day 18what’s right?
unit 3 · opinions & argumentswhat’s right?
Talk about what is true, fair and sensible, and wonder aloud with -는지: who did it, whether it's right, if it will work.
today’s words
- 명확하다 myeonghwakada · clear, precise
- 믿음 mideum · belief, faith, trust
- 바람직하다 baramjikada · desirable, the right thing
- 받아들이다 badadeurida · accept, take (on board)
- 밝혀지다 balkyeojida · come to light, be revealed
- 부정확 bujeonghwak · inaccuracy
- 삼다 samda · make into, take as
- 수용 suyong · acceptance (of an opinion, a demand)
- 신념 sinnyeom · belief, conviction
- 엉터리 eongteori · rubbish, nonsense; a sham
- 의문 uimun · question, doubt
- 의심 uisim · suspicion, doubt
- 이상적 isangjeok · ideal
- 인식 insik · awareness, perception
- 인정 injeong · recognition, admitting
- 자연스럽다 jayeonseureopda · natural
- 적절하다 jeokjeolhada · appropriate, suitable
- 채택 chaetaek · adoption (of an idea, a plan)
- 택하다 taekada · choose (formal)
- 판단 pandan · judgment, decision
- 합리적 hamnijeok · rational, reasonable
- 현실 hyeonsil · reality
sentences
- 누가 제 반찬을 몽땅 먹었는지 모르겠어요. · I don't know who ate all my side dishes.
- 그 기사는 숫자가 부정확한 엉터리였어요. · That article was rubbish; even the numbers were wrong.
- 명확한 이유 없이 사람을 의심하면 안 돼요. · You shouldn't suspect someone without a clear reason.
- 현실은 이상적인 계획과 다른 경우가 흔해요. · Reality is often different from the ideal plan.
- 자기 실수를 인정하는 게 바람직해요. · It's best to admit your own mistakes.