About this word
아직 (ajik) means “yet.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.
Curriculum focus: Unit 11. When this word shows up in a lesson, reuse one example frame from this page.
Next step: open a related grammar or conversation link, then rebuild one sentence with a new place or person.
Production steps: (1) listen, (2) repeat, (3) cover English and say a full sentence, (4) change one word, (5) review tomorrow.
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Collocations
Example sentences
아직 약속이 없어요. 왜요?
ajik yaksoki eoteoyo. waeyo?
I don't have plans yet. Why?
아직 같이 가요.
ajik gapi gayo.
Let's go together (yet).
아직 이해했어요.
ajik ihaehaengeoyo.
I understood (yet).
아직이 있다.
ajiki ingda
Common phrase with this word: 아직이 있다
아직을 좋아하다.
ajikeul joahada
Common phrase with this word: 아직을 좋아하다
이 아직.
i ajik
Common phrase with this word: 이 아직
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