Usages of kkeut
복도 끝에 걸려 있던 사진을 다시 걸어 둬.bokdo kkeute geollyeo issdeon sajineul dasi georeo dwo.
Rehang the photo that was hanging at the end of the hallway.
책 끝에 사진이 있어요.chaek kkeute sajini isseoyo.
There is a photo at the end of the book.
선생님 사무실은 이쪽 복도 끝에 있어요.seonsaengnim samusireun ijjok bokdo kkeute isseoyo.
The teacher’s office is at the end of this hallway.
호텔 복도 끝 비상구 앞에는 가방을 두면 안 돼요.hotel bokdo kkeut bisanggu apeneun gabangeul dumyeon an dwaeyo.
You must not leave your bag in front of the emergency exit at the end of the hotel hallway.
저는 내용이 쉬운 영화는 자막을 끝까지 볼 필요가 없어요.jeoneun naeyongi swiun yeonghwaneun jamageul kkeutkkaji bol piryoga eobseoyo.
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