Essential Korean Vocabulary. Kyubyong Park

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      목욕 | ~하다 mo·gyok | ~·ha·da bath | to take a bath

      저는 일주일에 한 번 목욕을 합니다. jeoneun iljuire han beon mogyogeul hamnida. I take a bath once a week.

      비누 bi·nu soap

      저는 어릴 때부터 샴푸 대신 비누로 머리를 감았어요. jeoneun eoril ttaebuteo syampu daesin binuro meorireul gamasseoyo. I’ve washed my hair with soap instead of shampoo since I was young.

      수건 = 타월 su·geon = ta·wol towel

      머리 말릴 수건/타월 있어? meori mallil su­geon/tawol isseo? Do you have a towel to dry your hair with?

      치약 chi·yak toothpaste

      칫솔 chit·sol toothbrush

      치실 chi·sil floss

      면도기 myeon·do·gi razor

      (공중)목욕탕 (gong·jung·)mo·gyok·tang (public) bath house

      사우나 sa·u·na sauna

      스파 seu·pa spa

      찜질방 jjim·jil·bang Korean dry sauna

      감다 gam·da to wash (one’s hair)

      저는 밤에 머리를 감아요. jeoneun bame meo­rireul gamayo. I wash my hair every night.

      말리다 mal·li·da to dry

      드라이어로 머리를 잘 말려라. deuraieoro meo­rireul jal mallyeora. Blow-dry your hair well.

      빗다 bit·da to comb

      나 머리 빗게 거울 좀 줘. na meori bitge geoul jom jwo. I need a mirror so I can see to comb my hair.

      샴푸 syam·pu shampoo

      (헤어)드라이어 = 드라이기 (he·eo·)deu·ra·i·eo = deu·ra·i·gi hairdryer

      빗 bit comb

      기르다 gi·reu·da to grow, wear

      수염을 기르는 중이에요. suyeomeul gireu­neun jungieyo. I’m letting my mustache grow.

      다듬다 da·deum·da to trim, polish

      끄트머리를 다듬어 주세요. kkeuteumeorireul dadeumeo juseyo. Just trim the ends of my hair, please.

      손질 | ~하다 son·jil | ~·ha·da trimming | to trim, fix

      손톱 손질을 받고 싶어요. sontop sonjireul batgo sipeoyo. I want to get a manicure.

      깎다 ≒ 자르다 kkak·da ≒ ja·reu·da to cut; to have one’s hair cut

      왜 그렇게 머리를 짧게 깎았어/잘랐어? wae geureoke meorireul jjalge kkakkasseo/jalla­sseo? Why did you have your hair cut so short?

      머리를 깎다/자르다 meorireul kkakda/jareuda can mean to cut someone else’s hair or to get one’s hair cut.

      손톱깎이 son·top·kka·kki nail clippers

      족집게 jok·jip·ge tweezers

      미용실 = 미장원 mi·yong·sil = mi·jang· won beauty parlor

      요즘은 남자들도 많이들 미용실에/미장원에 갑니다. yojeumeun namjadeuldo manideul miyongsire/mijangwone gamnida. These days many men go to beauty parlors.

      미용사 mi·yong·sa hairdresser

      이발소 i·bal·so barbershop

      저 건물에 이발소 표시가 있다. jeo geonmure ibalso pyosiga itda. There’s a barber pole on that building.

      이발사 i·bal·sa barber

      파마 | ~하다 pa·ma | ~·ha·da perm | to get a perm

      파마 어디서 했어? pama eodiseo haesseo? Where did you get your hair permed?

      염색 | ~하다 yeom·saek | ~·ha·da dyeing | to dye, color

      머리를 검게 염색해 주세요. meorireul geom­ge yeomsaekae juseyo. Can you dye my hair black?

      삭발 | ~하다 sak·bal | ~·ha·da shaved head | to shave one’s head

      그들은 여성 운전 금지에 대한 항의의 표시로 삭발을 했다. geudeureun nyeoseong unjeon geumjie daehan hanguiui pyosiro sakbareul haetda. They shaved their heads as a sign of protest against the ban on female drivers.

      

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