Usages of neohda
프라이팬으로 야채를 볶고 고기를 넣었어요.peuraipaeneuro yachaereul bokkgo gogireul neoheosseoyo.
I stir-fried vegetables in a frying pan and added meat.
봉투에 주소를 적고 우체통에 넣었어.bongtue jusoreul jeokgo uchetonge neoheosseo.
I wrote the address on the envelope and put it in the mailbox.
치즈를 많이 넣었더니 버터 맛이 잘 안 느껴졌어.chijeureul manhi neoheossdeoni beoteo masi jal an neukkyeojyeosseo.
I put in so much cheese that I could hardly taste the butter.
기름을 너무 많이 넣으면 맛이 달라요.gireumeul neomu manhi neoheumyeon masi dallayo.
If you add too much oil, the taste changes.
간장하고 식초를 같이 넣으면 더 맛있어요.ganjanghago sikchoreul gati neoheumyeon deo masisseoyo.
If you add soy sauce and vinegar together, it tastes better.
책상을 정리하는 김에 지우개랑 가위도 서랍에 넣었어.chaeksangeul jeongrihaneun gime jiugaerang gawido seorabe neoheosseo.
While I was organizing the desk anyway, I also put the eraser and scissors in the drawer.
후추를 너무 많이 넣었더니 맛이 너무 강해졌어.huchureul neomu manhi neoheossdeoni masi neomu ganghaejyeosseo.
I put in too much pepper, so the taste got too strong.
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