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eodi
어디
Where
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어디 means "Where" in English. The romanization is eodi.
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yeogi
여기
Here
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jeogi
저기
Over there
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hwajangsil
화장실
Bathroom
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makcha
막차
Last train
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daeum jeongryujang
다음 정류장
Next stop
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chulgu
출구
Exit
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