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Christmas → 크리스마스

Christmas Eve → 크리스마스 이브

Christmas Tree → 크리스마스 트리

Christmas lights → 크리스마스 등불

Merry Christmas → 메리 크리스마스

Snow → 눈

Snowflake → 눈송이

Snowball → 눈덩이

Snow fight → 눈싸움

Snowman (snowperson) → 눈사람

Gift/present → 선물

Mistletoe → 겨우살이

Sleigh → 썰매

Decorations → 장식

Hot chocolate → 핫초코

Candy → 사탕

Toy → 장난감

Fireplace → 벽난로

Santa Claus → 산타클로스

Grandfather → 산타 할아버지 

Reindeer → 순록

Elf → 꼬마 요정 (little fairy)

Angel → 천사

멘붕 - Mental breakdown

멘붕 is a combination of 멘탈 "mental" (/one's mental status) and 붕괴 "breakdown", "collapse" (/붕괴되다 "It has collapsed") and refers to how someone is frustrated and doesn’t know what to do or when something bad happens to you and your mental status plummets.

멘붕 can be used with a variety of verbs to form expressions such as 멘붕이 오다 (to experience a mental breakdown, to panic), 멘붕을 느끼다 (to feel frustrated) and 멘붕이다 (to be frustrating; to cause panic).

Example:

Q: 뭐 해?

= What are you doing?

A: 작업하던 파일이 날아가서 멘붕 왔어.

= The file I was working on got deleted so I’m in a panic now.

A/V-(으)ㄴ/는데

• It's used when the information in the second clause of the sentence is opposite or in contrast (also when it's unexpected) to the first clause.

Like "but" in English.

Examples:

→ 회사가 어때요?

= How's your job at the company?

→ 일은 많은데 월급은 적어요.

= There are many things to do but the salary is small.

Heyyy, I try to be helpful but keep in mind that I could be wrong, anyway thank you for asking💓

1) 금방 지나갈 소나기죠.

2) 금방 지나갈 소나기.

3) 그냥 스쳐 지나가는.

1 and 2

금방 = Just, immediately, soon, quickly.

지나갈 = To pass, go by.

소나기/소나기죠 = Downpour, shower, rain shower.

3

그냥 = Just. (And other meanings but in this case 'just')

스쳐 지나가는 = To pass by.

Difference between 금방 of the first two sentences and 그냥 of the last one:

금방 → just now [time]

그냥 → just [feeling]

About that final -죠 that there's in the first one and not in the second sentence:

죠 is originally a shortened term for "-지요".

When you put it, it means you expect something to be true, or you think it's a given fact that you take it for granted.

Like when you ask someone "It's really sunny today, isn't it?" Or "It's such a nice place, right?"

I hope everything is right, if not, I apologize!

I apologize for the random posting of this period, I'll be back (v soon) posting properly. ✌

I hope y'all doing well, please stay healthy and be kind💓💓💓

¡Have a good day/night! 🌏

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→ 전망 ←

➡ 지만

↪ It's used when the information in the second clause of the sentence is opposite or contrary to the information in the first.

↪ It's like "but" in English.

Example:

▪ 한국말은 어렵지만 재미있어요.

↘

= Korean is difficult but interesting.

2nd week⤵

친구 ➡ friend

언제 만날까요? ➡ When shall we meet?

손 ➡ hand

웃으면 복이 와요. ➡ Smile will bring in luck.

집 ➡ house

날씨가 이상해요. ➡ The weather is strange.

비 ➡ rain

ㅡ💎ㅡ

3rd week⤵

아침 ➡ morning

뭐 살 거예요? ➡ What are you going to buy?

노래 ➡ song

계속 찾아 볼게요. ➡ I will keep looking.

학교 ➡ school

후회하지 마세요. ➡ Don't regret.

선물 ➡ present

• Red = 빨간색

• Orange = 주황색

• Green = 초록색

• Blue = 파란색

• Purple = 보라색

• Pink = 분홍색

1st week⤵

하늘 ➡ sky

뭐 먹었어요? ➡ What did you eat?

책 ➡ book

여기를 보세요 ➡ Look here

사진 ➡ photo

편지 쓸게요 ➡ I will write a letter

전화 ➡ telephone

ㅡ Writing ㅡ

단편 소설 = Short story

역사 소설 = Historical fiction

시 = Poetry

신화 = Mythology

동화 = Children's story

정기 = Biography

자서전 = Autobiography

수필 = Essay

교과서 = Textbook

ㅡ Cosmetics ㅡ

아이섀도(우) = Eyeshadow

아이라이너 = Eyeliner

마스카라 = Mascara

립스틱 = Lipstick

볼터치 = Blush

파우더 = Powder

ㅡ Hair Colors ㅡ

검은색 머리 = Black hair

금발 = Blonde hair

갈색 머리 = Brown hair

짙은갈색 머리 = Dark brown hair

빨간 머리 = Red hair

흰 머리/백발 = Gray hair/white hair

ㅡ Some utensils ㅡ

젓가락 = Chopsticks

숟가락 = Spoon

포크 = Fork

나이프 = Knife

ㅡtiny off-topicㅡ

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N마다 | Once every | Every/all

~ 마다 added to time nouns expresses the repetition of the same or similar situation or a behavior over a set of period of time.

= "Every/Once" every in English

Example:

두 달마다 머리를 잘라요.

= I cut my hair (once) every two months.

ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡㅡ ㅡ ㅡ ㅡ

~ 머리 can also indicates "all" or "every one" of something with no exceptions, added to the noun being described.

Example:

주말마다 여행을 가요.

= I go for a trip every weekend.

Focus:

~ 보다 indicates that the word preceding it is the standard from which a comparison will be made.

~ It's like "more... than..." or "-er than..." in English.

~ Even if 보다 is added to a noun to form

"N이/가 N보다 ㅡ하다"

the order of the subject and noun with 보다 added can be reversed with no change in meaning.

~ Plus, while the adverbs 다 and 달 are generally used together with it, they can be omitted.

Examples:

여름보다 봄을 더 좋아해요.

= I like spring more than summer.

비행기가 기차보다 빨라요.

= Airplanes are faster than trains.