ayo.
A curious lady lives below. 호기- -은 --이-밑- 살아요. 호__ 많_ 여__ 밑_ 살___ 호-심 많- 여-이 밑- 살-요- ------------------ 호기심 많은 여인이 밑에 살아요. 0
h---sim ma-h-e-n ye-i--i m---e s-l-a--. h______ m_______ y______ m____ s_______ h-g-s-m m-n---u- y-o-n-i m-t-e s-l-a-o- --------------------------------------- hogisim manh-eun yeoin-i mit-e sal-ayo.
Our guests were nice people. 저희--님들- -은 -람--었-요. 저_ 손___ 좋_ 사_______ 저- 손-들- 좋- 사-들-었-요- ------------------- 저희 손님들은 좋은 사람들이었어요. 0
j-o--- -o-----e---eun--oh-eu------md-u--ie----e-yo. j_____ s_____________ j______ s____________________ j-o-u- s-n-i-d-u---u- j-h-e-n s-l-m-e-l-i-o-s-e-y-. --------------------------------------------------- jeohui sonnimdeul-eun joh-eun salamdeul-ieoss-eoyo.
Our guests were polite people. 저희 -------한-사---었--. 저_ 손___ 친__ 사_______ 저- 손-들- 친-한 사-들-었-요- -------------------- 저희 손님들은 친절한 사람들이었어요. 0
j--hui so-nim---l--un---injeo-han--ala----l----s--e---. j_____ s_____________ c__________ s____________________ j-o-u- s-n-i-d-u---u- c-i-j-o-h-n s-l-m-e-l-i-o-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------------------------- jeohui sonnimdeul-eun chinjeolhan salamdeul-ieoss-eoyo.
Our guests were interesting people. 저- -님-- 흥미-운 -람들이었-요. 저_ 손___ 흥___ 사_______ 저- 손-들- 흥-로- 사-들-었-요- --------------------- 저희 손님들은 흥미로운 사람들이었어요. 0
jeohui sonn-md-ul-e-n h--ngmi--u--s-la-d-u----os--e--o. j_____ s_____________ h__________ s____________________ j-o-u- s-n-i-d-u---u- h-u-g-i-o-n s-l-m-e-l-i-o-s-e-y-. ------------------------------------------------------- jeohui sonnimdeul-eun heungmiloun salamdeul-ieoss-eoyo.
I have lovely children. 저- ----운 -이---있-요. 저_ 사____ 아___ 있___ 저- 사-스-운 아-들- 있-요- ------------------ 저는 사랑스러운 아이들이 있어요. 0
je-n--n----angseuleou- -i-----i-is--eoy-. j______ s_____________ a_______ i________ j-o-e-n s-l-n-s-u-e-u- a-d-u--- i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------------- jeoneun salangseuleoun aideul-i iss-eoyo.
But the neighbours have naughty children. 하-만-이-들은 건-진-아이들이 있어-. 하__ 이___ 건__ 아___ 있___ 하-만 이-들- 건-진 아-들- 있-요- ---------------------- 하지만 이웃들은 건방진 아이들이 있어요. 0
haj-m---i---e-------ge-nb--g-----id----i -ss--o--. h______ i__________ g__________ a_______ i________ h-j-m-n i-s-e-l-e-n g-o-b-n-j-n a-d-u--- i-s-e-y-. -------------------------------------------------- hajiman iusdeul-eun geonbangjin aideul-i iss-eoyo.
Are your children well behaved? 당-의 -이들--얌전-요? 당__ 아___ 얌____ 당-의 아-들- 얌-해-? -------------- 당신의 아이들은 얌전해요? 0
da---i-----aid-u----n--am-e-nha-y-? d_________ a_________ y____________ d-n-s-n-u- a-d-u---u- y-m-e-n-a-y-? ----------------------------------- dangsin-ui aideul-eun yamjeonhaeyo?

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