● Band 3 of 10
Words 201–300: Places & Things
Home, school, work, city. The nouns that name the world around you.
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집 (건물)a building where people live“They painted their house blue.”
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| # | Word | Part of speech | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 201 | house | noun | a building where people live | They painted their house blue. |
| 202 | room | noun | a space inside a building with walls | My room has a big window. |
| 203 | door | noun | what you open to enter a room | Please close the door. |
| 204 | window | noun | glass in a wall that lets in light | Open the window for fresh air. |
| 205 | table | noun | furniture with a flat top and legs | Dinner is on the table. |
| 206 | chair | noun | furniture you sit on | This chair is comfortable. |
| 207 | bed | noun | furniture you sleep on | I go to bed at eleven. |
| 208 | kitchen | noun | the room where you cook | Mom is in the kitchen. |
| 209 | bathroom | noun | the room with a toilet and shower | Where is the bathroom? |
| 210 | school | noun | a place where children learn | School ends at three. |
| 211 | class | noun | a lesson, or a group of students | Math class is fun. |
| 212 | teacher | noun | a person who helps others learn | Our teacher is very patient. |
| 213 | student | noun | a person who is learning | Every student has a locker. |
| 214 | book | noun | pages with words, joined together | This book is about space. |
| 215 | word | noun | a unit of language with meaning | Learn ten words a day. |
| 216 | letter | noun | a written message, or a symbol like A or B | She wrote a letter to her grandma. |
| 217 | paper | noun | thin material you write on | I need a sheet of paper. |
| 218 | pen | noun | a tool that writes with ink | Sign with a black pen. |
| 219 | city | noun | a large town with many people | Busan is a port city. |
| 220 | town | noun | a place with houses and shops, smaller than a city | He grew up in a small town. |
| 221 | street | noun | a road in a city with buildings | The bakery is across the street. |
| 222 | road | noun | a hard path cars drive on | This road leads to the lake. |
| 223 | car | noun | a vehicle with four wheels | Our car is parked outside. |
| 224 | bus | noun | a large vehicle that carries many people | I take the bus to work. |
| 225 | train | noun | connected cars that run on rails | The train to Seoul is fast. |
| 226 | store | noun | a place that sells things | The store opens at ten. |
| 227 | shop | noun | a small store | There's a flower shop nearby. |
| 228 | market | noun | a place with many small sellers | We buy fruit at the market. |
| 229 | money | noun | coins and bills used to buy things | How much money do you have? |
| 230 | price | noun | how much something costs | The price went up again. |
| 231 | job | noun | work you do for money | She found a new job. |
| 232 | office | noun | a room where people work at desks | His office is on the 5th floor. |
| 233 | company | noun | a business that sells things or services | The company makes phones. |
| 234 | country | noun | a land with its own government, like Korea | Which country are you from? |
| 235 | world | noun | the earth and everyone on it | She wants to travel the world. |
| 236 | place | noun | a location; where something is | This is my favorite place. |
| 237 | area | noun | a part of a place or city | This area is quiet at night. |
| 238 | water | noun | the clear liquid we drink | The water here is clean. |
| 239 | food | noun | what people and animals eat | Korean food is popular now. |
| 240 | tree | noun | a tall plant with a trunk and leaves | Birds nest in that tree. |
| 241 | flower | noun | the colorful part of a plant | She picked a yellow flower. |
| 242 | animal | noun | a living thing that is not a plant or person | The zoo has many animals. |
| 243 | dog | noun | a common pet that barks | Their dog loves the beach. |
| 244 | cat | noun | a common pet that meows | The cat sleeps all day. |
| 245 | bird | noun | an animal with wings and feathers | A bird sang outside my window. |
| 246 | fish | noun | an animal that lives in water | Fish can't close their eyes. |
| 247 | sun | noun | the bright star that lights the day | The sun rises in the east. |
| 248 | moon | noun | the bright object in the night sky | The moon is full tonight. |
| 249 | sky | noun | the space above the earth | The sky turned pink at sunset. |
| 250 | star | noun | a small light in the night sky | We counted stars on the roof. |
| 251 | rain | noun | water that falls from clouds | The rain stopped at noon. |
| 252 | snow | noun | soft white ice that falls in winter | Kids love playing in the snow. |
| 253 | wind | noun | moving air | The wind blew my hat away. |
| 254 | fire | noun | heat and light from burning | We cooked over an open fire. |
| 255 | mountain | noun | very high land | The mountain is covered in snow. |
| 256 | river | noun | a long line of water that flows to the sea | The river runs through town. |
| 257 | sea | noun | the salt water that covers the earth | We swam in the sea. |
| 258 | beach | noun | sandy land next to the sea | The beach gets crowded in July. |
| 259 | park | noun | green land in a city for everyone | We had lunch in the park. |
| 260 | phone | noun | a device for calling and texting | My phone is out of battery. |
| 261 | computer | noun | a machine for work, games, and the internet | I use a computer at work. |
| 262 | picture | noun | a photo or a drawing | Take a picture of us! |
| 263 | music | noun | sounds made to be enjoyed | She listens to music while running. |
| 264 | movie | noun | a story shown on a screen | The movie starts at eight. |
| 265 | game | noun | an activity with rules you play for fun | Let's play a board game. |
| 266 | story | noun | a telling of events, real or made up | Grandpa tells the best stories. |
| 267 | news | noun | new information about events | I heard the news this morning. |
| 268 | question | noun | something you ask | May I ask a question? |
| 269 | answer | noun | what you say to a question | The answer is on page ten. |
| 270 | problem | noun | something difficult to deal with | We solved the problem together. |
| 271 | idea | noun | a thought or plan in your mind | That's a great idea! |
| 272 | part | noun | a piece of something bigger | This is my favorite part of the song. |
| 273 | kind | noun | a type or sort of thing | What kind of music do you like? |
| 274 | side | noun | the left or right part of something | Stand on this side, please. |
| 275 | end | noun | the last part of something | The end of the movie was sad. |
| 276 | number | noun | a figure like 1, 2, or 3 | What's your phone number? |
| 277 | line | noun | a long thin mark, or people waiting | Draw a straight line. |
| 278 | group | noun | people or things together | We worked in groups of four. |
| 279 | team | noun | a group that plays or works together | Our team practices on Saturdays. |
| 280 | point | noun | a score in a game, or a main idea | We won by two points. |
| 281 | case | noun | a situation, or a box for things | In that case, let's go early. |
| 282 | fact | noun | something that is true | It's a fact that water freezes at zero. |
| 283 | eye | noun | the body part you see with | She has brown eyes. |
| 284 | face | noun | the front of your head | Wash your face before bed. |
| 285 | head | noun | the top part of your body | He nodded his head. |
| 286 | body | noun | the whole physical person | Exercise keeps your body strong. |
| 287 | foot | noun | the body part you stand on | My left foot hurts. |
| 288 | air | noun | what we breathe | The mountain air is fresh. |
| 289 | light | noun | what lets us see; not darkness | Turn off the light, please. |
| 290 | color | noun | red, blue, green, and so on | What color is your bag? |
| 291 | clothes | noun | things you wear, like shirts and pants | I packed warm clothes. |
| 292 | shoe | noun | what you wear on your feet | These shoes are too tight. |
| 293 | bag | noun | a container you carry things in | My bag is full of books. |
| 294 | box | noun | a container with straight sides | The box is heavy. |
| 295 | key | noun | a metal tool that opens a lock | I left my key inside. |
| 296 | weekend | noun | Saturday and Sunday | We hike on the weekend. |
| 297 | hospital | noun | a place where sick people get care | The hospital is open all night. |
| 298 | church | noun | a building where people pray | The church bell rings at noon. |
| 299 | restaurant | noun | a place where you pay to eat meals | This restaurant serves pasta. |
| 300 | building | noun | a structure with walls and a roof | That building has 20 floors. |