가: (a)   ?

나: 잘 지냈어요.

가: (a)   ?

나: 네, 여행을 갔다 왔어요.

가: (a)   ?

나: 요즘은 많이 바빠요.

가: (a)   ?

나: 휴가 때 친구들을 만났어요.

가: 요즘 잘 지내요?

나: (a)   .

비가 오 (a)   바람이 불어요.

Translate: I like cucumber and cauliflower.

(a)  

Translate: I will meet my friend and watch movie this weekend.

(a)  

Translate: I hiked and rest at home last week.

(a)  

What is 'to be hard' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be busy' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be excited' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be tired' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be interesting' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be not interesting' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be hectic' in Korean?

(a)  

What is 'to be so so/just ordinary' in Korean?

(a)  

Translate: This week I am busy. But next week I have time.

(a)  

Translate: I like hiking. But I don't like swimming.

(a)  

Translate: I like Korean food. But I don't like kimchi.

(a)