day 96plants and flowers
unit 15 · nature & the landplants and flowers
Talk about plants, flowers and gardening, and say “I will!” firmly with -을 테다 / -을 테야.
today’s words
- 새싹 saessak · new shoot, sprout
- 싹 ssak · sprout, bud
- 피어나다 pieonada · bloom, come out (flowers); arise
- 피어오르다 pieooreuda · rise (up) (smoke, steam, mist)
- 화초 hwacho · flowering plant, houseplant
- 라일락 raillak · lilac
- 벚꽃 beotkkot · cherry blossom
- 갈대 galdae · reed
- 대나무 daenamu · bamboo
- 가시 gasi · thorn; fish bone
- 가로수 garosu · roadside tree, street tree
- 향기롭다 hyanggiropda · fragrant, sweet-smelling
- 꺾이다 kkeokkida · be snapped, be broken; give in
- 펄럭이다 peolleogida · flap, flutter
- 종 jong · species, kind, variety
- 목재 mokjae · timber, wood (as material)
- 비료 biryo · fertiliser
- 잡초 japcho · weed(s)
- 매다 maeda · weed (a field, a bed)
- 유기농 yuginong · organic (farming)
- 토양 toyang · soil
sentences
- 봄에 비가 내린 뒤 마당에 새싹이 나왔다. · After the spring rain, new shoots came up in the yard.
- 감자에서 싹이 나면 먹지 않는 게 좋다. · It’s best not to eat potatoes once they’ve sprouted.
- 새로 개장한 공원에 작은 꽃들이 피어났다. · Little flowers have bloomed in the newly opened park.
- 마을 굴뚝마다 하얀 연기가 피어올랐다. · White smoke rose from every chimney in the village.
- 할머니는 베란다에서 화초를 정성껏 키우신다. · My grandmother lovingly grows flowers and plants on the balcony.