Talasalitaan

Alamin ang mga Pandiwa – Koreano

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decide
She can’t decide which shoes to wear.
decide
She can’t decide which shoes to wear.
decidir
No puede decidir qué zapatos ponerse.
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pull up
The helicopter pulls the two men up.
pull up
The helicopter pulls the two men up.
elevar
El helicóptero eleva a los dos hombres.
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taste
This tastes really good!
taste
This tastes really good!
saber
¡Esto sabe realmente bien!
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use
Even small children use tablets.
use
Even small children use tablets.
usar
Incluso los niños pequeños usan tabletas.
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name
How many countries can you name?
name
How many countries can you name?
nombrar
¿Cuántos países puedes nombrar?
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speak
He speaks to his audience.
speak
He speaks to his audience.
hablar
Él habla a su audiencia.
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walk
The group walked across a bridge.
walk
The group walked across a bridge.
caminar
El grupo caminó por un puente.
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throw
He throws the ball into the basket.
throw
He throws the ball into the basket.
lanzar
Él lanza la pelota en la canasta.
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dance
They are dancing a tango in love.
dance
They are dancing a tango in love.
bailar
Están bailando un tango enamorados.
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pay attention to
One must pay attention to traffic signs.
pay attention to
One must pay attention to traffic signs.
prestar atención
Hay que prestar atención a las señales de tráfico.
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produce
We produce our own honey.
produce
We produce our own honey.
producir
Producimos nuestra propia miel.
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forget
She doesn’t want to forget the past.
forget
She doesn’t want to forget the past.
olvidar
Ella no quiere olvidar el pasado.