day 38dishes & food shops

dishes & food shops

Offer to do something with -을 테니까 (“I'll do this, so you …”), and talk about dishes, containers, setting the table and food shops.

today’s words

• 바구니 baguni · basket
• 밥그릇 bapgeureut · rice bowl
• 밥솥 bapsot · rice cooker; rice pot
• 보관 bogwan · keeping, storage
• 봉지 bongji · (paper or plastic) bag
• 상 sang · (low dining) table
• 술잔 suljan · glass (for alcohol)
• 식기 sikgi · tableware, dishes
• 식료품 singnyopum · groceries, foodstuffs
• 식품점 sikpumjeom · grocer's, food shop
• 쏟다 ssotda · spill, pour (out)
• 정육점 jeongyukjeom · butcher's
• 제과점 jegwajeom · bakery
• 종이컵 jongikeop · paper cup
• 집다 jipda · pick up (with fingers, chopsticks)
• 차리다 charida · set out (a meal); set up
• 채우다 chaeuda · fill (up)
• 통 tong · tub, container, can
• 포크 pokeu · fork
• 거품 geopum · foam, bubbles
• 걸레 geolle · (cleaning) cloth, rag
• 깔끔하다 kkalkkeumhada · neat, clean, tidy

sentences

• 제가 상을 차릴 테니까 앉아 계세요. · I'll set the table, so just sit down.
• 곧 비가 올 테니까 우산을 가져가세요. · It's going to rain soon, so take an umbrella.
• 남은 음식은 통에 담아서 냉장고에 보관하세요. · Put the leftovers in a tub and keep them in the fridge.
• 앗, 물을 쏟았어요! 걸레 좀 주세요. · Oops, I've spilled the water! Pass me a cloth, please.
• 이 식당은 작지만 아주 깔끔해요. · This restaurant is small but very clean and neat.