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noun[C]
a sheep; a woolly ruminant animal often kept for wool, meat, or milk
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Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 羊, meaning “sheep; goat-like animal.”
Examples
양이 풀을 뜯고 있다.
yangi pureul tteutgo itda
The sheep is grazing on grass.
목장에서 양을 키운다.
mokjangeseo yangeul kiunda
They raise sheep on the ranch.
Character Breakdown
양
yang
sheep
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noun[C, U]
quantity, amount, or volume of something
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Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 量, meaning “amount; measure; quantity.”
Examples
음식의 양이 너무 많다.
eumsigui yangi neomu manta
The amount of food is too large.
설탕의 양을 조금 줄이세요.
seoltangui yangeul jogeum juriseyo
Please reduce the amount of sugar a little.
운동량보다 먹는 양이 더 많으면 살이 찐다.
undongnyangboda meongneun yangi deo maneumyeon sari jjinda
If the amount you eat is greater than the amount you exercise, you gain weight.
Character Breakdown
양
yang
amount; quantity
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noun[C]; used after a surname or full name
Miss; a title or suffix used after the name of a young unmarried woman or girl
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Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 孃, meaning “young woman; girl.”
Examples
김 양이 무대에 올랐다.
gim yangi mudaee ollatda
Miss Kim went up on stage.
박 양은 올해 대학에 입학했다.
bak yangeun olhae daehage iphakhaetda
Miss Park entered university this year.
Character Breakdown
양
yang
young woman; Miss
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nounbound noun; often used after an adnominal verb form, as in -는 양, -은 양, -던 양
appearance, manner, or seeming state; used especially in expressions meaning “as if” or “as though”
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Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 樣, meaning “form; appearance; manner.”
Examples
그는 모든 것을 아는 양 말했다.
geuneun modeun geoseul aneun yang malhaetda
He spoke as if he knew everything.
아이는 아무 일도 없었던 양 웃었다.
aineun amu ildo eopseotdeon yang useotda
The child smiled as though nothing had happened.
Character Breakdown
양
yang
appearance; manner
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determinerbound determiner used chiefly in compounds
both; two sides or two of something, used mainly before another noun in compounds
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Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sino-Korean 兩, meaning “two; both.”
Examples
그는 양손에 가방을 들었다.
geuneun yangsone gabangeul deureotda
He held bags in both hands.
양쪽 의견을 모두 들어 봅시다.
yangjjok uigyeoneul modu deureo bopsida
Let’s listen to both sides’ opinions.
Character Breakdown
양
yang
both; two
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