Korean Word: 악어
Romanization: ak uh
English Meaning: alligator, crocodile
Example Sentences:
플로리다에는 야생 악어가 많습니다.
peul lo ri da e neun ya seng ak uh ga man seup ni da.
In Florida, there are many wild alligators.
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유럽에는 동물원 외에는 악어가 없습니다.
yoo rup e neun dong mool wun we e neun ak uh ga up seup ni da.
Apart from zoos there are no crocodiles in Europe.
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악어, 도마뱀, 뱀, 그리고 거북은 모두 파충류이다.
ak uh, do ma bem, bem, geu ri go guh book eun mo doo pa choong ryoo i da.
Crocodiles, lizards, snakes and turtles are all reptiles.
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Romanization: ak uh
English Meaning: alligator, crocodile
Example Sentences:
플로리다에는 야생 악어가 많습니다.
peul lo ri da e neun ya seng ak uh ga man seup ni da.
In Florida, there are many wild alligators.
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유럽에는 동물원 외에는 악어가 없습니다.
yoo rup e neun dong mool wun we e neun ak uh ga up seup ni da.
Apart from zoos there are no crocodiles in Europe.
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악어, 도마뱀, 뱀, 그리고 거북은 모두 파충류이다.
ak uh, do ma bem, bem, geu ri go guh book eun mo doo pa choong ryoo i da.
Crocodiles, lizards, snakes and turtles are all reptiles.
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