Level 2 Lesson 24 / still, already / 아직, 벌써 Toggle Panel
Level 2 Lesson 24 / still, already / 아직, 벌써
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In this lesson, we are introducing two new expressions – 아직 [a-jik], which means “still” or “not yet”and 벌써 [beol-sseo], which means “already”. Listen to find out how they are used in context in natural Korean sentences, and if you have any questions, please feel free to ask us in the comment or e-mail us at talktomeinkorean@gmail.com!
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안녕하세요 ^^ this is my sample sentence..
벌써 열한 시예요 그렇지만 아직 잘 수 없어요.
아까 제 강의는 벌써 끝났어요.
맞아요? i’m not quite sure about my sentence >.<
선생님, 어딘가 듣는거는 생각했어요,
‘아직 까지’ & ‘아직 부터’
is these words exist? and what does it means?
운동은 아직 안 끝나지만 벌써 피곤해요.
I haven’t finished exercising yet, but I’m already tired.
Hello. :)
Here are my sentences:(Noticed that there are less people posted here)
!:아직 새 핸드폰을 안 샀어요.
and just wonder if this one is right..
2:어제 비가 왔어요.오늘도 아직 비가 와요. (it rained yesterday,today too,it still rains)
3.저는 벌써 전화 했어요.
Thank you :)
A: 아직 7시예요. 우리 드라마 구영해야 돼요.
B: 아니 아직 안 7시예요. 지금 벌써 6:30시예요.
A: 미안해. 저는 시간이 모르다요.
B: 괜차나요.
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