lesson 93 지, 죠

Question 1

bird

Answer 1

새

Question 2

poop

Answer 2

똥

Question 3

good smell/fragrance

Answer 3

향기

Question 4

wealth/fortune

Answer 4

재산

Question 5

men and women/couple

Answer 5

남녀

Question 6

boss of a company

Answer 6

사장

Question 7

vice president

Answer 7

부사장

Question 8

verb

Answer 8

동사

Question 9

noun

Answer 9

명사

Question 10

adverb

Answer 10

부사

Question 11

adjective

Answer 11

형용사

Question 12

committee

Answer 12

위원회

Question 13

usually

Answer 13

일반적

Question 14

in phases, step by step

Answer 14

단계적

Question 15

to pick up (in a vechile)
to burn something

Answer 15

태우다

Question 16

to guide

Answer 16

안내하다

Question 17

to correct/emmend a mistake

Answer 17

교장하다

Question 18

to stop in (come then go back)

Answer 18

다녀가다

Question 19

to decide

Answer 19

결심하다

Question 20

to be missing something

Answer 20

허전하다

Question 21

to be reasonable

Answer 21

합당하다

Question 22

a set time

Answer 22

정시

Question 23

barely

Answer 23

가신히

Question 24

just in time

Answer 24

때마침

Question 25

지 or 죠 can be placed at the end of a sentence to say “isn’t it” or smthn similar ur re affirming what you think of the situation, and u kinda know the answer already

Answer 25

날씨가 춥지? - it’s cold isn’t it?

Question 26

이 향기가 좋지?

Answer 26

this fragrance/smell is nice isn’t it?

Question 27

어제 학교에 안 갔죠?

Answer 27

you didn’t go to school yesterday, did you?

Question 28

선생님도 갈 거죠?

Answer 28

teacher, you’re going too right?

Question 29

지 and 죠 can be applied to questions where the sentence has a question word but it doesn’t have the meaning of “isn’t it” you may have forgot the answer or smthn like that

Answer 29

카드를 어디에 두었죠?- where did you place/put the card? 카드를 어디에 두었어요? where did you place/put the card?

Question 30

아~ 카드를 어디 두었지?

Answer 30

ah where did i put my card again? (i just had it now i can’t remember where i put it)

Question 31

can’t use 지 to ask yourself a question like ㄹ/을까 when there not a question word

Answer 31

밥을 먹지? - not correct 내가 뭐 먹었지? - what did i eat again?

Question 32

뭐 하지?

Answer 32

what should i do?

Question 33

지 or 죠 can also be places at the end of a verb or adjective as a response to a question feeling of “of course”

Answer 33

내일 갈 거야? - are you going tomorrow? 갈 거지 - yeah i’m going (ofc i’m going)

Question 34

배고파? 배고프지

Answer 34

are u hungry? ofc i’m hungry

Question 35

you can say one “must” do something using 아/어야 되다/하다 지 can replace 하다/되다 when saying you “must” do something

Answer 35

나는 지금 가야지 - i must go now 열심히 공부를 해야지 - you need to study hard