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already – not yet 이----아직 이_ – 아_ 이- – 아- ------- 이미 – 아직 0
im- - -j-g i__ – a___ i-i – a-i- ---------- imi – ajig
Have you already been to Berlin? 당신은--미---린- 가봤어요? 당__ 이_ 베___ 가____ 당-은 이- 베-린- 가-어-? ----------------- 당신은 이미 베를린에 가봤어요? 0
d-----n-eu----i---l-ullin-e--a--ass--o-o? d__________ i__ b__________ g____________ d-n-s-n-e-n i-i b-l-u-l-n-e g-b-a-s-e-y-? ----------------------------------------- dangsin-eun imi beleullin-e gabwass-eoyo?
No, not yet. 아니-- 아직요. 아___ 아___ 아-요- 아-요- --------- 아니요, 아직요. 0
a--yo,-aj-g--o. a_____ a_______ a-i-o- a-i---o- --------------- aniyo, ajig-yo.
someone – no one 누군----아-도 누__ – 아__ 누-가 – 아-도 --------- 누군가 – 아무도 0
n-g---- --a--do n______ – a____ n-g-n-a – a-u-o --------------- nugunga – amudo
Do you know someone here? 당-- -기--있는-누-가를 -세요? 당__ 여__ 있_ 누___ 아___ 당-은 여-에 있- 누-가- 아-요- -------------------- 당신은 여기에 있는 누군가를 아세요? 0
da--s---eun-y-og-- i--ne-n---gunga-eul-asey-? d__________ y_____ i______ n__________ a_____ d-n-s-n-e-n y-o-i- i-s-e-n n-g-n-a-e-l a-e-o- --------------------------------------------- dangsin-eun yeogie issneun nugungaleul aseyo?
No, I don’t know anyone here. 아----저------있- --- -라요. 아___ 저_ 여__ 있_ 아__ 몰___ 아-요- 저- 여-에 있- 아-도 몰-요- ----------------------- 아니요, 저는 여기에 있는 아무도 몰라요. 0
a--yo- je----n --o-----ss--u--a--d- -o-----. a_____ j______ y_____ i______ a____ m_______ a-i-o- j-o-e-n y-o-i- i-s-e-n a-u-o m-l-a-o- -------------------------------------------- aniyo, jeoneun yeogie issneun amudo mollayo.
a little longer – not much longer 조금 --–---이상 조_ 더 – 더 이_ 조- 더 – 더 이- ----------- 조금 더 – 더 이상 0
jo---------- ------ang j_____ d__ – d__ i____ j-g-u- d-o – d-o i-a-g ---------------------- jogeum deo – deo isang
Will you stay here a little longer? 여기- 조금 ---무--거예요? 여__ 조_ 더 머__ 거___ 여-에 조- 더 머-를 거-요- ----------------- 여기에 조금 더 머무를 거예요? 0
ye--i--jog-um --o--e-mule---geoy---? y_____ j_____ d__ m________ g_______ y-o-i- j-g-u- d-o m-o-u-e-l g-o-e-o- ------------------------------------ yeogie jogeum deo meomuleul geoyeyo?
No, I won’t stay here much longer. 아니요----에 더-이상 안 -- 거예-. 아___ 여__ 더 이_ 안 머_ 거___ 아-요- 여-에 더 이- 안 머- 거-요- ----------------------- 아니요, 여기에 더 이상 안 머물 거예요. 0
a-i-o--y-og---de--i--n- -n -e-m-l-geo-e--. a_____ y_____ d__ i____ a_ m_____ g_______ a-i-o- y-o-i- d-o i-a-g a- m-o-u- g-o-e-o- ------------------------------------------ aniyo, yeogie deo isang an meomul geoyeyo.
something else – nothing else 다른 것-- -무 -도 다_ 것 – 아_ 것_ 다- 것 – 아- 것- ------------ 다른 것 – 아무 것도 0
d------g-os-–-a-u -eosdo d_____ g___ – a__ g_____ d-l-u- g-o- – a-u g-o-d- ------------------------ daleun geos – amu geosdo
Would you like to drink something else? 다---을 마시----요? 다_ 것_ 마__ 싶___ 다- 것- 마-고 싶-요- -------------- 다른 것을 마시고 싶어요? 0
dal-----eos-eul -as--- -i----yo? d_____ g_______ m_____ s________ d-l-u- g-o---u- m-s-g- s-p-e-y-? -------------------------------- daleun geos-eul masigo sip-eoyo?
No, I don’t want anything else. 아--- 저는 -무--도 안 마-고 -어-. 아___ 저_ 아_ 것_ 안 마__ 싶___ 아-요- 저- 아- 것- 안 마-고 싶-요- ------------------------ 아니요, 저는 아무 것도 안 마시고 싶어요. 0
a----,-j-o--un -mu-ge--do--n m--ig- sip---y-. a_____ j______ a__ g_____ a_ m_____ s________ a-i-o- j-o-e-n a-u g-o-d- a- m-s-g- s-p-e-y-. --------------------------------------------- aniyo, jeoneun amu geosdo an masigo sip-eoyo.
something already – nothing yet 이미 -를-- ---아- -도 이_ 뭐_ – 아_ 아_ 것_ 이- 뭐- – 아- 아- 것- ---------------- 이미 뭐를 – 아직 아무 것도 0
i-- ----eul - -j-g---u--eos-o i__ m______ – a___ a__ g_____ i-i m-o-e-l – a-i- a-u g-o-d- ----------------------------- imi mwoleul – ajig amu geosdo
Have you already eaten something? 이미--를-먹었-요? 이_ 뭐_ 먹____ 이- 뭐- 먹-어-? ----------- 이미 뭐를 먹었어요? 0
im- --o-e----eo--e-ss--o-o? i__ m______ m______________ i-i m-o-e-l m-o---o-s-e-y-? --------------------------- imi mwoleul meog-eoss-eoyo?
No, I haven’t eaten anything yet. 아--- 아- 아------ 먹었어-. 아___ 아_ 아_ 것_ 안 먹____ 아-요- 아- 아- 것- 안 먹-어-. --------------------- 아니요, 아직 아무 것도 안 먹었어요. 0
ani--,---ig -mu --o--o ----eo--e-----oyo. a_____ a___ a__ g_____ a_ m______________ a-i-o- a-i- a-u g-o-d- a- m-o---o-s-e-y-. ----------------------------------------- aniyo, ajig amu geosdo an meog-eoss-eoyo.
someone else – no one else 또--가 - --도 또 누_ – 아__ 또 누- – 아-도 ---------- 또 누가 – 아무도 0
t-o-nug--–--m-do t__ n___ – a____ t-o n-g- – a-u-o ---------------- tto nuga – amudo
Does anyone else want a coffee? 또 누- -피를 -시-----? 또 누_ 커__ 마__ 싶___ 또 누- 커-를 마-고 싶-요- ----------------- 또 누가 커피를 마시고 싶어요? 0
t-o n----keo-il--- m-s-go -i---oy-? t__ n___ k________ m_____ s________ t-o n-g- k-o-i-e-l m-s-g- s-p-e-y-? ----------------------------------- tto nuga keopileul masigo sip-eoyo?
No, no one else. 아니요--아---. 아___ 아____ 아-요- 아-도-. ---------- 아니요, 아무도요. 0
a-i--,----d-y-. a_____ a_______ a-i-o- a-u-o-o- --------------- aniyo, amudoyo.

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