지형Korean Conversation: 지형 — TOPIK 6
21 two-turn dialogues about 지형, illustrating 12 words from this category at 6급. Every exchange is a 국립국어원 example with its English translation, and every word links back to its full entry.
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A
이번 시험 성적은 얼마나 나올 것 같아?
What do you think you'll get on this exam?
B
글쎄, 모르긴 해도 팔십 점 내지 구십 점은 나올 것 같은데.
Well, I'm not sure, but I think I'll get somewhere between eighty and ninety.
A
바쁜 건 언제쯤 끝나?
When will you be done with the busy stuff?
B
아마도 이번 주 금요일 내지 토요일에는 끝날 것 같아.
Probably by Friday or Saturday this week.
A
아프리카에 가면 동물원에서나 볼 수 있는 동물들도 만날 수 있어요?
If I go to Africa, can I see animals that I'd only see in a zoo?
B
그럼. 대지를 뛰어다니는 사자들을 직접 볼 수 있단다.
Of course. You can see lions running across the earth with your own eyes.
A
집을 짓기에는 대지가 많이 넓네요.
The land is quite spacious for building a house.
B
네. 그래서 집의 앞, 뒤에 정원을 좀 넓게 만들고 싶어요.
Yes, so I want to make the front and back gardens fairly large.
A
어제 등산은 어땠어?
How was the hike yesterday?
B
모처럼 우거진 청산에 올라서 기분이 좋아졌어.
I climbed a lush green mountain for the first time in a while, and it made me feel great.
A
빚이 점점 늘어나고 있어.
My debt keeps growing.
B
언제 이 많은 빚을 다 청산을 할까.
When will I ever settle all this debt?
A
이제는 미래를 향해 나아가야 할 때입니다.
Now is the time to move toward the future.
B
아닙니다. 잘못된 과거의 청산이 되지 않으면 밝은 미래가 있을 수 없습니다.
No. Without settling the wrongs of the past, there can be no bright future.
A
이번 겨울에 지중해 연안으로 여행을 갈 생각이야.
I'm thinking of traveling to the Mediterranean coast this winter.
B
좋겠다. 그리스랑 튀르키예에는 꼭 가 보도록 해.
Lucky you. Make sure you visit Greece and Türkiye.
A
배 타고 나가기에는 날씨가 너무 안 좋은 것 같아.
The weather seems too bad to go out on a boat.
B
괜찮아. 가까운 연안에서만 다니면 돼.
It's fine. We'll just stay near the coast.
A
그 별장은 어디에 있어요?
Where is that villa?
B
저기 보이는 산의 기슭에 위치하고 있습니다.
It's located at the foot of the mountain you see over there.
A
우리가 타고 온 배를 어디에 매어 놓았어요?
Where did you tie up the boat we came on?
B
저기 해안 기슭의 한쪽에다 매어 두었어요.
I tied it to one side of the shore over there.
A
이 지역은 간척으로 생긴 거라며?
This area was created by land reclamation, right?
B
응. 둑으로 바닷물을 막고 물을 빼냈대.
Yeah, they built a seawall to block the seawater and drained it out.
A
저 개울을 건너서 산속에 더 들어가 보자.
Let's cross that stream and go deeper into the mountains.
B
비가 와서 물이 불었으니 개울을 건널 때 조심해.
The water's risen because of the rain, so be careful crossing the stream.
A
바다는 어디서 볼 수 있는 거야?
Where can we see the sea?
B
조금만 더 올라가면 멀리까지 보이는 높은 벼랑이 있어.
If we go up a little more, there's a high cliff where you can see far into the distance.
A
산에 오니 공기가 참 맑네요.
The air is really fresh up in the mountains.
B
그러게요. 냇물 흐르는 소리와 새가 지저귀는 소리도 들려 좋네요.
Indeed. I can also hear the stream flowing and the birds chirping, which is nice.
A
해마다 장마철이 되면 강물이 넘쳐서 농작물이 피해를 입어요.
Every year during the rainy season, the river overflows and damages the crops.
B
아무래도 강변에 둑을 쌓아야 할 것 같아요.
It seems like we need to build a levee along the riverside.
A
뇌물을 받은 공무원이 모르고 받았다고 발뺌을 한다는군요.
I hear a public official who took a bribe is denying it, saying they didn't know.
B
그런 한심한 강변이나 늘어놓다니.
What a pathetic excuse to come up with.
A
화성 탐사 결과는 어떻습니까? 새로운 생명체가 있었습니까?
How did the Mars exploration turn out? Were there any new life forms?
B
사방이 돌멩이뿐인 불모지나 다름없었습니다.
It was nothing but a barren wasteland of rocks everywhere.
A
경기 결과가 어떻게 됐습니까?
What was the result of the match?
B
축구 불모지가 축구 강대국을 이겨서 화제를 모았습니다.
A football wasteland beat a football powerhouse, and it made headlines.
A
학생, 내가 다리가 안 좋아서 그런데 여기 오르막길에서 나 좀 부축해 줄 수 있나?
Excuse me, my legs aren't in great shape—could you help me up this climb?
A
요즘 일이 잘 풀려서 기분이 날아갈 것 같아요.
Things have been going so well lately that I feel like I'm on cloud nine.
B
오르막길이 있으면 내리막길도 있으니 너무 방심하지 마.
Remember, every climb has its descent, so don't get too complacent.
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How do you talk about 지형 in Korean?
These 21 exchanges are the dictionary's own examples for the 12 6급 words in this category — 내지, 대지, 청산, 연안, 기슭 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.