English Sentence:
Words used:
Saturday is a day for many people to enjoy themselves and relax.
Korean Translation:토요일은 많은 사람들에게 있어 여가를 즐기며 휴식하는 날입니다.
Listen to Korean Sentence:Words used:
| 토요일 to yo il Saturday [Show Details] |
| 은 eun 1. (subject particle) 2. (particle to add emphasis) 3. (particle after a verb to modify a noun, past tense) 4. (particle after an adjective to modify a noun, present tense) 5. (verb ending for present tense) 6. silver Here: (subject particle) [Show Details] |
| 많다 man ta many, a lot [Show Details] |
| 은 eun 1. (subject particle) 2. (particle to add emphasis) 3. (particle after a verb to modify a noun, past tense) 4. (particle after an adjective to modify a noun, present tense) 5. (verb ending for present tense) 6. silver Here: (particle after an adjective to modify a noun, present tense) [Show Details] |
| 사람 sa ram person, human [Show Details] |
| 들 deul (particle after noun to make plural) [Show Details] |
| 에게 e ge to, for (someone) [Show Details] |
| 있다 it da 1. to be 2. to have 3. to stay 4. to (directing someone when emphasizing) Here: to (directing someone when emphasizing) [Show Details] |
| 여가 yuh ga leisure, spare time, free time [Show Details] |
| 를 reul (object particle, equivalent to '을', it comes after a noun without a bottom consonant) [Show Details] |
| 즐기다 jeul gi da to enjoy [Show Details] |
| 며 myuh 1. and, or 2. while, as, during 3. (particle at the end of sentence to add meaning of 'I heard' or 'you said') Here: and, or [Show Details] |
| 휴식하다 hyoo sik ha da to relax [Show Details] |
| 는 neun 1. (subject particle) 2. (particle to add emphasis) 3. (particle after a verb to modify a noun, present tense) 4. (verb ending for present tense) Here: (particle after a verb to modify a noun, present tense) [Show Details] |
| 날 nal 1. day 2. me (casual tone) 3. raw Here: day [Show Details] |
| 이다 i da 1. to be (+ adjective or noun to describe something) 2. (particle in verb to add meaning of passivity) Here: to be (+ adjective or noun to describe something) [Show Details] |
| 니다 ni da (statement ending in formal tone) [Show Details] |
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