day 30safety & a baby in the house

safety & a baby in the house

Say what you expect and what follows from it with -을 텐데, look after a baby (crawling, carrying on your back, a wet nappy) and read a short news item about a thief.

today’s words

• 터 teo · (in -을 텐데 / -을 테니까) expectation
• 구역 guyeok · zone, area, section
• 금연 geumyeon · no smoking
• 도둑 doduk · thief, burglar
• 도망가다 domanggada · run away, escape
• 뺏다 ppaetda · snatch, take (away)
• 숨다 sumda · hide
• 신고 singo · report (to the police, the authorities)
• 잡히다 japida · be caught
• 파출소 pachulso · police box (local police office)
• 가정 gajeong · home, household, family
• 기다 gida · crawl
• 낳다 nata · give birth to, have (a baby)
• 데리다 derida · take, bring (a person along)
• 돌보다 dolboda · look after, take care of
• 싸다 ssada · (of a child) wet, soil (a nappy)
• 아가 aga · baby (calling or talking to one)
• 애기 aegi · baby (in talk)
• 업다 eopda · carry on your back
• 울리다 ullida · make (someone) cry
• 집안 jiban · family; inside the home
• 허락 heorak · permission

sentences

• 비가 올 텐데 우산을 가져가세요. · It's going to rain, so take an umbrella.
• 지금은 길이 막힐 텐데 지하철을 타세요. · The roads will be busy now, so take the subway.
• 언니가 지난달에 딸을 낳았어요. · My sister had a baby girl last month.
• 주말에 동생을 데리고 놀이터에 갔어요. · I took my little brother to the playground at the weekend.
• 한국 가정에서는 신발을 벗고 들어가요. · In Korean homes you take your shoes off when you go in.