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89 [eighty-nine]

Imperative 1

Imperative 1

89 [여든아홉]

89 [yeodeun-ahob]

명령문 1

[myeonglyeongmun 1]

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You are so lazy – don’t be so lazy! 당-은 -무 게을---- -무---르지-마세-! 당__ 너_ 게___ – 너_ 게___ 마___ 당-은 너- 게-러- – 너- 게-르- 마-요- -------------------------- 당신은 너무 게을러요 – 너무 게으르지 마세요! 0
da--sin-eun ne----geeul--o---–-neo-u --eu--u-- m---y-! d__________ n____ g_________ – n____ g________ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n n-o-u g-e-l-e-y- – n-o-u g-e-l-u-i m-s-y-! ------------------------------------------------------ dangsin-eun neomu geeulleoyo – neomu geeuleuji maseyo!
You sleep for so long – don’t sleep so late! 당-- -무--이--요 - -무 늦-까- 자지 -세요! 당__ 너_ 많_ 자_ – 너_ 늦___ 자_ 마___ 당-은 너- 많- 자- – 너- 늦-까- 자- 마-요- ------------------------------ 당신은 너무 많이 자요 – 너무 늦게까지 자지 마세요! 0
dang-i----- n-omu -----i j-y- --n-o-- -e---e--a-i--a-i-m--e-o! d__________ n____ m_____ j___ – n____ n__________ j___ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n n-o-u m-n--- j-y- – n-o-u n-u-g-k-a-i j-j- m-s-y-! -------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun neomu manh-i jayo – neomu neujgekkaji jaji maseyo!
You come home so late – don’t come home so late! 당신은--에--- -- ------- 너무--게 -지 -세요! 당__ 집_ 너_ 늦_ 와_ – 집_ 너_ 늦_ 오_ 마___ 당-은 집- 너- 늦- 와- – 집- 너- 늦- 오- 마-요- ---------------------------------- 당신은 집에 너무 늦게 와요 – 집에 너무 늦게 오지 마세요! 0
dan--i--e---ji--e--e-----e-j---w-yo-– -ib-e -eom--neu-g- oji m--eyo! d__________ j____ n____ n_____ w___ – j____ n____ n_____ o__ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n j-b-e n-o-u n-u-g- w-y- – j-b-e n-o-u n-u-g- o-i m-s-y-! -------------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun jib-e neomu neujge wayo – jib-e neomu neujge oji maseyo!
You laugh so loudly – don’t laugh so loudly! 당----- -게 -어요 - 너--------마-요! 당__ 너_ 크_ 웃__ – 너_ 크_ 웃_ 마___ 당-은 너- 크- 웃-요 – 너- 크- 웃- 마-요- ----------------------------- 당신은 너무 크게 웃어요 – 너무 크게 웃지 마세요! 0
d---s---eu---e-m--k--------eo-o –-neo-------e ---- ---e-o! d__________ n____ k____ u______ – n____ k____ u___ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n n-o-u k-u-e u---o-o – n-o-u k-u-e u-j- m-s-y-! ---------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun neomu keuge us-eoyo – neomu keuge usji maseyo!
You speak so softly – don’t speak so softly! 당신--너무 -- --요-- -무-작- -하지 마-요! 당__ 너_ 작_ 말__ – 너_ 작_ 말__ 마___ 당-은 너- 작- 말-요 – 너- 작- 말-지 마-요- ------------------------------ 당신은 너무 작게 말해요 – 너무 작게 말하지 마세요! 0
da-g-in---- neo-u-----e-m---a--o-- -eomu-----e m--h-j--ma--yo! d__________ n____ j____ m_______ – n____ j____ m______ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n n-o-u j-g-e m-l-a-y- – n-o-u j-g-e m-l-a-i m-s-y-! -------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun neomu jagge malhaeyo – neomu jagge malhaji maseyo!
You drink too much – don’t drink so much! 당-은-------마---- 너무------- 마--! 당__ 너_ 많_ 마__ – 너_ 많_ 마__ 마___ 당-은 너- 많- 마-요 – 너- 많- 마-지 마-요- ------------------------------ 당신은 너무 많이 마셔요 – 너무 많이 마시지 마세요! 0
d---sin---- ----- -a---i ---y--y--–-n-----manh-i-m-s-j- m--ey-! d__________ n____ m_____ m_______ – n____ m_____ m_____ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n n-o-u m-n--- m-s-e-y- – n-o-u m-n--- m-s-j- m-s-y-! --------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun neomu manh-i masyeoyo – neomu manh-i masiji maseyo!
You smoke too much – don’t smoke so much! 당-은 -배를----많- --- - -- 많이 담-를-피우--마--! 당__ 담__ 너_ 많_ 피__ – 너_ 많_ 담__ 피__ 마___ 당-은 담-를 너- 많- 피-요 – 너- 많- 담-를 피-지 마-요- -------------------------------------- 당신은 담배를 너무 많이 피워요 – 너무 많이 담배를 피우지 마세요! 0
d--gs-n--u- -a----l--l-n--m- -a---- p-w--o-–-ne-m---anh-i d-m-a--eul ------m---yo! d__________ d_________ n____ m_____ p_____ – n____ m_____ d_________ p____ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n d-m-a-l-u- n-o-u m-n--- p-w-y- – n-o-u m-n--- d-m-a-l-u- p-u-i m-s-y-! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun dambaeleul neomu manh-i piwoyo – neomu manh-i dambaeleul piuji maseyo!
You work too much – don’t work so much! 당신은 일을-너---- -- – -무--- 일-지 -세-! 당__ 일_ 너_ 많_ 해_ – 너_ 많_ 일__ 마___ 당-은 일- 너- 많- 해- – 너- 많- 일-지 마-요- -------------------------------- 당신은 일을 너무 많이 해요 – 너무 많이 일하지 마세요! 0
d--gs-n-e-n il-e-l---om--ma---i ---y- – -e----m--h-- -l-aj- m---y-! d__________ i_____ n____ m_____ h____ – n____ m_____ i_____ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n i---u- n-o-u m-n--- h-e-o – n-o-u m-n--- i-h-j- m-s-y-! ------------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun il-eul neomu manh-i haeyo – neomu manh-i ilhaji maseyo!
You drive too fast – don’t drive so fast! 당-----을 너- 빨- 해- – 너---리---하지----! 당__ 운__ 너_ 빨_ 해_ – 너_ 빨_ 운___ 마___ 당-은 운-을 너- 빨- 해- – 너- 빨- 운-하- 마-요- ---------------------------------- 당신은 운전을 너무 빨리 해요 – 너무 빨리 운전하지 마세요! 0
dan-s---eun--n-----eu- --o-u---a--- --e---- ne-mu ppal-- unje-n-aji--a--yo! d__________ u_________ n____ p_____ h____ – n____ p_____ u_________ m______ d-n-s-n-e-n u-j-o---u- n-o-u p-a-l- h-e-o – n-o-u p-a-l- u-j-o-h-j- m-s-y-! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun unjeon-eul neomu ppalli haeyo – neomu ppalli unjeonhaji maseyo!
Get up, Mr. Miller! 일--세요, 뮐---! 일_____ 뮐_ 씨_ 일-나-요- 뮐- 씨- ------------ 일어나세요, 뮐러 씨! 0
il--ona--yo, -wi---o ss-! i___________ m______ s___ i---o-a-e-o- m-i-l-o s-i- ------------------------- il-eonaseyo, mwilleo ssi!
Sit down, Mr. Miller! 앉으----뮐러--! 앉____ 뮐_ 씨_ 앉-세-, 뮐- 씨- ----------- 앉으세요, 뮐러 씨! 0
a---eus--o--m---l-- -si! a__________ m______ s___ a-j-e-s-y-, m-i-l-o s-i- ------------------------ anj-euseyo, mwilleo ssi!
Remain seated, Mr. Miller! 앉아-계-요--뮐- -! 앉_ 계___ 뮐_ 씨_ 앉- 계-요- 뮐- 씨- ------------- 앉아 계세요, 뮐러 씨! 0
an--- ------o- -w-l-e- -s-! a____ g_______ m______ s___ a-j-a g-e-e-o- m-i-l-o s-i- --------------------------- anj-a gyeseyo, mwilleo ssi!
Be patient! 좀-참으-요! 좀 참____ 좀 참-세-! ------- 좀 참으세요! 0
jo----am----e--! j__ c___________ j-m c-a---u-e-o- ---------------- jom cham-euseyo!
Take your time! 여-있게-하세요! 여___ 하___ 여-있- 하-요- --------- 여유있게 하세요! 0
ye----ss---h-sey-! y_________ h______ y-o-u-s-g- h-s-y-! ------------------ yeoyuissge haseyo!
Wait a moment! 잠깐만 --리세-! 잠__ 기_____ 잠-만 기-리-요- ---------- 잠깐만 기다리세요! 0
j-m-k-n-a-----al--ey-! j_________ g__________ j-m-k-n-a- g-d-l-s-y-! ---------------------- jamkkanman gidaliseyo!
Be careful! 조--세요! 조_____ 조-하-요- ------ 조심하세요! 0
jos---as-yo! j___________ j-s-m-a-e-o- ------------ josimhaseyo!
Be punctual! 시간을---세요! 시__ 지____ 시-을 지-세-! --------- 시간을 지키세요! 0
sig-n-e-l-ji--sey-! s________ j________ s-g-n-e-l j-k-s-y-! ------------------- sigan-eul jikiseyo!
Don’t be stupid! 바보-럼----마--! 바___ 굴_ 마___ 바-처- 굴- 마-요- ------------ 바보처럼 굴지 마세요! 0
ba-o----le-m-gu-ji m-s-y-! b___________ g____ m______ b-b-c-e-l-o- g-l-i m-s-y-! -------------------------- babocheoleom gulji maseyo!

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