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Time Adverbs

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  1. ⏰

    곧

    got

    soon; shortly

    adverb

    • 버스가 곧 도착할 거예요.

      The bus will arrive soon.

    • 회의는 곧 시작되니까 준비해주세요.

      The meeting will start soon, so please get ready.

  2. 🕐

    이제

    i-je

    now, at this moment

    adverb

    • 이제 출발해야 해요.

      I need to leave now.

    • 영어를 공부한 지 3년이 되었는데, 이제 좀 나아지고 있어요.

      I've been studying English for 3 years, and now I'm improving.

  3. ⏳

    여전히

    yeo-jeon-hi

    still, yet, as before

    adverb

    • 그 식당은 여전히 맛있어요.

      That restaurant is still delicious.

    • 일 년이 지났지만 그 문제는 여전히 해결되지 않았어요.

      A year has passed, but that problem still hasn't been solved.

  4. ✅

    벌써

    beol-sseo

    already, so soon

    adverb

    • 벌써 밤 10시네요.

      It's already 10 PM.

    • 학기가 벌써 끝났어요.

      The semester is already over.

  5. 🎉

    마침내

    ma-chim-nae

    finally, at last

    adverb

    • 10년 동안 기다린 후 마침내 꿈을 이루었어요.

      After waiting 10 years, I finally achieved my dream.

    • 길고 긴 수술이 마침내 끝났다.

      The long surgery finally ended.

  6. 🔄

    한편

    han-pyeon

    meanwhile, on the other hand

    adverb

    • 지은이는 계속 일을 하고 있었고, 한편 그의 형은 집에서 쉬고 있었다.

      Ji-eun continued to work, while on the other hand, his brother was resting at home.

    • 엄마가 요리를 하는 한편, 아빠가 테이블을 차렸어요.

      While mother was cooking, father set the table.

  7. 🌧️

    간간이

    gan-gan-i

    occasionally, now and then

    adverb

    • 요즘 날씨가 좋지만 간간이 비가 내려요.

      The weather is nice these days, but it rains occasionally.

    • 바쁜 일정 속에도 간간이 친구들을 만나요.

      Even with a busy schedule, I see my friends from time to time.

  8. ❌

    아직

    a-jik

    still; yet

    adverb

    • 아직 숙제를 다 못 했어요.

      I haven't finished my homework yet.

    • 그는 아직 오지 않았는데 어디 있는 걸까요?

      He hasn't arrived yet—I wonder where he is?

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