Korean Language Practice: Verbs, Adjectives, Expressions

연습하다

to practice (~) (Exercise 13, p.246)

기다리다

to wait (for~) (Exercise 19, p.249)

찾아보다

to try to search (for ~) (Exercise 19, p.249)

보여주다

to show (something) (for someone) (Exercise 19, p.249)

괜찮다

to be alright (p.240)

맛있다

to be delicious (Exercise 7, p.242)

멀다

to be far; distant (Exercise 7, p.242)

뉴욕에서

from New York (Exercise 17, p.248)

많이드세요.

Please eat a lot (p.248)

어디계세요?

Where are you? [어디있어요's honorific expression]

오래간만인데요.

It's been a long time. (Exercise 17, p.248)

오전에

in the morning (Exercise 13, p.246)

오후에

in the afternoon (Exercise 12, p.245)

좀주세요.

Please give me some (p.248)

좋죠.

(It) is good. (Exercise 13, p.246)

형제가어떻게되세요?

How many brothers and sisters do you have? (p.255)

떡을가지고오셨어요.

(My mom) brought some rice cake. (Exercise 17, p.248)

싱글이다

to be single (p.236)