하숙

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Meaning and Usage

"하숙" refers to a type of lodging where tenants rent a room in a private house, often with meals provided by the homeowner. It is commonly used by students or workers who stay away from their family homes.

Context and Register

This term is somewhat traditional and often associated with student life or temporary stays. It is less formal than a hotel but more structured than just renting a room alone.

Common Collocations

  • 하숙집 (boarding house): the house where 하숙 is provided.
  • 하숙비 (boarding fee): the monthly cost paid for lodging and meals.
  • 하숙생 (boarder): a person who lives in a 하숙.

Usage Tips

When using 하숙, it often implies a close relationship with the homeowner, who may provide meals and a homely atmosphere. Avoid confusing 하숙 with 모텔 or 호텔, which are commercial accommodations without meal services. Learners sometimes mistake 하숙 for just any lodging, but it specifically involves living in someone's home with some shared services.

Example Sentences

서울에서 대학생들은 보통 하숙집에서 생활한다.

Seoureseo daehaksaengdeureun botong hasukjibeseo saenghwalhanda.

University students usually live in boarding houses in Seoul.

하숙비는 보통 한 달에 30만 원 정도이다.

Hasukbineun botong han dare 30man won jeongdoida.

The boarding fee is usually about 300,000 won per month.

하숙집 주인 아주머니가 맛있는 밥을 해 주신다.

Hasukjip juin ajumeoniga masinneun babeul hae jusinda.

The boarding house landlady cooks delicious meals.