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오늘의 속담
개천에서 용 난다.
Literal meaning: A dragon was born from a ditch.
What it is really trying to say: Rising from a humble family.
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오늘의 어휘
전속
belong exclusively
예문 연습: 이 배우는 한국 최대의 소속사와 전속계약을 맺었어요. [This actor signed an exclusive contract with Korea’s biggest management agency.]
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Easy Conversational Korean – 28
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오늘의 인용구
우정은 종종 사랑으로 끝나기도 하지만 사랑이 우정으로 끝나는 경우는 없다, 절대로.
“Friendship often ends in love; but love in friendship – never.” – C.C. Colton
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Easy Conversational Korean – 27
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오늘의 속담
가랑비에 옷 젖는 줄 모른다.
Literal meaning: It is possible that one’s clothes would get wet from a drizzle.
What it is really trying to say: Spending small amounts of money repeatedly may eventually make one poor.
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오늘의 동사
접근하다
approach
예문 연습: 그 여자가 접근하기 힘든 것 같은데 이 것도 매력이에요. [That lady looks unapproachable but I guess it could be her charm too.]
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Easy Conversational Korean – 26
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오늘의 인용구
내일은 우리가 어제로부터 뭔가를 배웠기를 바란다.
“Tomorrow hopes we have learnt something from yesterday.”
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