Living Beings

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kratzen

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긁다

geuk-da

verbB2

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brüllen

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포효하다

po-hyo-ha-da

verbB2

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wandern

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이동하다

i-dong-ha-da

verbB1

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heulen

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울부짖다

ul-bu-jit-da

verbB1

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Winterschlaf halten

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동면하다

dong-myeon-ha-da

verbC1

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knurren

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으르렁거리다

eu-reu-reong-geo-ri-da

verbB1

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grasen

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풀을 뜯다

pu-reul tteut-da

verbB1

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nach Nahrung suchen

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먹이를 찾다

meo-gi-reul chat-da

verbB2

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beißen

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물다

mul-da

verbB1

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das Zebra

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얼룩말

eol-lung-mal

nounB2

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der Vielfraß

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울버린

ul-beo-rin

nounC2

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der Wolf

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늑대

neuk-dae

nounA1

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das Wildschwein

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멧돼지

met-dwae-ji

nounB2

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das Wiesel

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족제비

jok-je-bi

nounC1

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der Stoßzahn

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상아

sang-a

nounB1

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der Tiger

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호랑이

ho-rang-i

nounA1

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das Eichhörnchen

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청설모

cheong-seol-mo

nounA2

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die Schnauze

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주둥이

ju-dung-i

nounB1

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das Faultier

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나무늘보

na-mu-neul-bo

nounB1

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das Stinktier

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스컹크

seu-keong-keu

nounB1

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das Nashorn

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코뿔소

ko-ppul-so

nounB2

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der Waschbär

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라쿤

ra-kun

nounB1

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die Beute

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먹잇감

meo-git-gam

nounC1

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das Raubtier

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포식자

po-sik-ja

nounC1

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