너는 눈초리가 많이 올라가 있구나.
Your eyes are quite upturned at the corners.
네. 그래서 인상이 험하다는 소리를 많이 들어요.
Yes, that's why people often say I look fierce.
23 two-turn dialogues about 신체 부위, illustrating 15 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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너는 눈초리가 많이 올라가 있구나.
Your eyes are quite upturned at the corners.
네. 그래서 인상이 험하다는 소리를 많이 들어요.
Yes, that's why people often say I look fierce.
나 속이 안 좋아서 토할 거 같아.
I feel sick and think I'm going to throw up.
등 두드려 줄게. 윗몸 좀 숙여 봐.
I'll pat your back. Lean your upper body forward a bit.
감히 멱살을 잡았어?
How dare you grab me by the collar?
네가 먼저 싸움 걸었잖아.
You started the fight first.
말에서 떨어져서 다친 거예요?
Did you get hurt falling off a horse?
아니요. 말의 뒷발에 차여서 다쳤어요.
No. I got hurt being kicked by the horse's hind leg.
선생님, 그다음 동작은 뭐예요?
Teacher, what's the next move?
앞발은 그대로 둔 상태에서 뒷발을 위로 들어 올려 보세요.
Keep your front leg as is and lift your hind leg up.
찬바람에 목덜미가 서늘하네.
My nape feels chilly in the cold wind.
그러게 목도리를 하고 나오지 그랬니?
Right, why didn't you wear a scarf when you came out?
내가 선물로 준 장난감이 네 동생 마음에 든 것 같아?
Do you think the toy I gave as a gift is to your brother's liking?
응. 재미있다면서 손아귀에 꼭 쥐고 다니더라.
Yeah. He says it's fun and carries it around clutched in his hand.
친구한테 책을 빼앗겼으면 다시 되찾아 왔어야지.
If your friend took your book, you should have gotten it back.
하지만 그 친구 손아귀가 얼마나 센지 책을 다시 뺏을 수가 없었어요.
But that friend's grip is so strong that I couldn't take the book back.
나쁜 대우를 받던 공장 직원들이 악덕 사장의 손아귀에서 벗어났대.
I heard the factory workers who were treated badly escaped the clutches of the wicked boss.
잘됐다. 이제는 좋은 환경에서 일할 수 있어야 할 텐데.
Good. Now they should be able to work in a good environment.
그 정치인은 왜 감옥에 갔었어요?
Why did that politician go to prison?
반대 세력의 음모에 휘말려서 고생을 한 거래요.
I heard they got caught up in a conspiracy by the opposing faction and had a hard time.
이 꽃 향기가 좋지?
This flower smells nice, right?
응, 좋은 향이 코끝에 감도는구나.
Yeah, the lovely scent lingers at the tip of my nose.
지수가 이가 많이 빠졌네요.
Jisu has lost a lot of baby teeth.
네, 한창 유치가 빠지고 있는 시기예요.
Yes, they're at the age where baby teeth are falling out.
우리나라가 이번 올림픽 유치 경쟁에서 승리할 것이라고 보십니까?
Do you think our country will win the competition to attract the Olympics this time?
네, 경기장을 이미 갖추고 있는 우리나라가 제일 유리합니다.
Yes, our country already has the stadiums, so we have the best advantage.
귀가 왜 이렇게 아프지?
Why does my ear hurt so much?
어디 보자. 귓속에서 고름이 나오는데?
Let me see. There's pus coming out of your inner ear?
와, 이 홍어 제대로 삭혔는데?
Wow, this skate fish is fermented just right.
냄새가 비위를 뒤집어서 토할 것 같아.
The smell turns my stomach—I think I'm going to throw up.
선배가 잘못한 게 있으면 말해야지.
If a senior does something wrong, you should speak up.
비위를 거슬리게 될까 봐 말 못하겠어.
I can't bring myself to say anything because I'm afraid of upsetting them.
지수야, 이 음식 먹을 수 있겠어?
Jisu, can you eat this?
아니, 나 비위가 약해서 아무거나 잘 못 먹어.
No, I have a weak stomach, so I can't eat just anything.
같이 있던 여학생이 누구냐니까 왜 대답은 안 하고 뒤통수만 긁적이고 있어?
When I asked who the girl you were with was, why are you just scratching the back of your head instead of answering?
부끄러워서 말씀 안 드렸는데 사실은 제 여자 친구예요.
I was too shy to tell you, but she's actually my girlfriend.
축구를 하다가 공을 잘못 차서 엄지 발톱이 나갔어.
I kicked the ball wrong while playing soccer and my thumbnail came off.
헉, 진짜 아팠겠다.
Whoa, that must have really hurt.
선생님, 다친 오른팔은 어떻습니까?
Teacher, how is your injured right arm?
깁스를 해야 할 것 같습니다.
I think I'll need to wear a cast.
저 사람은 누군데 저렇게 시장 옆에 붙어 다닐까?
Who is that person, and why do they always stick close to the market manager?
저 사람이 시장의 오른팔 노릇을 하는 사람이래.
I heard that person serves as the market manager's right-hand man.
오늘 날씨가 갑자기 더워졌어.
The weather suddenly got hot today.
그러게 말이야. 등골에도 땀이 흘러내릴 정도로 덥네.
Tell me about it. It's so hot that sweat is running down my back.
이번에 새로 들어온 신입 사원들은 선배만 보면 등골이 부러져라 인사를 하더라.
The new employees bow so deeply to their seniors that their backs might break.
그러게 말이야. 어찌나 인사를 깍듯이 하던지 인사를 받는 사람이 다 민망할 지경이야.
I know. They bow so politely that even the person receiving the bow feels embarrassed.
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These 23 exchanges are the dictionary's own examples for the 15 6급 words in this category — 눈초리, 윗몸, 멱살, 뒷발, 목덜미 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.
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.