day 52broken!

broken!

Say what is broken, leaking or worn out, talk about repairs and their cost, and say “even after …” with -고도.

today’s words

• 굳다 gutda · harden, set; stiffen
• 굳어지다 gudeojida · become hard, stiffen; become fixed
• 깨다 kkaeda · break, smash
• 깨뜨리다 kkaetteurida · break (by accident), smash
• 닳다 dalta · wear out, wear down
• 뚫리다 ttullida · get a hole; (a road) be opened
• 망가지다 manggajida · break down, be ruined
• 메우다 meuda · fill in (a hole, a gap)
• 무너지다 muneojida · collapse, fall down
• 벌어지다 beoreojida · (a gap) open up, widen
• 부서지다 buseojida · break, be smashed
• 부수다 busuda · break, smash; knock down
• 새다 saeda · leak
• 수리비 suribi · repair cost
• 엉망 eongmang · a mess
• 잘리다 jallida · be cut (off); get fired
• 틈 teum · gap, crack; spare moment
• 구부리다 guburida · bend
• 굽히다 gupida · bend; give in
• 긁다 geukda · scratch
• 기지개 gijigae · a (big) stretch
• 껴안다 kkyeoanda · hug, embrace

sentences

• 지붕에서 비가 새는 걸 알고도 그냥 뒀어요. · I knew the rain was coming in through the roof, and I still left it.
• 작년에 고치고도 또 망가졌어요. · We fixed it last year, and it still broke again.
• 창고 벽에 틈이 벌어져서 시멘트로 메워야 해요. · A crack has opened up in the storeroom wall, so we have to fill it with cement.
• 오래된 의자가 부서져서 바닥이 엉망이 됐어요. · The old chair broke and the floor is a mess.
• 수리비는 상태에 따라 다르대요. · They say the repair cost depends on the condition.