junbihada

Usages of junbihada

저는 시험 준비를 해요.jeoneun siheom junbireul haeyo.
I prepare for the exam.
지금 여행을 준비하고 있어요.jigeum yeohaengeul junbihago isseoyo.
I am preparing for a trip now.
지금 회의를 준비하고 있어요.jigeum hoeuireul junbihago isseoyo.
I am preparing for a meeting now.
호텔 수영장에 수건을 준비해 놓았어요.hotel suyeongjange sugeoneul junbihae nohasseoyo.
Towels have been prepared at the hotel swimming pool.
시험을 준비하려면 책이 필요해요.siheomeul junbiharyeomyeon chaegi piryohaeyo.
You need a book to prepare for the exam.
생일 파티 음식은 얼마나 준비했어요?saengil pati eumsigeun eolmana junbihaesseoyo?
How much birthday party food did you prepare?
수업 후에 발표를 준비해요.sueop hue balpyoreul junbihaeyo.
I prepare a presentation after class.
오늘 먹을 음식으로 샐러드를 준비했어.oneul meogeul eumsigeuro saelleodeureul junbihaesseo.
I prepared a salad to eat today.
내일 회의를 준비해서 지금 바빠요.naeil hoeuireul junbihaeseo jigeum bappayo.
I’m busy now because I’m preparing for tomorrow’s meeting.
회의 준비하느라 점심을 못 먹었어.hoeui junbihaneura jeomsimeul mos meogeosseo.
I couldn’t eat lunch because I was preparing for the meeting.
손님이 오기 전에 차를 준비해요.sonnimi ogi jeone chareul junbihaeyo.
I prepare tea before the guest comes.
상추를 씻은 다음에 포도도 같이 꺼내서 점심을 준비했어요.sangchureul ssiseun da-eume pododo gati kkeonaeseo jeomsimeul junbihaesseoyo.
After washing the lettuce, I also took out some grapes and prepared lunch.
지역사회가 이번 행사를 같이 준비해요.jiyeoksahoega ibeon haengsareul gati junbihaeyo.
The local community is preparing this event together.
아마추어 극단이 무대 의상을 준비했어.amachueo geukdani mudae uisangeul junbihaesseo.
The amateur theatre company prepared the stage costumes.
우리가 무대 의상을 준비할 테니까 너는 분장을 해.uriga mudae uisangeul junbihal tenikka neoneun bunjangeul hae.
We will prepare the stage costume, so do your makeup.
친구가 몰래 선물을 준비했습니다.chinguga mollae seonmureul junbihaessseupnida.
My friend secretly prepared a gift.
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