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약속 (yak-sok) means “appointment/promise.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.
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Example sentences
아직 약속이 없어요. 왜요?
ajik yaksoki eoteoyo. waeyo?
I don't have plans yet. Why?
목요일에 약속이 있어요?
mokyoile yaksoki ingeoyo?
Do you have an appointment on Thursday?
약속을 사고 싶어요.
yaksokeul sago siteoyo.
I want to buy appointment/promise.
이 약속 얼마예요?
i yaksok eolmayeyo?
How much is this appointment/promise?
약속을 사다.
yaksokeul sada
Common phrase with this word: 약속을 사다
약속이 있다.
yaksoki ingda
Common phrase with this word: 약속이 있다
이 약속.
i yaksok
Common phrase with this word: 이 약속
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