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67 [sixty-seven]

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67 [예순일곱] 67 [yesun-ilgob]	소유격 대명사 2 soyugyeog daemyeongsa 2

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the glasses	안_ a_g_e_n_ 안경 angyeong 안_ a_______ 안경 angyeong __ ________ 안경 angyeong
He has forgotten his glasses.	그_ 그_ 안_을 안 가_고 왔_요_ g_u_e_n g_u_i a_g_e_n_-_u_ a_ g_j_g_ w_s_-_o_o_ 그는 그의 안경을 안 가지고 왔어요. geuneun geuui angyeong-eul an gajigo wass-eoyo. 그_ 그_ 안__ 안 가__ 왔___ g______ g____ a___________ a_ g_____ w_________ 그는 그의 안경을 안 가지고 왔어요. geuneun geuui angyeong-eul an gajigo wass-eoyo. __ __ ___ _ ___ ____ _______ _____ ____________ __ ______ __________ 그는 그의 안경을 안 가지고 왔어요. geuneun geuui angyeong-eul an gajigo wass-eoyo.
Where has he left his glasses?	그_ 그_ 안_을 어_다 두_어_? g_u_e_n g_u_i a_g_e_n_-_u_ e_d_d_ d_e_s_-_o_o_ 그는 그의 안경을 어디다 두었어요? geuneun geuui angyeong-eul eodida dueoss-eoyo? 그_ 그_ 안__ 어__ 두____ g______ g____ a___________ e_____ d___________ 그는 그의 안경을 어디다 두었어요? geuneun geuui angyeong-eul eodida dueoss-eoyo? __ __ ___ ___ _____ _______ _____ ____________ ______ ____________ 그는 그의 안경을 어디다 두었어요? geuneun geuui angyeong-eul eodida dueoss-eoyo?

the clock	시_ s_g_e 시계 sigye 시_ s____ 시계 sigye __ _____ 시계 sigye
His clock isn’t working.	그_ 시_가 고_났_요_ g_u_i s_g_e_a g_j_n_n_s_-_o_o_ 그의 시계가 고장났어요. geuui sigyega gojangnass-eoyo. 그_ 시__ 고_____ g____ s______ g_______________ 그의 시계가 고장났어요. geuui sigyega gojangnass-eoyo. __ ___ ______ _____ _______ ________________ 그의 시계가 고장났어요. geuui sigyega gojangnass-eoyo.
The clock hangs on the wall.	시_가 벽_ 걸_ 있_요_ s_g_e_a b_e_g_e g_o_l_e_ i_s_e_y_. 시계가 벽에 걸려 있어요. sigyega byeog-e geollyeo iss-eoyo. 시__ 벽_ 걸_ 있___ s______ b______ g_______ i________ 시계가 벽에 걸려 있어요. sigyega byeog-e geollyeo iss-eoyo. ___ __ __ ____ _______ _______ ________ _________ 시계가 벽에 걸려 있어요. sigyega byeog-e geollyeo iss-eoyo.

the passport	여_ y_o_w_n 여권 yeogwon 여_ y______ 여권 yeogwon __ _______ 여권 yeogwon
He has lost his passport.	그_ 그_ 여_을 잃_버_어_. g_u_e_n g_u_i y_o_w_n_e_l i_h_e_b_o_y_o_s_e_y_. 그는 그의 여권을 잃어버렸어요. geuneun geuui yeogwon-eul ilh-eobeolyeoss-eoyo. 그_ 그_ 여__ 잃______ g______ g____ y__________ i____________________ 그는 그의 여권을 잃어버렸어요. geuneun geuui yeogwon-eul ilh-eobeolyeoss-eoyo. __ __ ___ _______ _______ _____ ___________ _____________________ 그는 그의 여권을 잃어버렸어요. geuneun geuui yeogwon-eul ilh-eobeolyeoss-eoyo.
Where is his passport then?	그_ 그_ 여_이 어_ 있_요_ g_u_e_m g_u_i y_o_w_n_i e_d_ i_s_e_y_? 그럼 그의 여권이 어디 있어요? geuleom geuui yeogwon-i eodi iss-eoyo? 그_ 그_ 여__ 어_ 있___ g______ g____ y________ e___ i________ 그럼 그의 여권이 어디 있어요? geuleom geuui yeogwon-i eodi iss-eoyo? __ __ ___ __ ____ _______ _____ _________ ____ _________ 그럼 그의 여권이 어디 있어요? geuleom geuui yeogwon-i eodi iss-eoyo?

they – their	그_ – 그_의 g_u_e_l – g_u_e_l_u_ 그들 – 그들의 geudeul – geudeul-ui 그_ – 그__ g______ – g_________ 그들 – 그들의 geudeul – geudeul-ui __ _ ___ _______ _ __________ 그들 – 그들의 geudeul – geudeul-ui
The children cannot find their parents.	아_들_ 그_의 부_님_ 못 찾_요_ a_d_u_-_ g_u_e_l_u_ b_m_n_m_e_l m_s c_a_-_y_. 아이들이 그들의 부모님을 못 찾아요. aideul-i geudeul-ui bumonim-eul mos chaj-ayo. 아___ 그__ 부___ 못 찾___ a_______ g_________ b__________ m__ c________ 아이들이 그들의 부모님을 못 찾아요. aideul-i geudeul-ui bumonim-eul mos chaj-ayo. ____ ___ ____ _ ____ ________ __________ ___________ ___ _________ 아이들이 그들의 부모님을 못 찾아요. aideul-i geudeul-ui bumonim-eul mos chaj-ayo.
Here come their parents!	그_의 부_님_에_! g_u_e_l_u_ b_m_n_m_i_y_! 그들의 부모님이에요! geudeul-ui bumonim-ieyo! 그__ 부______ g_________ b____________ 그들의 부모님이에요! geudeul-ui bumonim-ieyo! ___ _______ __________ _____________ 그들의 부모님이에요! geudeul-ui bumonim-ieyo!

you – your	당_ – 당_의 d_n_s_n – d_n_s_n_u_ 당신 – 당신의 dangsin – dangsin-ui 당_ – 당__ d______ – d_________ 당신 – 당신의 dangsin – dangsin-ui __ _ ___ _______ _ __________ 당신 – 당신의 dangsin – dangsin-ui
How was your trip, Mr. Miller?	당_의 여_은 어_어_, 뮐_ 씨_ d_n_s_n_u_ y_o_a_n_-_u_ e_t_a_s_-_o_o_ m_i_l_o s_i_ 당신의 여행은 어땠어요, 뮐러 씨? dangsin-ui yeohaeng-eun eottaess-eoyo, mwilleo ssi? 당__ 여__ 어____ 뮐_ 씨_ d_________ y___________ e_____________ m______ s___ 당신의 여행은 어땠어요, 뮐러 씨? dangsin-ui yeohaeng-eun eottaess-eoyo, mwilleo ssi? ___ ___ _____ __ __ __________ ____________ ______________ _______ ____ 당신의 여행은 어땠어요, 뮐러 씨? dangsin-ui yeohaeng-eun eottaess-eoyo, mwilleo ssi?
Where is your wife, Mr. Miller?	당_의 아_는 어_ 있_요_ 뮐_ 씨_ d_n_s_n_u_ a_a_n_u_ e_d_ i_s_e_y_, m_i_l_o s_i_ 당신의 아내는 어디 있어요, 뮐러 씨? dangsin-ui anaeneun eodi iss-eoyo, mwilleo ssi? 당__ 아__ 어_ 있___ 뮐_ 씨_ d_________ a_______ e___ i________ m______ s___ 당신의 아내는 어디 있어요, 뮐러 씨? dangsin-ui anaeneun eodi iss-eoyo, mwilleo ssi? ___ ___ __ ____ __ __ __________ ________ ____ _________ _______ ____ 당신의 아내는 어디 있어요, 뮐러 씨? dangsin-ui anaeneun eodi iss-eoyo, mwilleo ssi?

you – your	당_ – 당_의 d_n_s_n – d_n_s_n_u_ 당신 – 당신의 dangsin – dangsin-ui 당_ – 당__ d______ – d_________ 당신 – 당신의 dangsin – dangsin-ui __ _ ___ _______ _ __________ 당신 – 당신의 dangsin – dangsin-ui
How was your trip, Mrs. Smith?	당_의 여_은 어_어_, 스_스 양_ d_n_s_n_u_ y_o_a_n_-_u_ e_t_a_s_-_o_o_ s_u_i_e_ y_n_? 당신의 여행은 어땠어요, 스미스 양? dangsin-ui yeohaeng-eun eottaess-eoyo, seumiseu yang? 당__ 여__ 어____ 스__ 양_ d_________ y___________ e_____________ s_______ y____ 당신의 여행은 어땠어요, 스미스 양? dangsin-ui yeohaeng-eun eottaess-eoyo, seumiseu yang? ___ ___ _____ ___ __ __________ ____________ ______________ ________ _____ 당신의 여행은 어땠어요, 스미스 양? dangsin-ui yeohaeng-eun eottaess-eoyo, seumiseu yang?
Where is your husband, Mrs. Smith?	당_의 남_은 어_ 있_요_ 스_스 양_ d_n_s_n_u_ n_m_y_o_-_u_ e_d_ i_s_e_y_, s_u_i_e_ y_n_? 당신의 남편은 어디 있어요, 스미스 양? dangsin-ui nampyeon-eun eodi iss-eoyo, seumiseu yang? 당__ 남__ 어_ 있___ 스__ 양_ d_________ n___________ e___ i________ s_______ y____ 당신의 남편은 어디 있어요, 스미스 양? dangsin-ui nampyeon-eun eodi iss-eoyo, seumiseu yang? ___ ___ __ ____ ___ __ __________ ____________ ____ _________ ________ _____ 당신의 남편은 어디 있어요, 스미스 양? dangsin-ui nampyeon-eun eodi iss-eoyo, seumiseu yang?

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