집안일Korean Conversation: 집안일 — TOPIK 3

34 two-turn dialogues about 집안일, illustrating 17 words from this category at 3급. Every exchange is a 국립국어원 example with its English translation, and every word links back to its full entry.

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집안 분위기가 왜 이래? 무슨 일이라도 있어?

What's going on with your family? Did something happen?

엄마랑 언니가 싸웠어요.

Mom and my sister had a fight.

어쩌다 손가락을 다쳤어?

How did you hurt your finger?

바늘질하다가 바늘에 찔렸어.

I pricked it with a needle while sewing.

나침반 바늘이 저쪽을 가리키는 걸 보니까 이 방향이 맞나 봐.

Since the compass needle is pointing that way, this direction must be right.

그럼 저쪽으로 계속해서 걸어 보자.

Then let's keep walking that way.

엄마, 바늘에 고리를 걸은 다음에 어떻게 해요?

Mom, after I put the loop on the needle, what do I do?

이 사이에 바늘을 넣고 실을 한 바퀴 안쪽으로 감으렴.

Put the needle through here and wind the thread once around the inside.

흙이 묻은 신발로 방에 들어오면 방안이 지저분해지잖니.

If you come in with muddy shoes, the room gets dirty.

나가서 얼른 신발을 털고 올게요.

I'll go out and shake off my shoes right away.

어제 뉴스 봤어? 은행을 턴 강도들이 붙잡혔대.

Did you see the news yesterday? They caught the robbers who robbed the bank.

그것 참 다행이군.

That's a relief.

나 내일 혼자 여행을 다녀올까 해.

I'm thinking of going on a trip alone tomorrow.

그래, 좋은 생각이다. 가서 모든 근심과 걱정은 털어 버리고 와.

Sure, that's a good idea. Go and shake off all your worries and concerns.

네 방 청소는 좀 스스로 해라. 책상에 먼지가 수북하잖니!

You should clean your room yourself sometimes. The desk is covered in dust!

네, 지금 닦을게요.

Okay, I'll wipe it down now.

야! 텔레비전 안 보이니까 머리 좀 치워.

Hey! I can't see the TV, so move your head.

형이 다른 데 앉으면 되잖아!

You can just sit somewhere else!

손님 오시니까 방 좀 치워라. 이게 뭐니?

Guests are coming, so tidy up the room. What is this?

알았어요. 청소할게요.

Okay. I'll clean up.

요새 가게 일이 힘들어서 안 아픈 데가 없구나.

The shop work is so hard these days that I ache all over.

엄마, 장사는 치우고 이제 좀 편히 사세요.

Mom, close the business and take it easy now.

민준아, 선생님께 왜 혼이 난 거니?

Minjun, why did the teacher scold you?

친구들이 싸우는데 거기에 말려서 그렇게 됐어요.

My friends were fighting, and I got caught up in it, so that's what happened.

신문지로 말린 게 뭐니?

What's that you rolled up in newspaper?

한지인데 구겨질까 봐 신문에 말아 온 거예요.

It's hanji, and I rolled it in newspaper so it wouldn't get wrinkled.

그쪽에 있는 원단 좀 주세요.

Could you pass me that fabric over there?

여기 말려 있는 것 말이에요?

You mean the one that's rolled up here?

밤사이에 집 앞에 눈이 많이 쌓였구나.

A lot of snow piled up in front of the house overnight.

제가 나가서 쓸고 올게요.

I'll go out and sweep it up.

소화가 잘 안 되는지 속이 좀 더부룩해.

My stomach feels a bit bloated, like I'm not digesting well.

뒤돌아 봐. 내가 등을 좀 쓸어 줄게.

Turn around. I'll rub your back a bit.

이 치마 어때? 길어서 여성스럽지?

How do you like this skirt? It's long, so it's feminine, right?

그걸 입고 나갔다간 온 길바닥을 다 쓸고 오겠구나.

If you wear that out, you'll sweep the whole street with it.

넌 다 큰 애가 왜 빨대를 써?

Why are you, a grown-up, using a straw?

난 아직도 빨대로 빨아 마셔야 안 흘려.

I still have to sip through a straw so I don't spill.

넌 아이스크림을 빨아 먹어, 베어 먹어?

Do you suck on ice cream or bite into it?

난 베어 먹으면 이가 시려서 빨아서 먹어.

Biting makes my teeth hurt, so I suck on it.

저희 집은 아이들 빨래가 너무 많이 나와서 손빨래를 못해요.

We have so much kids' laundry at home that I can't hand-wash it.

그럼요. 그 많은 빨래를 세탁기를 안 쓰고 어떻게 다 손으로 빨아요?

Of course. How could you hand-wash all that laundry without using a washing machine?

엄마, 더러워진 옷은 세탁기에 넣을게요.

Mom, I'll put the dirty clothes in the washing machine.

그러렴.

Okay, go ahead.

전 세상일에 찌들고 생각도 더러워진 것 같아요.

I feel worn out by the world and my thoughts have become tarnished.

요새 무슨 일 있니? 너무 자책하지 말렴.

Did something happen lately? Don't blame yourself too much.

더러워진 가문의 명예를 되찾기 위해서 우리는 노력해야 한단다.

We must work hard to restore the tarnished honor of our family.

네, 아버님.

Yes, Father.

야! 텔레비전 안 보이니까 머리 좀 치워.

Hey! I can't see the TV, so move your head.

형이 다른 데 앉으면 되잖아!

You can just sit somewhere else!

손님 오시니까 방 좀 치워라. 이게 뭐니?

Guests are coming, so clean up the room. What is this?

알았어요. 청소할게요.

Okay, I'll clean up.

요새 가게 일이 힘들어서 안 아픈 데가 없구나.

The store work is so hard these days that I ache all over.

엄마, 장사는 치우고 이제 좀 편히 사세요.

Mom, close up the business and live comfortably now.

오늘 청소는 제가 도와 드릴게요.

I'll help you with the cleaning today.

그럼 이 걸레로 책상 좀 닦아 주겠니?

Then could you wipe the desk with this rag?

너는 어디 갔다 왔는데 옷이 걸레가 됐어?

Where did you go that your clothes became rags?

친구들이랑 축구하다가 넘어졌어요.

I fell while playing soccer with my friends.

왜 책상을 다 뒤쪽으로 밀고 있어?

Why are you pushing all the desks to the back?

교실 대청소 시간이잖아. 너도 빨리 가서 빗자루 들어.

It's time for the classroom's big cleaning. You go grab a broom too.

나 오늘 청소기 사러 갈 거야.

I'm going to buy a vacuum cleaner today.

그래? 요즘 스팀 청소기가 좋다던데.

Really? I heard steam vacuums are good these days.

나 오늘 청소기 사러 갈 거야.

I'm going to buy a vacuum cleaner today.

그래? 요즘 스팀 청소기가 좋다던데.

Really? I heard steam vacuums are good these days.

손수건을 다렸는데 너무 빳빳해졌어.

I ironed the handkerchief, but it got too stiff.

다음부터는 다른 옷을 다리고서 다리미에 남은 열로 손수건을 다려 봐.

Next time, iron other clothes first, then use the heat left in the iron on the handkerchief.

이거 새로 나온 다리미인데, 정말 쓰기 편해.

This is a newly released iron, and it's really easy to use.

아, 이 제품 광고 본 적 있어. 다림질이 쉽게 된다던데, 정말 그런가 보네.

Oh, I've seen the ad for this product. They said ironing is easy with it. It seems that's true.

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How do you talk about 집안일 in Korean?

These 34 exchanges are the dictionary's own examples for the 17 3급 words in this category — 집안, 바늘, 털다, 먼지, 치우다 and the rest. Each is two turns, so what you see is not only how the word is used but what it is usually said in answer to.

Are these dialogues natural Korean?

They are written examples rather than transcribed speech, so they are tidier than a real conversation and shorter. What they are not is translated English: they were written in Korean, by Korean lexicographers, to show how the word behaves — which is why the speech levels and the sentence endings in them are worth copying.

Dialogues, translations and word meanings from the 국립국어원 한국어기초사전, used under CC BY-SA 2.0 KR.