day 41home sweet home
unit 6 · home & kitchenhome sweet home
Describe a home inside and out, from taps and switches to walls and back doors, and say how something is done with (으)로써.
today’s words
- 으로써 eurosseo · by (means of): (으)로써
- 관리비 gwallibi · maintenance fee (flat, officetel)
- 구석 guseok · corner (inside a room), nook
- 기둥 gidung · pillar, post
- 담 dam · wall, fence (around a house)
- 뒷문 dwinmun · back door
- 뜰 tteul · yard, garden (of a house)
- 마루 maru · wooden floor; open wooden hall
- 밑바닥 mitbadak · bottom, very bottom
- 방바닥 bangbadak · the floor (of a room)
- 손잡이 sonjabi · handle, knob
- 수도꼭지 sudokkokji · tap, faucet
- 수돗물 sudonmul · tap water
- 스위치 seuwichi · switch
- 유리창 yurichang · window pane, glass window
- 주택 jutaek · house (detached), housing
- 지하실 jihasil · basement, cellar
- 간편하다 ganpyeonhada · simple, handy, easy
- 귀가 gwiga · coming home, getting home
- 꾸리다 kkurida · pack (luggage); run (a home, a life)
- 들이다 deurida · spend (time, money) on; let in
sentences
- 이웃과 대화로써 주차 문제를 해결했어요. · We sorted out the parking problem by talking with the neighbours.
- 작은 가구를 놓음으로써 방을 넓게 쓸 수 있어요. · By using small furniture, you can make the most of the room's space.
- 수도꼭지에서 나오는 수돗물을 그냥 마셔도 돼요. · You can drink the tap water straight from the tap.
- 방 구석에 싼값에 사 온 작은 책상을 놓았어요. · I put a small desk I got cheaply in the corner of the room.
- 스위치를 눌러도 불이 안 들어와요. · The light won't come on even when I press the switch.