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Unit 6: Dates & DaysObjectFree referenceEnriched examples

오늘

o-neul

today

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About this word

오늘 (o-neul) means “today.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.

Curriculum focus: Unit 6. 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.

Continue in Chamelingo with spaced repetition so this word leaves short-term memory.

Collocations

오늘에오늘부터오늘 계획

Example sentences

어제 많이 먹었으니까 오늘은 조금만 먹어요.

eoje mani meokeongeunikka oneuleun jogeumman meokeoyo.

Because I ate a lot yesterday, I'll eat less today.

오늘 저녁에 같이 밥 먹을까요?

oneul jeonyeoke gapi bap meokeulkkayo?

Shall we eat dinner together tonight?

오늘에 만나요.

oneule mannayo.

Let's meet today. / See you today.

오늘 계획이 있어요.

oneul gyehoeki ingeoyo.

I have plans for today.

오늘에.

oneule

Common phrase with this word: 오늘에

오늘부터.

oneulbuteo

Common phrase with this word: 오늘부터

오늘 계획.

oneul gyehoek

Common phrase with this word: 오늘 계획

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