crafts
→
공예
[koŋ.je]
nounA2
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A2 Words in Korean — Vocabulary List
3267 words. Practice a2 words in Korean with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Korean word, with pronunciation, images.
Practice a2 words in korean — vocabulary list in Korean with English hints. First see the meaning in English, then recall the Korean word, with pronunciation, images, audio, and flashcards.
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crafts
→
공예
[koŋ.ˈje]
nounA2
crash
→
급락
[kɯmˈɲak]
nounA2
crawl
→
기어가다
[ki.ʌ.ɡa.da]
verbA2
crawling
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기어가는
[kiʌɡanɯn]
adjectiveA2
crazy
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미친
[mi.tɕʰin]
adjectiveA2
cream
→
크림
[kʰɯˈɾim]
nounA2
create an account
→
계정을 만들다
[kɛ.d͡ʑʌŋ.ɯl man.dɯl.da]
phraseA2
creative
→
크리에이티브
[kʰɯ.ɾi.e.i.tʰʰi.bɯ]
nounA2
creative fatigue
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크리에이티브 피로
[kʰɯ.ɾi.e.i.tʰɯ.bɯ pʰi.ɾo]
nounA2
creative testing
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크리에이티브 테스트
[kʰɯ.ɾi.e.i.tʰɯ.bɯ tʰe.sʰɯ.tʰɯ]
nounA2
creator
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크리에이터
[kʰɯ.ɾi.e.i.tʰʌ]
nounA2
creator fee
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크리에이터 수수료
[kʰɯɾieitʰʌ susuɾjo]
nounA2
creeping
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몰래 움직이는
[mʌlˈlɛ umd͡ʑiˈɡinɯn]
adjectiveA2
creepy
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으스스한
[ɯsɯˈsɯhan]
adjectiveA2
crepe
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크레프
[kʰɯ.ɾe.pʰɯ]
nounA2
crew
→
승무원
[sɯŋmuˈwʌn]
nounA2
crew cut
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크루 컷
[kʰɯ.ɾu kʰʌt͈]
nounA2
crib
→
아기 침대
[a.ɡi t͡ɕʰim.dɛ]
nounA2
cricket
→
귀뚜라미
[ˈkɥit͈uɾami]
nounA2
crispy
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바삭한
[paˈsakʰan]
adjectiveA2
critical bug
→
치명적 버그
[tɕʰi.mjʌŋ.dʑʌk pʌ.ɡɯ]
nounA2
CRM
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CRM
[si.ɑ.ɾʰɛm]
nounA2
croissant
→
크루아상
[ˈkʰɯ.ɾu.a.sʰaŋ]
nounA2
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