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1. 
(su-bak)
Meaning: Watermelon
[Examples]
(su-bak-i jeong-mal dal-a-yo) / The watermelon is really sweet.
(su-bak meok-go sip-da) / I want to eat watermelon.
[Dialogue]
- A:
(mwo meok-go sip-eo-yo) / What do you want to eat? - B:
(su-bak meok-go sip-eo-yo) / I want to eat watermelon.
2. 
(cham-oe)
Meaning: A yellow fruit that people eat a lot during summer in Korea / Korean melon.
[Examples]
(cham-oe-ga dal-a-yo) / The melon is sweet.
(cham-oe jo-a-hae-yo) / I like melon.
[Dialogue]
- A:
(i-geo mwo-ye-yo) / What is this? - B:
(cham-oe-ye-yo) / It’s Korean melon.
3. 
(eo-reum)
Meaning: Ice
[Examples]
(eo-reum neo-eo ju-se-yo) / Please add ice.
(eo-reum-i no-ga-yo) / The ice is melting.
[Dialogue]
- A:
(eom-ryo-e mwo neo-eul-kka-yo) / What should I add to your drink? - B:
(eo-reum neo-eo ju-se-yo) / Please add ice.
4. 
(a-i-seu-keu-rim)
Meaning: Ice cream
[Examples]
(a-i-seu-keu-rim meo-geo-yo) / Let’s eat ice cream.
(a-i-seu-keu-rim ma-sit-da) / Ice cream is delicious.
[Dialogue]
- A:
(deo-wo-yo) / It’s hot. - B:
(a-i-seu-keu-rim meo-geul-kka-yo) / Shall we eat ice cream?
