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1 [one]

People

People

1 [하나]

1 [hana]

사람들

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I 저저 저 저 - 저 0
jeo j__ j-o --- jeo
I and you 저- 당신 저_ 당_ 저- 당- ----- 저와 당신 0
je----da-gs-n j____ d______ j-o-a d-n-s-n ------------- jeowa dangsin
both of us 우--둘 다 우_ 둘 다 우- 둘 다 ------ 우리 둘 다 0
u-i -u- da u__ d__ d_ u-i d-l d- ---------- uli dul da
he 그그 그 그 - 그 0
geu g__ g-u --- geu
he and she 그---녀 그_ 그_ 그- 그- ----- 그와 그녀 0
geuwa-g-uny-o g____ g______ g-u-a g-u-y-o ------------- geuwa geunyeo
they both 그들-둘-다 그_ 둘 다 그- 둘 다 ------ 그들 둘 다 0
g-u--u--du- -a g______ d__ d_ g-u-e-l d-l d- -------------- geudeul dul da
the man -자 남_ 남- -- 남자 0
n--ja n____ n-m-a ----- namja
the woman 여- 여_ 여- -- 여자 0
yeoja y____ y-o-a ----- yeoja
the child -이 아_ 아- -- 아이 0
-i a_ a- -- ai
a family 가- 가_ 가- -- 가족 0
gaj-g g____ g-j-g ----- gajog
my family 저---족 저_ 가_ 저- 가- ----- 저의 가족 0
jeo-i--a-og j____ g____ j-o-i g-j-g ----------- jeoui gajog
My family is here. 저의---이----있--. 저_ 가__ 여_ 있___ 저- 가-이 여- 있-요- -------------- 저의 가족이 여기 있어요. 0
j---- -aj---- -eo---is--eoy-. j____ g______ y____ i________ j-o-i g-j-g-i y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------- jeoui gajog-i yeogi iss-eoyo.
I am here. 저- -- 있어-. 저_ 여_ 있___ 저- 여- 있-요- ---------- 저는 여기 있어요. 0
jeo-eun---ogi is----y-. j______ y____ i________ j-o-e-n y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ----------------------- jeoneun yeogi iss-eoyo.
You are here. 당-은-여기 ---. 당__ 여_ 있___ 당-은 여- 있-요- ----------- 당신은 여기 있어요. 0
d-ngs-n-e-n y-og- ----eo--. d__________ y____ i________ d-n-s-n-e-n y-o-i i-s-e-y-. --------------------------- dangsin-eun yeogi iss-eoyo.
He is here and she is here. 그- -기 ------ 여기 있어요. 그_ 여_ 있_ 그__ 여_ 있___ 그- 여- 있- 그-는 여- 있-요- -------------------- 그는 여기 있고 그녀는 여기 있어요. 0
g--n-u-----gi---s-- -------ne-n-y--g--i-s-eo--. g______ y____ i____ g__________ y____ i________ g-u-e-n y-o-i i-s-o g-u-y-o-e-n y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------------------- geuneun yeogi issgo geunyeoneun yeogi iss-eoyo.
We are here. 우-는--- 있어요. 우__ 여_ 있___ 우-는 여- 있-요- ----------- 우리는 여기 있어요. 0
u---e-n-yeo---i---e--o. u______ y____ i________ u-i-e-n y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ----------------------- ulineun yeogi iss-eoyo.
You are here. 당신들은--- ---. 당___ 여_ 있___ 당-들- 여- 있-요- ------------ 당신들은 여기 있어요. 0
d-n-sin-eu--e-n--e--- i-s--oyo. d______________ y____ i________ d-n-s-n-e-l-e-n y-o-i i-s-e-y-. ------------------------------- dangsindeul-eun yeogi iss-eoyo.
They are all here. 그-은-모두-여기 있-요. 그__ 모_ 여_ 있___ 그-은 모- 여- 있-요- -------------- 그들은 모두 여기 있어요. 0
g---e-l-e------- y-ogi i-----yo. g__________ m___ y____ i________ g-u-e-l-e-n m-d- y-o-i i-s-e-y-. -------------------------------- geudeul-eun modu yeogi iss-eoyo.

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