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TOPIK I Signs and Notice Words
Level
A2
Type
TOPIK
Theme
Signs and notices
μμ±μ
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Yanghwa
μμ±μκ°
4 jun 2026 9:36
In TOPIK I reading, short signs and notices can look easy until one key word controls the whole meaning.
Words like κΈμ§, κ°λ₯, μλ΄, μ μ², and λ§κ° tell you whether something is allowed, closed, open for application, or simply being explained.
If you learn to spot these words quickly, you can read short texts faster.
κΈμ§ means not allowed
κΈμ§ β geumji β prohibition, not allowed
ν‘μ° κΈμ§ β no smoking
촬μ κΈμ§ β no photography or filming
μΆμ κΈμ§ β no entry
μ¬μ© κΈμ§ β do not use
When you see κΈμ§, ask: "What action is banned?"
κ°λ₯ means possible or allowed
κ°λ₯ β ganeung β possible, available, allowed
μμ½ κ°λ₯ β reservation possible
μ¬μ© κ°λ₯ β available to use
μ£Όμ°¨ κ°λ₯ β parking available
μ μ₯ κ°λ₯ β entry allowed
κ°λ₯ often gives the opposite feeling of κΈμ§. μ£Όμ°¨ κΈμ§ means no parking. μ£Όμ°¨ κ°λ₯ means parking is available.
μλ΄ means information
μλ΄ β annae β information, guidance
μ΄μ© μλ΄ β usage information
νμ¬ μλ΄ β event information
μμ μλ΄ β class information
μλ΄λ¬Έ β written notice
When you see μλ΄, look for basic details: time, place, cost, rule, or how to use something.
μ μ² means application or sign-up
μ μ² β sincheong β application or sign-up
μ μ² κΈ°κ° β application period
μ μ² λ°©λ² β how to apply
μ°Έκ° μ μ² β participation sign-up
If you see μ μ², look for who can apply, how to apply, and until when.
λ§κ° means deadline or closed
λ§κ° β magam β deadline, closed
μ μ² λ§κ° β application deadline
μ μ λ§κ° β registration closed
μ€λ λ§κ° β closes today
λ§κ°λμμ΅λλ€ β it has closed
If a TOPIK question asks whether someone can still apply, λ§κ° is often the key word.
Read the word that controls the action
For TOPIK I signs and notices, do not translate every word first. Find the control word.
κΈμ§ blocks an action. κ°λ₯ allows it. μλ΄ gives information. μ μ² opens a sign-up. λ§κ° closes the window.
This small habit helps you understand the purpose of the notice before you worry about every grammar detail.
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