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룸 房:
컴퓨터 電腦
가끔 제가 컴퓨터를 사용해요sometimes I use PC
남자가 항상 컴퓨터를 사용해요 A boy always use PC
저 것은 컴퓨터를 이예요. This is computer
창 窗 곳이
리사가 창대청소를 하요 LISA CLEAR WINDOWS
그는 창을 열었어요
창을 사고 싶어요 I WANT TO BUY A WINDOW
빛 光
스티브가 빛을 봐요 史蒂夫看光
빛이 대지를 눈부시게 비추고 있어요
빛과 밤을 켜어요
휴지 紙巾
휴지을 사고 싶어요 我想買hyujieul
저 것은 휴지를 여요 這就是一個薄紙
친구에게 휴지를 줍어요 給予薄紙給朋友
침대 床
리사가 침대를 앉아요 LISA SIT ON THE BED
리사가 침대를 잡아요 LISA sleep ON THE BED
아버지가 한국에서 침대를 사요 父親購買來自韓國的一張床
장난감 玩具
장난감 예쁘어요 玩具yeppeupnid
장난감은 책상 위에 있습어요. 玩具是在書桌上
장난감은 비쌉아요 玩具價格昂貴
책 書
여자 친구에게 책을 줍어요 給了一本書女朋友
책은 룸가 안에 있어요 這本書是在rumga
책이 재미있어요 BOOK IS INTESTERING
와이어 電線
와이어는 저렴합아요 線很便宜
와이어가 컴퓨터를 와링커요 線連接的計算機和
와이어는 휴지 위에 있어요wire”的废纸上方。
스티커 貼紙
스티커는 예뻐요 都很漂亮的贴纸。
여자친구에게 스티커를 주어요 女人给一个标签给朋友
스티커는 책 옆에 있어요 旁边的书贴纸。
만화 漫畫,
다소의 만화를 재미없어요 有些漫画没趣 마이클이 만화를 읽어요 邁克爾閱讀本漫畫
남자가 항상 만화를 사아요 男人经常购买漫画。
레스토랑 餐廳:
웨이터 服務員
종업원이 벌써 메뉴를 가지고 왔아요 勤劳的服务员
웨이터 걷는어요 一个服务员走
웨이터 달리어요 一个服务员
얼버무 粥
맛있는 얼버무 여요美味粥
얼버무을 먹어요 煮粥食用
얼버무가 뜨겁어요 粥是热的
소스류 調味料
맛있는 소스류 이에요 美味的酱汁
소스류는 책상위에 있어요
소스류이 빨간색입니다이에요 酱汁是猩红
노인 老人
노인이 얼버무을 먹어요 老汉吃eolbeomueul
노인이 의자를 앉아요 老头坐在
노인은 여성 옆에 있어요 老头旁边的女人
메뉴 MENU
리사가 메뉴을 봐요 看看丽莎菜单
메뉴는 노인 위에 있어요 菜单的顶部学长
메뉴이 흰색입니다 이에요Menyuyi白
어린이 兒童
귀여운 어린이 어에요可爱的孩子
어린이를 놀아요 孩子们玩
아이는 행복해요
지갑 銀包
지갑는 여성 옢에 있어요
지갑는 메뉴가 아니에요. 지갑은 비쌉아요
음식 FOOD
맛있는 음식
음식을 사고 싶어요
저 것은 음식을 이에요
벽 牆
벽이 무너졌어요
벽은 흰색입니다 이에요
벽이 갈라졌어요
유니폼 校服
유니폼은 옷이 입어요
유니폼이 예쁩어요
유니폼은 비쌉아요
교실 課室:
의자 椅
리사가 의자를 앉아요
저 것은 의자를이어요
의자 작습어요
책상 台
책상이 꺠끗합아요
가방은 책상 위에 있어요
책상이 커요
학생 同學
학생은 정중
학생은 여성 옆에 있어요
학생이 커피를 먹였습어요
펜 筆
펜은 저렴합아요
펜은 유용합아요
펜은 책상 위에 있어요
가방 袋
펜은 가방 안에 있어요
가방은 예쁩어요
남자가 가방를 사용해요
병 瓶
병을 삽아요
병는 저렴합아요
병의 입구에서 물이 흘러나온아요
남자 男人
남자가 음식을 먹습어요
남자가 화물을 옮아요
남자가 내 아버지 이에요
휴대폰 手機
휴대폰은 책상 위에 있어요
휴대폰을 수여해요
휴대폰은 비쌉아요
종이 紙
남자가 항상 종이를 사용해요
리사가 종이를 써주어요
스티브가 종이를 찾아내어요
건물 大廈
이 건물 내 집
마이클는 건물에 있어요
어제도 우리 건물에 다녀갔아요
홈 屋:
게이트 門
힘 없이 게이트 앞에 서 있아요
게이트는 중복해요
저 것은 게이트를 이예요
내각 櫃
트로피는 내각 안에 있어요
아버지가 내각을 팔아요
이 내각은 목재 만든 것이예요
트로피 獎盃
트로피를 수여해요
나는 당신의 트로피를 가져가고 싶어요 我想把你的獎盃带走
동생의가 부서진 트로피를 남기어요
주방 廚房
어머니는 주방에서 요리해요
여동생은 주방에서 부르짖어요 Sister is crying in the kitchen
주방 화장실이 옆에 있어요
컵 杯
컵을 좋아합아요
나는 한국에서 컵을 맡기어요
너덜된 컵은 쓰레기통 안에 있어요
우산 傘
여쁜 우산은 비쌉아요
리사가 우산은 가져오아요
맡겼던 우산을 찾아가아요;
비닐 봉지 膠袋
비닐 봉지가 하늘에서 날아다녔어요 飞在天空
비닐 봉지는 저렴합아요
비닐봉지으로 포장하다해요
신발 鞋
신발이 필요로 한아요
신발이 선물 이에요
신발을 불편해요
텔레비전 電視
아버지는 방에서텔레비전을 봅어요
어머니다음 달에 텔레비전을 살 생각을 하고 있어요
텔레비전를 파손시키어요
접시盤
접시와 대접이 댕그랑 부딪치어요
큰 접시를 깨어요
접시를 배달해요
길거리 街:
차 車
교통경찰이 차을 정리해요
제 차가 고장났어요
제 차에 가스가 없어요
미니 버스 小巴
미니 버스가 금방 떠났아요
미니 버스가갈아타아요
그는 미니 버스를 배웠어요
버스 巴士
버스는 택시 옆에 있어요
명는 버스가 들여놓아요
버스는 어제부터 돌아간아요
트리 樹
트리가 남벌해요
미국에서 트리가 왔습어요 這樹來自美國
트리가 예쁘게 치장되었어요
택시 的士
택시가 달려가아요
운전사가 택시를 정리합니어요
택시를 타아요
배너BANNER
배너는 쓰레기통 옆에 있어요
배너를 붙이지 마시어요
배너는 예쁩니어요
주차장 停車場
택시는 주차장에서 멈추었어요
주차장에서 많은 차량이 있습어요
주차장에는 차가 한 대도 없어요
쓰레기통 垃圾桶
쓰레기를 쓰레기통에 버려주세요
그가 쓰레기통에서 봉투를 꺼냈어요
휴지통에 쓰레기를 버리어요
도로 馬路
도로 차로 빽빽하게 찼아요
차가도로를 질주하고 있어요
학생는 도로을 찾아요
기호 符號
리사가 기호를 그리어요
이 기호는 종류의 의미를 대표한아요
어머니가 기호 봐요

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...SEOUL, South Korea - North Korea on Tuesday tested a new multiple-rocketlauncher with a range long enough to strike major American and South Koreanmilitary bases south of Seoul, South Korean military officials said. The tests are seen as Pyongyang's latest show of force as the United Statesand South Korea conduct annual joint military exercises, to which the Northstrongly objects. Apart from its nuclear arms, North Korea's multiple-rocket launchers andartillery pieces are the weapons most feared in the South. The North is estimated to have 13,000 of them clustered on the inter-Koreanborder, just 28 miles north of Seoul; the North's occasional threats over theyears to turn the South Korean capital into a "Sea of fire" are presumed to bereferences to these weapons. South Korean military intelligence has long suspected the North of developinga longer-range rocket launcher that could reach some of those bases,including those in the Osan-Pyeongtaek hub about 60 miles south of Seoul,where the United States has been relocating many of its bases from aroundSouth Korea. The United States and South Korea have been building up their ability tocounter the North's rocket and artillery threat in recent years, especially sincethe North's artillery attack on a South Korean border island in 2010, whichkilled four people. The range of North Korea's new 300-millimeter multiple-rocket launchermeans that the North can keep the launchers outside the range of the Spikemissiles and still be able to hit Seoul...

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