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Days in Korean are a combination with a Chinese letter and “요일” 

Monday : 월요일 / 月 (Moon)

Tuesday : 화요일 / 火 (Fire)

Wednesday : 수요일 / 水 (Water)

Thursday : 목요일 / 木 (Tree)

Friday : 금요일 / 金 (Metal)

Saturday : 토요일 / 土 (Ground) 

Sunday : 일요일 /日 (Sun)

It is easier to say months in Korea. 

월 (月) means a month and there are 12 months in a year. 

They are called from 1st month to 12th month. 

January  : 1월 

February : 2월

March : 3월 

April : 4월 

May : 5월 

June : 6월 

July : 7월 

August : 8월 

September : 9월 

October : 10월  

November : 11월 

Korean words for furniture in Bedroom

침실 (Bedroom)

커튼 (Curtain)

전등 (Light)

거울 (Mirror)

화분 (Flowerpot)

창문 (Window)

침대 (Bed)

스툴 (Stool)

이불 (Blanket)

눈 (Eyes)

눈두덩 (Upper part of eyelid)

쌍꺼풀 (Double eyelid)

속눈썹 (Eyelash)

홍채 (Iris)

동공 (Pupil)

Korean Words for Furniture in Living Room

거실 (Living Room)

그림 (Picture)

의자 (Chair)

시계 (Clock)

화분 (FLowerpod)

선반 (Shelf)

텔레비전 (Televsion)

테이블 (Table - or 탁자)

소파 (Sofa)

Korean words for stationary

학용품 (Stationary)

- 자 (Ruler)

- 각도기 (Protractor)

- 지우개 (Eraser)

- 연필 (Pen)

- 보드마커 (Marker pen)

- 클립 (Clip)

- 스테이플러 (Stapler)

- 붓 (Brush)

- 공책 (Notebook)

Korean words in school campus

교정 (School Campus) 

구름 (Cloud)

하늘 (sky)

학교 (School)

나무 (Tree)

트랙 (Track)

축구장 (Soccer field)

몸  (Body) 

 머리카락 (Hair)

 머리 (Head)

 목 (Neck)

 어깨 (Shoulder)

팔 (Arm)