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“Roads are extremely congested during rush hour” in Korean

출퇴근 시간대에는 도로가 몹시 혼잡합니다

chultoegeun sigandaeeneun doroga mopsi honjapamnida

Situation: Getting around & directionsLevel: Advanced (TOPIK 5–6)

Meaning

Roads are extremely congested during rush hour.

Usage note

출퇴근 combines going to and leaving work, and 시간대 is a time period. 혼잡하다 means crowded with people or cars and is common in news and announcements.

Romanization follows the Revised Romanization system and is a guide to pronunciation.

How to pronounce it

Syllables: 18 · Words: 5

Said aloud, it sounds like [출퇴근 시간대에는 도로가 몹씨 혼자팜니다].

SyllableLetters (consonant + vowel + final)Romanization
출퇴근
출ㅊㅜㄹchul
퇴ㅌㅚtoe
근ㄱㅡㄴgeun
시간대에는
시ㅅㅣsi
간ㄱㅏㄴgan
대ㄷㅐdae
에ㅇㅔe
는ㄴㅡㄴneun
도로가
도ㄷㅗdo
로ㄹㅗro
가ㄱㅏga
몹시
몹ㅁㅗㅂmop
시ㅅㅣ[씨] si
혼잡합니다
혼ㅎㅗㄴhon
잡ㅈㅏㅂ[자] ja
합ㅎㅏㅂ[팜] pam
니ㄴㅣni
다ㄷㅏda

A ㅇ at the start of a syllable is silent; at the end of a syllable it sounds like “ng”.

Sound changes in this phrase

Speech style

Style: Formal polite (합쇼체)Sentence type: Statement or set phrase

Ends in -ㅂ니다 or -습니다. The most formal polite style, used for announcements, presentations, business and first meetings.

Words in this phrase

These words from the TOPIK vocabulary lists appear in the phrase (shown in dictionary form).

KoreanPart of speechMeaningLevel
출퇴근nouncommuteTOPIK level 4

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Question 1 What does “출퇴근 시간대에는 도로가 몹시 혼잡합니다” mean?

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Answer: Roads are extremely congested during rush hour

Question 2 How do you say “Roads are extremely congested during rush hour” in Korean?

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Answer: 출퇴근 시간대에는 도로가 몹시 혼잡합니다 chultoegeun sigandaeeneun doroga mopsi honjapamnida

Question 3 How is “출퇴근 시간대에는 도로가 몹시 혼잡합니다” pronounced?

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Answer: [출퇴근 시간대에는 도로가 몹씨 혼자팜니다]

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