Korean Word: 아파트
Romanization: a pa teu
English Meaning: apartment, flat
Example Sentences:
저는 내일 새 아파트를 찾아볼 것입니다.
juh neun ne il se a pa teu reul cha ja bol gu ship ni da.
Tomorrow I'll be looking for a new flat.
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전 가구가 있는 아파트가 필요해요.
jun ga goo ga it neun a pa teu ga pil yo he yo.
I need a furnished apartment/flat.
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아파트를 찾고 있어요. 어느 동네가 범죄율이 낮은가요?
a pa teu reul chat go it suh yo. uh neu dong ne ga bum jwe yool i na jeun ga yo?
I'm looking for a flat. Which area has low crime?
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이 아파트에 발코니가 있습니까?
i a pa teu e bal ko ni ga it seup ni ka?
Does this flat have a balcony?
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이 아파트에는 방이 두 개 있습니다.
i a pa teu e neun bang i doo ge it seup ni da.
This flat has two bedrooms.
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최근에 이 아파트 가격이 내려갔습니다.
choe goon e i a pa teu ga gyuk i ne ryuh gat seup ni da.
The price of this flat has just been reduced.
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저희 아파트가 축축해요. 집주인에게 연락해야겠어요.
juh hi a pa teu ga chook chook he yo. jip joo in e ge yul lak he ya get uh yo.
Our apartment is damp. We have to call the landlord.
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Romanization: a pa teu
English Meaning: apartment, flat
Example Sentences:
저는 내일 새 아파트를 찾아볼 것입니다.
juh neun ne il se a pa teu reul cha ja bol gu ship ni da.
Tomorrow I'll be looking for a new flat.
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전 가구가 있는 아파트가 필요해요.
jun ga goo ga it neun a pa teu ga pil yo he yo.
I need a furnished apartment/flat.
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아파트를 찾고 있어요. 어느 동네가 범죄율이 낮은가요?
a pa teu reul chat go it suh yo. uh neu dong ne ga bum jwe yool i na jeun ga yo?
I'm looking for a flat. Which area has low crime?
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이 아파트에 발코니가 있습니까?
i a pa teu e bal ko ni ga it seup ni ka?
Does this flat have a balcony?
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이 아파트에는 방이 두 개 있습니다.
i a pa teu e neun bang i doo ge it seup ni da.
This flat has two bedrooms.
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최근에 이 아파트 가격이 내려갔습니다.
choe goon e i a pa teu ga gyuk i ne ryuh gat seup ni da.
The price of this flat has just been reduced.
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저희 아파트가 축축해요. 집주인에게 연락해야겠어요.
juh hi a pa teu ga chook chook he yo. jip joo in e ge yul lak he ya get uh yo.
Our apartment is damp. We have to call the landlord.
[Show Details]
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