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24 [twenty-four]

Appointment

Appointment

24 [스물넷]

24 [seumulnes]

약속

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Did you miss the bus? 버스- -쳤어요? 버__ 놓____ 버-를 놓-어-? --------- 버스를 놓쳤어요? 0
beo-eu-eu- nohc---oss-eoy-? b_________ n_______________ b-o-e-l-u- n-h-h-e-s---o-o- --------------------------- beoseuleul nohchyeoss-eoyo?
I waited for you for half an hour. 당신을 삼- -동- -다렸--. 당__ 삼_ 분__ 기_____ 당-을 삼- 분-안 기-렸-요- ----------------- 당신을 삼십 분동안 기다렸어요. 0
d-n--in------ams-b bun-o-g--n---d--ye----eoy-. d__________ s_____ b_________ g_______________ d-n-s-n-e-l s-m-i- b-n-o-g-a- g-d-l-e-s---o-o- ---------------------------------------------- dangsin-eul samsib bundong-an gidalyeoss-eoyo.
Don’t you have a mobile / cell phone (am.) with you? 핸-폰을-- -지---어-? 핸___ 안 가__ 있___ 핸-폰- 안 가-고 있-요- --------------- 핸드폰을 안 가지고 있어요? 0
h-ende-----e-l a---aji-o-iss-eoyo? h_____________ a_ g_____ i________ h-e-d-u-o---u- a- g-j-g- i-s-e-y-? ---------------------------------- haendeupon-eul an gajigo iss-eoyo?
Be punctual next time! 다-----간 맞-서---! 다___ 시_ 맞__ 와__ 다-에- 시- 맞-서 와-! --------------- 다음에는 시간 맞춰서 와요! 0
da-eu--e---- -i-a--m-jch---e---ay-! d___________ s____ m_________ w____ d---u---n-u- s-g-n m-j-h-o-e- w-y-! ----------------------------------- da-eum-eneun sigan majchwoseo wayo!
Take a taxi next time! 다--- 택- 타고--요! 다___ 택_ 타_ 와__ 다-에- 택- 타- 와-! -------------- 다음에는 택시 타고 와요! 0
d--eu--en--n-tae----t--- -a-o! d___________ t_____ t___ w____ d---u---n-u- t-e-s- t-g- w-y-! ------------------------------ da-eum-eneun taegsi tago wayo!
Take an umbrella with you next time! 다음에는-우산- --고-가-! 다___ 우__ 가__ 가__ 다-에- 우-을 가-고 가-! ---------------- 다음에는 우산을 가지고 가요! 0
d----m--n--n-u-an---l -a---o--ayo! d___________ u_______ g_____ g____ d---u---n-u- u-a---u- g-j-g- g-y-! ---------------------------------- da-eum-eneun usan-eul gajigo gayo!
I have the day off tomorrow. 저-내일-쉬는--이--. 저 내_ 쉬_ 날____ 저 내- 쉬- 날-에-. ------------- 저 내일 쉬는 날이에요. 0
jeo-n-e---s----u---a--i---. j__ n____ s______ n________ j-o n-e-l s-i-e-n n-l-i-y-. --------------------------- jeo naeil swineun nal-ieyo.
Shall we meet tomorrow? 우리 ----날--? 우_ 내_ 만____ 우- 내- 만-까-? ----------- 우리 내일 만날까요? 0
u-i-naei---a-n-l-ka-o? u__ n____ m___________ u-i n-e-l m-n-a-k-a-o- ---------------------- uli naeil mannalkkayo?
I’m sorry, I can’t make it tomorrow. 미----,--는--일-- -요. 미_____ 저_ 내_ 안 돼__ 미-하-만- 저- 내- 안 돼-. ------------------ 미안하지만, 저는 내일 안 돼요. 0
mi-nh---man, -eon--- n---- a----aeyo. m___________ j______ n____ a_ d______ m-a-h-j-m-n- j-o-e-n n-e-l a- d-a-y-. ------------------------------------- mianhajiman, jeoneun naeil an dwaeyo.
Do you already have plans for this weekend? 이--주-에--- 계---있--? 이_ 주__ 벌_ 계__ 있___ 이- 주-에 벌- 계-이 있-요- ------------------ 이번 주말에 벌써 계획이 있어요? 0
i-e---juma--e---ol--e- gy-h-e--i-iss---y-? i____ j______ b_______ g________ i________ i-e-n j-m-l-e b-o-s-e- g-e-o-g-i i-s-e-y-? ------------------------------------------ ibeon jumal-e beolsseo gyehoeg-i iss-eoyo?
Or do you already have an appointment? 아니- 벌- 약-- 있-요? 아__ 벌_ 약__ 있___ 아-면 벌- 약-이 있-요- --------------- 아니면 벌써 약속이 있어요? 0
a--myeon-be-ls----ya-s-g-i -ss---yo? a_______ b_______ y_______ i________ a-i-y-o- b-o-s-e- y-g-o--- i-s-e-y-? ------------------------------------ animyeon beolsseo yagsog-i iss-eoyo?
I suggest that we meet on the weekend. 이- 주-에 만-으면--요. 이_ 주__ 만___ 해__ 이- 주-에 만-으- 해-. --------------- 이번 주말에 만났으면 해요. 0
ibe------al---m--n-s----m--o-----y-. i____ j______ m______________ h_____ i-e-n j-m-l-e m-n-a-s-e-m-e-n h-e-o- ------------------------------------ ibeon jumal-e mannass-eumyeon haeyo.
Shall we have a picnic? 우리 소--갈--? 우_ 소_ 갈___ 우- 소- 갈-요- ---------- 우리 소풍 갈까요? 0
ul- ----ng-galk----? u__ s_____ g________ u-i s-p-n- g-l-k-y-? -------------------- uli sopung galkkayo?
Shall we go to the beach? 우---변에 ---? 우_ 해__ 갈___ 우- 해-에 갈-요- ----------- 우리 해변에 갈까요? 0
uli -ae--e---e--a--ka--? u__ h_________ g________ u-i h-e-y-o--- g-l-k-y-? ------------------------ uli haebyeon-e galkkayo?
Shall we go to the mountains? 우리--- 갈까-? 우_ 산_ 갈___ 우- 산- 갈-요- ---------- 우리 산에 갈까요? 0
u-i--a--e-g-l-ka--? u__ s____ g________ u-i s-n-e g-l-k-y-? ------------------- uli san-e galkkayo?
I will pick you up at the office. 사무실에---업할게-. 사____ 픽_____ 사-실-서 픽-할-요- ------------ 사무실에서 픽업할게요. 0
sa---il-es-o------ob-a-ge--. s___________ p______________ s-m-s-l-e-e- p-g-e-b-a-g-y-. ---------------------------- samusil-eseo pig-eobhalgeyo.
I will pick you up at home. 집에--픽업할--. 집__ 픽_____ 집-서 픽-할-요- ---------- 집에서 픽업할게요. 0
jib-eseo-pi---ob--lg--o. j_______ p______________ j-b-e-e- p-g-e-b-a-g-y-. ------------------------ jib-eseo pig-eobhalgeyo.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. 버스 ---에--픽업-할-요. 버_ 정____ 픽_ 할___ 버- 정-장-서 픽- 할-요- ---------------- 버스 정류장에서 픽업 할게요. 0
be-seu --ong-y----g-eseo-pi---o--ha-geyo. b_____ j________________ p______ h_______ b-o-e- j-o-g-y-j-n---s-o p-g-e-b h-l-e-o- ----------------------------------------- beoseu jeonglyujang-eseo pig-eob halgeyo.

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