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한국어 (hangugeo) means “Korean language.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.
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에릭은 평일에 한국어를 공부해요. 주말에도 공부해요.
erikeun pyeotile hangukeoreul gotbuhaeyo. jumaledo gotbuhaeyo.
Eric studies Korean on weekdays. He also studies on weekends. → Eric studies Korean every day.
1학기부터 2학기까지 한국어를 배웠어요.
1hakgibuteo 2hakgikkaji hangukeoreul baewongeoyo.
I learned Korean from 1st to 2nd semester.
한국어를 배워요.
hangukeoreul baewoyo.
I'm learning Korean language.
한국어가 어려워요.
hangukeoga eoryeowoyo.
Korean language is difficult.
한국어를 배우다.
hangukeoreul baeuda
Common phrase with this word: 한국어를 배우다
한국어 수업.
hangukeo sueop
Common phrase with this word: 한국어 수업
한국어가 어렵다.
hangukeoga eoryeopda
Common phrase with this word: 한국어가 어렵다
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