day 107around the house
unit 16 · home & daily lifearound the house
Talk about the things in a house and how to pack them: 밧줄, 매듭, 망치, 사슬, 솔, 깡통, 등, and say what has faded, rusted or worn out (바래다, 녹슬다, 밑창이 닳다).
today’s words
- 구슬 guseul · bead; marble
- 기저귀 gijeogwi · nappy, diaper
- 깃 git · collar
- 깡통 kkangtong · tin can, tin
- 껴입다 kkyeoipda · put on (in layers), wear one over another
- 널리다 neollida · be hung out; be strewn about
- 노크 nokeu · knock (on a door)
- 녹슬다 nokseulda · rust, get rusty
- 담장 damjang · (garden) wall
- 등 deung · lamp, lantern
- 막대 makdae · stick, rod
- 망 mang · net, mesh
- 망치 mangchi · hammer
- 맞춤 matchum · made to measure, tailor-made
- 매듭 maedeup · knot; (매듭을 짓다) wrap up
- 머리맡 meorimat · the head of the bed, bedside
- 물들이다 muldeurida · dye; tinge
- 밑창 mitchang · sole (of a shoe)
- 바래다 baraeda · fade (colour)
- 밧줄 batjul · rope
- 복장 bokjang · dress, clothes (worn for an occasion)
- 부착 buchak · attaching, putting up (a sign, a label)
- 빗기다 bitgida · comb (someone else’s hair)
- 사슬 saseul · chain
- 솔 sol · brush
sentences
- 옛날에는 기저귀를 빨아서 다시 썼다. · In the old days, nappies were washed and used again.
- 마당에 빨래가 가득 널려 있었다. · The yard was full of washing hung out to dry.
- 구사일생으로 살아남은 뒤로 타지 않은 자전거의 사슬이 녹슬었다. · The chain of the bike I haven’t ridden since my narrow escape has rusted.
- 이삿짐은 밧줄로 단단히 묶고 매듭을 지어야 한다. · Moving boxes must be tied firmly with rope and knotted.
- 햇볕에 오래 두었더니 커튼 색이 바랬다. · I left the curtains in the sun too long and their colour faded.