boda

Usages of boda

새로 문을 연 책방을 아직 안 가 봤어.saero muneul yeon chaekbangeul ajik an ga bwasseo.
I haven’t been to the newly opened bookstore yet.
나는 공원에서 동물을 봐요.naneun gongwoneseo dongmureul bwayo.
I see animals in the park.
공원에서도 가을 단풍을 볼 수 있어요.gongwoneseodo ga-eul danpungeul bol su isseoyo.
You can see autumn leaves even in the park.
공원에서 꽃을 봐요.gongwoneseo kkocheul bwayo.
I see flowers in the park.
창가 좌석에 앉으면 밖을 볼 수 있어요.changga jwaseoge anjeumyeon bakkeul bol su isseoyo.
If you sit in the window seat, you can see outside.
제가 어제 본 영화는 정말 재미있었어요.jega eoje bon yeonghwaneun jeongmal jaemiisseosseoyo.
The movie I saw yesterday was really interesting.
큰 산을 보면 조금 긴장돼요.keun saneul bomyeon jogeum ginjangdwaeyo.
I feel a bit nervous when I see a big mountain.
그 아이는 울다가 친구를 보고 바로 웃었어.geu aineun uldaga chingureul bogo baro useosseo.
The child was crying, but after seeing a friend, she smiled right away.
마지막 장면에서 그녀의 표정을 보고 나도 같이 울 뻔했어.majimak jangmyeoneseo geunyeoui pyojeongeul bogo nado gati ul ppeonhaesseo.
When I saw her expression in the last scene, I almost cried too.
그녀의 표정을 보고 나도 따라 웃게 돼.geunyeoui pyojeongeul bogo nado ttara usge dwae.
When I see her expression, I end up smiling too.
지난번에 만난 선생님을 오늘 다시 봐서 정말 반가웠어.jinanbeone mannan seonsaengnimeul oneul dasi bwaseo jeongmal bangawosseo.
I saw the teacher I met last time again today, so I was really glad.
그녀도 나를 보자마자 반갑게 웃어 줬어.geunyeodo nareul bojamaja bangapge useo jwosseo.
She also smiled gladly as soon as she saw me.
식탁이 조용한 걸 보니까 모두 배부른가 봐.siktagi joyonghan geol bonikka modu baebureunga bwa.
Seeing how quiet the dining table is, everyone must be full.
저기 웃고 있는 걸 보니 그 소식이 정말 반가웠나 봐.jeogi usgo issneun geol boni geu sosigi jeongmal bangawossna bwa.
Seeing her smiling over there, that news must have made her really happy.
실수로 파일을 삭제하려다가 중요한 메모를 보고 멈췄어.silsuro paireul sakjeharyeodaga jungyohan memoreul bogo meomchwosseo.
I was about to delete the file by mistake, but I saw an important note and stopped.
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