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26 [twenty-six]

In nature

In nature

26 [스물 여섯]

26 [seumul yeoseos]

자연에서

jayeon-eseo

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Do you see the tower there? 저기 탑--보--? 저_ 탑_ 보___ 저- 탑- 보-요- ---------- 저기 탑이 보여요? 0
j---on--seo j__________ j-y-o---s-o ----------- jayeon-eseo
Do you see the mountain there? 저기 -이-보-요? 저_ 산_ 보___ 저- 산- 보-요- ---------- 저기 산이 보여요? 0
j---o--e-eo j__________ j-y-o---s-o ----------- jayeon-eseo
Do you see the village there? 저---을--보여-? 저_ 마__ 보___ 저- 마-이 보-요- ----------- 저기 마을이 보여요? 0
j-o----------o----o? j____ t____ b_______ j-o-i t-b-i b-y-o-o- -------------------- jeogi tab-i boyeoyo?
Do you see the river there? 저기 강이---요? 저_ 강_ 보___ 저- 강- 보-요- ---------- 저기 강이 보여요? 0
je--i -ab-- --ye-yo? j____ t____ b_______ j-o-i t-b-i b-y-o-o- -------------------- jeogi tab-i boyeoyo?
Do you see the bridge there? 저---리---여요? 저_ 다__ 보___ 저- 다-가 보-요- ----------- 저기 다리가 보여요? 0
j-o-- --b-- bo--o-o? j____ t____ b_______ j-o-i t-b-i b-y-o-o- -------------------- jeogi tab-i boyeoyo?
Do you see the lake there? 저- 호수가---요? 저_ 호__ 보___ 저- 호-가 보-요- ----------- 저기 호수가 보여요? 0
jeo-i-san-i -o-eo--? j____ s____ b_______ j-o-i s-n-i b-y-o-o- -------------------- jeogi san-i boyeoyo?
I like that bird. 저-새가----. 저 새_ 좋___ 저 새- 좋-요- --------- 저 새가 좋아요. 0
j--gi san-i -oy--y-? j____ s____ b_______ j-o-i s-n-i b-y-o-o- -------------------- jeogi san-i boyeoyo?
I like that tree. 저 --가 -아-. 저 나__ 좋___ 저 나-가 좋-요- ---------- 저 나무가 좋아요. 0
j--gi---n-- b--eo-o? j____ s____ b_______ j-o-i s-n-i b-y-o-o- -------------------- jeogi san-i boyeoyo?
I like this stone. 이--이 -아-. 이 돌_ 좋___ 이 돌- 좋-요- --------- 이 돌이 좋아요. 0
j-o------e---i boye---? j____ m_______ b_______ j-o-i m---u--- b-y-o-o- ----------------------- jeogi ma-eul-i boyeoyo?
I like that park. 저 공-이 -아요. 저 공__ 좋___ 저 공-이 좋-요- ---------- 저 공원이 좋아요. 0
j-og- ma-eu-----o-----? j____ m_______ b_______ j-o-i m---u--- b-y-o-o- ----------------------- jeogi ma-eul-i boyeoyo?
I like that garden. 저-정-이--아요. 저 정__ 좋___ 저 정-이 좋-요- ---------- 저 정원이 좋아요. 0
j--g- ma-eul-i ---eo--? j____ m_______ b_______ j-o-i m---u--- b-y-o-o- ----------------------- jeogi ma-eul-i boyeoyo?
I like this flower. 이-꽃이 좋--. 이 꽃_ 좋___ 이 꽃- 좋-요- --------- 이 꽃이 좋아요. 0
j-ogi ga---i -o-e-y-? j____ g_____ b_______ j-o-i g-n--- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi gang-i boyeoyo?
I find that pretty. 저- -쁜 --같아요. 저_ 예_ 것 같___ 저- 예- 것 같-요- ------------ 저게 예쁜 것 같아요. 0
je-gi g--g---b---o--? j____ g_____ b_______ j-o-i g-n--- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi gang-i boyeoyo?
I find that interesting. 저게 흥미-운-것-같아요. 저_ 흥___ 것 같___ 저- 흥-로- 것 같-요- -------------- 저게 흥미로운 것 같아요. 0
jeo-i -an--i b------? j____ g_____ b_______ j-o-i g-n--- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi gang-i boyeoyo?
I find that gorgeous. 저게--진 것 같아-. 저_ 멋_ 것 같___ 저- 멋- 것 같-요- ------------ 저게 멋진 것 같아요. 0
j-o-i-d-l-g- -o--o--? j____ d_____ b_______ j-o-i d-l-g- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi daliga boyeoyo?
I find that ugly. 저게-못-긴-것-같--. 저_ 못__ 것 같___ 저- 못-긴 것 같-요- ------------- 저게 못생긴 것 같아요. 0
je--i-d--i----oy----? j____ d_____ b_______ j-o-i d-l-g- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi daliga boyeoyo?
I find that boring. 저게 지루한 것 ---. 저_ 지__ 것 같___ 저- 지-한 것 같-요- ------------- 저게 지루한 것 같아요. 0
jeo---d-l--a boyeoy-? j____ d_____ b_______ j-o-i d-l-g- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi daliga boyeoyo?
I find that terrible. 저- 끔찍한-----요. 저_ 끔__ 것 같___ 저- 끔-한 것 같-요- ------------- 저게 끔찍한 것 같아요. 0
je--i ---ug--b-y-oyo? j____ h_____ b_______ j-o-i h-s-g- b-y-o-o- --------------------- jeogi hosuga boyeoyo?

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