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Multicultural Family Support Centers 전국 다문화가족지원센터 연락처 Let’s Learn Korean Words from Recipes 음식으로 배우는 우리말 Silyongjeongbo Useful Information 실용정보 Multicultural Family Support Centers 전국 다문화가족지원센터 연락처 Information of Major Organizations 주요 단체 정보 Let’s Learn Korean Words from Recipes Korean Terms Pronunciation Definition Korean Terms Pronunciation Definition 곡식 Goksik grain 해물 Haemul seafood 쌀 ssal rice 고등어 godeungeo mackerel 찹쌀 chapssal sticky rice 삼치 samchi Japanese mackerel 현미 hyeonmi brown rice 갈치 galchi hairtail 완두콩 wandukong green pea 명태 myeongtae pollack 강낭콩 gnagnangkong kidney bean 대구 daegu cod 흰콩 huinkong white bean 참치 chamchi tuna 팥 pat red bean 오징어 ojingeo cuttlefish 좁쌀 jobssal millet 낙지 nakji small octopus 밀 mil wheat 조개 jogae clam 메밀 memil buckwheat 홍합 honghap mussel 녹두 nokdu mung bean 전복 jeonbok abalone 고기 Gogi meat 멸치 myeolchi anchovy 돼지고기 doejigoji pork 새우 saeu shrimp 갈비 galbi rib 게 ge crab 삼겹살 samgyeopsal pork-belly 다시마 dasima kelp 비계 bigye fat 미역 miyeok sea mustard 족발 jokbal pork-hocks 김 gim laver 쇠고기 soegogi beef 파래 parae green laver 등심 deungsim sirloin 야채 Yaechae vegetable 안심 ansim tenderloin 대파 Daepa green onion 양지 yannji brisket 쪽파 Jjokpa chives 닭고기 dakgogi chicken 마늘 Maneul garlic 닭가슴살 dakgaseumsal chicken breasts 생강 saegang ginger 영계 yeonggye young chicken 양파 yangpa onion 계란(달걀) gyeran (dalgyal) egg 무 mu radish 오리고기 origogi duck 배추 baechu chinese cabbage 열무 yeolmu young radish 150 Korean Terms Pronunciation Definition Korean Terms Pronunciation Definition 고추 gochu chili 과일 Gwail fruit 청양고추 cheongyang gochu spicy green chili 사과 sagwa apple 홍고추 hong gochu red chili 배 bae pear 풋고추 put gochu green chili 딸기 ddalgi strawberry 부추 buchu leek 귤 gyul orange 상추 sangchu lettuce 수박 subak watermelon 미나리 minari water parsley 바나나 banana banana 깻잎 ggaetip sesame leaf 토마토 tomato tomato 버섯 beoseot mushroom 자두 jadu plum 표고버섯 pyeogo beoseot shiitake 참외 chamoe oriental melon 송이버섯 songi beoseot pine mushroom 복숭아 boksunga peach 목이버섯 moki beoseok tree ears 키위 kiwi kiwi 고구마 goguma sweet potato 메론 melon melon 감자 gamja potato 기본양념 Gibon Yangnyeom basic seasoning 깨 ggae sesame 간장 ganjang soy sauce 오이 oi cucumber 진간장 jinganjang thick soy sauce 호박 hobak pumpkin 국간장 gukganjang soup soy sauce 시금치 sigeumchi spinach 된장 doenjang soybean paste 우엉 ueong burdock 고추장 gochujang red chili paste 인삼 insam ginseng 까나리액젓 gganari aekjeot salted sand eel 대추 daechu jujube 새우젓 saeujeto salted shrimp 밤 bam chestnut 버터 beoteo butter 잣 jat pine nut 마가린 magarin margarine 호두 hodu walnut 식용유 sikyongyu oil 피망 pimang bell pepper 참기름 chamgireum sesame oil 파프리카 paprika paprika 들기름 deulgireum perilla oil 고사리 gosari bracken 소금 sogeum salt 취 chwi groundsel 후추 huchu pepper 151 Korean Terms Pronunciation Definition Korean Terms Pronunciation Definition 조미료 jomiryo seasoning 냉동만두 naengdong mandu frozen dumpling 고춧가루 gochut garu red chili powder 과자 gwaja snack 깨소금 ggaesogeum sesame salt 카레 kare curry 청주 gheongju sake 짜장 jjajang black bean sauce 케찹 kechap ketchup 떡국떡 ddeokkuk ddeok rice cake for soup 마요네즈 mayonez mayonnaise 떡볶이떡 ddeokbboggi ddeok rice cake for hot sauce 쨈 jjaem jam 단무지 danmuji pickled radish 꿀 ggul honey 식당음식 Sikdang Eumsik restaurant food 음료 Eumryo beverage 자장면 jjajangmyeon black bean-noodle 커피 keopi coffee 삼겹살 samgyeopsal pork-belly 녹차 nokcha green tea 돈가스 dongaseu pork-cutlet 홍차 hongcha red tea 생선회 saungseonoe sliced raw fish 생강차 saenggangcha ginger tea 양념치킨 yangnyeomchicken seasoned spicy chicken 유자차 yujacha citron tea 스파게티 seupageti spaghetti 대추차 daechucha jujube tea 피자 piza pizza 콜라 kolla coke 찜닭 jjimdak steamed chicken 사이다 Saida sprite 초밥 chobab sushi 쥬스 jyus juice 우동 udong udon 가공식품 Gagong Sikpum process food 조리법 Joribeop how to cook 라면 ramyeon ramen 찜 jjim steam 컵라면 keopramyeon cup ramen 구이 gui grill 소면 somyeon plain noodle 볶음 bokeum roast 당면 danfmyeon glass noodle 튀김 twigim fry 두부 dubu tofu 조림 jorim boil down 순두부 sundubu soft tofu 삶음 salmeum simmer 참치캔 chamchikaen tuna can 끓임 ggeulim boil 햄 haem ham 무침 muchim season 소세지 soseji sausage 비빔 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