Friends and Acquaintances

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an acquaintance

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아는 사람

a-neun sa-ram

nounB1

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an ally

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우군

u-gun

nounC1

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associate

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사업 파트너

sa-eop pa-teu-neo

nounB2

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a best friend

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가장 친한 친구

ga-jang chin-han chin-gu

nounA1

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to bring

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데려오다

de-ryeo-o-da

verbA1

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to chat

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수다를 떨다

su-da-reul tteol-da

verbA2

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childhood friend

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어릴 적 친구

eo-ril jeok chin-gu

nounA2

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a circle

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무리

mu-ri

nounA2

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a classmate

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반 친구

ban chin-gu

nounA1

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close

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친하다

chin-ha-da

adjectiveA2

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a close friend

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친한 친구

chin-han chin-gu

nounA2

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common

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공통

gong-tong

adjectiveA1

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a community

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공동체

gong-dong-che

nounA2

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a companion

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동반자

dong-ban-ja

nounC1

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a confidant

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마음을 터놓는 사람

ma-eu-meul teo-non-neun sa-ram

nounC1

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to confuse

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혼동하다

hon-dong-ha-da

verbB1

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a connection

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연결

yeon-gyeol

nounB1

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to consider

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생각하다

saeng-gak-ha-da

verbA2

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a contact

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연락처

yeol-lak-cheo

nounB1

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a crowd

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군중

gun-jung

nounA2

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familiar face

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익숙한 얼굴

ik-su-kan eol-gul

nounB1

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a friend

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친구

chin-gu

nounA1

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a friend

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친구

chin-gu

nounA1

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to get along

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잘 지내다

jal ji-nae-da

phrasal verbA2

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