eoje

yesterday

Usages of eoje

• 어제 학교에 갔어요.: I went to school yesterday.
• 어제 날씨가 추웠어요.: Yesterday’s weather was cold.
• 어제 부모님과 식당에서 맛있는 음식을 먹었어요.: Yesterday I ate delicious food at a restaurant with my parents.
• 어제 사진을 찍었어요.: I took a photo yesterday.
• 어제 친구에게 편지를 받았어요.: I received a letter from a friend yesterday.
• 어제는 일이 많아서 정말 바빴어요.: Yesterday I was really busy because there was a lot of work.
• 어제 아침에 늦게 출근했어요.: I went to work late yesterday morning.
• 어제 국내선 비행기를 탔어요.: I took a domestic flight yesterday.
• 어제 기차표를 예약했어요.: I reserved a train ticket yesterday.
• 어제 친구에게 연락했어요.: I contacted my friend yesterday.
• 제가 어제 본 영화는 정말 재미있었어요.: The movie I saw yesterday was really interesting.
• 저는 어제 들은 노래를 기억해요.: I remember the song I listened to yesterday.
• 어제 두 시간이나 공부했어요.: I studied for as long as two hours yesterday.
• 어제 호텔에서 체크인했어요.: I checked in at the hotel yesterday.
• 어제 빌린 소설을 오늘 아침에 반납했어.: I returned the novel I borrowed yesterday this morning.
• 어제 발표에서 실수를 했어.: I made a mistake in the presentation yesterday.
• 어제 그녀는 감기로 결석했어.: She was absent with a cold yesterday.
• 어제 친구와 길게 이야기했어요.: I talked with a friend for a long time yesterday.
• 새 이웃이 이사 와서 어제 처음 인사했어.: A new neighbor moved in, so I greeted them for the first time yesterday.
• 어제 밤에 잠이 안 왔어요.: I couldn’t fall asleep last night.
• 어제 공원에서 걸었는데 정말 조용하더라.: I walked in the park yesterday, and it was really quiet.
• 어제 밤에 휴대폰을 충전하지 못해서 지금 친구에게 메시지를 못 보내요.: I couldn’t charge my phone last night, so I can’t send my friend a message now.
• 이 국은 어제 먹은 것보다 덜 짜서 좋아.: I like this soup because it’s less salty than the one I ate yesterday.
• 요즘 보는 드라마가 재미있어서 어제도 계속 봤어.: The drama I’m watching these days is interesting, so I kept watching it yesterday too.

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