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myeon
1
noun[C, U]
noodles; a food made from dough cut or extruded into long thin strips
myeon
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 麵, meaning 'flour' or 'noodles'.
Examples
저는 점심으로 면을 먹었어요.
jeoneun jeomsimeuro myeoneul meogeosseoyo
I ate noodles for lunch.
이 식당은 면 요리가 유명해요.
i sikdangeun myeon yoriga yumyeonghaeyo
This restaurant is famous for noodle dishes.
Character Breakdown
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myeon
noodles; flour-based food
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2
noun[C]
a face, side, surface, or aspect of something
myeon
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 面, meaning 'face', 'surface', or 'side'.
Examples
문제의 다른 면도 봐야 합니다.
munjeui dareun myeondo bwaya hamnida
We must also look at another side of the problem.
그 계획은 경제적인 면에서 장점이 많다.
geu gyehoegeun gyeongjejeogin myeoneseo jangjeomi manta
The plan has many advantages from an economic aspect.
Character Breakdown
면
myeon
face; surface; side; aspect
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3
noun[U]
cotton; cotton cloth or cotton fiber
myeon
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 綿, meaning 'cotton' or 'continuous thread'.
Examples
이 셔츠는 면으로 만들었어요.
i syeocheuneun myeoneuro mandeureosseoyo
This shirt is made of cotton.
여름에는 면 소재 옷이 시원해요.
yeoreumeneun myeon sojae osi siwonhaeyo
Cotton clothes are cool in summer.
Character Breakdown
면
myeon
cotton; cotton fabric
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4
noun[C]
myeon; a rural township, an administrative division below a county or city in South Korea
myeon
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 面, used as an administrative term.
Examples
그는 작은 면에 살고 있습니다.
geuneun jageun myeone salgo itseumnida
He lives in a small rural township.
우리 면에는 초등학교가 하나 있어요.
uri myeoneneun chodeunghakgyoga hana itseoyo
There is one elementary school in our township.
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면
myeon
rural township; administrative district
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5
particleconditional ending: verb/adjective stem + 면; consonant-final stem often + 으면
if; when; a conditional connective ending attached to a verb or adjective stem, often appearing as -면 or -으면
myeon
Pronunciation
Etymology
Native Korean grammatical ending; the form alternates with -으면 after many consonant-final stems.
Examples
비가 오면 집에 있을 거예요.
biga omyeon jibe isseul geoyeyo
If it rains, I will stay at home.
시간이 있으면 같이 가요.
sigani isseumyeon gachi gayo
If you have time, let's go together.
버튼을 누르면 문이 열립니다.
beoteuneul nureumyeon muni yeollimnida
When you press the button, the door opens.
Character Breakdown
면
myeon
conditional ending meaning if or when
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