Korean Word: 위험하다
Romanization: wi hum ha da
English Meaning: dangerous
Word Forms: 위험하 (wi hum ha), 위험한 (wi hum han), 위험할 (wi hum hal), 위험해 (wi hum he)
Example Sentences:
그 남자는 위험한 사람이에요.
geu nam ja neun wi hum han sa ram i e yo.
He is a dangerous man.
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이곳의 조수는 위험한 편인가요?
i got eui jo soo neun wi hum han pyun in ga yo?
Is the tide dangerous here?
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홍등가는 밤에 위험하니 조심하세요.
hong deung ga neun bam e wi hum ha ni jo shim ha se yo.
The red-light district is dangerous at night. Be careful!
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그 의사는 이 수술이 매우 위험하다고 말했습니다.
geu eui sa neun i soo sool i me woo wi hum ha da go mal het seup ni da.
The doctor said that this operation is very risky.
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위험하니까 조심하세요!
wi hum ha ni ka jo shim ha se yo!
It's dangerous. Please be careful!
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불장난은 위험해요.
bool jang nan eun wi hum he yo.
Playing with fire is dangerous.
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가라데는 위험한가요?
ga ra de neun wi hum han ga yo?
Is karate dangerous?
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Related Words:
Romanization: wi hum ha da
English Meaning: dangerous
Word Forms: 위험하 (wi hum ha), 위험한 (wi hum han), 위험할 (wi hum hal), 위험해 (wi hum he)
Example Sentences:
그 남자는 위험한 사람이에요.
geu nam ja neun wi hum han sa ram i e yo.
He is a dangerous man.
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이곳의 조수는 위험한 편인가요?
i got eui jo soo neun wi hum han pyun in ga yo?
Is the tide dangerous here?
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홍등가는 밤에 위험하니 조심하세요.
hong deung ga neun bam e wi hum ha ni jo shim ha se yo.
The red-light district is dangerous at night. Be careful!
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그 의사는 이 수술이 매우 위험하다고 말했습니다.
geu eui sa neun i soo sool i me woo wi hum ha da go mal het seup ni da.
The doctor said that this operation is very risky.
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위험하니까 조심하세요!
wi hum ha ni ka jo shim ha se yo!
It's dangerous. Please be careful!
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불장난은 위험해요.
bool jang nan eun wi hum he yo.
Playing with fire is dangerous.
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가라데는 위험한가요?
ga ra de neun wi hum han ga yo?
Is karate dangerous?
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Related Words:
| 위험 wi hum danger, risk, hazard [Show Details] |
| 하다 ha da 1. to do 2. to be (+ adjective or noun to describe something) 3. to have to, must 4. (after verb to tell how another person feels) 5. to say, to speak (short version) Here: to be (+ adjective or noun to describe something) [Show Details] |
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