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하-: do (합니다 does it (formal style))
하고: and
학교: school
학기: term, semester
-학년(이에요): is a student in such-and-such a year or grade (at school)
학생: student
학생회관: student union (building)
한: about, approximately
한국: Korea
한국말: Korean language
한국사람: a Korean
한국어: Korean language
한국학: Korean Studies
한테: 1. to (to the living thing e.g., to give something to the living thing); 2. from (from the place) (colloquial)
한테서: from (from the living thing)
할머니: grandmother
할머님: grandmother (honorific)
할아버님: grandfather (honorific)
할아버지: grandfather
함께: together
합리: rationality, reason
핫도그: hot dog
항상: always
해: years (counter)
햄버거: hamburger
-행: bound for (a place). e.g.: 대전행 기차 a T\ae{jon train, train bound for T\ae{jon
허리: waist, lower back
혀: tongue
형: older brother
형제: brothers (for males); brothers and sisters
호주: Australia
호주사람: an Australian
호텔: hotel
혼자(서): alone, on one’s own, by oneself
홍차: black tea, English tea
홍콩: Hong Kong
홍콩사람: person from Hong Kong
화요일: Tuesday
화장실: toilet, restroom, bathroom, washroom
회사: company
회사원: company employee
회화: conversation
후에: after, later
휴지: tissue paper; toilet tissue, Kleenex™
흐리-: be cloudy, overcast
흐리-: become/get cloudy
힘: strength, energy
힘(이): 드-ㄹ- be difficult, taxing (strength enters)

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