Common English Expressions Flashcards

What does 'Something came up so I wasn't able to rest' mean in Korean?

What does 'I gained weight so I'm trying to go on a diet' mean in Korean?

What does 'My friend was too busy so I didn't meet them' mean in Korean?

What does 'Traffic jam/street block' mean in Korean?

What does 'Written translation' mean in Korean?

What does 'Document, paper' mean in Korean?

What does 'To need, to require' mean in Korean?

Vocabulary Cards Overview

Cards provide useful phrases for various situations, enhancing vocabulary in both English and Korean.
Each card includes a word or phrase, along with its definition or translation.

Card Summaries

"Something came up so I wasn't able to rest" translates to "일이 생겨서 못 쉬었어요," indicating an unexpected obligation preventing rest.
"I gained weight so I'm trying to go on a diet" translates to "살이 많이 쪄서 다이어트를 하려고 해요," expressing the intent to lose weight due to recent weight gain.
"My friend was too busy so I didn't meet them" translates to "친구가 너무 바빠서 친구를 못 만났어요," illustrating a missed social opportunity due to a friend's busy schedule.
"Traffic jam/street block" translates to "길이 막히다," referring to congestion or blockage on the road, impacting travel time.
"Written translation" translates to "번역," indicating the process of converting text from one language to another.
"Document, paper" translates to "서류," referring to written materials or official paperwork often required in various contexts.
"To need, to require" translates to "필요하다," expressing necessity or demand for something.

This quiz features common English expressions translated into Korean, helping learners improve their language skills. Each card presents a practical phrase along with its definition, making it easier to grasp everyday conversations. Great for anyone looking to enhance their fluency in English.