English Vocabulary Practice

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Topics β€Ί Basic Vocabulary

Days, Months & Seasons

EnglishKoreanExample
Monday μ›”μš”μΌ The museum is closed on Monday.
Tuesday ν™”μš”μΌ We have a meeting every Tuesday.
Wednesday μˆ˜μš”μΌ I play tennis on Wednesday evenings.
Thursday λͺ©μš”일 The test is on Thursday morning.
Friday κΈˆμš”μΌ We eat out every Friday night.
Saturday ν† μš”μΌ She sometimes works on Saturday.
Sunday μΌμš”μΌ We visit my grandparents on Sunday.
January 1μ›” / 일월 January is the first month of the year.
February 2μ›” / 이월 February is the shortest month.
March 3μ›” / μ‚Όμ›” The new semester starts in March.
April 4μ›” / 사월 The flowers bloom in April.
May 5μ›” / μ˜€μ›” We are getting married in May.
June 6μ›” / μœ μ›” The rainy season begins in June.
July 7μ›” / μΉ μ›” We go to the beach in July.
August 8μ›” / νŒ”μ›” August is the hottest month here.
September 9μ›” / ꡬ월 School starts again in September.
October 10μ›” / μ‹œμ›” The leaves turn red in October.
November 11μ›” / 십일월 It gets cold in November.
December 12μ›” / 십이월 We celebrate Christmas in December.
spring λ΄„ Cherry blossoms bloom in spring.
summer 여름 Summer is my favorite season.
fall / autumn 가을 The weather is cool in fall.
winter 겨울 It snows a lot in winter.
week 주 / 일주일 I exercise three times a week.
weekend 주말 What are your plans for the weekend?
weekday 평일 The cafΓ© is quiet on weekdays.
month μ›” / 달 I get paid once a month.
year λ…„ / ν•΄ We moved here two years ago.
day λ‚  / ν•˜λ£¨ It was a long day at work.
date λ‚ μ§œ What is the date today?
calendar 달λ ₯ I marked the meeting on my calendar.
today 였늘 Today is my mother's birthday.
tomorrow 내일 See you at the office tomorrow.
yesterday μ–΄μ œ I met an old friend yesterday.
holiday 휴일 / 곡휴일 Next Monday is a national holiday.
season κ³„μ ˆ Which season do you like best?
birthday 생일 My birthday is in early June.
anniversary 기념일 They celebrated their wedding anniversary last night.
leap year μœ€λ…„ February has twenty-nine days in a leap year.
day off μ‰¬λŠ” λ‚  / 휴무일 I have a day off tomorrow.
the day after tomorrow λͺ¨λ ˆ The package will arrive the day after tomorrow.
the day before yesterday κ·Έμ €κ»˜ It rained the day before yesterday.
last week μ§€λ‚œμ£Ό We watched that movie last week.
next week λ‹€μŒ μ£Ό The project is due next week.
this weekend 이번 주말 Are you free this weekend?
every day 맀일 She walks to work every day.
once a week 일주일에 ν•œ 번 We clean the house once a week.
daily 맀일의 / 일간 He reads the daily news online.
weekly 맀주의 / μ£Όκ°„ We have a weekly team meeting.
monthly λ§€μ›”μ˜ / μ›”κ°„ I pay my rent monthly.
yearly / annual λ§€λ…„μ˜ / μ—°κ°„ We go on a yearly family trip.
New Year's Day μƒˆν•΄ 첫날 / μ„€λ‚  We eat rice cake soup on New Year's Day.
Christmas 크리슀마슀 / μ„±νƒ„μ ˆ We decorate a tree at Christmas.