🌟 마지기

Bound Noun  

1. 논과 밭의 넓이를 재는 단위.

1. MAJIGI: A bound noun that serves as a unit for measuring the width of a rice paddy or field.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • 논 몇 마지기.
    A few rice paddies.
  • 논 백 마지기.
    Non 100 magaji.
  • 밭 몇 마지기.
    A few branches of the field.
  • 밭 서너 마지기.
    Three or four fields.
  • 밭 아홉 마지기.
    Nine magazines in the field.
  • 할머니 할아버지는 매년 열 마지기의 밭에 고추를 키우셨다.
    Grandmother and grandfather grew peppers in a ten-magazine field every year.
  • 농부는 논 네 마지기에 쌀이 한 가마밖에 나오지 않았다며 울상을 지었다.
    The farmer wept, saying that only one bag of rice came out of the four rice fields.
  • 할아버지께서는 이 넓은 땅을 어떻게 일구셨어요?
    How did grandpa build this vast land?
    처음엔 밭 몇 마지기에서 시작했는데 열심히 노력한 덕에 늘었단다.
    At first, i started with a few branches of the field, but thanks to my hard work, i've improved.

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 마지기 (마지기)

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