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다시: Vocabulary #174

2026-03-19
2026-05-31

Example Sentences#

  1. 하지만 노인은 다시 “좋을 수도 있고, 나쁠 수도 있습니다”라고 대답했습니다.1
    But the old man again answered, “It could be good, or it could be bad.”
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  2. 또 기회 되면 꼭 다시 가고 싶어.2
    I’d love to go again if I get the chance.
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  3. 낡은 노래가 다시 울려 퍼져3
    An old song echoes once again
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  4. 그는 자신이 다시 장주라는 것을 알았습니다.4
    He realized that he was Zhuang Zhou again.
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’, indicating repetition or a return to a previous state.
  5. 그때 나이 든 스님은 아무 말 없이 여자를 들어 강을 건너게 도와주고, 다른 쪽에 내려놓은 후 다시 길을 떠났다.5
    At that moment, the old monk picked up the woman without a word, helped her cross the river, set her down on the other side, and resumed the journey.
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  6. 다음 날 어린 왕자는 다시 찾아왔다.6
    The next day, the little prince returned.
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  7. 다시 네 목에 붉은 끈 걸고파7
    I want to wrap the red ribbon around your neck once again.
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  8. 조금 뒤에 엄마가 다시 말했습니다.8
    A little later, the mother spoke again:
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.
  9. 빈손인 채 다시 나아가는 길3
    With empty hands, I move forward again
    • 다시 is an adverb meaning ‘again’. It indicates a deliberate repetition, framing the action as a conscious choice to ‘go back and do it again’, typically involving returning to a previous state, starting over from the beginning, or trying a different approach to achieve a goal.

Footnotes#

  1. Sentence from Bad Luck Good Luck Story. ↩

  2. Sentence from Concert Tales Across Borders. ↩

  3. Sentence from Shattered Pieces Song. ↩ ↩2

  4. Sentence from The Butterfly Dream Story. ↩

  5. Sentence from The Girl At The River Story. ↩

  6. Sentence from The Little Prince And The Fox. ↩

  7. Sentence from The Red Ribbon. ↩

  8. Sentence from The Tiger And The Dried Persimmon. ↩

다시: Vocabulary #174
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2026-03-19
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