jip

Usages of jip

집이 커요.jibi keoyo.
The house is big.
이 집은 커요.i jibeun keoyo.
This house is big.
저 집은 작아요.jeo jibeun jagayo.
That house is small.
집에서 밥을 먹어요.jibeseo babeul meogeoyo.
I eat rice at home.
집에서 공부해요.jibeseo gongbuhaeyo.
I study at home.
친구 집까지 걸어가요.chingu jipkkaji georeogayo.
I walk to my friend’s house.
집 근처에 시장이 있어요.jip geuncheo-e sijangi isseoyo.
There is a market near the house.
집 왼쪽에 우체국이 있어요.jip oenjjoge uchegugi isseoyo.
There is a post office to the left of the house.
문을 열고 집에 들어가요.muneul yeolgo jibe deureogayo.
I open the door and enter the house.
집이 조용해요.jibi joyonghaeyo.
The house is quiet.
우리 집이 커요.uri jibi keoyo.
Our house is big.
집에서 산이 보여요.jibeseo sani boyeoyo.
You can see the mountain from the house.
내 집 근처에 도서관이 있어요.nae jip geuncheo-e doseogwani isseoyo.
There is a library near my house.
우리 집은 역이랑 가까워.uri jibeun yeogirang gakkawo.
My place is close to the station.
집 근처에 빵집이 있어서 아침마다 빵을 사요.jip geuncheo-e ppangjibi isseoseo achimmada ppangeul sayo.
There is a bakery near my house, so I buy bread every morning.
집 뒤에 작은 공원이 있어요.jip dwie jageun gongwoni isseoyo.
There is a small park behind the house.
집 앞 우편함에 관리비 안내가 들어 있었어.jip ap upyeonhame gwanribi annaega deureo isseosseo.
There was a notice about the maintenance fee in the mailbox in front of the house.
부동산에서 본 집은 조용했지만 역이 조금 멀었어.budongsaneseo bon jibeun joyonghaessjiman yeogi jogeum meoreosseo.
The place I saw at the real estate office was quiet, but it was a little far from the station.
이 집은 보증금이 낮아서 좋아요.i jibeun bojeunggeumi najaseo johayo.
I like this house because the deposit is low.
내일 부동산에 가서 보증금이 낮은 집을 다시 볼 거예요.naeil budongsane gaseo bojeunggeumi najeun jibeul dasi bol geoyeyo.
Tomorrow I will go to the real estate office and look at a house with a low deposit again.
급하게 집에서 나오다가 가방을 떨어뜨렸어요.geuphage jibeseo naodaga gabangeul tteoreotteuryeosseoyo.
While hurrying out of the house, I dropped my bag.
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How do speech levels work in Korean?
Korean has multiple speech levels that indicate formality and politeness. The most common are the formal polite (‑습니다/‑ㅂ니다), informal polite (‑아요/‑어요), and casual (‑아/‑어) forms. Which level you use depends on who you're speaking to and the social context.

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