Types of Homes
A house that floats on water.
Floating House (수상 가옥)
A room at the very top of a house, under the roof.
Attic (다락방)
A home that uses high-tech devices to control lights and heat.
Smart House
The money you pay every month to live in a house you don't own.
Rent (임대료/월세)
Relating to a big city with many buildings and people.
Urban (도시의)
A very small, eco-friendly house, usually under 400 sq ft.
Tiny House
An outdoor platform joined to the upper floor of a house.
Balcony
Power created by using the sun's light.
Solar Energy
The person who owns the house and rents it to others. (Female)
Landlady (집주인)
An area outside the city center where people mostly live.
Suburban (교외/외곽의)
An extremely tall building in a city.
Skyscraper (마천루/고층빌딩)
An outdoor area next to a house, usually paved, for relaxing.
Patio (테라스/안뜰)
A building that does not release any harmful gases.
Zero-emission
The person who pays rent to live in someone else's house.
Tenant (세입자)
An area far from cities, like the countryside or farms.
Rural (시골의)
A small apartment that has one main room for living and sleeping.
Studio (원룸형 아파트)
Material used to keep heat inside a house during winter.
Insulation (단열재)
A device that controls the temperature of a room.
Thermostat
Monthly costs for electricity, water, and gas.
Utility Bills (공공요금)
A specific area or district where people live.
Residential Area (주택가)
A tall, narrow house that is joined to other similar houses in a row.
Townhouse
The system that moves fresh air through a building.
Ventilation (환기 시설)
Large machines in the home like fridges or washing machines.
Appliances (가전 제품)
A rental home that already includes furniture and beds.
Furnished (풀옵션/가구 완비)
Useful features like pools, gyms, or parks near a home.
Amenity (편의 시설)