#i have to give a 5-7 minute presentation on wednesday. about a (10-14 page) paper i haven't written a single word for

[destinyandcoins]

if you see me on tumblr anymore tonight please kindly tell me to get the fuck back to work on my slideshow presentation. threats of extreme violence and psychological trauma welcomed if they get results

[magnesiaandlemonjuice]

Friday 22 December 1826

7 1/4

11 50/60

the magnesia does very well for me, not acting too much like medicine - In my salon at 8 5/60 - fine morning finished dressing - at my desk at 8 55/60 - finished my letter to Miss MacLean (vide yesterday) wrote the 2nd end and much under the seal, and a few lines across one end, all very small and close - what I extracted yesterday took up about the latter 1/3 page 1 and 1/2 page 2 - the following is about 1 or nearly 2/3 of page 3 after promising to write regularly I go on to observe 

‘you give me no hope of seeing you here - you doubt whether you should like Paris in ‘my way’ as I do - what way is that? Perhaps you mistake it a little - I am sensible of the merits of the place for edification, and amusement, and salubrity, and the general purposes of living in all the comfort that money can purchase - but I am patriot still, and British to the bone - were it not for my aunt, I should have no thought of settling here - But what can I do? we sometimes talk of going farther south - The question is whether, when it comes to the part, my aunt can bear the journey? - I know not what to think - On leaving England and on arriving here, her life seemed not worth 1/2 a years purchase - Since writing to you last, she has changed so wonderfully for the better, she may continue for a dozen years - The climate has been of very great service, and till this last day or 2, she was really as she said, quite well - Even now that she cannot walk about quite so well, it seems merely a temporary effect of the weather - we had had a little sleet and drizzling rain all the morning, the 1st time we have had the 1st appearance of snow in its smallest shape - One might have hitherto walked, and sat out in the Tuileries gardens every day excepting 1 or 2 rainy days - and one might indeed, have walked there well enough this afternoon - I was not aware of having given you to understand that, in the event of anything happening to my aunt, I should positively and immediately return to England - She has desired to be interred here; and this might, or might not, according to circumstances, make so little difference - Be this as it might, you would probably see me soon - At present, however, I have not, as before, this to muse upon; for my aunt, tho’ very infirm, appears in no sort of danger - It is extraordinary that my 2 letters should give such opposite accounts - but such is the fact, a fact certainly beyond my calculation when I wrote to you last - ‘I am happy MacDonald still pleases’ - this sentence struck me at the time, and strikes me now - were we on terms more formal, I should still be cautious what I replied to this, grateful always for the Trouble you took for me; but, as it is, I shall write exactly what I think at present - It was difficult to find such a person as we wanted, without some fault or other, or if not a fault, some failing in what we wished for - I begrudge spending much paper on such a subject, especially as, on the whole, we go on pretty well - My aunt sometimes complains of carelessness on the part of MacDonald, and that she seems as if she did not always know what she was about - there are 2 things I have never named to my aunt, Miss Reed’s last letter (on her return from Bath) and a circumstance that occurred at Shibden - I have more than once spoken seriously to MacDonald I abominate what looks like prevarication and since a talkathon last Monday, I have had less confidence in her than ever - Her head is certainly not clear at all times - whether she has any thing on her mind, or any thing in her blood to confuse it, I know not - She is always very obliging, and cooks for us very nicely, and can do quite well for my aunt - Had she never the appearance of being so oddly confused, she might be invaluable - I shall probably speak to her no more - She is not in my province - Enough - It is probable you do not give me much credit for knowing how to manage woman servants - Mrs Lawton could no more understand her than myself - Perhaps if you were here, you might excuse us both - But breathe not a word of all this - we shall go on as we do, - well enough - and you shall give me a practical lesson 1 of these days in housekeeping, which, by the way, pothers me not a little just now’ - 

….. Breakfast at 10 20/60, read about 1/2 the paper, and had done all the above of today at 11 1/4 - ‘How do you and Mr Lawton agree? ‘I thought you did not at all like him’ there was a time when we did not agree; but we both thought better of it, and agreed to agree in future - He does not like York, so never goes there’ - Say we shall change our apartment - on account of ‘a kitchen 2 stories above us - bells that the servants cannot hear &c [etcetera] &c [etcetera]’ - altogether a very long, kind letter - sent it off at 11 1/2 to ‘Miss Maclean of Coll, Tobermory, N.B. Ecosse’ - Settled my accounts - dawdling over 1 thing or other - took George and went out at 1 3/4 - went to the potshop rue Saint Honoré numero 357. ask 5/. for basket panier de couteaux rue du marché Saint Honoré Numero 42. the woman asked George 3/. for it the other day - asked me 1/50, and I could get it for no less but could have had the other set for 1/25 at another shop merchancer the rue neuve des petit champs when I bought the large vegetable basket sometime since - thence to Bertaud rue neuve des petit champs Numero 33 - nice little pot of marmalade oil abricots very good à 1/50, but did not buy it - Roquefort cheese 2/. a lb very good - from de Parma (Parmesan) 2/40 a lb - thence to Berthellemot Palais royal for bonbons - Chinois &c [etcetera] 6/. a lb. all things of this kind 6/. a lb - said I had paid only 5/. - they declared it could not be - bonbons 6, 8, 10, 12/. a lb. - they said at last ‘nous arrangerons’, but I walked off determined to try elsewhere - bonbons 8, 10 and 12/. in the rue de Richelieu - just before coming to Saint Roch very nice figs in a little box at 2/. a lb. might have the box for 3/. allowing 2oz for the weight of the box - stopt at no. 334 and bought the plaqué tea-pot (vide line 7 page 60) for 29/. then got a little porcelaine sucrier à l’Anglais made me 1/75 tho’ only asked me 1/50 in the morning and another blue finger glass at the cheating pot-shop Numero 357 (rue Saint Honoré) and then some oranges and marrons, numero 353, and sent George home - I called at Melleriod about the plate, and bought some bombons à 8/. à la Belle Angelique Numero 25 Boulevard des Italiens - the boy followed me home with them - came upstairs at 4 - Dawdling over 1 thing or other (seeing that my money was right) till 4 20/60 then thro’ the gardens to the Faubourg Saint Germain to order wine chez meurice Numero 21 rue des petit pères - went up the rue des augustins almost to the end of the street then turned back a got right - ordered 2 dozen macon for the servants at 1/05, and 1 dozen for ourselves (red Beaune) and 1 bottle white Beaune à 2/. a bottle and 1 bottle Champaigne à 4/. and 1 ditto Bordeaux Lafitte à 4/. to come tomorrow morning - Got home (thro’ the place du carrousel) at 5 1/4 - Dawdling over 1 thing or other till dinner exactly at 6 - shewed the teapot &c [etcetera] - she hoped 1 could afford it - on telling the cost she was satisfied -

on speaking afterwards of the dessert she said it was all for Mrs B I said I would have as much every day for only myself with my own consent and if π [Mariana] came and I hoped she would manage it so we might have nine plates of dessert without costing very much my aunt only hoped that what ever I did I should manage to have a few franks for her to go out airing in the summer I said this sstruck me exceedingly she should always have as many franks for this purpose as she chose I would order no more about the table I had meant to agree for her to have the carriage twice a week it was she who prevented me she saw she hat touched a tender cord and began to lament her always ssaying what she thought it was all for my sake and she was crying but I told her what she had said she would know must strike me if she thought about it a minute I would rather go without dessert all my life than abridge her of the carriage or anything else I would rather be hundred more in debt she dried up her tears and we talked of macd our now frequent subject thought I to myself well no more thought beyond what is absolutely necessary I will save my money said I would not interfere about the table I see I had best make up my mind to a little more hugger mugger than necessary to enter into society it out of the question remember save my money and do not fidget my aunt by attention to desserts and appearances of this ssort I had thought of getting better teacups I shall give it up and will spend as little as I can begged my aunt to order the carriage whenever she liked - but we were very harmonious afterwards -

at Michel’s this morning as my eye casually glanced over the order book I saw an order for the Tasburghs rue Royal Numero 13 - from 9 1/4 to 10 wrote the last 38 lines - wrote a little note this morning to Mrs Barlow to ask her to order more charcoal for us. George took the note after leaving me - the charbonier chanced to call this evening to inquire if we wanted any - ordered it for tomorrow - we consume a sack i.e. 12 boisseaus in 3 weeks - charcoal 9/. charbonier for bringing 14 or 15 sols - made minutes of what I have to go tomorrow. no time to settle my accounts tonight - go to my room at 10 1/2 very fine day - O [two dots, marking discharge]

extraordinary my cousin does not come ought to have been with me wednesday week -

[Margin] ver[y] fine mild morn[in]g F40 at 8 1/4 a.m. 44o at 12 1/2 p.m. 41o - 6 - - - 10 1/2 -

SH:7/ML/E/10/0033 & SH:7/ML/E/10/0034

[wasalwaysagreatpickle]

Friday 2 September 1831

6

10 50/..

At my desk at 7 3/4 – wrote the whole of the last page and so far of this – feel very bilious and giddy – the following note from Mr Rawson – ‘Dear Madam I was very sorry to hear Mark Wilcock had been trespassing over the grounds at Shibden Hall, as he ought to have known better and I think must have been in a little in liquor – but I will take care he does not offend again in the same way – yours truly Christopher Rawson – ‘Hope Hall, Friday morning’ – 

Breakfast (a weak tea again) at 9 1/4 – gave my father Mr Rawson’s note to read – Letter about 1/2 hurried page from Lady Gordon dated Wednesday 34 Hertford Street and as follows – ‘I had written you a long letter saying that I would go – and with many thanks to you; but my advisers have stopped it and say I cannot decide for certain reasons for a day or two – It is now past post time and I am writing in a horrid hurry – yours Caroline Duff Gordon. I’ll write on Friday definitively’ 

Just read this and said to Marian I found I could not be off on Monday – should not be able to fix a day positively till after Sunday’s post – Marian said she never expected I could get off then – I said I would as soon as I could – some time afterwards she going out of the room, and, I thinking I should have no better opportunity of speaking to my father on the subject of my going began by saying I was hurt and annoyed etc. etc. this led to a regular running through of the whole matter, and my saying I thought Marian had behaved very ill – In the course of the conversation, mentioned what I had heard Marian say of leaving a thousand pounds to her little protégée Sarah – and of selling the 3 farms she would have here and said I had not made my uncle’s will and was not to blame for it, etc. etc. what I had done about my father’s will was to satisfy my uncle etc. etc. I thought Marian not much fit for the management of complex affairs – I would pay no debts for her – should be glad of her having some sure provision and my father knew best, but I thought it would be well to entail the farms here – if she had children they would have them, and if not my father could make such further disposition as he chose – I did not want to dispose of them – I had not in fact, the disposition of this Shibden property – for to know a persons wish and promise to comply with it was as binding as any entail could be – I gave it to be understood that I had not the final disposition of the estate – for said I had once made a will (and told Marian what I had done) but that she had thrown in my face what I had left her, and I had then told her, she should not have it to do again – did not name at all the will I am now going to execute – said I was surely as much my father’s child as Marian and thought it odd to be thus absolutely set against Cordingley, or, as Marian afterwards said, her (Marian’s) money (though I said I would pay all additional expenses) and turned out of the house – this led my father to say, well! as to that it was all nonsense – if I chose to go, it was very well but I did not need go unless I liked it – How so, said I – if you say that I must explain – if I cannot have Cameron here, and cannot do without her, what remains for me to do? – why, said my father, you used to do without her and you might do without her still – As for that, said I, surely I must be the best judge what I can do with or do without – I know I used to do without but we cannot always do as we used to do – I cannot and indeed in this case ought not – 

Here George came in to say my aunt was in the drawing room, but as it was eleven and after I thought he meant Mr Charles Robinson whom I expected at that hour, and therefore went off in a minute or 2 – some talk with my aunt and Mr Charles Robinson came about 11 1/4 – explained to him that I wished to have all the new tenants under lease – named the nature of the lease, and that I wanted the same rent Jackman paid (£14 for the 6 1/4 days work of marshes – Mr Charles Robinson pays only 12 guineas) but that I was willing to pay him a fair valuation for what he had laid out excepting for the shed of which there might be a memorandum made on the back of the lease that he should on quitting receive what ever might at the that time be considered a fair equivalent or as I shall on signing the lease add be allowed to take it away? – He well satisfied, as well he might and the lease to be prepared – we then talked of the mill concern – I said I had told Mr Adam the rent would be doubled but that this was my idea on the 1st of my coming over but that the paper Thomas Robinson had given me so far from doing harm had done good, and that I was now inclined to make the terms better for them than before but would pledge myself to nothing as yet – at all rates I had not named and should not name the valuation paper (vide page 204) – He said his brothers were now determined to agree, and all would be settled on Tuesday – I promised to meet them at Mr Parker’s office on that day, and possession of the mill being previously given, we would make a new agreement, and all should be finally determined as far depended on me – they must see what they could make of George previously as to the mill on condition of his having it on a lease from me – I had nothing to do with that, but that till I had possession I would do nothing – 

Asked Mr Charles Robinson where to get scalpels and bistourées in London – he recommended Laundy of Saint Thomas Street opposite the gates of Guy’s hospital London – he made instruments for the hospital and would get me admission to see the preparations – would introduce me too, if I liked to Doctor Hodgson who has written a critical catalogue of the morbid preparations at Guy’s – as a present to a foreign medical friend had best ask for Sir Astley Cooper’s pocket case of surgical instruments price from £2 to £3 –

Mr Charles Robinson seemed uncommonly satisfied with his visit and stayed above 1 1/2 hour – Stayed talking to my aunt an hour – read her Mariana’s letter – 

Reconciled her to staying here I urging the great expediency of it and saying it was in fact gaining time for if there was not a change of one sort or other by and by we could make some other arrangement it would hasten my settling with somebody or other

Said if Lady Gordon did not go to Spain she would probably go somewhere in the spring – in the mean while I could go quietly to Paris, and if I wanted a quiet place to settle my accounts etc. in England might try the Star and Garter at Richmond and give up all thoughts of Copp’s hotel at Leamington – 

Richmond would be no more expense than Leamington and I could do without seeing Mariana again? – 

Came upstairs at 1 1/2 and wrote all but the 1st 5 lines of today till 2 1/4 then writing instructions for Mr Charles Robinson’s lease, and writing fair copy of paper respecting the water at Upper Brea etc. till 4 – off (down the old bank) to Halifax at 4 1/4 to Mr Parker’s office – saw himself and with him near an hour – ordered leases for George and Charles Robinson shewed him my fair copy of the Upper Brea water paper, and the note I had had from Mr Rawson in the morning, and asked if he Mr Parker as a gentleman thought such a note sufficient – enough for the future conduct of the man (Mark Wilcock) but nothing for his past impertinence which ought to be apologized for – Mr Parker quite of my opinion but did not think the man worth an action, and no other remedy against him – I should get a farthing damages, he would have costs to pay or go to prison – the case was very clear – few witnesses required and £100 would certainly quite cover the expense – said I could not possibly let the thing go unpunished – this £100 might do me £200 worth of good as to character afterwards and I had quite made up my mind to bring the action if the man did not give an apology in writing – 

Wrote at Mr Parker’s the rough draft of second and very civil note to Mr Rawson, and home up the old bank and at my desk in 20 minutes at 5 3/4 – rather shortened and altered, I think much for the better the note and wrote and sent by George at 7 1/4 to ‘Christopher Rawson Esquire 4 Hope Hall’ the following – ‘Dear Sir. I am much obliged to you for your note of this morning – nothing can be more satisfactory as to the future conduct of Mark Wilcock who, I am happy to find is your gamekeeper, as, in this case, you will doubtless be able to settle the matter for me – I am sorry this annoying business has occurred, and still more so to feel obliged to say, the man was not in liquor when I myself discharged him, and that such was the manner in which he set me at defiance in the presence of the two men who had before discharged him by my authority, that I am really called upon to beg you will be so good as insist on his coming here, and giving me a proper written apology in the presence of the two men in question, and of such other persons as I may choose to have present – Had you said 1/2 a word about the game, I should have had the greatest pleasure in giving you run of the estate, I am dear sir, very truly yours A. Lister. Shibden Hall Friday 2 September 1831’ – 

Read the note to my aunt and father or rather the copy of it just after I had off George – Dinner at 7 1/2 – sat over it talking to my aunt till 9 20/.. – then we went to the rest till 10 5/.. when came up to my room at which hour Fahrenheit 64 1/2˚ - rather showery morning – fine afternoon and evening –

[autoirishlitdiscourses]

Discourse of Sunday, 13 December 2020

I expect you to hold a reasonable doubt? The section clearly appreciated and enjoyed what you see as significant and connect them to the group's discourse during the add code as quickly as I said, you've set up a handout and email your grade in the manner of A-for the questions you've written a smart move and a grade for the section guidelines handout, which perhaps requires you to ten pages long; this may result in a comparison/contrast the distrust of the poem. I hope all of the Anglo-Irish, and overall you had an A-very much so. He was also helpful in pointing to multimedia and/or #6, Irish nationalism and the very first paragraph in the book was published? I just wanted to meet with you through finals week! You may find it necessary to complete an English Paper lots of good work here, but will be, or if his ancestors are only other Nigerian emigrants? Great! Does that help? You seemed a bit, and this is, or should I said before, and the Stars: Nora Clitheroe, Jack Clitheroe, The Second Sin 2. If people aren't talking because they are constructed in the back of your total score for the text imagines its reader, and none impacted the meaning of the section. Thanks. Of course, Anglo-Irish and British nationalisms and open honesty about where your analysis more specifically. Yes, there are not enough to impede an understanding of what's going on in the context of being.

However, these are acceptable choices they're all wonderful poems. I suspect that you want to say, Sunday, which is already an impressive delivery. In any case always a good way to think about the two-minute and expect an immediate answer to something excellent. Well done tonight. Yeats assigned for Thursday although note that the most likely cause is that the title and copyright page from the absolute maximum amount of reading the Japanese car as a study guide, from Four Quartets 2. Think about how Ulysses supports your larger-scale motive that makes sense to put. Again, thank you for pointing me toward this in section Wednesday night with details about exactly what you're actually talking about how far past 10 a. Good luck on the section, not ten. From Calypso early in the sense that my edition of the first line of the thesis statement, which gives you a bit more on the test in another format is followed in a rather difficult passage, and what kind of strained family dynamics? You should treat each other to do that, too, and if you're not articulating.

This is the last few days once you've sent me. I do not calculate participation until the end of the second line of discussion and question provoked close readings of textual evidence really are and what he thought just so happens that I may occasionally make general announcements in this section, people have produced some excellent readings, I think one of my office hours 11:00 it will have to be more engaged with the novel within one of the Anglo-Irish, what you mean, here is to engage in a lot faster than you expected. Well done on this.

I'm looking forward to it to move the discussions of course, depend on most directly contribute to the next level and making a cognitive leap. I graded. An attempt to gain an advantage in the morning shift if that person's ancestry also includes more stereotypically Irish people, and you do. Of course! I think that there's a larger-scale payoff for your section, and you really have done quite a hard skill to develop your ideas in even more successful than it would be eleven now if he did it over and over. Finally, the time I saw you on the table and people were holding up the image properties, then this change to concepts of nationalist identities to have in section this Wednesday the original text. I have you in section, episode 6 p.

And provided a good thumbnail background to the fact that they demonstrated knowledge of the most profitable way to find somewhere else to leave your paper/must/perform a recitation in section two. The Poetess; and dropped so many emails shortly before each paper grade are the only ones going at 5 p. The fact that he found the boots used as an allegory; the second line of your grade. This can be a breach of professionalism that I didn't foresee at the end. Can't read margin comments. I think that you fail the course for a change at the end of Godot, of your head as you can extract contact and scheduling information from this page to check for the Croppies Yeats, and I hope everything is going, but it would pull you up out of that first draft and allow the group members will have section tonight, expanded and based on the Mad Hatter's hat in Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. Hi! To look at other parts of this, if you need to cancel my office hours at all, you should/always/have completed the assigned texts listed under that date on the way that shows you paid close attention to the section, so if you don't need to send them along a proposal from, as I've learned myself over the last chance to perform a musical arrangement or dramatic performance to do so would be, if I recall my ancient reading of it seems that it looks like you. Does that help?

I'm looking forward to your first one sirens is currently missing from your knowledge of the total grade for the course so far this quarter, though, you've done some excellent work at some point in her life where learning to do an awful lot of reasons for accepting after this time, I think this hurt you indirectly in some ways. Alternately, we can absolutely supplement it with other representations of the least of these women is inappropriate? I think she's worked hard and earned it. 96% two students tied for this class, and you incur the penalty, which requires the willingness to suffer an injury to one's self-characterization at several points in this particular passage that's currently bespoken in that relationship can make my 6 p. Emails that I think you did quite an honor to win—people who were otherwise on track, and examining a specific question and being one of these are required, of your intended final project to me, walk up on reading will probably involve providing at least a preliminary selection of what overall trajectory your paper receives a B-range grades, which at least 86% on the final, myself. 7:00, in fact, this is a smart move for Joyce to be available to, as you can which specific part of his lecture pace rather than simply being in front of the text that you may find it if you have any questions about plagiarism should be on the midterm.

Is it helpful to build up to him. But you're quite prepared, it's up to your larger-scale, nor am I suggesting that there are variations between individual Irishmen and-voice arrangement of Patrick Kavanagh's On Raglan Road. I think that you've got a sensitive, thoughtful job of balancing your time.

Ultimately, what this relationship between elements are. Let me know if you have any questions. He agrees that this is not just because you're moving in directions that dug down into the material to think about how you're using them in section. Another reason is that you are writing or after? I won't forcibly cut you off unless you file an incomplete would also like to dispute a grade on their behalf in my comments can be a productive exercise I myself would like to email me by email except to respond to your section self-identify as Irish is inappropriate or wrong, but probably not directly connected to the question at the high end of the rather abstract quality?

You added an extra word to line 7. I think that you score less than absolutely perfectly optimal. Here are my comments on it not in many ways even though she almost certainly learn more about which I'm ready to talk about those parts that build to your larger-scale concerns, which was distributed during our last two section meetings are a couple of extra minutes to get her where she wanted to follow it.

Your notes are posted here; but I don't think it's too late to start writing. I suspect that the questions you've written a smart choice. Doing this effectively, because asking people where they see these particular texts, especially because so many in line 14. For the sake of having them fresh in your recitation plans by ten p. I'd recommend asking him if he's not there, is generally pretty minor errors, your attention more closely would help you to open up discussions on their behalf in my box in the recitation half of your paper would have paid off for anything at all times. Having someone else steals your thunder thematically, you should stop using Windows presentation.

Is there something about the varying purposes they serve, or one that most immediately presents itself to wind up giving answers to these questions for a specific claim in a strong delivery. Hi, Megan! Let me know how stressed you've been rather quiet this quarter, though, you've got some good ideas here, but really, your delivery was basically solid, though your experiential metaphor may be elementary and/or complex discussions about course material,/please let me know if you have not been lost, exactly? Whatever you mean, exactly, and that has been seen since the '50s, but you picked to the phrase in the first place. Section. Think about what motivates us to experience non-passing range for you. It may be that you score at least a paragraph or two to get it in that episode, Cyclops, which is more productive question is a component of your discussion plans by 10 p. I really hope that your argument with a GPA of 3. Whatever you mean by talking about the way that is productive overall. Something else entirely? 17 vocab quiz: Matthew Arnold's/On the Concept of History, which is one of the book it appears in in my office hours at all, you've really done some very perceptive readings of a letter grade boost unless I explicitly say so, right? You must email me at least one of them are rather complex.

None of this, but really, your primary focus should be read allegorically as being entitled to. I'm happy to provide the largest contributions to the department party today and working, rather than merely a helpless victim of circumstance and/or abuse is a duplicate message. Good luck on the section to get to everything anyway. I'll post them unless you have more or less objective characteristic of personality and identity that are unrelated to romantic love, romance, which involves speculations about the object of analysis is and get that to give you a photocopy of the Irish nationalism, the more likely he is not by any means the only student who wants to, but others may surface, so I can't be sure without seeing it in my margin notes because your first or second paragraph would pay off on the syllabus assigns for the final and am happy to proctor a make-up to your paper as you're capable of punching through to even more deeply into your own thoughts even more specific about what it means to be in my other section is cuing off of earlier discussion of the points you get some good things to do more than the syllabus pretty well, and have therefore almost certainly talk about existentialism in broad terms?

Yeats, The Stare's Nest; and you did a good reason for not doing so by staying in the attendance/participation calculation. Having to seek emergency medical treatment twice is a pretty safe guess, but also to try to force them along a proposal from, in SH 1415. You also reacted gracefully to questions and comments that you have any questions. Doing this effectively if the group. All in all of your analysis what is your last chance to add compliance with that time. I will cut you off a lot of payoff for those who have not engaged in memorization and recitation in the urban environments of the way that shows you paid close attention to small-scale argument, but the power came back on it, in relation to their hearts, you gave quite a good selection, and word not only keeps us on task. Needing to study for a long time, I think that that's quite likely enjoy Hannah Arendt's book On the other paper yet. From the Republic of Conscience, p. I hope you had chosen, it's a mark of maturity, and have therefore almost certainly already know her, and making sure that you may encounter is that if you get the changed document to me in advance will help you to reschedule—as it might be interesting ways to read from Butcher Boy; you should be different, and so forth. —I suspect that you took. You should prepare for your thoughts more clearly pay off as much as you know that I've gestured toward, though I certainly understand from personal experience it can be found below. Also, glancing at me periodically, I will give him a no grade assigned if eGrades lets me do so for purposes of your choice of a status is this racial, cultural, historical, something of a conversation with him? I myself often don't revise my thesis statement takes the safe position instead of trying to make about developmental causality and to be able to answer messages.

So, I think that choosing a good thumbnail background to the way to satisfy by taking the course as a psychiatrist but his personal experience into analysis find it helpful to think critically about your medical condition mandates additional section absences, so I can post a slightly modified version of your grade further, if your thoughts is then used to control women and/or interpretation/. Either choice is absolutely OK to look for cues that tell me when large numbers of fingers to let the group, did a solid piece of work that combines both, although that understanding may not have a nuanced and engaged manner; and c get at least some of your way to push it further: Hannah Arendt's book On the other Godot groups for several reasons, including participation and attendance that is related to Irish literature. In the meantime or have substantial problems with papers in this regard over the last two weeks. Although your research. If that's not necessarily the order I will be productive. Your initial explication was thoughtful and focused, providing reminders about upcoming events, links to songs and other works, I think that making a more successful is a symbol for another class. What I would say that I say, Google Scholar when you do well in several places in the class and led them through some very impressive move. If you have attended for attendance if they need to be more careful proofreading would help to be done; I think that your recitation plans and specific text of the following things: a woman.

You cannot rewrite your thesis statement, but I also wanted to remind people. This would allow you to make real contributions to the group in a fully capable member of the right page of Ulysses that's sitting in my regular office hour that day, and this is what you see this as soon as you know that I appreciate that this is, I think might have helped some, here. Anyway, my policy documented here. Well, my suggestion is that participating more extensively in section this quarter, and a student this quarter. In my own writing, but may wind up with an earlier discussion of a selection from Ulysses in front of the second, larger claim would help you to recite.

[wheresanne]

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Lesson 1

한국   -   Korea

도시   -   city

이름   -   name

저   -   I (formal)

나   -   I (informal)

남자   -   man

여자   -   woman

그   -   that (from a previous sentence)

이   -   this

저   -   that (something far away)

것   -   thing

의자   -   chair

탁자   -   table

선생님   -   teacher (three syllables)

이다   -   to be

침대   -   bed

집   -   house

차   -   car

안   -   not

사람   -   person

책   -   book

컴퓨터   -   computer

나무   -   tree

네   -   yes

아니   -   no

소파   -   sofa

중국   -   China

일본   -   Japan

문   -   door

의사   -   doctor

학생   -   student

Lesson 2

나라   -   country

가방   -   backpack

창문   -   window

잡지   -   magazine

방   -   room

안(에)   -   inside (not ㄴ...)

위   -   on top

밑   -   below

옆   -   beside

뒤   -   behind

앞   -   in front

여기   -   here

냉장고   -   refrigerator

개   -   dog

강아지   -   puppy

고양이   -   cat

쥐   -   rat

펜   -   pen

전화기   -   phone

커피   -   coffee

식당   -   restaurant

건물   -   building

텔레비전   -   television

미국   -   USA

캐나다   -   Canada

호텔   -   hotel

학교   -   school

은행   -   bank

있다   -   to have

있다   -   to be in a location

Lesson 3

음식   -   food

���이크   -   cake

공항   -   airport

병원   -   hospital

공원   -   park

한국어   -   Korean (language)

머리   -   head

다리   -   leg

손가락   -   finger

귀   -   ear

팔   -   arm

눈   -   eye

입   -   mouth

배   -   stomach, pear

버스   -   bus

배   -   boat

우리   -   us, we

먹다   -   to eat

가다   -   to go

만나다   -   to meet

닫다   -   to close

열다   -   to open

원하다   -   to want (an object)

만들다   -   to make

하다   -   to do

말하다   -   to speak

이해하다   -   to understand

좋아하다   -   to like

크다   -   to be big

작다   -   to be small

새롭다   -   to be new

낡다   -   to be old (worn) (나...)

비싸다   -   to be expensive

싸다   -   to be not expensive, to be cheap

아름답다   -   to be beautiful

뚱뚱하다   -   to be fat, to be chubby

길다   -   to be long

좋다   -   to be good

아주   -   very (ㅇ...)

매우   -   very (ㅁ...)

너무   -   too, very

Lesson 4

길   -   street

거리   -   road

우리   -   we

오다   -   to come

끝나다   -   to be finished

끝내다   -   to finish

하지만   -   but

위험하다   -   to be dangerous

잘생기다   -   to be handsome

못생기다   -   to be ugly

손   -   hand

영어   -   English

택시   -   taxi

열차   -   train

역   -   station

버스 정류장   -   bus station

비행기   -   airplane

자전거   -   bicycle

거기   -   there (when it's close)

저기   -   there (when it's farther away)

아내   -   wife

남편   -   husband

아이   -   child

아들   -   son

딸   -   daughter

아버지   -   father

어머니   -   mother

춤추다   -   to dance

피곤하다   -   to be tired

다르다   -   to be different

알다   -   to know

편지   -   letter

슬프다   -   to be sad

맛   -   taste

맛있다   -   to be delicious

살다   -   to live

식사   -   meal

아침   -   morning (not 오...)

아침식사   -   breakfast

생각하다   -   to think

지금   -   now (not 이...)

행복하다   -   to be happy

배우다   -   to learn

연습하다   -   to practice

물   -   water

걷다   -   to walk

사과   -   apple

재미있다   -   to be funny, interesting

많다   -   to be many

돈   -   money

Lesson 5

동생   -   younger sibling

남동생   -   younger brother

여동생   -   younger sister

형   -   older brother (when speaker is male)

오빠   -   older brother (when speaker is female)

누나   -   older sister (when speaker is male)

언니   -   older sister (when speaker is female)

삼촌   -   uncle

이모   -   aunt (maternal)

고모   -   aunt (paternal)

아저씨   -   older man not related to you

아주머니   -   older woman not related to you (four syllables)

할아버지   -   grandfather

할머니   -   grandmother

친구   -   friend

사진   -   picture

안경   -   glasses

비밀   -   secret

비   -   rain

가게   -   store, shop

꼬리   -   tail

박물관   -   museum

가스 레인지   -   stove (gas range)

오리   -   duck

기대하다   -   to expect

건너다   -   to cross (a road)

던지다   -   to throw

싫어하다   -   to not like

떠나다   -   to leave

농담하다   -   to joke

지루하다   -   to be boring (ㅈ...)

마르다   -   to be too thin (person)

멀다   -   to be far away

마르다   -   to be dry

비슷하다   -   to be similar

싫다   -   to not be good

오래되다   -   to be old (an object to be old) (오...)

배고프다   -   to be hungry

년   -   year

일   -   day

오늘   -   Today

월요일   -   Monday

화요일   -   Tuesday

수요일   -   Wednesday

목요일   -   Thursday

금요일   -   Friday

토요일   -   Saturday

일요일   -   Sunday

어제   -   yesterday

내일   -   tomorrow

모레   -   day after tomorrow

시간   -   time

공부하다   -   to study

공   -   ball

Lesson 6

신발   -   shoes

남방   -   shirt

질문   -   question

문제   -   problem

노력하다   -   to try

앉다   -   to sit

만지다   -   to touch

자다   -   to sleep

나이   -   age

화장실   -   restroom

먹다   -   to eat

보다   -   to see

주   -   week

곧   -   soon

항상   -   always

부장님   -   boss

분위기   -   atmosphere

차   -   tea

기다리다   -   to wait

바지   -   pants

교실   -   classroom

급식   -   food at school

교감선생님   -   vice principal

교장선생님   -   principal

놀라다   -   to be surprised

아래   -   bottom

청소하다   -   to clean

풀   -   glue

수도   -   capital city

병   -   water bottle

병   -   disease

약속하다   -   to promise

생선   -   fish

야채   -   vegetable

언덕   -   hill

선물   -   present, gift

빠르다   -   to be fast

느리다   -   to be slow

기타   -   guitar

듣다   -   to hear

들어보다   -   to listen

착하다   -   to be nice (not 친...)

종이   -   paper

그만하다   -   to stop (ㄱ...)

우유   -   milk

운동하다   -  to exercise

손목   -  wrist

시계   -   clock

손목시계   -   wrist watch

영화   -   movie

Lesson 7

눈썹   -   eyebrow

교사   -   teacher (profession)

반   -   class of students

직장   -   work location

벽   -   wall

털   -   hair (not on head), fur

머리카락   -   hair (on head)

저녁   -   dinner, evening

점심시간   -   lunch, noonish

옷   -   clothes

찾다   -   to search for, to find (ㅊ...)

가르치다   -   to teach

일하다   -   to work

짓다   -   to build

가지다   -   to own, to possess

잠그다   -   to lock something

잊다   -   to forget

돕다   -   to help

주다   -   to give

맞다   -   to be correct

쉽다   -   to be easy

덥다   -   to be hot (not 뜨...)

그립다   -   to miss (a thing)

귀엽다   -   to be cute

춥다   -   to be cold (not 차...)

어렵다   -   to be difficult

더럽다   -   to be dirty

바쁘다   -   to be busy

같다   -   to be the same

안전하다   -   to be safe

딱딱하다   -   to be hard

부드럽다   -   to be soft

가능하다   -   to be possible

불가능하다   -   to be impossible

일찍   -   early

오전   -   morning (not 아...)

오후   -   afternoon

매일   -   everyday

여름   -   summer

가을   -   fall

겨울   -   winter

봄   -   spring

Lesson 8

즉시   -   immediately (ㅈ...)

바로   -   immediately (ㅂ...)

빨리   -   quickly

가끔   -   sometimes (ㄱ...)

자주   -   often

많이   -   many, a lot (adverb)

방금   -   a moment ago

완벽하다   -   to be perfect

곧   -   soon

곳   -   place (ㄱ...)

기계   -   machine

대학교   -   university

아프다   -   to be sick

놀다   -   to play

트럭   -   truck

동시에   -   same time

검은색   -   black

흰색   -   white

밤   -   night

어젯밤   -   last night

똑똑하다   -   to be smart

갑자기   -   suddenly

매년   -   every year

음료수   -   beverage

외국   -   foreign country

외국인   -   foreigner

쓰다   -   to write

쓰다   -   to use

실수   -   mistake

수리하다   -   to repair

고등학교   -   high school

잡다   -   to catch

읽다   -   to read (used when talking about reading anything: newspaper,magazines,labels,etc)

다시   -   again

중요하다   -   to be important

여행   -   travel

혼자   -   alone

낮   -   daytime

젊다   -   to be young

늙다   -   to grow old, age (느...)

나이가 많다   -   to be old (person) (two words ㄴ...)

동   -   East

남   -   South

서   -   West

북   -   North

도서관   -   library

받다   -   to get/receive/acquired

도착하다   -   to arrive

내다   -   to pay for something (2 syllables)

나쁘다   -   to be bad

Lesson 9

되다   -   to be/become

공장   -   factory

열   -   fever

시작하다   -   to start

극장   -   theater

회사   -   company

모기   -   mosquito

간판   -   sign

직업   -   job

부끄럽다   -   to be shy

수업   -   class (two syllables)

행동하다   -   to act

고기   -   meat

돼지   -   pig

돼지고기   -   pork

소   -   cow

소고기   -   beef

소개하다   -   to introduce

발견하다   -   to discover, to find (ᄇ...)

방문하다   -   to visit

잃다   -   to lose (something) (2 syllables)

잃어버리다   -   to lose (something) (5 syllables)

돈   -   money

벗다   -   to take off clothes

꽃   -   flowers

값   -   price (one syllable)

건강하다   -   to be healthy

예쁘다   -   to be pretty

땅콩   -   peanut

축구   -   soccer

야구   -   baseball

여권   -   passport

수건   -   towel

미래   -   future

체육   -   physical education

지하철   -   subway (three syllables)

웃다   -   to laugh

이제   -   now (not 지...)

현재   -   present, now

장소   -   place, location (ㅈ...)

Lesson 10

하나   -   one (Korean)

둘   -   two (Korean)

셋   -   three (Korean)

넷   -   four (Korean)

다섯   -   five (Korean)

여섯   -   six (Korean)

일곱   -   seven (Korean)

여덟   -   eight (Korean)

아홉   -   nine (Korean)

열   -   ten (Korean)

스물   -   twenty (Korean)

서른   -   thirty (Korean)

마흔   -   forty (Korean)

쉰   -   fifty (Korean)

일   -   one (Chinese)

이   -   two (Chinese)

삼   -   three (Chinese)

사   -   four (Chinese)

오   -   five (Chinese)

육   -   six (Chinese)

칠   -   seven (Chinese)

팔   -   eight (Chinese)

구   -   nine (Chinese)

십   -   ten (Chinese)

백   -   one hundred (Chinese)

천   -   one thousand (Chinese)

만   -   ten thousand (Chinese)

처음   -   the first time

마지막   -   the last

첫 번째   -   first (1'st)

두 번째   -   second (2'nd)

개   -   thing counter

번   -   action counter

번째   -   time counter

명   -   person counter

대   -   vehicle counter

잔   -   glass counter

시   -   hour (indicates "o'clock")

분 (time)   -   minute

초   -   second (s)

살   -   years old (ends in ㄹ)

영   -   Zero (ㅇ...)

공   -   Zero (used in phones)

Lesson 11

일월   -    January

  이월   -    February

 삼월   -    March

  사월   -    April

  오월   -    May

  유월   -    June

 칠월   -    July

  팔월   -    August

  구월   -    September

  시월   -    October

 십일월   -    November

  십이월   -    December

 동안   -    during

  달   -    month (not ㄱ...)

  개월   -    month (not ㄷ...)

 날   -    day

 하루   -    a day (one day)

이틀   -    two days

  사흘   -    three days

  지난 주   -    last week

  지난 달   -    last month

 다음 주   -    next week

 이번 주   -    this week

  이번 달   -    this month

  다음 달   -    next month

 작년   -    last year

 올해   -    this year

  내년   -    next year

  평생   -    in my life

 달리다   -    to run

기회   -    opportunity

  보통   -    usually (not ㄷ...)

 계획   -    plans

  회사원   -    office worker

 두렵다   -    to be scared

  요리하다   -    to cook

  요리사   -    chef

  운전하다   -    to drive

 운전사   -    driver

  이상하다   -    to be strange

  죽다   -    to die

Lesson 12

점원   -    Store Assistant

배우   -    actor

얇다   -    thin (not people )

적당하다   -    moderate

속삭이다   -    to whisper

목   -    Neck

소리   -    Sound

목소리   -    Voice (ㅁ...)

복습하다   -    to review

층   -    Floor

바꾸다   -    to change (not 변...)

신청   -    Application

유학   -    Study Abroad

꽤   -    fairly

의미   -    meaning (ㅇ...)

그때   -    that time

상황   -    Situation

넘어지다   -    to fall

어리다   -    to be young

입다   -    to put on clothes

닭   -    Chicken

기쁘다   -    to be glad

열심히   -    diligently

독서하다   -    to read (only used when talking about reading books)

문장   -    Sentence

기름   -    Oil

출발하다   -   to depart

몇   -    some/few (article placed before a counter)

그들   -    Them

마시다   -    to drink

내리다   -    to get off, go down, come down

나오다   -    to come out

나가다   -    to go out

때   -    time (when)

쪽   -    Direction (ㅉ...)

생활   -    Lifestyle

쓰다   -    to write

모르다   -    to not know

완전히   -    perfectly

사다   -    to buy

팔다   -    to sell

Lesson 13

사실   -    Fact

 축하하다   -    to congratulate

  약   -    Medicine

  일어나다   -    to get up

 준비하다   -    to get ready

  익숙하다   -    to be familiar

  흥미롭다   -    interesting

  음악   -    Music

  늦다   -    late

 시원하다   -    cool

 질투하다   -    jealous

 맵다   -    spicy

  하늘   -    Sky

  땅   -    Land

  죄송하다   -    to be sorry (notㅁ...)

  미안하다   -    to be sorry (not ㅈ...)

무겁다   -    heavy

  가볍다   -    to be light, not heavy, slight

 유명하다   -    famous

지하   -    Underground

요즘   -    these days (...ㅈ...)

  빵   -    Bread

들어오다   -    to come in

들어가다   -    to go in

  쓰레기   -    Garbage

입장하다   -    to admit

  회계사   -    Accountant

  엔지니어   -    Engineer

  녹차   -    Green Tea

  같이   -    together

 정부   -    Government

  성격   -    Personality

 온도   -    Temperature

 커튼   -    Curtain

  숨   -    Breath

 숨쉬다   -    to breathe

  이   -    Teeth

Lesson 14

냄새   -    smell

  청소기   -    vacuum cleaner

 얼굴   -    face

 시장   -    market

 몸   -    body

 불   -    light, fire

 숙제   -    homework

  기억   -    memory

상자   -    box

 바람   -    wind

 세금   -    tax

 켜다   -    to turn on (ㅋ...)

  끄다   -    to turn off

  숨다   -    to hide oneself

  숨기다   -    to hide an object

  고장내다   -    to break

  놓다   -    to lay an object down

  눕다   -    to lie down, lay oneself down

  존경하다   -    to respect

  대체하다   -    to replace

  제공하다   -    to provide, to offer

  포함하다   -    to include

  내다   -    to make something come up, arise, occur

  싸우다   -    to fight

  속이다   -    to trick somebody

  감동하다   -    to impress

  서다   -    to stand

 잠기다   -    to be locked

  켜지다   -    to be turned on

꺼지다   -    to be turned off

  나다   -    to have something you didn't have

  고장나다   -    to be broken

  놓이다   -    for an object to be lying down

화나다   -    to be mad

  짜증나다   -    to be annoyed

  열리다   -    to be open

 속다   -    to be tricked

  자꾸   -    repeatedly

닫히다   -    to be closed

Lesson 15

잠   -    sleep

  모자   -    hat

  줄   -    line, string, rope, queue (ㅈ...)

 감기   -    a cold

  기침   -    cough

 설사   -    diarrhea

 독감   -    the flu

  재채기   -    sneeze

 동아리   -    a club in school or university

  취미   -    hobby

  수학   -    math

  가족   -    family (not 가정)

  실력   -    skills

 사촌   -    cousin

 삶   -    life

 맥주   -    beer

 과거   -    past

 마음   -    one's heart/mind

 그림   -    picture, painting

 들다   -    to lift, to carry, to hold

  들다   -    to enter, to go into

가져오다   -    to bring an object

  가져가다   -    to take an object

돌리다   -    to turn, to run a machine, to hand out

  돌다   -    to be turning, to be rotating

 돌아보다   -    to look back

  돌아가다   -    to go back

 돌아오다   -    to come back

  돌려주다   -    to give back

걸다   -    to hang

  주문하다   -    to order (ㅈ...)

 결혼하다   -    to get married

부르다   -    to call out

  고르다   -    to choose, to pick (ㄱ...)

 넣다   -    to insert, to put inside

 경험하다   -    to experience

  설명하다   -    to explain

자랑하다   -    to show off

  똑같다   -    to be exactly the same

자랑스럽다   -    to be proud

 또 다르다   -    another

걸리다   -    to be caught

  시끄럽다   -    to be loud

  흔하다   -    to be common

  드물다   -    to be rare

 속   -    inside (ㅅ...)

  아마도   -    maybe

Lesson 16

경제   -    economy

  경제적   -    economical

  ��사   -    history

 역사적   -    historical

 과학   -    science

  과학적   -    scientific

 충동   -    impulse

  충동적   -    impulsive

 문화   -    culture

 문화적   -    cultural

 민주   -    democracy

 민주적   -    democratic

  개인   -    individual/personal (2 syllables)

 개인적   -    individual (3 syllables)

 자연   -    nature

자연스럽다   -    natural

  실망하다   -    disappointed

실망스럽다   -    disappointing

  사랑하다   -    to love

 사랑스럽다   -    to be lovely

  만족하다   -    to be satisfied

 만족스럽다   -    to be satisfactory

  관계   -    relationship

  풀다   -    to untie, to unfasten, to loosen

  스트레스   -    stress

  연필   -    pencil

  색깔   -    color

  그   -    he

  그녀   -    she

  결과   -    result

  조금   -    a little

 꿈   -    dream

 꿈꾸다   -    to dream

 세상   -    world (ᄉᄉ)

 세계   -    world (ᄉᄀ)

  근처   -    to be close to, to be near (no "다")

  가깝다   -    near by, close (adj.)

 회화   -    conversation

  태어나다   -    to be born

 나중   -    later

 다니다   -    to go somewhere frequently

  문자   -    text message

힘들다   -    to be difficult to do something

 제목   -    title of a book

  그러나   -    but, however

순수하다   -    to be pure

  최근에   -    recently

  가슴   -    chest

  믿다   -    to believe, to trust

Lesson 17

과일   -    fruit

 술   -    alcohol

  우산   -    umbrella

  권   -    counter for books

잎   -    leaf

  교회   -    church

  강   -    river

  반갑다   -    to be good, happy

 계절   -    season

  따뜻하다   -    to be warm

 날씨   -    weather

  부엌   -    kitchen (ㅂ...)

  담임   -    homeroom

 방학   -    school vacation

 머무르다   -    to stay

  당근   -    carrot

  무   -    radish

  감자   -    potato

  칼   -    knife

  쉬다   -    to relax/rest

보내다   -    to send

  높다   -    to be high

  걸어오다   -    to come by walking

  걸어가다   -    to go by walking

  초대하다   -    to invite

  단어   -    word

  문법   -    grammar

  울다   -    to cry

  발   -    foot

  바다   -    sea

  신문   -    newspaper

  고객   -    customer

 환영하다   -    to welcome

  부자   -    rich person

가난하다   -    to be poor

교육   -    education

기분   -    feelings

시험   -    exam

분   -    person (high respect form)

순서   -    turn

Lesson 18

원숭이   -    monkey

교과목   -    subject in school

교과서   -    textbook

소문   -    rumor

충전기   -    charger

청구서   -    bill

계산원   -    cashier

계산기   -    calculator

출장   -    business Trip

밥솥   -    rice Cooker

소설   -    novel

백과사전   -    encyclopedia

전공   -    major (in school)

가위   -    scissors

팀   -    team

부모님   -    parents

피부   -    Skin

군대   -    army

군인   -    soldier

지도   -    map

책상   -    desk

어깨   -    shoulder

백화점   -    department store

대학생   -    university/college student

중학교   -    middle School

가수   -    singer

공기   -    air

새벽   -    dawn

자르다   -    to cut

요청하다   -    to request

궁금하다   -    to be curious about

안타깝다   -    to be unfortunate

젖다   -    to be wet

주로   -    mainly, mostly

저쪽   -    that direction

내부   -    inside part

외부   -    outside part

Lesson 19

한식   -    Korean food

  양식   -    western food

  키   -    height

  별   -    star

 태도   -    attitude

월급   -    pay cheque

  도심   -    downtown (ㄷ...)

  시내   -    downtown (ㅅ...)

  추억   -    memory (ㅊ...)

 후보자   -    candidate

 라면   -    instant noodles (Ramen)

  주년   -    anniversary

  자세   -    body position/posture

  걱정하다   -    to worry

  씻다   -    to wash

확인하다   -    to confirm, to check

  모으다   -    to gather, to collect

 이야기하다   -    to talk with, to have a conversation with

수집하다   -    to collect

  추천하다   -    to recommend

  좁다   -    to be narrow

  넓다   -    to be wide

  특별하다   -    to be special

  게으르다   -    to be lazy

  편하다   -    to be comfortable (not ㅇ...)

  안락하다   -    to be comfortable (not ㅍ...)

  더   -    more

  덜   -    less

  가장   -    most (ㄱ...)

제일   -    most (ㅈ...)

  평소   -    usual

  여러   -    many/various (ㅇ...)

  옛   -    something old

  옛날   -    a long time ago

  옛사랑   -    old love

 옛이야기   -    old story

 옛길   -    old road

  닥쳐   -    shut up

Lesson 20

교수   -    professor

주인   -    master, owner, proprietor

  잘못   -    mistake, fault

  기온   -    temperature

  거울   -    mirror

가루   -    powder

  근육   -    muscle

  어둠   -    darkness

기본   -    basics

사고   -    accident

 교통   -    traffic

  잘하다   -    to do something well

 못하다   -    to do something poorly

 수영하다   -    to swim

대우하다   -    to treat somebody

  퇴직하다   -    to retire

  접수하다   -    to receive (usually an application)

  씹다   -    to chew

  통역하다   -    to interpret

  번역하다   -    to translate

젓다   -    to stir

늘리다   -    to gain, to improve, to increase (ㄴ...)

  빠지다   -    to fall into

빠져나오다   -    to escape, to come out of

빠져나가다   -    to escape, to go out of

늘다   -    to be gained, improved, increased

  둥글다   -    to be round

  헷갈리다   -    to be confusing (ㅎ...)

 어둡다   -    to be dark

  잘   -    well

  못   -    poorly

  님   -    adds respect to a person's name or position

  또는   -    or

  세   -    A counter for "years" of age (ends in vowel)

  꼭   -    surely

  물론   -    of course

이상   -    a noun to indicate that something is more than something else

Lesson 21

소식   -    news (not 뉴스)

  엄마   -    mom

  아빠   -    dad

결혼식   -    wedding

  우표   -    postage stamp

  신   -    God

  만화   -    comics, cartoons

  만화책   -    comic book

  예정   -    Schedule

  코딱지   -    booger, a small amount of something

  논   -    rice paddy

  낮잠   -    nap

  의견   -    opinion, feedback

  ���입   -    income

  축복하다   -    to bless

사라지다   -    to disappear

  졸업하다   -    to graduate

입원하다   -    to check in to a hospital

  퇴원하다   -    to check out of a hospital

  이기다   -    to win

지다   -    to lose

  후회하다   -    to regret

  타다   -    to ride

즐겁다   -    to be pleasant

  부족하다   -    to not be enough, to be lacking

  간단하다   -    to be simple

  누구   -    who

  왜   -    why

  언제   -    when

  어디   -    where

역시   -    also

  미터   -    meter

  센티미터   -    centimeter

  몇몇   -    some (only used with people)

나중에 또 봐요   -    see you later

  벌써   -    already (not 이...)

  이미   -    already (not ㅂ...)

특히   -    especially

점점   -    gradually

Lesson 22

얼마나   -    how much

몇   -    how many

  뭐   -    what (adverb)

무슨   -    what (adjective)

  무엇   -    what (noun)

 어떤   -    which

어떤   -    some

  어느   -    which for places

어때   -    how was

대개   -    usually (not ㅂ...)

  바깥   -    outside (not ㅇ...)

  쯤   -    approximately

  계란   -    eggs

  자리   -    a seat, a place to put something

  중요성   -    importance, emphasis

 벌금   -    a fine

파일   -    file

로션   -    lotion

  습관   -    customs, habit

치마   -    skirt

  단계   -    step, phase, stage

짓   -    some sort of negative action

  차지하다   -    to occupy a space

수거하다   -    to collect, to come and pick up

찢다   -    to tear, to rip

  첨부하다   -    to attach (a file)

  다녀오다   -    to go and then come back

  예상하다   -    to expect

올바르다   -    to be correct (not 맞다)

  복잡하다   -    to be complicated (ㅂ...)

 짧다   -    to be short

 서로   -    reciprocally

 필독   -    must read

  며칠   -    how many days

퍼센트   -    Percent

Lesson 23

초록(색)   -    (the color) green

 보라색   -    (the color) purple

  연두색   -    (the color) light green

분홍색   -    (the color) pink

갈색   -    (the color) brown

회색   -    (the color) grey

 적색   -    (the color) red

셔츠   -    Shirt

눈   -    snow

눈보라   -    blizzard, snow storm

뉴스   -    news (not 소식)

전쟁   -    war

  작품   -    a piece of work

날짜   -    date

그릇   -    bowl

등   -    one's back (body part)

 손등   -    back of hand

 손톱   -    fingernail

독자   -    readers

부부   -    couple, married couple

변경하다   -    to change (four syllables)

  들르다   -    to stop by

내려오다   -    to come down

  내려가다   -    to go down

드러내다   -    to reveal, to show

  발표하다   -    to announce

드러나다   -    to be revealed, to be shown

 푸르다   -    to be sea blue

노랗다   -    to be yellow

빨갛다   -    to be red

 하얗다   -    to be white

  까맣다   -    to be black

  파랗다   -    to be blue

  섬세하다   -    to be delicate

송이   -    counter for “bunch” (bananas)

  종류   -    counter for a “type of thing” (ㅈ...)

  가지   -    counter for a “type of thing” (ㄱ...)

  그렇다   -    to be like that (ᄀ...)

 이렇다   -    to be like this

  저렇다   -    to be like that (ㅈ...)

Lesson 24

설탕   -    sugar

경찰관   -    policeman

  경찰서   -    police Station

구름   -    cloud

경쟁   -    competition

 경쟁자   -    competitors

피   -    blood

구두   -    shoes, boots (ㄱ...)

 목욕   -    bath

번호   -    number

전화번호   -    phone number

열쇠   -    key

수박   -    watermelon

  과자   -    candy, cookies

양복   -    suit

  날다   -    to fly

  걷히다   -    to clear up (in weather)

구경하다   -    to sight see

뒤처지다   -    to fall behind

  앞지르다   -    to pass, to overtake

 감독하다   -    to supervise

 느끼다   -    to feel

지우다   -    to wipe off, to erase

  두다   -    to put, set, place something

  달다   -    to be sweet

  깊다   -    to be deep

조용하다   -    to be quiet

뜨겁다   -    to be hot (not 덥다)

  차갑다   -    to be cold (not 춥...)

 친절하다   -    to be nice, to be kind (not 착...)

 전   -    before, ago

  직전   -    just before

  후   -    after, later

 직후    -   right after

  이래    -   since

 잠시    -   a moment

잠깐    -   a short time

 이내    -   within

 치우다    -   to remove, to clear away

Lesson 25

모든   -   every (ㅁ...)

모든 것   -   everything

  어디나   -   everywhere

 언제나   -   every time

  누구나   -   everyone

 뭔가   -   something

  어딘가   -   somewhere

언젠가   -   sometime, some day (ㅇ...)

  누군가   -   somebody

  아무나   -   anybody

  아무 거나   -   anything

아무 데나   -   anywhere

  아무 때나    -   anytime

 아무도    -   nobody

 아무 것도    -   nothing

  아무 데도    -   nowhere

마다    -   each

  모두    -   all (two syllables)

 다    -   all (one syllable)

 데    -   place (ㄷ...)

언제든지    -   anytime

  젓가락    -   chopsticks

 혀    -   tongue

 지갑    -   wallet, purse

 기숙사    -   dorm

  주소    -   address

 메뉴    -   menu

 아시아    -   Asia

  동남아시아    -   South East Asia

  눈물    -   tears

  회의    -   meeting, conference

  고향    -   hometown

  휴일    -   holiday (DAY)

  아기    -   baby, infant

  산책하다    -   to go for a walk

  사귀다    -   to go out with, to date

무관심하다    -   to be indifferent

  심하다    -   to be severe, to be extreme

  하루 종일    -    all day long

  예전    -   old days, past

 관심이 있다    -   to be interested in

  이때    -   at this moment

Lesson 26: Theme Lesson 1: School

학교   -    school

  학생   -    student

 선생님   -    teacher (three syllables)

교사   -    teacher (two syllables)

  담임선생님   -    homeroom teacher

  교장선생님   -    principal

 교감선생님   -    vice principal

  원어민 선생님   -    native speaking teacher

  과목   -    subject

  반   -    class (one syllable)

 수업   -    class (two syllables)

  교실   -    classroom

  교시   -    period

  1교시   -    first period

  2교시   -    second period

  시간표   -    timetable

  급식   -    the lunch served at school

  동아리   -    club

  시험   -    exam

  중간고사   -    midterm exam

  기말고사   -    final exam

  문제   -    problem/question

  질문   -    question

  방학   -    vacation

  초등학교   -    elementary school

중학교   -    middle School

  고등학교   -    high school

국립고등학교   -    public high school

  사립고등학교   -    private high school

  학원   -    after school private academy

 학년   -    grade

 학기   -    semester

  수능   -    Korean SAT

  수행평가   -    performance assessment

 가르치다   -    to teach

  배우다   -    to learn

  듣다   -    to hear

  이해하다   -    to understand

  이해가 안 되다   -    to not understand

  설명하다   -    to explain

  평가하다   -    to evaluate

시험을 보다   -    to take an exam

  채점하다   -    to mark or grade an exam

  방과 후 수업   -    after school class

학교 끝나고   -    after school

  수업 전에   -    before class

 수업 끝나고   -    after class

Lesson 27: Theme Lesson 2: Transportation

버스   -    bus

  정류장   -    stop/station

  버스 정류장   -    bus stop

  버스 기사   -    bus driver (not 아저씨)

  버스 아저씨   -    bus driver (not 기사)

  전철   -    subway (two syllables)

  지하철   -    subway (three syllables)

  역   -    station

위치   -    location

  길   -    street/road (one syllable)

 거리   -    street/road (two syllables)

  사거리   -    intersection

  교통카드   -    transportation card

  자리   -    a place to sit

  노약 좌석   -    a seat for the elderly and weak

  호선   -    line in a subway

  출구   -    exit of a subway station

  택시   -    taxi

  막차   -    last train/bus

  첫차   -    first train/bus

 가다   -   to go

  오다   -    to come

  만나다   -    to meet

  건너다   -    to cross (a road)

  내리다   -    to get off

  타다   -    to get on

  찍다   -    to scan a card

갈아타다   -    to transfer (ㄱ...)

  환승하다   -    to transfer (ㅎ...)

  데려다 주다   -    to bring a person to a certain point

길을 잃다   -    to be lost

  앉다   -    to sit

  충전하다   -    to recharge

  멈추다   -    to stop (ㅁ...)

  자리를 맡다   -    to save a seat for somebody

  놓치다   -    to miss (not 보... or 그...)

  빠르다   -    to be fast

 느리다   -    to be slow

  복잡하다   -    to be confusing (ㅂ...)

  오른쪽   -    the right side/direction

  왼쪽   -    the left side/direction

건너편   -    the opposite side

  반대로   -    the opposite direction

 여기   -    here

  거기   -    there (not 저...)

  저기   -    there (not 거...)

Lesson 28: Theme Lesson 3: Eating

김치   -    kimchi

  밥   -    rice

  반찬   -    side dish

  식사   -    meal

  물   -    water

 음료수   -    beverage

 맥주   -    beer

  소주   -    a type of Korean traditional alcohol 1

  막걸리   -    a type of Korean traditional alcohol 2

  콜라   -    cola

  사이다   -    cider

  고기   -    Meat

돼지고기   -    pork

  소고기   -    beef

  해물   -    Seafood

재료   -    ingredients

  국내산   -    some product/food from Korea

  식당   -    restaurant

  맛집   -    delicious restaurant

  젓가락   -    chopstick

  숟가락   -    spoon

  포크   -    fork

  접시   -    plate

그릇   -    bowl

in 91 days

탁자   -    table

  상   -    small traditional Korean table that folds out

  냄비   -    pot

  냉장고   -    refrigerator

  김치냉장고   -    kimchi refrigerator

  냉동실   -    freezer

 메뉴   -    menu

 먹다   -    to eat

  마시다   -    to drink

  요리하다   -    to cook

  따르다   -    to pour

  주다   -    to give

  주문하다   -    to order (ㅈ...)

  시키다   -    to order (ㅅ...)

  계산하다   -    to pay (4 syllables)

  내다   -    to pay for something (2 syllables)

 비싸다   -    to be expensive

  싸다   -    cheap

  배고프다   -    to be hungry

  배부르다   -    to be full (stomach)

  맛있다   -    to be delicious

  맛없다   -    not delicious

  짜다   -    salty

  느끼하다   -    greasy

  고소하다   -    nutty

  아침(식사)   -    breakfast

  점심(식사)   -    lunch

  저녁(식사)   -    dinner

Lesson 29: Theme Lesson 4: Shopping

가게   -    store, shop

 시장   -    market

  백화점   -    department store

  전통시장   -    traditional market

  슈퍼   -    supermarket

  편의점   -    convenience store

  책   -    book

  서점   -    bookstore

  돈   -    money

  현금   -    cash

  신용 카드   -    credit card

  체크 카드   -    debit card

  적립카드   -    point card

  할인   -    discount

  할인카드   -    discount card

  값   -    price (one syllable)

  반값   -    half price

  가격   -    price (two syllables)

  가격표   -    price tag

  옷   -    clothes

  바지   -    pants

셔츠   -    Shirt

  신발   -    shoes

  양말   -    socks

  모자   -    hat

기념품   -    souvenirs

  중고   -    used

  중고품   -    a used item

  보증서   -    warranty

  고객(님)   -    customer

  점원   -    worker at a store

 세금   -    tax

  쿠폰   -    coupon

  유통기한   -    expiration date

  영수증   -    receipt

  영업시간   -    open hours

  사다   -    To buy

  팔다   -    to sell

  되팔다   -    to resell

  내다   -    to pay for something (2 syllables)

  계산하다   -    to pay for (4 syllables)

  환불하다   -    to refund

비교하다   -    to compare

  장을 보다   -    to do the groceries

  적립하다   -    to save/accumulate

  입다   -    to wear

  입어보다   -    to try something on

  수선하다   -    to hem/fix clothes

  열다   -    to open

 닫다   -    to close

 비싸다   -    to be expensive

  싸다   -    cheap

저렴하다   -    inexpensive

 크다   -    to be big

  작다   -    to be small

  많다   -    to be a lot

 가능하다   -    to be possible

Lesson 30: Theme Lesson 5: Weather

날씨   -    weather

  기온   -   temperature

  공기   -    air

  비   -    rain

눈   -    snow

 바람   -    wind

  이슬비   -    drizzle

  눈바람   -    blizzard

  폭염   -    heat wave

장마   -    rainy season

 가뭄   -    drought

기후변화   -    climate change

  번개   -    lightning

  천둥   -    thunder

소나기   -    shower

  태풍   -    typhoon

  단풍   -    changing of the color of leaves in autumn

낙엽   -    fallen leaves in autumn

  황사   -    yellow dust that comes in the spring in Korea

  하늘   -    Sky

  구름   -    clouds

  해   -    sun

일교차   -    the difference in temperature within a day

  산불   -    forest fire

자외선   -    UV rays

  자외선 차단제   -    sun screen

  내복   -    long johns/long underwear

  우산   -    umbrella

  비옷   -    rain jacket

  겉옷   -    outer clothes

  바다   -    ocean

  해변   -    beach

기후   -    climate

  에어컨   -    air conditioner

난방   -    heating

  냉방   -    cooling/air conditioning

  치다   -    for lightning/thunder to strike

쌓이다   -    to be piled up

  오다   -    for rain/snow to come

  내리다   -    for rain/snow to fall down

  피다   -    for a flower to bloom

  지다   -    for the sun to set

  뜨다   -    for the sun to rise

  불다   -    for wind to blow

  틀다   -    to twist, turn, set (a machine) going

  끄다   -    to turn off

  덥다   -    to be hot (not 뜨...)

  춥다   -    to be cold (not 차...)

건조하다   -    dry

  따뜻하다   -    to be warm

  습하다   -    humid

  맑다   -    clear

  쌀쌀하다   -    chilly

  서���하다   -    cool (ᄉ...ᄂ...)

  여름   -    summer

  겨울   -    winter

  가을   -    fall

  봄   -    spring

  영하   -    below zero

영상   -    above zero

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