🌟 간식 (間食)

☆☆☆   Noun  

1. 식사와 식사 사이에 간단히 먹는 음식.

1. SNACK: Food that one eats between meals.

🗣️ Usage Example:
  • Google translate 간식을 만들다.
    Make a snack.
  • Google translate 간식을 먹다.
    Have a snack.
  • Google translate 간식을 주다.
    Serve a snack.
  • Google translate 간식을 챙기다.
    Pack snacks.
  • Google translate 간식으로 먹다.
    Eat as a snack.
  • Google translate 나는 밥을 조금 먹는 대신 중간에 간식을 자주 먹는 편이다.
    I often eat snacks in the middle instead of eating a little.
  • Google translate 식사를 하기 전에 간식으로 단것을 많이 먹으면 식욕이 떨어질 수도 있다.
    Eating a lot of sweets as a snack before eating may reduce your appetite.
  • Google translate 아직 밥 먹으려면 멀었는데 좀 출출하네.
    I still have a long way to go to eat, but i'm a little hungry.
    Google translate 간단하게 요기할 만한 간식 만들어 줄까?
    Can i make you a snack that's simple to eat?
Reference Word 새참: 일을 하다가 잠시 쉬면서 먹는 음식.

간식: snack,かんしょく【間食】。あいだぐい【間食い】。おやつ【お八つ】,goûter, de quoi grignoter, casse-croûte, encas,merienda, refrigerio, tentempié,وجبة خفيفة,хөнгөн хоол, зууш,thức ăn giữa buổi, thức ăn nhẹ,อาหารว่าง, อาหารทานเล่น,makanan kecil, cemilan,перекус; лёгкая закуска,点心,零食,

🗣️ Pronunciation, Application: 간식 (간ː식) 간식이 (간ː시기) 간식도 (간ː식또) 간식만 (간ː싱만)
📚 Derivative: 간식하다: 끼니와 끼니 사이에 음식을 먹다., 개간하여 심다.
📚 Category: Food types   Ordering food  


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