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jeomsim (siksa)
점심 (식사)
(p)
lunch
Jeomsimeul mani meogeumyeon ohue jollil geoyeyo.
점심을 많이 먹으면 오후에 졸릴 거예요.
A big lunch will make you sleepy in the afternoon.
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gansik
간식
(n)
snack
gansigeul junbihada
간식을 준비하다
prepare a snack
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jeonyeok siksa
저녁 식사
(p)
dinner
jeulgeopgge jeonyeok sikssareul hada
즐겁게 저녁 식사를 하다
enjoy dinner
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baegopeun
배고픈
(p)
hungry
Namja aiga baegopa hamnida.
남자 아이가 배고파 합니다.
The boy is hungry.
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ppang
빵
(n)
bread
ppang jogakgwa rolppang
빵 조각과 롤빵
sliced bread and bread rolls
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epitaijeo
에피타이저
(n)
appetizer
I epitaijeoneun neomu jjamnida.
이 에피타이저는 너무 짭니다.
These appetizers are too salty.
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yasik
야식
(n)
midnight snack
Jameul mot jjal sudo itggie yasigeun gabyeopgge meogeoya hamnida.
잠을 못 잘 수도 있기에 야식은 가볍게 먹어야 합니다.
Midnight snacks need to be light, so they don't keep you awake.
gajeong yori
가정 요리
(n)
home cooking
anaeui gajeong yori
아내의 가정 요리
wife's homecooking
mongmareun
목마른
(p)
thirsty
maeu mongmareun
매우 목마른
very thirsty
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baebureun
배부른
(p)
full
wanjeon baebureun
완전 배부른
completely full
juyori
주요리
(p)
entrée
Juyorineun soegogiwa yachae yoriimnida.
주요리는 쇠고기와 야채 요리입니다.
The main course is beef and vegetables.
juyori
주요리
(p)
main course
Juyorineun soegogiwa yachae yoriimnida.
주요리는 쇠고기와 야채 요리입니다.
The main course is beef and vegetables.
bwipe
뷔페
(n)
buffet
bwipe teibeul
뷔페 테이블
buffet table
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dijeoteu
디저트
(n)
dessert
dijeoteu keikeu
디저트 케이크
dessert cake
daejeopada
대접하다
(v)
serve
chilmyeonjoreul jeonyeogeuro daejeopada
칠면조를 저녁으로 대접하다
serve a turkey dinner
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maeumkkeot meogeul su itneun
마음껏 먹을 수 있는
(p)
all-you-can-eat
maeumkkeot meogeul ssu inneun bwipe
마음껏 먹을 수 있는 뷔페
all-you-can-eat buffet
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koseu yori
코스 요리
(p)
course meal
Urineun reseutorangeseo daseot ggajiro guseongdoen koseu yorireul meogeotsseumnida.
우리는 레스토랑에서 다섯 가지로 구성된 코스 요리를 먹었습니다.
At the restaurant we had a five course meal.
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oesikhada
외식하다
(v)
eat out
oneul jeonyeogeun oesikhapssida.
오늘 저녁은 외식합시다.
Let's eat out for dinner.
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angteure
앙트레
(n)
entrée
gogi angteure
고기 앙트레
meat entrée
angteure
앙트레
(n)
main course
gogi angteure
고기 앙트레
meat entrée
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