Calendar in Korean 🇰🇷

달력 info.

Tips to remember:
• Associate 달력 (dallyeok) with “달” meaning “moon” or “month” and imagine the calendar tracking the phases of the moon.
• Remember that “력” often appears in words related to power or systems, so think of the calendar as the system that governs time.

Explanations:
• 달력 (dallyeok) is the Korean word for “calendar.” It refers to a system or tool used to organize days, weeks, and months.
• The word emphasizes a native way to refer to the calendar, though a loanword from English is also used.

Other words with the same meaning:
• 캘린더 (kaellindeo) – a direct borrowing from English “calendar.”
• 일정표 (iljeongpyo) – while more closely meaning “schedule” or “timetable,” it can sometimes refer to a calendar-like display of plans.

Alternate meanings / slang:
• There are no widely recognized slang or alternate meanings for 달력. It is used primarily in its literal sense to indicate a calendar.

Examples of sentences that use 달력:
1. Korean: 내 달력에 오늘 중요한 일정이 적혀 있어요.
Romanized: Nae dallyeoge oneul jungyohan iljeongi jeokyeo isseoyo.
Translation: There is an important appointment written on my calendar today.
2. Korean: 달력을 보면서 이번 달에 할 일을 계획했어요.
Romanized: Dallyeogeul bomyeonseo ibeon dale hal ireul gyehoekhaesseoyo.
Translation: I planned what to do this month while looking at the calendar.
3. Korean: 학교에서 새 학기의 달력을 나눠줬어요.
Romanized: Hakgyoeseo sae hakgiui dallyeogeul nanwogeossoyo.
Translation: The school distributed the calendar for the new semester.

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