day 95sea and water

sea and water

Talk about the sea, tides, springs and streams, and tell N따라 (of all days) from N을 따라 (along).

today’s words

• 무인도 muindo · uninhabited island
• 해양 haeyang · ocean, marine
• 해상 haesang · at sea, maritime
• 해저 haejeo · seabed, undersea
• 항구 hanggu · port, harbour
• 항로 hangno · sea route, shipping lane
• 썰물 sseolmul · ebb tide, low tide
• 시냇물 sinaenmul · stream water, a brook
• 샘 saem · spring (of water)
• 샘물 saemmul · spring water
• 물방울 mulbangul · drop of water
• 고이다 goida · collect, pool (water); well up (tears)
• 잔잔하다 janjanhada · calm, still (water); gentle
• 일다 ilda · rise, arise (waves, wind, a dispute)
• 밀려오다 millyeooda · surge in, wash up, flood in
• 솟구치다 sotguchida · shoot up, leap up, surge
• 솟아오르다 sosaoreuda · rise up, soar, well up
• 수면 sumyeon · surface (of water)
• 진흙 jinheuk · mud, clay
• 메마르다 memareuda · dry, parched; heartless
• 조개 jogae · clam, shellfish
• 그물 geumul · net (fishing net)
• 낚다 nakda · catch (a fish), hook

sentences

• 오늘따라 바다가 거울처럼 잔잔하다. · Today, of all days, the sea is as calm as a mirror.
• 그날따라 바람이 세서 배가 항구를 떠나지 못했다. · That day, of all days, the wind was strong and the boat couldn’t leave the port.
• 바람이 불자 물결이 일기 시작했다. · As the wind blew, waves began to rise.
• 썰물 때는 진흙 속에서 조개를 잡을 수 있어요. · At low tide you can catch clams in the mud.
• 아버지와 바닷가에서 물고기를 낚았어요. · I caught fish with my father at the seaside.