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en Days of the week   »   ko 요일

9 [nine]

Days of the week

Days of the week

9 [아홉]

9 [ahob]

요일

[yoil]

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Monday 월-일 월__ 월-일 --- 월요일 0
w-l-y--l w_______ w-l-y-i- -------- wol-yoil
Tuesday 화요일 화__ 화-일 --- 화요일 0
h-ay-il h______ h-a-o-l ------- hwayoil
Wednesday 수-일 수__ 수-일 --- 수요일 0
s--oil s_____ s-y-i- ------ suyoil
Thursday 목-일 목__ 목-일 --- 목요일 0
mo--y--l m_______ m-g-y-i- -------- mog-yoil
Friday 금-일 금__ 금-일 --- 금요일 0
geu-----l g________ g-u---o-l --------- geum-yoil
Saturday 토-일 토__ 토-일 --- 토요일 0
toy-il t_____ t-y-i- ------ toyoil
Sunday 일요일 일__ 일-일 --- 일요일 0
il-yoil i______ i---o-l ------- il-yoil
the week 일주일 일__ 일-일 --- 일주일 0
i-ju--l i______ i-j---l ------- ilju-il
from Monday to Sunday 월-일-- -요-까지 월____ 일____ 월-일-터 일-일-지 ----------- 월요일부터 일요일까지 0
wo--yoilb--eo ---y-il--aji w____________ i___________ w-l-y-i-b-t-o i---o-l-k-j- -------------------------- wol-yoilbuteo il-yoilkkaji
The first day is Monday. 첫--날----일이-요. 첫_ 날_ 월______ 첫- 날- 월-일-에-. ------------- 첫째 날은 월요일이에요. 0
c--osjja--n----u--wol-y-il----o. c________ n______ w_____________ c-e-s-j-e n-l-e-n w-l-y-i---e-o- -------------------------------- cheosjjae nal-eun wol-yoil-ieyo.
The second day is Tuesday. 둘째------일-에-. 둘_ 날_ 화______ 둘- 날- 화-일-에-. ------------- 둘째 날은 화요일이에요. 0
du--j-- na----n-h----i--i-yo. d______ n______ h____________ d-l-j-e n-l-e-n h-a-o-l-i-y-. ----------------------------- duljjae nal-eun hwayoil-ieyo.
The third day is Wednesday. 셋- -은 수요--에-. 셋_ 날_ 수______ 셋- 날- 수-일-에-. ------------- 셋째 날은 수요일이에요. 0
ses-j-- -----u- ----il--e--. s______ n______ s___________ s-s-j-e n-l-e-n s-y-i---e-o- ---------------------------- sesjjae nal-eun suyoil-ieyo.
The fourth day is Thursday. 넷째--은 목요-이에요. 넷_ 날_ 목______ 넷- 날- 목-일-에-. ------------- 넷째 날은 목요일이에요. 0
n--j-a- na--e-n m----oil---y-. n______ n______ m_____________ n-s-j-e n-l-e-n m-g-y-i---e-o- ------------------------------ nesjjae nal-eun mog-yoil-ieyo.
The fifth day is Friday. 다섯째--은 -----요. 다__ 날_ 금______ 다-째 날- 금-일-에-. -------------- 다섯째 날은 금요일이에요. 0
da-e-s-j-e--a--e-n-geu--yoi----yo. d_________ n______ g______________ d-s-o-j-a- n-l-e-n g-u---o-l-i-y-. ---------------------------------- daseosjjae nal-eun geum-yoil-ieyo.
The sixth day is Saturday. 여----은-토요일-에-. 여__ 날_ 토______ 여-째 날- 토-일-에-. -------------- 여섯째 날은 토요일이에요. 0
yeo---sjj-----l---n -oyo-l--ey-. y__________ n______ t___________ y-o-e-s-j-e n-l-e-n t-y-i---e-o- -------------------------------- yeoseosjjae nal-eun toyoil-ieyo.
The seventh day is Sunday. 일-째 날-----이--. 일__ 날_ 일______ 일-째 날- 일-일-에-. -------------- 일곱째 날은 일요일이에요. 0
ilgob-jae -a---un-i--y--l---yo. i________ n______ i____________ i-g-b-j-e n-l-e-n i---o-l-i-y-. ------------------------------- ilgobjjae nal-eun il-yoil-ieyo.
The week has seven days. 일------ 일이 --요. 일____ 칠 일_ 있___ 일-일-는 칠 일- 있-요- --------------- 일주일에는 칠 일이 있어요. 0
i-j------n----c--l -l-i iss-eoyo. i____________ c___ i___ i________ i-j---l-e-e-n c-i- i--- i-s-e-y-. --------------------------------- ilju-il-eneun chil il-i iss-eoyo.
We only work for five days. 우-- - 일--일해-. 우__ 오 일_ 일___ 우-는 오 일- 일-요- ------------- 우리는 오 일만 일해요. 0
ul--e---o -lm-n---hae-o. u______ o i____ i_______ u-i-e-n o i-m-n i-h-e-o- ------------------------ ulineun o ilman ilhaeyo.

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