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A1 noun #3,500 پرکاربردترین 5 دقیقه مطالعه

교실

gyosil رتبه 3,500

تمرین کن مثال‌ها نکات و راهنمایی‌ها 교실 در ۳۰ ثانیه

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At the A1 level, learners should recognize '교실' as a basic noun for 'classroom.' You will use it with simple particles like '에' and '에서' and basic verbs like '가다' (to go) or '있다' (to be/exist). The focus is on identifying the room and basic items inside it, such as '책상' (desk) and '의자' (chair). You might say '교실이 커요' (The classroom is big) or '교실에 가요' (I go to the classroom). Understanding this word is essential for navigating any school environment or following basic classroom instructions from a teacher.

At A2, you can describe the classroom in more detail and use it in compound sentences. You might discuss activities happening in the classroom using the present progressive: '교실에서 친구와 이야기하고 있어요' (I am talking with a friend in the classroom). You also start to distinguish between '교실' and '수업' (class/lesson) or '반' (the group of students). You can understand instructions like '교실을 청소하세요' (Please clean the classroom) and use more descriptive adjectives like '깨끗하다' (clean) or '복잡하다' (crowded/complex).

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By B1, you use '교실' to discuss social dynamics and school life. You might talk about your memories of the classroom or the atmosphere of the learning environment. You'll encounter the word in more varied contexts, such as '교실 분위기' (classroom atmosphere). You can explain rules or routines related to the classroom, such as '교실에서는 정숙해야 합니다' (You must be quiet in the classroom). You also begin to see the word in metaphorical or broader educational contexts, like '열린 교실' (open classroom).

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At the B2 level, you can engage in discussions about the '교실' as a sociological space. This includes topics like the impact of technology on the classroom ('스마트 교실') or the changing relationship between teachers and students within that space. You can use advanced grammatical structures to express opinions about classroom management or educational policies. You might read articles about '교실 붕괴' (the breakdown of classroom order) and be able to summarize the causes and effects using formal vocabulary.

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At C1, '교실' appears in academic and professional discourse regarding pedagogy. You might analyze the '교실 환경' (classroom environment) and its psychological effects on student performance. The word is used in complex abstract discussions about '교실 밖의 교육' (education outside the classroom). You can understand nuances in literature where the '교실' serves as a microcosm of society. Your usage of the word is precise, distinguishing it clearly from '강의실', '연구실', and other specialized rooms in various institutional settings.

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At the C2 level, you possess a native-like grasp of '교실' in all its connotations. You can discuss the historical evolution of the Korean classroom from the '서당' (traditional school) to the modern era. You can use the word in high-level policy debates, academic research papers on educational theory, or sophisticated creative writing. You understand the deep cultural weight the classroom holds in a society defined by its 'education fever' (교육열) and can articulate complex critiques of the education system using the classroom as a focal point.

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تمرین کن مثال‌ها نکات و راهنمایی‌ها

교실 در ۳۰ ثانیه

교실 (Gyosil) refers to a physical classroom. It is a noun used across all levels of education to denote the room where learning happens.
The word is Sino-Korean, combining 'teach' (교) and 'room' (실). It is essential for basic school-related conversations and directions.
In Korea, students often stay in one 교실 while teachers rotate, making the room a central hub for student social interaction and community.
Commonly confused with '수업' (class/lesson) or '반' (student group), it specifically refers to the architectural space or room itself.

The Korean word 교실 (gyosil) is a fundamental noun that translates directly to 'classroom' in English. It is composed of two Hanja (Sino-Korean characters): 敎 (gyo), meaning 'to teach,' and 室 (sil), meaning 'room.' Therefore, it literally signifies a 'teaching room.' In the context of Korean society, where education is highly prioritized, the 교실 is more than just a physical space; it is the center of a student's social life and academic journey.

Physical Setting: A standard Korean 교실 typically features a chalkboard or whiteboard, rows of desks, and a teacher's platform (교단). In many Korean schools, students stay in the same 교실 all day while teachers move between rooms.
Social Context: The term is used in everyday conversation by students, teachers, and parents. It is common to hear it in phrases like 'Go to the classroom' or 'The classroom is empty.'

학생들이 교실에서 공부하고 있어요. (Students are studying in the classroom.)

In modern usage, '교실' can also extend to digital spaces in the form of '온라인 교실' (online classroom), reflecting the shift toward remote learning. However, its primary association remains the nostalgic, sunlit room in a brick-and-mortar school building.

방과 후에 교실을 청소해요. (We clean the classroom after school.)

Cleanliness Culture: In Korea, students are often responsible for cleaning their own 교실, fostering a sense of community and responsibility for their shared learning environment.

Using 교실 in a sentence is straightforward as it functions as a standard noun. It is most frequently paired with location particles like -에 (at/to) and -에서 (in/at). Understanding the distinction between these two is key for A1 learners.

With -에 (Destination/Existence): Use '교실에' when you are going to the classroom or when something simply exists there.
Example: '교실에 가요' (I go to the classroom) or '교실에 책상이 있어요' (There is a desk in the classroom).
With -에서 (Action Location): Use '교실에서' when an action is taking place inside the room.
Example: '교실에서 노래해요' (I sing in the classroom).

지금 교실에 아무도 없어요. (There is nobody in the classroom right now.)

When describing the classroom, you can use adjectives like 넓다 (wide/spacious), 깨끗하다 (clean), or 조용하다 (quiet). These help paint a picture of the learning environment.

우리 교실은 아주 넓어요. (Our classroom is very spacious.)

Common Verbs: - 들어가다 (to enter)
- 나가다 (to exit)
- 빌리다 (to borrow/rent - for special rooms)

The word 교실 is ubiquitous in any educational setting in Korea. From elementary schools to universities, and even private academies (hagwons), this is the term used to designate the room where instruction happens. If you are a student in Korea, you will hear this word multiple times a day.

선생님이 '모두 교실로 들어오세요'라고 말씀하셨어요. (The teacher said, 'Everyone, please come into the classroom.')

Beyond the school building, you'll encounter '교실' in media. Korean dramas (K-Dramas) often feature school settings, where '교실' becomes the stage for friendship, conflict, and romance. It's a nostalgic word for adults, often appearing in songs or literature that reminisce about school days.

News and Media: News reports often use '교실' when discussing educational reforms, the 'collapse of the classroom' (교실 붕괴 - referring to a loss of teacher authority), or the digitalization of schools.

어제 뉴스에서 스마트 교실에 대해 들었어요. (I heard about smart classrooms on the news yesterday.)

Learners often make a few specific errors when using 교실. The most common is confusing the physical room with the abstract concept of a class or lesson.

Mistake 1: 교실 vs. 수업: Incorrect: '교실이 재미있어요' (The classroom is fun - meaning the lesson).
Correct: '수업이 재미있어요' (The class/lesson is fun).
Explanation: 교실 refers to the four walls and desks. 수업 refers to the activity of learning.
Mistake 2: 교실 vs. 반: Incorrect: '저는 3교실이에요' (I am in classroom 3 - meaning the group).
Correct: '저는 3반이에요' (I am in class 3).
Explanation: '반' (ban) refers to the group of students (e.g., Class 3), while '교실' is the room they sit in.

대학생들은 교실보다 강의실이라는 말을 더 많이 써요. (University students use the word 'lecture room' more than 'classroom'.)

Depending on the context and the level of education, several other words might be more appropriate than 교실.

강의실 (Gang-ui-sil): Used primarily in universities or for formal lectures. '강의' means lecture.
학급 (Hak-geup): A more formal or administrative term for a 'class' or 'school grade unit'.
실습실 (Silsseup-sil): A practice room or lab (e.g., computer lab, science lab).

과학 실습실은 3층에 있습니다. (The science lab is on the 3rd floor.)

چقدر رسمی است؟

نکته جالب

The character 室 (sil) is found in many words for rooms in a house (living room, bedroom), while 敎 (gyo) is found in words like religion (종교) and church (개신교), showing the historical link between teaching and spiritual instruction.

راهنمای تلفظ

UK /ɡjo.ɕil/

US /ɡjoʊ.sɪl/

In Korean, syllables generally have equal weight, but a slight emphasis may fall on the first syllable 'gyo'.

هم‌قافیه با

실 (sil - room) 사실 (sasil - fact) 현실 (hyeonsil - reality) 결실 (gyeolsil - fruit/result) 거실 (geosil - living room) 침실 (chimsil - bedroom) 욕실 (yoksil - bathroom) 사무실 (samusil - office)

خطاهای رایج

Pronouncing 'gyo' as two separate syllables 'gi-yo'.
Pronouncing 'sil' like English 'seal' with a very long 'e' sound.
Making the 'g' sound too heavy/aspirated (it should be light).
Omitting the final 'l' sound.
Pronouncing 's' as 'sh' too strongly; it is a soft palatalized 's'.

سطح دشواری

خواندن 1/5

Very easy to read; simple characters and common in beginner texts.

نوشتن 1/5

Simple to write, though '교' requires attention to stroke order.

صحبت کردن 2/5

Easy, but the 'gyo' sound can be tricky for English speakers to say naturally.

گوش دادن 1/5

Very distinct sound, easy to recognize in conversation.

بعداً چه یاد بگیریم؟

پیش‌نیازها

학교 (School) 방 (Room) 학생 (Student) 선생님 (Teacher) 있다 (To be/exist)

بعداً یاد بگیرید

수업 (Class/Lesson) 책상 (Desk) 의자 (Chair) 칠판 (Blackboard) 공부하다 (To study)

پیشرفته

강의실 (Lecture room) 교육과정 (Curriculum) 교수학습 (Teaching and learning) 학습 환경 (Learning environment) 교실 경영 (Classroom management)

گرامر لازم

Location Particle -에

교실에 있어요. (I am in the classroom.)

Action Location Particle -에서

교실에서 공부해요. (I study in the classroom.)

Direction Particle -로

교실로 오세요. (Please come to the classroom.)

Subject Particle -이/가

교실이 넓어요. (The classroom is wide.)

Object Particle -을/를

교실을 청소해요. (I clean the classroom.)

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مثال‌ها بر اساس سطح

교실에 가요.

I go to the classroom.

교실 (noun) + 에 (direction particle) + 가요 (go).

교실이 아주 커요.

The classroom is very big.

교실 (subject) + 이 (subject particle) + 아주 (adverb) + 커요 (is big).

교실에 책상이 있어요.

There is a desk in the classroom.

-에 있어요 indicates existence in a place.

교실에서 공부해요.

I study in the classroom.

-에서 indicates the location of an action.

이것은 교실이에요.

This is a classroom.

Noun + 이예요/예요 (to be).

교실이 어디예요?

Where is the classroom?

어디 (where) + 예요 (is).

교실에 친구가 있어요.

My friend is in the classroom.

친구 (friend) + 가 (subject particle).

교실 문을 닫아요.

I close the classroom door.

문 (door) + 을 (object particle) + 닫아요 (close).

교실에서 숙제를 했어요.

I did my homework in the classroom.

Past tense -았/었어요.

교실이 조금 시끄러워요.

The classroom is a bit noisy.

시끄럽다 (noisy) -> 시끄러워요 (irregular).

교실을 청소하고 싶어요.

I want to clean the classroom.

-고 싶다 (want to).

선생님이 교실에 들어오십니다.

The teacher enters the classroom.

Honorific -시- used for the teacher.

교실 뒤에 게시판이 있어요.

There is a bulletin board at the back of the classroom.

뒤 (behind/back) + 에 (location).

우리 교실은 2층에 있어요.

Our classroom is on the second floor.

우리 (our) + 2층 (2nd floor).

교실 안에서는 한국어만 써요.

We only use Korean inside the classroom.

-만 (only) + 써요 (use).

교실 창문을 열까요?

Shall I open the classroom window?

-(으)ㄹ까요? (shall I/we?).

교실 분위기가 아주 밝아요.

The classroom atmosphere is very bright.

분위기 (atmosphere) + 가 (subject particle).

교실에 에어컨이 있어서 시원해요.

It is cool because there is an air conditioner in the classroom.

-아/어서 (because).

수업이 끝나고 교실에 남았어요.

I stayed in the classroom after class ended.

남다 (to remain/stay).

교실 게시판에 새 소식이 붙어 있어요.

New news is posted on the classroom bulletin board.

-어/아 있다 (state of being).

교실은 학생들이 배우는 소중한 공간입니다.

The classroom is a precious space where students learn.

Noun modifying clause: 배우는 (that they learn).

교실에서 친구들과 간식을 먹으면 안 돼요.

You should not eat snacks with friends in the classroom.

-(으)면 안 되다 (should not).

교실 배치를 새로 바꿨어요.

We changed the classroom layout newly.

배치 (arrangement/layout).

교실마다 컴퓨터가 한 대씩 있어요.

There is one computer in each classroom.

-마다 (every/each).

교실에서의 갈등을 해결하는 것이 중요합니다.

Resolving conflicts in the classroom is important.

-에서의 (location possessive).

기술의 발전으로 교실의 모습이 변하고 있습니다.

The appearance of the classroom is changing due to technological advances.

-으로 (due to/by means of).

교실 붕괴 현상에 대해 토론해 봅시다.

Let's discuss the phenomenon of classroom breakdown.

붕괴 (collapse/breakdown).

교실은 사회의 축소판이라고 할 수 있습니다.

The classroom can be said to be a microcosm of society.

축소판 (microcosm/miniature).

교실 내에서의 차별은 절대 용납될 수 없습니다.

Discrimination within the classroom can never be tolerated.

용납되다 (to be tolerated/accepted).

스마트 교실을 도입하는 학교가 늘고 있습니다.

The number of schools introducing smart classrooms is increasing.

도입하다 (to introduce/adopt).

교실 환경이 학습 효율에 미치는 영향은 큽니다.

The impact of the classroom environment on learning efficiency is significant.

미치는 영향 (influence that it exerts).

교실을 벗어나 현장 체험 학습을 떠났습니다.

We left the classroom and went on a field trip.

벗어나다 (to escape/leave).

교실 내 상호작용의 질을 높여야 합니다.

The quality of interactions within the classroom must be improved.

상호작용 (interaction).

교실은 지식 전달 이상의 가치를 지닙니다.

The classroom holds value beyond the simple delivery of knowledge.

지니다 (to possess/hold).

교실 공간의 재구성을 통한 창의적 교육이 필요합니다.

Creative education through the reconstruction of classroom space is necessary.

재구성 (reconstruction).

교실에서의 권력 구조는 교사와 학생 간의 관계를 규정합니다.

The power structure in the classroom defines the relationship between teacher and student.

규정하다 (to define/stipulate).

교실은 다양한 문화적 배경이 공존하는 장소입니다.

The classroom is a place where various cultural backgrounds coexist.

공존하다 (to coexist).

교실 밖의 현실 세계와 교실 안의 학문 세계를 연결해야 합니다.

We must connect the real world outside the classroom with the academic world inside.

학문 (academic/scholarship).

교실의 물리적 환경이 학생의 심리적 안정에 기여합니다.

The physical environment of the classroom contributes to the student's psychological stability.

기여하다 (to contribute).

교실 수업의 혁신은 공교육 정상화의 핵심입니다.

Innovation in classroom teaching is the key to normalizing public education.

혁신 (innovation).

교실이라는 폐쇄적 공간이 지닌 사회적 함의를 고찰해야 합니다.

We must consider the social implications of the closed space known as the classroom.

함의 (implication).

교실은 이데올로기가 주입되는 장소이기도 했습니다.

The classroom was also a place where ideology was injected.

주입되다 (to be injected/instilled).

가상 현실 교실이 보편화되면 학교의 물리적 실체는 모호해질 것입니다.

If virtual reality classrooms become common, the physical reality of schools will become blurred.

모호해지다 (to become vague/blurred).

교실에서의 침묵은 단순한 조용함이 아니라 무언의 저항일 수 있습니다.

Silence in the classroom can be a silent resistance, not just simple quietness.

무언의 (silent/wordless).

교실의 민주화는 학생 개개인의 주체성 회복에서 시작됩니다.

The democratization of the classroom begins with the recovery of each student's agency.

주체성 (agency/subjectivity).

교실이라는 무대 위에서 교사와 학생은 각자의 페르소나를 연기합니다.

On the stage of the classroom, teachers and students act out their respective personas.

페르소나 (persona).

디지털 교실의 도래는 교사의 역할을 지식 전달자에서 조력자로 탈바꿈시켰습니다.

The advent of the digital classroom has transformed the teacher's role from a knowledge deliverer to a facilitator.

탈바꿈시키다 (to transform).

교실의 벽을 허무는 것은 지역 사회와의 유대를 강화하는 길입니다.

Breaking down the walls of the classroom is the way to strengthen ties with the local community.

허물다 (to pull down/demolish).

ترکیب‌های رایج

교실에 들어가다

교실을 청소하다

교실이 조용하다

교실 분위기

교실 밖

온라인 교실

교실 환경

교실 부족

교실 안

교실을 빌리다

عبارات رایج

교실로 오세요

— Please come to the classroom. Used by teachers to gather students.

모두 1번 교실로 오세요.

교실에 있어요

— I am in the classroom. A standard response to 'Where are you?'.

지금 교실에 있어요.

교실을 나가다

— To leave the classroom. Used when class ends or for a break.

수업이 끝나고 교실을 나갔어요.

넓은 교실

— A spacious classroom. Used to describe the size of the room.

우리 학교는 교실이 아주 넓어요.

깨끗한 교실

— A clean classroom. Often used in the context of cleaning duties.

깨끗한 교실에서 공부하고 싶어요.

교실 뒤쪽

— The back of the classroom. Often where lockers or boards are.

교실 뒤쪽에 가방을 두세요.

스마트 교실

— A smart classroom equipped with digital tools.

최신 태블릿이 있는 스마트 교실입니다.

교실 문

— The classroom door.

교실 문이 잠겨 있어요.

교실 창가

— By the classroom window. A popular spot for students.

교실 창가 자리에 앉았어요.

교실 앞쪽

— The front of the classroom, where the teacher stands.

교실 앞쪽으로 나오세요.

اغلب اشتباه گرفته می‌شود با

교실 vs 수업

Su-eop means 'class' as in a lesson. Gyosil is the room.

교실 vs 반

Ban means 'class' as in a group of students (e.g., Class 1A).

교실 vs 강의실

Gang-ui-sil is specifically a university lecture room.

اصطلاحات و عبارات

"교실 붕괴"

— Refers to the loss of order and teacher authority in modern classrooms.

교실 붕괴 현상이 심각해지고 있다.

Sociological

"열린 교실"

— An open classroom; can refer to a physical design or a transparent teaching style.

우리 학교는 열린 교실을 지향합니다.

Educational

"교실 밖의 선생님"

— Refers to life experiences or people who teach you things outside of formal school.

여행은 교실 밖의 선생님입니다.

Metaphorical

"교실을 지키다"

— Literally 'to guard the classroom', but often means to stay focused and present in school.

어려운 상황에서도 학생들은 교실을 지켰다.

Literary

"방구석 교실"

— Slang for learning at home via the internet (corner of the room classroom).

방구석 교실에서 코딩을 배웠어요.

Slang

"살아있는 교실"

— A dynamic classroom where students are actively engaged.

토론을 통해 살아있는 교실을 만들어요.

Positive

"교실의 벽을 허물다"

— To make learning more accessible or integrated with the real world.

인터넷은 교실의 벽을 허물었습니다.

Metaphorical

"찾아가는 교실"

— A mobile classroom or a program that brings education to remote areas.

도서관에서 찾아가는 교실을 운영합니다.

Administrative

"교실의 꽃"

— Often refers to students or a specific positive element in a classroom.

학생들은 교실의 꽃입니다.

Poetic

"거꾸로 교실"

— Flipped classroom (where students study at home and do activities in class).

거꾸로 교실 수업 방식이 인기에요.

Pedagogical

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교실 vs 학교

Both relate to school.

학교 is the whole building/institution; 교실 is just one room inside it.

학교에 교실이 많아요.

교실 vs 방

Both are rooms.

방 is a general room (usually at home); 교실 is specifically for teaching.

제 방은 작지만 교실은 커요.

교실 vs 학원

Both involve learning.

학원 is a private academy; 교실 is the room inside the 학원 (or school).

학원 교실에서 영어를 배워요.

교실 vs 강당

Both are school spaces.

강당 is a large auditorium or hall; 교실 is a standard classroom.

입학식은 강당에서 하고, 수업은 교실에서 해요.

교실 vs 사무실

Both end in 'sil' (room).

사무실 is an office for work; 교실 is for studying.

선생님은 사무실이 아니라 교실에 계세요.

الگوهای جمله‌سازی

[Place]에 [Noun]이/가 있어요.

교실에 책상이 있어요.

[Place]에서 [Verb].

교실에서 자요.

[Place]은/는 [Adjective]어요/아요.

교실은 깨끗해요.

[Place]에 [Action Verb]러 가요.

교실에 공부하러 가요.

[Place]에 대한 [Noun].

교실에 대한 추억.

[Place]에서의 [Noun].

교실에서의 상호작용.

[Place]이라는 [Noun].

교실이라는 공간.

All

[Place]을/를 [Verb].

교실을 빌려요.

خانواده کلمه

اسم‌ها

교사 (teacher)

교육 (education)

교과서 (textbook)

교장 (principal)

فعل‌ها

가르치다 (to teach)

교육하다 (to educate)

صفت‌ها

교육적이다 (to be educational)

مرتبط

학교 (school)

학생 (student)

책상 (desk)

의자 (chair)

칠판 (blackboard)

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نحوه استفاده

frequency

Extremely high in daily life and educational contexts.

اشتباهات رایج

교실이 재미있어요. → 수업이 재미있어요.
You are trying to say 'The class is fun.' Use '수업' for the lesson, not '교실' for the room.
교실에서 가요. → 교실에 가요.
Use '에' for destination. '에서' is for where an action happens.
저는 1교실이에요. → 저는 1반이에요.
When identifying your assigned group/class, use '반'.
대학교 교실 → 대학교 강의실
University classrooms are specifically called '강의실'.
교실을 공부해요. → 교실에서 공부해요.
You study *in* the classroom, you don't 'study the classroom' (unless you're an architect).

نکات

Particle Choice

Remember: 교실에 가요 (to), 교실에 있어요 (at/existence), 교실에서 공부해요 (at/action). This is the most important rule for A1.

Cleaning Duty

If you are in a Korean school, you will likely have '청소 시간'. Don't be surprised if you're asked to clean the 교실!

Room Suffix

The '-실' at the end of '교실' means room. You'll see it in words like 사무실 (office) and 화장실 (bathroom).

Our Classroom

Use '우리' (our) instead of '제/내' (my) when talking about your classroom to sound like a native speaker.

Soft G

The 'G' in 'Gyo' is not as hard as the 'G' in 'Go'. It's between a 'G' and a 'K'.

Stroke Order

For '교', write the top part (the cross) first, then the slanted lines, and finally the bottom 'o'.

Context Clues

If you hear '실' in a school building, it's almost certainly a classroom or an office.

Metaphors

At higher levels, use '교실' to talk about the 'classroom of life' or 'society as a classroom'.

Indoor Shoes

Always check if you need to change into '실내화' (indoor shoes) before entering a 교실.

Virtual Space

Use '가상 교실' for VR settings and '온라인 교실' for Zoom or Google Classroom.

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روش یادسپاری

Imagine a **Gyo** (Go) sign pointing into a **Sil** (Seal)ed room. You have to 'go' into the 'sealed' room to study.

تداعی تصویری

Visualize a bright yellow room with the word 'GYO' written on the door and 'SIL' written on the floor inside.

شبکه واژگان

학교 (School) 학생 (Student) 선생님 (Teacher) 책상 (Desk) 의자 (Chair) 칠판 (Chalkboard) 수업 (Class) 공부 (Study)

چالش

Try to label every room you see today. If it's a place where someone is teaching, point and say '교실' out loud three times.

ریشه کلمه

The word '교실' originates from Sino-Korean characters (Hanja). It has been used for centuries to denote spaces dedicated to learning.

معنای اصلی: 敎 (To teach/instruct) + 室 (House/Room).

Sino-Korean

بافت فرهنگی

Be aware that '교실 붕괴' is a sensitive topic for Korean educators as it relates to student behavioral issues.

In English-speaking countries, students often rotate classrooms, so the 'classroom' is less of a 'home base' than in Korea.

The movie 'Whispering Corridors' (여고괴담) set in a haunted 교실. The K-Drama 'School 2013' which focuses on classroom life. The song '교실 이데아' (Classroom Idea) by Seo Taiji and Boys.

تمرین در زندگی واقعی

موقعیت‌های واقعی

At school

교실이 어디예요?
교실에 가방이 있어요.
교실에서 기다릴게요.
교실 청소 시간이에요.

In a drama/movie

방과 후 교실
교실 뒷자리
텅 빈 교실
우리 교실 친구들

In a news report

교실 내 거리두기
스마트 교실 구축
교실 붕괴 우려
교실 환경 개선

With parents

교실은 어때요?
교실에 잘 도착했니?
교실 선생님 성함이 뭐니?
교실 시설이 좋아요.

Online learning

구글 교실 (Google Classroom)
온라인 교실 입장
가상 교실 환경
교실 링크

شروع‌کننده‌های مکالمه

"우리 교실은 몇 층에 있어요? (Which floor is our classroom on?)"

"교실에서 같이 공부할까요? (Shall we study together in the classroom?)"

"교실 분위기가 어때요? (How is the classroom atmosphere?)"

"어제 교실에 지갑을 두고 왔어요. (I left my wallet in the classroom yesterday.)"

"교실이 너무 더워요. 창문 좀 열까요? (The classroom is too hot. Shall I open a window?)"

موضوعات نگارش

당신의 교실을 묘사해 보세요. 무엇이 있나요? (Describe your classroom. What is in it?)

가장 기억에 남는 교실은 어디인가요? 왜인가요? (Which classroom is most memorable? Why?)

미래의 교실은 어떤 모습일까요? (What will the classroom of the future look like?)

교실에서 가장 좋아하는 자리는 어디인가요? (Where is your favorite seat in the classroom?)

교실 청소를 해본 적이 있나요? 기분이 어땠나요? (Have you ever cleaned a classroom? How did it feel?)

سوالات متداول

10 سوال

While technically correct, university students almost always use '강의실' (lecture room). Using '교실' might make you sound like you are talking about primary or secondary school.

Mostly, yes. It can also be used for educational programs in community centers or hagwons, but it always implies a teacher-student setting.

In Korean, plural markers like '-들' are often omitted if the context is clear. You would just say '교실' or '여러 교실' (several classrooms).

You can say '교실 안' or '교실 내'. '교실 안에서' is common for 'inside the classroom (action)'.

There isn't a single universal slang word, but students might refer to it by their class number, like '우리 반' (our class/room).

No, '교실' is an inanimate object. You use honorifics for the people in it, like the teacher.

Common items include 칠판 (blackboard), 분필 (chalk), 책상 (desk), 의자 (chair), and 사물함 (locker).

It is simply '스마트 교실' (seumateu gyosil).

No, that's '수업'. This is a common mistake for English speakers because 'class' can mean both in English.

It means 'outside the classroom,' often used to refer to real-world experience or extracurricular activities.

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