The Real Mother Goose — Page 1

Vocabulary

진짜

jinjja — Really, truly; used to emphasize something is genuine

삽화

saphwa — Illustration; picture accompanying a text or book

동요

dongyo — Nursery rhyme or children's song

목록

mongnog — List or catalog; an organized collection of items

비

bi — Rain; water falling from clouds in the sky

시계

sigye — Clock or watch; a device that tells time

겨울

gyeoul — Winter; the coldest season of the year

손가락과

son-garagwa — Fingers and; fingers of the hand plus something else

발가락

balgarag — Toes; the digits located on the foot

계절의

gyejeorui — Of the season; relating or belonging to a season

노래

norae — Song; a piece of music intended to be sung

부인과

buingwa — Wife and; a woman's title plus a conjunction

그녀의

geunyeoui — Her; possessive pronoun referring to a female

고양이

goyangi — Cat; a common domesticated feline animal

얼음

eoreum — Ice; water in its frozen solid state

위의

wiui — Above or on top of; indicating a higher position

세

se — Three; the number three, or age marker

아이들

aideul — Children; plural form of child or kid

심술쟁이

simsuljaengi — Grumpy or mischievous person; someone ill-tempered

언덕

eondeok — Hill; a raised area of land smaller than a mountain

아래의

araeui — Below or under; indicating a lower position

노파

nopa — Old woman; an elderly female person

이런!

ireon! — Oh my! or Goodness!; an exclamation of surprise

늙은

neulgeun — Old or aged; describing something or someone elderly

깡충깡충

kkangchungkkangchung — Hopping or jumping; an onomatopoeia for bouncy movement

뛰는

ttwineun — Running or jumping; present tense form of to jump

꼬마

kkoma — Little one or small child; affectionate term for child

돈과

dongwa — Money and; currency plus a conjunction

암말

ammal — Mare; an adult female horse

울새

ulsae — Robin; a small bird with a distinctive red breast

우울한

uulhan — Gloomy or melancholy; feeling sad and depressed

가는

ganeun — Going; present tense modifier meaning heading somewhere

길

gil — Road or path; a route used for traveling

구월은

guworeun — September (topic); referring to the ninth month

삼십

samsip — Thirty; the number thirty

일

il — One or day; the number one or a unit of work

아기

agi — Baby; a very young infant or child

인형

inhyeong — Doll; a toy figure resembling a person

꿀벌

kkulbeol — Honeybee; a bee that produces honey

나와서

nawaseo — Come out and; emerging from a place and then acting

놀자

nolja — Let's play; a suggestion to play or have fun

소원이

sowoni — Wish (subject); a desire or hope for something

시장에

sijange — At the market; indicating location at a marketplace

가서

gaseo — Going and; going somewhere and then doing something

낡은

nalgeun — Old or worn-out; describing something aged or deteriorated

의자를

uijareul — Chair (object marker); seating furniture as direct object

고쳐요

gochyeoyo — Please fix or repair; polite request to mend something

남자와

namjawa — Man and; an adult male plus a conjunction

소녀

sonyeo — Girl; a young female person or child

우리

uri — We or our; first-person plural pronoun in Korean

주인님이

juinnnimi — Master (subject); respectful term for an owner or lord

가시네

gasine — Is leaving; someone is departing or going away

영리한

yeongnihan — Clever or intelligent; describing a smart person or animal

암탉

amtak — Hen; an adult female chicken

두

du — Two; the number two as a determiner

마리

mari — Counter for animals; used when counting animals

새

sae — Bird; a feathered winged animal that typically flies

다리

dari — Bridge or leg; a structure over water or a limb

위에

wie — On top of or above; indicating a position overhead

굴뚝새

gulttuksae — Wren; a small brown bird with a short tail

어렸을

eoryeoasseul — When young; referring to a past time of being young

때

ttae — Time or when; indicating a specific point in time

이발사

ibalsa — Barber; a person who cuts and styles hair

나는

naneun — I (topic); first-person singular pronoun with topic marker

돼지

dwaeji — Pig; a domesticated farm animal raised for meat

자장자장

jajangajang — Lullaby sound; soothing words sung to put baby to sleep

벌

beol — Bee or punishment; an insect that stings and makes honey

현인

hyeonin — Wise person or sage; someone with great wisdom

사냥꾼

sanyangggun — Hunter; a person who hunts animals for sport or food

달려라,

dallyeora — Run!; an imperative command to run quickly

달려라

dallyeora — Run!; repeated imperative command urging someone to run

고양이와

goyangawa — Cat and; a feline animal plus a conjunction

여왕

yeowang — Queen; a female monarch or ruler of a kingdom

바람

baram — Wind or desire; moving air or a personal wish

짝짝꿍

jjakjjakkkung — Clap clap; onomatopoeia for clapping hands together joyfully

크리스마스

keuriseumaseu — Christmas; the Christian holiday celebrated on December 25th

나처럼

nacheoreom — Like me; in the same manner or way as I do

노는

noneun — Playing; present tense modifier for the verb to play

날

nal — Day or blade; a unit of time or a sharp edge

썩은

seogeun — Rotten or decayed; describing something spoiled or decomposed

고기를

gogireul — Meat (object marker); flesh as a direct object in sentence

먹는

meongneun — Eating; present tense modifier for the verb to eat

까마귀

kkamaguigwi — Crow; a large black bird known for its intelligence

바늘과

baneulgwa — Needle and; a sewing needle plus a conjunction

실

sil — Thread; a thin strand used in sewing or weaving

십자가

sipjaga — Cross; a religious symbol or an intersection of roads

마을의

maeurui — Of the village; belonging to a small community or town

사람

saram — Person or people; a human being in general

모든

modeun — All or every; referring to the entirety of something

악에

age — To evil; indicating direction toward or regarding evil

대하여

daehayeo — About or regarding; concerning a particular topic

소

so — Cow; a large domesticated farm animal for milk

덤불

deombul — Bush or thicket; a dense cluster of shrubs or plants

주변에서

jubyeoneseo — Around or surrounding; in the area nearby something

시소

siso — Seesaw; a playground balancing toy for two children

단순한

dansunhan — Simple or plain; not complex, easy to understand

눈먼

nunmeon — Blind; unable to see, lacking the sense of sight

쥐

jwi — Mouse or rat; a small rodent with a long tail

다섯

daseos — Five; the number five as a Korean native numeral

개

gae — Dog or counter; a domestic pet or general counting unit

작은

jageun — Small or little; describing something of small size

남자

namja — Man or boy; an adult or young male person

의사

uisa — Doctor; a licensed medical professional who treats patients

길어지는

gireojineun — Growing longer; describing days or things that are lengthening

날들

naldeul — Days; plural form of day, referring to multiple days

검은

geomеun — Black or dark; describing something of the color black

안개

angae — Fog or mist; thick moisture suspended in the air

양초

yangcho — Candle; a wax stick with a wick used for light

아가씨

agassi — Young lady or miss; a respectful term for a young woman

곱슬머리

gopseulmeolli — Curly hair; hair that forms natural curls or waves

하나,

hana — One; the number one in native Korean numerals

둘,

dul — Two; the number two in native Korean numerals

셋

set — Three; the number three in native Korean numerals

비둘기와

bidulgawa — Pigeon and; a dove or pigeon plus a conjunction

내

nae — My; first-person singular possessive pronoun

주인님

juinnim — My master; a respectful title for an owner or lord

핀

pin — Pin; a small pointed fastening device or proper name

양털

yangtеol — Wool; the soft fibrous hair from a sheep

깎으러

kkakgeureo — To shear or trim; going for the purpose of cutting

가볼까요?

gabolkkayo? — Shall we go?; polite suggestion to go somewhere together