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Phrasal Verbs that Have 'Upon'

Today we're talking about a dangerous noun that we can also use as a very professional verb. I hope you have a great week!

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Run! A spear is coming our way!

마침 배도 고픈데, 여기서 빵 좀 사가지고 가자.
正好肚子饿了, 在这儿买点儿面包走吧。 

얼마 전에 새로 오픈한 빵집이 여기구나! 어디 나도 좀 구경해야지.
前几天刚开业的面包店在这儿啊! 我也来看看。
 
난 피자빵이랑 초코 스콘 사려고. 너는?
我想买比萨面包和巧克力司康饼。你呢? 

저기 마늘빵이 너무 맛있어 보여서 하나 사야겠어.
那边的蒜蓉面包看起来蛮好吃的, 要买一个。 

오픈하다 开业
초코 巧克力
스콘 司康饼
마늘빵 蒜蓉面包

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마침 배도 고픈데, 여기서 빵 좀 사가지고 가자. 正好肚子饿了, 在这儿买点儿面包走吧。 

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すんでいるところ

Los diminutivos y aumentativos forman parte de nuestro léxico habitual. Son palabras derivadas que utilizamos cuando queremos resaltar las propiedades de un objeto o fenómeno sin necesidad de utilizar adjetivos o descripciones. Por ejemplo, en vez de decir que "una casa es pequeña" podemos decir que es una "casita".

¿Qué son los diminutivos?
Utilizados en el argot popular como expresión de cariño o afecto ("muchas gracias, chiquitita"), aunque también pueden usarse en el sentido despectivo ("tenía que hablar el señorito"). Según la Real Academia Española de la Lengua, los diminutivos “expresan disminución, atenuación o intensidad. Se trata de sufijos que modifican el significado de una palabra, usualmente un sustantivo, para darle un tono de menor importancia o tamaño.

¿Qué se entiende por aumentativo?
Los aumentativos no son más que aquellos sufijos que “expresan un aumento, intensidad o exceso por el vocablo al que se une”, según la Real Academia Española de la Lengua. Normalmente, se forman añadiendo el sufijo al final de la palabra para matizar su significado y designar a un objeto de mayor tamaño, algo grande o de mayor importancia.


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