Korean Word: 고
Romanization: go
English Meaning: 1. and 2. (particle after verb to be placed in front of verbs meaning 'hope', 'wish') 3. (particle after phrase or clause) 4. (particle after verb or adjective to add meaning of progression) 5. high 6. ancient
Example Sentences:
그 사람은 주변에 터놓고 말할 상대가 없습니다.
geu sa ram eun joo byun e tuh not go mal hal sang de ga up seup ni da.
He has nobody to confide in.
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그 사람은 부모 말을 듣지 않고 자기 고집대로 합니다.
geu sa ram eun boo mo mal eul deut ji an go ja gi go jip de ro hap ni da.
He does what he wants regardless of what his parents say.
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그렇다고 좀 말해주세요.
geu ruh ta go jom mal he joo se yo.
Please say yes.
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그 남자는 유령을 보고 공포로 마비가 됐습니다.
geu nam ja neun yoo ryung eul bo go gong po ro ma bi ga dwet seup ni da.
When he saw the ghost he was paralyzed by fear.
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그 사람은 그 여자의 도움에 감사를 표했고, 여자는 "천만에요"라고 답했습니다.
geu sa ram eun geu yuh ja eui do woom e gam sa reul pyo het go, yuh ja neun"chun man e yo"ra go dap het seup ni da.
He thanked her for her help. "You are welcome", she said.
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저는 아침 식사를 한 뒤 곧 시내로 차를 몰고 나갔습니다.
juh neun a chim shik sa reul han dwi got shi ne ro cha reul mol go na gat seup ni da.
I had breakfast, and shortly afterwards I drove into town.
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대부분의 미국인들은 새 대통령이 아주 좋다고 생각합니다.
de boo boon eui mi gook in deul eun se de tong ryung i a joo jo ta go seng gak hap ni da.
The majority of US-Americans believe that the new president is very good.
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Romanization: go
English Meaning: 1. and 2. (particle after verb to be placed in front of verbs meaning 'hope', 'wish') 3. (particle after phrase or clause) 4. (particle after verb or adjective to add meaning of progression) 5. high 6. ancient
Example Sentences:
그 사람은 주변에 터놓고 말할 상대가 없습니다.
geu sa ram eun joo byun e tuh not go mal hal sang de ga up seup ni da.
He has nobody to confide in.
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그 사람은 부모 말을 듣지 않고 자기 고집대로 합니다.
geu sa ram eun boo mo mal eul deut ji an go ja gi go jip de ro hap ni da.
He does what he wants regardless of what his parents say.
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그렇다고 좀 말해주세요.
geu ruh ta go jom mal he joo se yo.
Please say yes.
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그 남자는 유령을 보고 공포로 마비가 됐습니다.
geu nam ja neun yoo ryung eul bo go gong po ro ma bi ga dwet seup ni da.
When he saw the ghost he was paralyzed by fear.
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그 사람은 그 여자의 도움에 감사를 표했고, 여자는 "천만에요"라고 답했습니다.
geu sa ram eun geu yuh ja eui do woom e gam sa reul pyo het go, yuh ja neun"chun man e yo"ra go dap het seup ni da.
He thanked her for her help. "You are welcome", she said.
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저는 아침 식사를 한 뒤 곧 시내로 차를 몰고 나갔습니다.
juh neun a chim shik sa reul han dwi got shi ne ro cha reul mol go na gat seup ni da.
I had breakfast, and shortly afterwards I drove into town.
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대부분의 미국인들은 새 대통령이 아주 좋다고 생각합니다.
de boo boon eui mi gook in deul eun se de tong ryung i a joo jo ta go seng gak hap ni da.
The majority of US-Americans believe that the new president is very good.
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