Home life > Housing structure
뒨ː문 | noun | intermediate |
back door
The back door of a room or building.
improper means
(figurative) An improper means or method used to resolve an issue or problem.
마당 | noun | beginner |
garden; yard
A flat, empty land attached to a house.
ground; venue
A place where a certain thing occurs.
마루 | noun | intermediate |
maru
floor: In hanok, a traditional Korean house, a place built above the ground, covered with flat boards so as to allow one to sit or walk on.
living room
In a house, a space between rooms, shared by every family member.
문 | noun | beginner |
door
An openable structure through which people go in and come out of a place; or put in or take out things.
door
A process that one must go through to achieve his/her goal.
바닥 | noun | beginner |
bottom; floor
A broad, flat part that comprises the bottom of a space.
bottom
The bottom part of an object.
world; town
A region, place or field.
floor
The bottom part of a building's inside space.
bottom
The deepest and most fundamental part that is invisible from the outside.
bottom
The state of stock prices that have declined significantly and stay extremely low.
방문 | noun | beginner |
door
A door attached to the entrance of a room so that it can be opened or closed.
noun | intermediate |
veranda
The protruding space with a roof and no walls, in a western housing unit, such as an apartment,