Korean Word: 종종
Romanization: jong jong
English Meaning: often, every now and then
Example Sentences:
한국에서는 고속도로에서 차가 종종 막힙니다.
han gook e suh neun go sok do ro e suh cha ga jong jong ma kip ni da.
In Korea there are often traffic jams on the highways.
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저는 언젠가 제가 유명해질 것인가가 종종 궁금해집니다.
juh neun un jen ga je ga yoo myung he jil gu shin ga ga jong jong goong geum he jip ni da.
I often wonder, whether I will be famous one day.
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이 부근의 해변에서는 고래를 종종 볼 수 있습니다.
i boo geun eui he byun e suh neun go re reul jong jong bol soo it seup ni da.
At this part of the coast you can often see whales.
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이쪽 해변에서는 혹등고래를 종종 볼 수 있습니다.
i jok he byun e suh neun hok deung go re reul jong jong bol soo it seup ni da.
At this part of the coast you can often see humpback whales.
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한국에서는 고속도로가 막히는 경우가 종종 있습니다.
han gook e suh neun go sok do ro ga ma ki neun gyung woo ga jong jong it seup ni da.
In Korea there are often traffic jams on the motorways.
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저희 집에서는 종종 전날 저녁식사에서 남은 재료로 수프를 만듭니다.
juh hi jip e suh neun jong jong jun nal juh nyuk shik sa e suh nam eun je ryo ro soo peu reul man deup ni da.
In our house, soup is often made from leftovers from the night before.
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타협은 종종 나약함으로 간주됩니다.
ta hyup eun jong jong na yak ham eu ro gan joo ni da.
Compromise is often looked upon as weakness.
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Romanization: jong jong
English Meaning: often, every now and then
Example Sentences:
한국에서는 고속도로에서 차가 종종 막힙니다.
han gook e suh neun go sok do ro e suh cha ga jong jong ma kip ni da.
In Korea there are often traffic jams on the highways.
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저는 언젠가 제가 유명해질 것인가가 종종 궁금해집니다.
juh neun un jen ga je ga yoo myung he jil gu shin ga ga jong jong goong geum he jip ni da.
I often wonder, whether I will be famous one day.
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이 부근의 해변에서는 고래를 종종 볼 수 있습니다.
i boo geun eui he byun e suh neun go re reul jong jong bol soo it seup ni da.
At this part of the coast you can often see whales.
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이쪽 해변에서는 혹등고래를 종종 볼 수 있습니다.
i jok he byun e suh neun hok deung go re reul jong jong bol soo it seup ni da.
At this part of the coast you can often see humpback whales.
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한국에서는 고속도로가 막히는 경우가 종종 있습니다.
han gook e suh neun go sok do ro ga ma ki neun gyung woo ga jong jong it seup ni da.
In Korea there are often traffic jams on the motorways.
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저희 집에서는 종종 전날 저녁식사에서 남은 재료로 수프를 만듭니다.
juh hi jip e suh neun jong jong jun nal juh nyuk shik sa e suh nam eun je ryo ro soo peu reul man deup ni da.
In our house, soup is often made from leftovers from the night before.
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타협은 종종 나약함으로 간주됩니다.
ta hyup eun jong jong na yak ham eu ro gan joo ni da.
Compromise is often looked upon as weakness.
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