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To live




Examples:


He/She lives (Present)


He/She lived (Past)


He/She will live (Future)

살다

College

대학교

A Room

방

To Sit Down



Examples:


I am sitting down (Present)


I sat down (Past)


I will sit down (Future)

앉다

Tuesday

화요일

Chair

의자

To work out, to exercise




Examples:


Chris is working out/exercising


Chris worked out/exercised


Chris will work out/exercise.

운동하다

day, date; edge

날

Morning, breakfast

아침

To ask, question.




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I am asking him (Present)


I asked him (Past)


I will ask him (Future)

물어보다