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Oma und Opa

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할머니와 할아버지

hal-meo-ni-wa ha-ra-beo-ji

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die Großmutter

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할머니

hal-meo-ni

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der Opa

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할아버지

ha-ra-beo-ji

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der Enkel

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손자

son-ja

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gewähren

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부여하다

bu-yeo-ha-da

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die Grapefruit

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자몽

ja-mong

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die Trauben

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포도

po-do

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die Grafiken

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그래픽

geu-rae-pik

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das Gras

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풀

pul

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die Heuschrecke

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메뚜기

me-ttu-gi

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dankbar

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감사하다

gam-sa-ha-da

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grau

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회색

hoe-saek

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groß

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위대하다

wi-dae-ha-da

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größte

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가장 위대한

ga-jang wi-dae-han

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in hohem Maße

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크게

keu-ge

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griechisch

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그리스의

geu-ri-seu-ui

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grün

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초록색

cho-rok-saek

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das Gewächshaus

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온실

on-sil

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das grüne Licht

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초록불

cho-rok-bul

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grüßen

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인사하다

in-sa-ha-da

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die Begrüßung

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인사

in-sa

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das Grillen

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그릴 구이

geu-ril gu-i

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die Lebensmittel

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식료품

sing-nyo-pum

nounB2

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die Einkaufstasche

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장바구니

jang-ba-gu-ni

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