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Eighty-three TOPIK I words for moving and doing: going in, out, up and down, giving and receiving, chores and daily routine, and the action nouns used with 하다 such as 운전, 청소 and 산책 — each with an original polite sentence on the front.

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  1. 걸어가다 (georeogada) (v.)
    오늘은 버스 대신 학교에 걸어갔어요.
    to walk (there), to go on foot

    Today I walked to school instead of taking the bus.

    Note: Walking toward the speaker is 걸어오다.
    Places & Transport
  2. 걸어오다 (georeooda) (v.)
    택시가 없어서 역에서 걸어왔어요.
    to walk (here), to come on foot

    There were no taxis, so I walked here from the station.

    Watch out: One word, no space: 걸어오다, like 걸어가다.
    Places & Transport
  3. 깎다 (kkakda) (v.)
    제가 칼로 사과를 깎을게요.
    to peel; to cut (hair), to trim

    I'll peel the apple with a knife.

    Note: 값을 깎다 is to haggle a price down; 머리를 깎다 is to get a haircut.
    Food & Shopping
  4. 가져오다 (gajyeooda) (v.)
    내일 학교에 우산을 가져오세요.
    to bring (here)

    Please bring an umbrella to school tomorrow.

    Note: Taking something away with you is 가져가다.
    Common Verbs & Adjectives
  5. 드리다 (deurida) (v.)
    할아버지께 따뜻한 차를 드렸어요.
    to give (to an elder; humble)

    I served my grandfather some hot tea.

    Note: The humble form of 주다, used when the receiver is older or senior; 인사를 드리다 is to greet politely.
    People & Family
  6. 내다 (naeda) (v.)
    선생님이 시험 문제를 냈어요.
    to set (a question); to put out; to pay

    The teacher set the exam questions.

    Note: 돈을 내다 is to pay; 길을 내다 is to build a road.
    School & Work
  7. 게임 (geim) (n.)
    동생은 컴퓨터 게임을 정말 좋아해요.
    game

    My younger sibling really loves computer games.

    Note: To play a game is 게임을 하다.
    Hobbies & Culture
  8. 걸다 (geolda) (v.)
    제 방 문에 새 달력을 걸었어요.
    to hang (up)

    I hung a new calendar on my bedroom door.

    Note: 전화를 걸다 is to make a phone call.
    Home & Belongings
  9. 불다 (bulda) (v.)
    밖에 차가운 바람이 세게 불어요.
    to blow

    A cold wind is blowing hard outside.

    Watch out: ㄹ drops before ㄴ: 바람이 부는 날, a windy day.
    Nature & Weather
  10. 계획 (gyehoek) (n.)
    방학 계획을 벌써 다 세웠어요.
    plan

    I've already made all my plans for the vacation.

    Note: To make a plan is 계획을 세우다; 계획하다 is to plan.
    Thinking & Communicating

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