Itaewon Class Webtoon 2 Flashcards

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What does the term '첫날' mean?

school rules

primary school

responsibility

first day (correct)

What is the English definition of '전학하다'?

to transfer schools (correct)

to be sorry

to agree, to settle

to kneel

What does '앞' mean?

in front of

What is the meaning of '깡배'?

gangster Signup and view all the answers

What is the English translation of '괜찮아요'?

It's okay Signup and view all the answers

How would you translate '정말' into English?

very, really Signup and view all the answers

'미안하다' means?

to be sorry Signup and view all the answers

What does '놈' refer to?

guy (derogatory) Signup and view all the answers

Translate '회장' into English.

president, chairman Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of '과장'?

manager, section chief Signup and view all the answers

What does '교장' mean?

principal Signup and view all the answers

What does '직원' refer to?

employee Signup and view all the answers

What is the English translation of '어른'?

adult Signup and view all the answers

Translate '어떻게'.

how, what to do? Signup and view all the answers

'되다' means?

to become Signup and view all the answers

What does '교칙' refer to?

school rules Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of '책임'?

responsibility Signup and view all the answers

Translate '합의하다'.

to agree, to settle Signup and view all the answers

'알다' means?

to know Signup and view all the answers

What does '시간' mean?

time Signup and view all the answers

What is the English meaning of '문제가 안돼'?

It's not a problem Signup and view all the answers

'식구' translates to?

family member Signup and view all the answers

What does '잘못' mean?

error, mistake Signup and view all the answers

Translate '용서하다'.

to forgive Signup and view all the answers

'사과하다' means?

to apologize Signup and view all the answers

What is the English definition of '소신'?

belief Signup and view all the answers

'학우' translates to?

schoolmate Signup and view all the answers

What does '묵인하다' mean?

condone Signup and view all the answers

'폭력' means?

violence Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of '벌'?

punishment Signup and view all the answers

Translate '생각하다'.

to think Signup and view all the answers

What does '싶다' mean?

to want Signup and view all the answers

What is the English translation for '그렇게'?

like that Signup and view all the answers

What does '너무' mean?

too much Signup and view all the answers

'무릎을 꿇다' means?

to kneel Signup and view all the answers

What does '무릎' refer to?

knee Signup and view all the answers

'말하다' translates to?

to say Signup and view all the answers

What is the meaning of '직장'?

job, workplace Signup and view all the answers

'후회' means?

regret Signup and view all the answers

What does '힘' mean?

power, strength, energy Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Vocabulary from Itaewon Class Webtoon 2

첫날: Translates to "first day"; signifies the start of new experiences or beginnings.
전학하다: Means "to transfer schools"; relevant in the context of changing educational institutions.
앞: Translates to "in front of"; commonly used to indicate position or direction.
깡배: Slang term for "gangster"; often related to characters involved in organized crime or tough backgrounds.
괜찮아요: Means "It's okay"; a phrase used to reassure or comfort others.
정말: Means "very" or "really"; used to emphasize statements.
미안하다: Translates to "to be sorry"; a phrase for expressing apology or regret.
놈: A derogatory term for "guy"; often used in a negative context.
회장: Refers to the "president" or "chairman"; typically denotes a leadership position.
과장: Means "manager" or "section chief"; indicates a role in overseeing specific departments.
교장: Translates to "principal"; the head of a school, responsible for overall management.
직원: Means "employee"; refers to individuals who work for an organization.
어른: Translates to "adult"; denotes a mature person, often respected in society.
어떻게: Means "how" or "what to do?"; used in questions to inquire about methods or procedures.
되다: Translates to "to become"; used in contexts of transformation or change.
교칙: Refers to "school rules"; important for maintaining order and discipline within educational settings.
책임: Means "responsibility"; denotes the duty or obligation one holds.
합의하다: Translates to "to agree" or "to settle"; often used in negotiations or discussions to reach a consensus.
알다: Means "to know"; expresses awareness or knowledge of a subject.
시간: Refers to "time"; a crucial concept in daily life and scheduling.
문제가 안돼: Means "It's not a problem"; expresses that something is not an issue or concern.
식구: Translates to "family member"; highlights familial relationships.
잘못: Means "error" or "mistake"; relevant in discussions about faults or misunderstandings.
용서하다: Means "to forgive"; signifies the act of letting go of grievances.
사과하다: Translates to "to apologize"; used when one wants to express regret for an action.
소신: Refers to "belief"; represents personal convictions or principles.
학우: Means "schoolmate"; indicates peers within an educational environment.
묵인하다: Translates to "condone"; implies overlooking or allowing certain behaviors.
폭력: Means "violence"; a significant and sensitive topic often discussed in various contexts.
벌: Refers to "punishment"; relevant in discussions about consequences for actions.
생각하다: Means "to think"; associated with cognitive processes and deliberation.
싶다: Translates to "to want"; expresses desire or wish for something.
그렇게: Means "like that"; used to describe manner or way of doing something.
너무: Translates to "too much"; indicates excessiveness.
무릎을 꿇다: Means "to kneel"; often symbolizes submission or reverence.
무릎: Refers to "knee"; a body part used in various physical actions like kneeling.
말하다: Means "to say"; fundamental in communication and expression.
직장: Refers to "job" or "workplace"; contextually important for discussions around careers.
후회: Means "regret"; denotes feelings of remorse for past actions.
힘: Translates to "power," "strength," or "energy"; essential concepts in physical and emotional contexts.

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Test your vocabulary with these flashcards based on the "Itaewon Class" webtoon. Each card features a Korean word along with its English definition, perfect for learners looking to enhance their language skills. Challenge yourself and see how many you know!