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Korean Phrase Chonmaneyo = You’re welcome Jebal = please Mianhe = sorry Kajima = don’t go Kaja = Let’s go Uljima = don’t cry Niga Mipda = I hate u Ttarawa = Follow me Shiro = I don’t want Barabwa = Look at me Jalhaebwa = Good Luck잘해봐 Maraebwa = Tell Me Hajiman = But Hanbondo = 1 more time Miwo = Hate u Nu Guyah = who is it Bogoshipo = I miss u Nadu = Me too Jowahae = I like u Saranghae = I love u Sa = 4 (four) Bangawoyo = nice to meet u • 좋아요 (choayo) –> 좋아해요 (choahaeyo) means is good, is liked or likes • 싫어요 (shireoyo) –> 싫어해요 (shireohaeyo) means is dislikes or dislikes • 기뻐요 (gippeoyo) –>기뻐해요 (gippeohaeyo) means is happy or glad 안녕 = An nyoung = hello (informal) 안녕하세요 = An nyoung ha se yo = hello (formal) 여보세요 = you bo se yo = hello (on a telephone) Useful Korean phrases A collection of useful phrases in Korean. Click on the English phrases to see them in many other languages. Key to abbreviations: frm = formal, inf = informal English 한국어(Korean ) Welcome 환 영합니다(hw angyong- hamnida) Hello 안 녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) - frm,안녕 (annyeong) - inf 여보세요 (yeoboseyo) - on phone How are you? I'm fine, thanks. 어떻게 지내세요? (eotteohke jinaeseyo?) 안 녕하셨습니까? (an nyeong ha siut seum ni ka?) 잘 지내요(jaljinaeyo) Long time no see 오랜 만이다(orenmanida) What's your name? My name is ... 당신 의 이름은 무엇입니까? (dangsinui ireumeun mueosip nikka?) inf 성함이 어떻게 되십니까? (sungham ee uttoke daesipnika?) frm 제 이름은... 입니다 (je ireum-eun ... imnida) Where are you from? I'm from ... 어디서 오셨어요? (Eodiseo osyeosseoyo) 저 는... 에서 왔어요 (Jeoneun ... eseo wasseuyo) Pleased to meet you 만나 서 반갑습니다 (Mannaseo bangapseumnida) [frm polite] 만나서 반가워요 (Mannaseo bangawoyo) [inf polite] Good morning/ afternoon/evening 안녕하십 니까 (annyeong hashimnikka) Good night 안녕히 주무십시요 (annyonghi jumushipsiyo) - frm 잘 자 (jal jja) - inf Goodbye 안 녕 (an n y eo n g )

안녕 히 계세요 (annyeonghi gyeseyo) - you are leaving 안녕 히 가세요 (annyeonghi gaseyo) - you are staying Good luck 행운을 빌어요 (haeng un eul bil eo yo) frm 행 운을 빈다 (haeng un eul bin da) inf Cheers/Good health! 건 배 [乾杯] (geonbae) lit. "dry glass", 위하여(w ihayeo) Bon appetit 잘 먹겠습니다 (jal meokkesseumnida) - before a meal 잘 먹었습니다 (jal meogeosseumnida) - after a meal 맛 있게 드세요 (masitkke deuseyo) Bon voyage 잘다녀오십시 오! (jalda nyeoo sip sio!) I don't understand 모르겠 습니다(moreuges s eumnida) Please speak more slowly천 천히 말씀해 주세요 (Cheoncheonhi malssuemhae jeseyo) Please write it down 적 어 주세요! (Cheogeo jeseyo!) Do y ou speak Korean? Yes, a little 한국말 하실 줄 아세요? (hangukmal hasil jul aseyo?) - frm 한 국말 할 줄 아니? (hangukmal hal jul ani?) - inf 예, 조금요 (yae, jogeumyo) - frm 응, 조금 (eung, jogeum) - inf How do you say ... in Korean? ... 를 한국말로 어떻게 말해요? (... reul hangukmal-lo eotteoh-ge maraeyo?) Excuse me 실 례하겠습니다! (s h illeh ag es s u mn id a) How much is this? 이 게 얼마예요? (ige eolmayeyo?) Sorry 미안 합니다! ( mian h amn id a) Thank you 감 사합니다 (kamsahamnida) - frm 고맙습 니다 (komapsumnida) - inf Response 아니에 요(anieyo) Where's the toilet? 화 장실이 어디예요? (hwajangsiri eodiyeyo) I love you 사 랑해 (sarang hae) Leave me alone! 혼자 내버려 두십시오! (honja naebeoryeo dushipshio) Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 즐거운 성탄절 보내시고 새해 복 많이 받으세요 (jeulgeoun seongtanjeol bonaesigo saehae bok manhi bateusaeyo) Happy Easter 행 복한 부활절이 되시길 (haengpoghan puhwarcheori toesikir) Happy Birthday 생 일축하합니다 (saengil chukha hamnida) One language is never enough 한 가지 언어는 충분하지 못 해 (han gaji un u nun chung boon ha ji mot hae) My hovercraft is full of eels 내 호버크라프트는 장어로 가득 차 있어요 (Nae hoebuhkeurapeuteuneun changuhro kadeuk cha isseyo) • 안녕하세요 – annyeonghaseyo, which is an overly used phrase equivalent to good morning, good evening, hi or hello • 감사합니다 – kamsahamnida, to say thank you and i have also used 고마와요 (komawayo) after being served when we dined in. •

괜찮아/ 괜찮아요 (gwaenchana/gwaenchanayo) is very handy to say its okay, no problem or are you okay? (just change the intonation). • 예/어니오 (ye/aniyo) which mean yes and no respectively are very basic as a reply to simple questions. • ~즈세요 (~juseyo) the polite ending which means please give me. This has been very useful when asking for something specially on traditional Korean restaurant where people don’t speak English at all. I ordering rice and requesting for water using this phrase and it goes like this: o 밥 즈세요 (Bap juseyo) – ordering rice. o 물 즈세요 (mull juseyo) – requesting for water. • 얼마나요? (olmanayo) simple but polite way to ask ‘how much?’ • ~이/에요 (i.eyo/eyo) noun plus this ending is proven to be very helpful its like asking or saying..’is this ~’. I using this to ask if the building in front of us is what we are looking for. Orange Shock이에요? (Is this Orange Shock?) • ~좋아요 (chuayo) this verb ending could mean ‘to like’, and I had the guts to say to an아즈씨 (ajusshi or polite way to address an old man) 휘성씨 좋아해요 (Wheesungsshi chuahaeyo). • 생일 축하합니다 (saeng-il chukha-hamnida) this is polite formal way to say it • 생일 축하해요 (saeng-il chukha-haeyo) this is the casual polite way

잘자 (jal jja) - inf

Goodbye

안녕 (annyeong) 안녕히 계세요 (annyeonghi gyeseyo) - you are leaving 안녕히 가세요 (annyeonghi gaseyo) - you are staying

Good luck

행운을 빌어요 (haeng un eul bil eo yo) frm 행운을 빈다 (haeng un eul bin da) inf

Cheers/Good health!

건배 [乾杯] (geonbae) lit. "dry glass", 위하여 (wihayeo)

Bon appetit

잘 먹겠습니다 (jal meokkesseumnida) - before a meal 잘 먹었습니다 (jal meogeosseumnida) - after a meal 맛있게 드세요 (masitkke deuseyo)

Bon voyage

잘다녀오십시오! (jalda nyeoo sip sio!)

I don't understand

모르겠습니다 (moreugesseumnida)

Please speak more slowly

천천히 말씀해 주세요 (Cheoncheonhi malssuemhae jeseyo)

Please write it down

적어 주세요! (Cheogeo jeseyo!)

한국말 하실 줄 아세요? (hangukmal hasil jul Do you speak Korean? aseyo?) - frm 한국말 할 줄 아니? (hangukmal hal jul ani?) - inf Yes, a little 예, 조금요 (yae, jogeumyo) - frm 응, 조금 (eung, jogeum) - inf How do you say ... in Korean?

... 를 한국말로 어떻게 말해요? (... reul hangukmal-lo eotteoh-ge maraeyo?)

Excuse me

실례하겠습니다! (shillehagessumnida)

How much is this?

이게 얼마예요? (ige eolmayeyo?)

Sorry

미안합니다! (mianhamnida)

Thank you

감사합니다 (kamsahamnida) - frm 고맙습니다 (komapsumnida) - inf

Response

아니에요 (anieyo)

Where's the toilet?

화장실이 어디예요? (hwajangsiri eodiyeyo)

I love you

사랑해 (sarang hae)

Leave me alone!

혼자 내버려 두십시오! (honja naebeoryeo dushipshio)

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

즐거운 성탄절 보내시고 새해 복 많이 받으세요 (jeulgeoun seongtanjeol bonaesigo saehae bok manhi bateusaeyo)

Happy Easter

행복한 부활절이 되시길 (haengpoghan puhwarcheori toesikir)

Happy Birthday

생일축하합니다 (saengil chukha hamnida)

One language is never enough

한 가지 언어는 충분하지 못 해 (han gaji un u nun chung boon ha ji mot hae)

My hovercraft is full of eels

내 호버크라프트는 장어로 가득 차 있어요 (Nae hoebuhkeurapeuteuneun changuhro kadeuk cha isseyo)

Useful Korean phrases A collection of useful phrases in Korean. Click on the English phrases to see them in many other languages. Key to abbreviations: frm = formal, inf = informal English

한국어 (Korean)

Welcome

환영합니다 (hwangyong-hamnida)

Hello

안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) - frm, 안녕 (annyeong) - inf 여보세요 (yeoboseyo) - on phone

How are you?

어떻게 지내세요? (eotteohke jinaeseyo?) 안녕하셨습니까? (an nyeong ha siut seum ni ka?)

I'm fine, thanks.

잘지내요 (jaljinaeyo)

Long time no see

오랜만이다 (orenmanida)

What's your name?

My name is ... Where are you from? I'm from ...

Pleased to meet you

당신의 이름은 무엇입니까? (dangsinui ireumeun mueosip nikka?) inf 성함이 어떻게 되십니까? (sungham ee uttoke daesipnika?) frm 제 이름은 ... 입니다 (je ireum-eun ... imnida)

COLOR Korean 검정(black) 하양(WHITE) 파랑(blue)

빨강(red) 노랑(yellow)

녹색(green)

어디서 오셨어요? (Eodiseo osyeosseoyo) 저는 ... 에서 왔어요 (Jeoneun ... eseo wasseuyo) 만나서 반갑습니다 (Mannaseo bangapseumnida) [frm polite] 만나서 반가워요 (Mannaseo bangawoyo) [inf polite]

Good morning/ afternoon/evening

안녕하십니까 (annyeong hashimnikka)

Good night

안녕히 주무십시요 (annyonghi jumushipsiyo) - frm

Kamsahamnida - Thank you (formal) Komap seumnida - Thank you (less formal) Mianhaeyo - Sorry Mianhamnida - Sorry Hangukmal hasil jul aseyo? - Do you speak Korean?

Moreuges seumnida - I don't understand Cheoncheonhi malssuemhae jeseyo - Please speak slower

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열여덟

십팔

Dang sinui ireu meun mueosip nikka? - What is your name? Je ireumeun (name) imnida - My name is (name) Jeoneun (name) imnida - I am (name) (Name) imnida - I'm (name)

19

열아홉

십구

20

스물(스무)

이십

30

서른

삼십

40

마흔

사십

50

쉰

오십

Ulmayeyo? - How much is it?

60

예순

육십

Uhdeeitseum nikka? - Where is it?

70

일흔

칠십

80

여든

팔십

아흔

구십

Annyeong ha shut suh yo? - How have you been? (formal) Annyong hashimnikka? - How are you? (formal) Eotteohke jinaeseyo? - How are you? Jaljinaeyo - Fine, thanks Haeng un! - Good luck! Baegopa - I'm hungry

Numbers Number

Pure Korean

Sino-Korean

1

하나(한)

일

90

2

둘(두)

이

100

백

3

셋(세)

삼

1,000

천

4

넷(네)

사

10,000

만

5

다섯

오

100,000

십만

6

여섯

육

1,000,000

백만

7

일곱

칠

10,000,000

천만

8

여덟

팔

100,000,000

억

9

아홉

구

1,000,000,000

십억

10

열

십

10,000,000,000

백억

11

열하나

십일

100,000,000,000

천억

12

열둘

십이

1,000,000,000,000

조

13

열셋

십삼

14

열넷

십사

15

열다섯

십오

16

열여섯

십육

17

열일곱

십칠

Days of the Week Sunday

일요일 (Chinese for 일 = 日 - sun)

Monday

월요일 (月 - moon)

Tuesday

화요일 (火 - fire)

Wednesday

수요일 (水 - water)

Thursday

목요일 (木 - wood)

Friday

금요일 (金 - gold)

white

흰, 하얀

Saturday

토요일 (土 - earth (soil))

yellow

노란

Months of the Year January

일월

February

이월

March

삼월

April

사월

May

오월

June

유월 (not 육월)

July

칠월

August

팔월

September

구월

October

시월 (not 십월)

November

십일월

December

십이월

Family Brothers and Sisters brother (of a male)

형

younger brother

남동생

brothers or sisters of different mothers

이복

brother in law (sister's husband)

매부

brother in law (wife's brother)

처남

brother in law (husband's younger brother)

도련님

sister in law (woman's brother's wife)

올케

sister in law (younger brother's wife)

계수

husband's sister

시누이

sister in law (elder brother's wife)

형수

older sister (of a female)

언니

older sister (of a male)

누나

younger sister

여동생

Colors black

검은

blue

파란, 푸른

brown

갈색의

gold

금색의

green

초록색의, 녹색의

grey

회색의

orange

주황색의

pink

분홍색의

purple

자주빛의

red

빨간, 붉은

silver

은색의

Parents and Grandparents father

아버지

mother

어머니

stepfather

계부

stepmother

계모

grandmother (maternal)

외할머니

grandfather (maternal)

외할아버지

grandparents

조부모

grandmother (paternal)

힐머니

grandfather (paternal)

할아버지

Sons and Daughters first born son

장남

second born son

차남

daughter

아들

first born daughter

딸

second born daughter

장녀

stepchild

차녀

stepson

의붓자식

stepdaughter

의붓아들

granddaughter

손녀

grandson

손자

one's dependents

식구, 가관

Aunts and Uncles uncle on father's side

삼촌

uncle on mother's side

외삼촌

uncle (maternal aunt's husband)

이모부

uncle (paternal aunt's husband)

고모부

aunt (wife of father's younger brother)

속모

aunt (maternal aunt)

이모

aunt (paternal aunt)

고모

to slice, chop

썰다

to grate, grind

갈다

to peel (the skin)

(껍질) 벗기다

to stir, whip, beat

젓다

to mince

잘게썰다

to stir, beat, churn

휘젓다

to saute, fry (in oil)

(기름에) 볶다

to be fried

볶이다

to pour

붓다, 따르다

to crush

놀러 부수다

to fill (A) with (B)

(A)를 (B)로 채우다

to add (B) to (A)

(A)에 (B)를 첨기하다

to put (A) in (B)

(A)를 (B)에 넣다

to combine (A) and (B)

(A) 와 (B)를 혼합하다

to mix (A) and (B)

(A) 와 (B)를 섞다

to stir, mix

섞다

to mix, combine (mixing ratio)

배합(률)

to cook

요리하다

to roast, broil, bake

굽다

to boil or cook (something) (usually in water)

삶다

to parboil

데치다

to deep fry, to fry in oil

튀기다

to steam

찌다

to mix up, mingle together

뒤섞다

Other niece

여자조카

nephew

조카

cousin

사촌

Cooking to cut (up)

자르다

to be mixed up

뒤섞이다

to chop (up), mince, hash

다지다

to grill, barbecue

석쇠에 굽다

to slice thinly

얇게썰다

to boil, heat (water or another liquid)

끓이다

to come to a boil (a liquid)

끓다

medicine

의약

to season, dress

무치다

metropolitan

수도권

to knead

반죽하다

monthly

월간

to whip, froth

거품을 내다

news flash (breaking news)

속보

to salt, preserve

절이다

personalities

인물

to boil, blanch

익히다

politics

정치

to season, spice (up)

양념을 하다

public opinion

여론

to fry, to cook (on a griddle)

부치다

real estate

부동사

to make, prepare

짓다

recreation

오락

regional

지역

News broadcast

방송

science, technology

과학

cartoons

만화

securities

증권

circulation

유통

society

회사

combined

종합

special edition, feature

특집

culture

문화

tourism, travel, sightseeing

관광

economy

경제

weekly

주간

editorials

사설 Occupations

education

교육

actress, actor

배우

entertainment

연예

computer programmer

컴퓨터 프로그래머

finance, money

금융

doctor

의사

food

식품

lawyer

변호사

general (news)

전체(기사)

musical composer

작곡가

gossip, criticism

만평

musical director

지휘자

industry

산업

office worker

회사원

leisure

레저

pianist

피아니스트

life, living

생활

painter

화가

local, regional

지방

professor

교수

simultaneous interpreter

동시통역사

side

옆구리

student

학생

toe

발가락

teacher

선생님, 교사

wrist

손목

translator

번역가

writer

작가

Body Achilles tendon

아킬레스건

ankle

발목

arm

팔

back

등

calf (of the leg)

종아리

cheek

뺨

ear

귀

elbow

팔꿈치

eye

눈

finger

손가락

foot

발

forehead

이마

hand

손

head

머리

jaw

턱

knee

무릎

leg

다리

mouth

입

neck

목

nose

코

shoulder

어깨

Animals Mammals (포유 동물) antelope

영양

bear

곰

buffalo

버팔로 / 들소

calf

송아지

camel

낙타

cat

고양이

cheetah

치타

chicken

닭

chimpanzee

침팬지

cow

소

deer

사슴

dog

개

donkey

당나귀

fox

여우

giraffe

기린

goat

염소

gorilla

고릴라

hippo

하마

horse

말

hyena

하이에나

koala bear

코알라

leopard

표범

lion

사자

dove

비둘기

mole

두더지

duck

오리

orangutan

오랑우탄

eagle

독수리

ox

황소

goose

거위

panda

판다(팬더)

gull

갈매기

pig

돼지

hen

암탉

pony

조랑말

magpie

까치

rabbit

토끼

ostrich

타조

raccoon

너구리

parrot

앵무새

rat/mouse

쥐

peacock

공작

rhino

코뿔소

penguin

펭귄

sheep

양

rooster

수탉

squirrel

다람쥐

sparrow

참새

tiger

호랑이

swan

백조

whale

고래

vulture

콘도르

wolf

늑대

zebra

얼룩말

Wildlife (야생동물) ant

개미

bee

벌

Reptiles (파충류) crocodile

악어

butterfly

나비

frog

개구리

cockroach

바퀴벌레

iguana

이구아나

dragonfly

잠자리

lizard

도마뱀

fish

물고기

snake

뱀

fly

파리

turtle

거북이

leech

거머리

monkey

원숭이

Birds (새) crane

두루미

mosquito

모기

crow

까마귀

snail

달팽이

Academics

University Majors (전공)

General

anthropology

인류학

architecture

건축학

business istration

경영학

chemical engineering

화학 공학

chemistry

화학

civil engineering

토목 공학

computer engineering

컴퓨터 공학

economics

경제학

electrical engineering

전기 공학

electronic engineering

전자 공학

industrial engineering

산업 공학

law

법학

linguistics

언어학

mathematics

수학

music

음악

philosophy

철학

physics

물리학

psychology

심리학

student

학생, 제자

teacher

선생님, 교사

professor

교수

attendance

출석

absence

결석

lateness

지각

leaving early

조퇴

elementary school

초등학교

middle school/junior high school

중학교

high school

고등학교

college/university

대학, 대학교

High School Subjects (과목) biology chemistry English class ethics fine arts

생물학 화학 영어 윤리학 미술

geology

지질학

home economics

가정학

Tae Kwon Do Belts (띠) Korean class

국어

white belt

흰띠

Korean history

국사

yellow belt

노란띠

mathematics

수학

green belt

녹색띠

physical education

체육

blue belt

파란띠

physics

물리학

red belt

빨간띠

world history

세계사

black-and-red belt

품띠

검정띠

black belt

Weapons (무기)

fingers

손가락

elbow

팔꿈치

cane

지팡이

forearm

팔목

short stick

단봉

upper elbow

앞팔꿈

middle staff

중봉

back elbow

뒤팔꿈

long staff

장봉

side elbow

옆팔꿈

knife

칼

downward elbow

내려팔꿈

dagger

단도

solar plexus

명치

sword

검

heel

뒤꿈치

handle

자루

foot blade

발날

spear

창

instep

발등

fan

부채

back sole

뒤꿈치

rope

줄

foot sword

발칼

knee

무릎

toes

발끝

The Body (몸) fist

권

fore fist

앞주먹

back fist

등주먹

bending ready

구부려 준비

hammer fist

매주먹

parallel ready

나란히 준비

side hammer fist

옆주먹

forward stance

앞굽이 서기

hand

손

back stance

뒷굽이 서기

knife hand

손칼

riding horse stance

주춤 서기

inner knife hand

손날등

tiger stance

범서기

reverse knife hand

손칼등

fixed

고장

palm

손바닥

low

낮춰

palm heel hand

장칼

crossed

교차

spear finger

손끝

closed

모아

rake hand

갈귀손

Stances

Punches (지르기, 치기, 찌르기) high punch

얼굴 지르기

body punch

몸통 지르기

reverse punch

반대 지르기

side punch

옆 지르기

uppercut

치지르기, 제쳐 지르기

low punch

아래 지르기

vertical punch

세워 지르기

knifehand strike at neck

손날 목 안치기

double punch

두번 지르기

Kicks (차기)

옆차기

round house kick

돌려 차기

round house low kick

반달 차기

crescent kick

반달 차기

손날 막기

double forearm block

해쳐 막기

palm press block

가위 막기

mountain high block

산틀 막기

circular block

돌려 막기

double knife hand block

두 손날 막기

Countries Afghanistan

아프가니스탄

Australia

호주

Belgium

벨기에

Canada

캐나다

China

중국

Czech Republic

체코

England

영국



프랑스



독일

Greece

그리스

India

인도

Ireland

아일랜드

Italy

이탈리아

Japan

일본

Korea

한국

Mexico

멕시코

New Zealand

뉴질랜드

Philippines

필리핀

Portugal

포르투갈

반달 바깥 차기

crescent (inside)

반달 안차기

back kick

뒷차기

spinning side kick

knife hand block

앞차기

side kick

crescent (outside)

쌍수 막기

칼재비

strangle punch

front kick

cross block

뒤 돌려 옆차기

Blocks (막기) high block

상단 막기

face block

얼굴 막기

middle block (inside out)

몸통 바깥 막기

middle block (outside in)

몸통 안막기

low block

아래 막기

Russia

러시아

counter for ink sticks

~자루

Scotland

스코틀랜드

to rub down an ink stick (with water, into ink)

먹을 갈다

Spain

스페인

an ink stone

벼루

Sweden

스웨덴

a writing brush

붓

Thailand

태국

brush case

붓집

United States

미국

brush stand

붓통

tip of a brush

붓끝

Religions Anglican

영국 성공회

stem of a writing brush

붓대

Baptist

침례교

brush cap

붓두껍

Buddhist

불교

to make strokes with a brush

붓질 하다

Catholic

천주교

ink

먹물

Christian

기독교

to smear with ink

먹칠 하다

Episcopalian

감독교

ink pad case

먹통

Hindu

힌두교

ink well

먹물통

Jewish

유태교

calligraphy (penmanship)

서예, 서법

Lutheran

루터교

calligrapher

서예가

Methodist

감리교

brush painting (art)

예서

writing in seal characters (ancient, archaic characters)

전서

cursive ('scribbly') style of calligraphy

초서 입문

ancient ('squarish') style of calligraphy

예서 입문

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 예수 그리스도 후기성도교회 (Mormon) (몰몬교) Muslim

이슬람교

Presbyterian

장로교

Protestant

개신교

Zen Buddhism

선불교

Won Buddhism

원불교 Transliteration

Calligraphy calligraphy

붓글씨

ink stick

먹

Modeun Ingan-eun Tae-eonal ttaebuteo Jayuroumyeo Geu Jon-eomgwa Gwonrie Iss-eo Dongdeunghada. Ingan-eun Cheonbujeog-euro Iseong-gwa Yangsim-eul Bu-yeobad-ass-eumyeo Seoro Hyungje-ae-ui Jeongsin-euro Haengdongha-yeo-yahanda. Translation

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

슬프지만 괜찮은 척했어요. I pretended to be fine, although I was sad. seul peu ji man gwaen chan eun chuk haet ssuh yo.

Bosu - Bus

친구가 나를 못 본 체했습니다. My friend acted as if he didn't see me. chin gu gah na reul mot bon che haet seum ni da.

Chim-dae - Bed Chima - Skirt

그 책을 읽은 체했어요. I pretended that I'd read the book. geu chaek reul il kun che haet ssuh yo.

Don (Long "O" as in "Don't") - Money

이제 다 이긴 셈입니다. I suppose that we won now. ee jeh da ee kim sehm im ni da.

Jeogarak - Chopsticks Jeonhwagi - Telephone Keompyuteo - Computer Ko-yang-ee - Cat Koteu - Coat

친구한테서 선물을 받은 셈이 되었습니다. I it that I got a present from my friend. chin gu han teh suh sun mool eul bat eun sehm ee dwi ut seum ni da. 금방 끝날 것 같습니까? Do you think that it will be over soon? keum bang ggeut nal gut kat seum ni kka?

Morunun ke yakida - Ignorance is bliss Nun - Eye Pyun-so - Toilet Shi kan (said quickly) - Time Sugon - Towel Sutgarak - Spoon Tellebijeon - Television Uija - Chair Yoksil – Bathroom Basic Korean Sentences [Lessons Created By KkOmA] 오늘은 날씨가 흐린 것 같아요. It looks like it will be cloudy today. oh neul eun nal shi gah heu rin gut kat ah yo. 왠지 기분이 좋은 것 같아요. Somehow he seems to feel good. waen ji gi boon ee joh eun gut kat ah yo. 병원에 입원한 적이 있어요. I have been hospitalized. byung won eh ip won han juk ee it ssuh yo. 한복을 입은 적이 있어요. I have worn Korean clothes. han bok eul ip eul juk ee it ssuh yo. 그 산이 얼마나 높은지 몰라요. The mountain is very high. geu san ee ul ma na noh peun ji mol la yo. 졸업한 지 2년이 되었어요. It has been 2 years since I graduated. jol up han ji 2 nyun ee dwi ut ssuh yo. 그 나무를 심은 지 4년이 지났어요. It has been 4 years since I planted the tree. gey na mu rul shim eun ji 4 nyun ee ji nat ssuh yo. 내 친구는 몸이 약한 편입니다. My friend's health is rather weak. nae chin gu neun mom ee yak han pyun im ni da. 그 강은 넓은 편입니다. The river is rather wide. geu kang eun nul peun pyun im ni da. 비싼데도 많이 샀어요. I bought it a lot even though it was expensive. bi ssan deh do manni sat ssuh yo. 키가 작은데도 운동을 잘해요. Though small, he is good at sports. ki gah jak eun deh do woon dong eul jal hae yo. 배가 많이 아픈 척했어요. I pretended that I had a serious stomachache. pae gah manni ah peun chuk haet ssuh yo.

그 옷은 작을 것 같아요. The clothes seem to be small. geu oht eun jak eul gut kat ah yo. 시험에 떨어질 지 몰라요. I may fail the exam/I'm afraid I might fail the exam. si hum eh ddul uh jil ji mol la yo. 이번 겨울은 추울 지 몰라요. I'm not sure, but this winter may be cold. ee bun kyuh ool eun chu ool ji mol la yo. 단풍이 들 때 여행을 갑시다. Let's go on a trip when the leaves turn. dan poong ee deul ddae yo haeng eul kab shi da. 시간이 많을 때 그 일을 끝냅시다. Let's get the work done when we have enough time. shi gan ee mahn eul ddae geu il eul ggeut naep shi da. 내가 도와 줄 걸 그랬어요. I should have helped (them.) nae gah do wah jool gul geu laet ssuh yo. 내가 집에 남을 걸 그랬어요. I should have stayed home. nae gah chib eh nam eul gul geu laet ssuh yo. 소나기가 올 것처럼 하늘이 흐립니다. The sky is gray, as if it is about to rain. so na gi gah ol gut chuh rum ha neul ee geu rib ni da. 많이 먹을 것처럼 음식을 가득 담았어요. I took a lot of food, as if I will eat a lot. manni muk eul gut chuh rum eum shik eul gah deuk tam aht ssuh yo. 구두가 비쌀까봐 값을 묻지 않았어요. I didn't ask about the price for fear that the shoes will be expensive. gu doo gah bi ssal gga bwa kab teul mot ji ahn aht ssuh yo. 도둑맞을까봐 조심했어요. I took cautions it will be stolen. do dook mat eul gga bwa jo shim haet ssuh yo. 회사를 그만 다닐까 합니다. I am thinking about leaving the company. hee sah rul geu man da nil kka ham ni da. 정원에 감나무를 심을까 합니다. I am thinking about planting a persimmon tree in the garden. jung won eh gam na moo rul shim eul kka ham ni da. 그 영화는 한번 볼 만합니다. The movie is worthy of seeing. geu yong hwa neun han bun bol man ham ni da. 그 음식은 먹을 만합니다. Eating this food is worth while. geu eum shik eun muk eul man ham ni da. 뛰다가 넘어질 뻔했어요. I nearly feel down while running. ddwi da gah num uh jil bbun haet ssuh yo. 놀라서 커피를 쏟을 뻔했어요. I nearly spilled a cup of coffee out of surprise. nol la suh cuh pi rul ssot eul bbun haet ssuh yo. 이젠 한국말로 편지를 쓸 정도가 되었어요. Now I have reached to the

extent where I can write a letter in Korean. ee jehn han guk mal ro pyun ji reul sseul jung do gah dwi ut ssuh yo.

피곤해서 쓰러질 지경이에요. I'm so tired that I may fall down. pi gon hae suh sseu ruh jil ji kyung ee eh yo.

아기가 혼자 걸을 정도로 컸어요. The baby has grown so much that he can walk alone. ah gi gah hon ja gul eul jung do ro kut ssuh yo.

너무 무서워서 소름이 돋을 지경입니다. It is so scary that it may give me gooseflesh. nuh moo mu suh wuh suh so reum ee dot eul ji kyung im ni da.

편지를 보낼 테니(까) 꼭 답장을 쓰세요. Now that I am sending you a letter, please answer. pyun ji reul bo nael teh ni (kka) ggok tab jang eul sseu seh yo.

여기서 사세요? Do you live here? yo gi suh sah se yo? 어디 가세요? Where are you going? uh di gah se yo? 뭐 하세요? What are you doing? mwuh ha se yo? 너무 추워요. It's so cold. nuh moo chu wuh yo. 너무 더워요. It's so hot.nuh moo duh wuh yo. 당신의 사진 좀 찍어도 될까요? Can I take a photo (of you)? dang sin..e sajin jom jjik uh do dwil kka yo? 이걸 뭐라고 불러요? What's this called? ee gul mwuh ra go bool luh yo? 이곳은 너무나 좋네요. It's great here. ee got eun nuh moo nah joh neh yo. 당신도 기다리고 계세요? Are you waiting too? dang sin do ki dah ri go kye seh yo? 여행하러 오셨어요? Are you here on holiday? yo haeng ha ruh oh syutt ssuh yo? .... 왔어요. I'm here ..... .... waht ssuh yo 여행하러 for a holiday yo haeng ha ruh 사업 때문에 on business sah up ddae mun eh 고부하러 to study go boo ha ruh 여기에 얼마동안 계실 거에요? How long are you here for? yo gi eh ul ma dong ahn gye shil guh eh yo? .... 달/일 동안 있을거에요. I'm/We're here for .... weeks/days. ....dal/il dong ahn it eul guh eh yo. 이곳이 마음에 들어요? Do you like it here? ee got ee ma eum eh deul uh yo? 너무나 마음에 들어요. I/We like it here very much. nuh moo nah ma eum eh deul uh yo. 물론이죠. Sure. mool lon ee jyo 잠깐만요. Just a minute. jam kkan mahn yo. 괜찮아요. It's ok. gwaen chan ah yo. 중요해요. It's important. joong yo hae yo. 중요하지 많아요. It's not important. joong yo ha ji mahn ah yo. 저것 보세요! Look at that! guh gut bo se yo! 이것 보세요! Look at this! ee gut bo se yo! 준비 됐어요. I'm ready. joon bi dwae ssuh yo. 준비 됐어요? Are you ready? joon bi dwae ssuh yo? 행운을 빌어요. Good luck. haeng oon eul bil uh yo. 어디서 오셨어요? Where are you from? uh di suh oh syutt ssuh yo? ...에서 왔어요. I'm/We're from ... ...eh suh waht ssuh yo 호주 Australia [ho joo] 캐나다 Canada [kae na da] 영국 England [yong guk] 유럽 Europe [yoo rup] 독일 [dok il] 아일랜드 Ireland [ah il laen deu] 일본 Japan i[l bon] 뉴질랜드 New Zealand [nyu jil laen deu] 필리핀 The Philipines [pil li pin] 러시아 Russia [ruh shi ah] 스코들랜드 Scotland [seu ko deul laen deu] 미국 The USA [mi guk] 웨일스 Wales [weh il seu] 한국 Korea [han guk] 중국 China [joong guk] 죄송합니다. 우리나라에서는 그렇게 하지 않거든요. I'm sorry. It's not the custom in my country. cho song ham ni da. woo ri nah ra eh suh neun geu ruh ke haji ahn guh deun yo. 오해하지는 마세요. I don't want to offend you. oh hae haji neun ma se yo.

음식이 뜨거울 테니(까) 주의하세요. The food could be hot, so be careful. eum shik ee ddeu guh ool teh ni (kka) joo..e ha se yo. 수영 전에는 준비 운동을 할 필요가 있어요. You need to do a warm-up exercise before swimming. soo yong jun eh neun joon bi woon dong eul hal pil yo gah it ssuh yo. 이것은 다시 씻을 필요가 없습니다. There is no need to wash this again. ee gut eun dasi ssit eul pil yo gah op seum ni da. 눈이 내릴 때마다 그 사람 생각이 납니다. Every time is snows, I am reminded of that man. nun ee nae ril ddae ma dah geu saram saeng gak ee nap ni da. 더울 때마다 아이스크림을 먹었어요. I used to eat ice-cream whenever it was hot. duh ool ddae ma dah ah ee seu keu rim eul muk ut ssuh yo. 바빠서 쉴래도 쉴 수가 없어요. I was so busy that I could not take a rest no matter how much I wanted to. ba bba suh shwil lae do shwil soo gah op suh yo. 사람이 많아서 앉을래도 앉을 수가 없어요. There are so many people that, no matter how I try, I can't sit down. saram ee man ah suh ahn jeul lae do ahn jeul soo gah op suh yo. 곧 아기가 태어날 모양입니다. It seems that a baby is going to be born soon. got ah gi gah tae uh nal mo yang im ni da. 여기서 기념 사진을 찍을 모양입니다. It seems that they will take a souvenir picture here. yo gi suh ki nyum sajin eul jjik eul mo yang im ni da. 꼭 성공하기를 바랄 뿐입니다. All I hope is for you to succeed. ggok sung kong ha gi reul ba ral bbun im ni da. 가직 않고 전화만 했을 뿐입니다. I didn't go, but just gave a phone call. gah jik ahn go chun hwa man haet eul bbun im ni da. 컴퓨터를 필 수 있습니다. I can use the computer. kum pyu tuh reul pil soo it seum ni da. 한자를 읽을 수 있어요? Can you read Chinese character? han ja reul il geul soo it ssuh yo? 그 사람이 대퉁령이 될 수도 있어요. The man might become the president. geu saram ee dae toong ryung ee dwil soo do it ssuh yo. 지금 가면 기차표가 없을 수도 있습니다. If you go now, there might not be a train ticket. ji geum ga myun gi cha pyo gah op eul soo do it seum ni da. 아이들이 많아서 시끄러울 수밖에 없어요. There are many children, so it can't help but be noisy. ah ee deul ee man ah suh shi ggeu ruh ool soo bak eh op suh yo. 밥이 없어서 굶을 수밖에 없어요. There is no rice, so we have no choice but to go hungry. bap ee op suh suh gool eul su bak eh op suh yo. 이제 곧 소식을 들을 텐데요. Soon you will hear some news. ee jeh got so shik eul deul eul ten deh yo. 병이 곧 나을 텐데 걱정하지 마세요. You will recover your health soon, so don't worry. byung ee got na eul ten deh guk jung ha ji ma se yo.

When?--- Eonjeyo? (Awn-jay-yo) Where?--- Eodieyo? (Oh-dee-yeh-yo) How much?--- Eolmayeyo? Ole-mah-yeh-yo)

Who?--- Nuguyeyo? (Nu-goo-yeh-yo)

Seki

Bastard

Why?--- Waeyo? (Way-yo)

Dang sin eun jook eul got ee dah

You will die

Na nun boji jo ah han dah

I like Pussy

Na nun jaji jo ah han dah

I like dick

No nun boji eul jo ah ha dah?

Do you like pussy?

No nun jaji eul jo ah ha dah?

Do you like dick?

Dol dae ga ri

Stone head (stupid person)

Ap'un mee chin nyun

Silly bitch

Shikoro

Shut up!

Um chang se kki

Bastard, motherfucker

Mi chin nom

Crazy guy

Ni jot i da

Kiss your dick

Ne jot i na bbal a ra

Kiss my dick

KIN du sem

Fuck you

Um chang se kki

Your mom is whore

Mee chin nyun

Bitch

Byung Shin

Psycho or Deformed Person

Jot de-ga-ri

Dickhead

Horo ga shik

Person without a father

Ji ral yhun byung

Bullshit

Ge ji ral

Acting like a bitch

Babo

Stupid

Myung chung yi

Silly

Shib seki

Piece of shit

Je-su up nuen nom

A pitiable unfortunate

How?--- Eottoek`eyo? (Oh-toe-kay-yo) What?--- Mweoyeyo? (Mwah-yeh-yo) Which?--- Eonugeoshieyo? (Eo-nuu-go-shee-eh-yo) What's the matter?--- Weniriseyo? (Wen-ee-ree-seh-yo) What's this?--- Igeoshimweoyeyo? (Ee-goh-shee-mwah-yeh-yo) Where's the bathroom?--- Hwajangshil eodiseyo? (Hwa-jang-sheel Oh-deeseh-yo) Other words you can use besides bathroom Entrance--- Ipkuu (eep-ku) Exit--- chul-gu (chool-koo) telephone--- Chonwha (chone-hwah) (2425 total words in this text) How to swear, insult, cuss and curse in Korean! Korean language swear words and phrases and their English translations. Korean Swearing

Geseki

English Translation Son of a bitch

Shibseki

Whore

Chang Nhyu

Whore

Ko-chu-pal-uh

Suck my dick

Kochu

Dick

Dong-muk-uh

Eat shit

Shibbal nom

Fuck him

Shibbal

Fuck

Toejora

Go to hell

Hop'ung

Bull shit

Shibal nom, Geseki

Fuck you, you son of a bitch

Shibal

Fuck

Shibal nom

Fuck you

Pabajay

Loser

Shipjangseng

Whore

Ap'un mee chin nyun

Silly bitch

Byuntae

Pervert

Jot dae ga ri

Dick head Choding

Elementary school student (gaeseki)

Chang nuh

Slag

Hu le ja sik

Mother fucker

Babariman

Pervert

Yoos mik uh

Fuck you

Jjockbari

Jap

Jo nyun eun nuh kub ni kka?

Who is that bitch?

Yangnom

American

Ilbonnom

Japanese

Dak Chuh Ra

Shut up Mejo

Masochist

Ano shipal

Fuck off

Yumago

Fuck you

Net mejo

Internet masochist

Dong mogo

Eat shit

Comiday su su

Suck my dick

Jiralhanae

Retarded lunatic

Shibal nyon

Whore, bitch, slut

Yut-Gat-toon-nom

Stupid fucker

Ssang nyon

Whore, slut

Go-ja

A man without a cock

Tong kumong

Asshole

Ay shibal!

Oh fuck!

Knee Be She Be Peck Pojie Da

Your mother has a bald headed pussy

Jokkah

Dip shit

Nigimi ship e dah

Ner nun shiba geseki

You are a fucking bitch

You're a motherfucker

Jokkah ji mah

Bull shit

Geseki

Son of a bitch

Bbasooni

Brainless bitch

Gaesaekki dul jokka ra kuh hae

Fuck the fucking fuckers!

Bbadori

Brainless guy

Bul ssang han nyun

You shady bitch

Gejashik

Son of a bitch

Jot gaht eun hyun

You fucking bitch

Ggujo

Go away!

Dakcho

Shut up

Ko jo ra

Get the fuck out of here

Jungshinbyungja

Psycho

Jee guru jer it a ra

Go away, shut up

Horo

Guy with no parents

Nimiral

Fucking

Nimiral

Shit!

Mun di sekki

Jerk

Shipcenchi

Whore

Judi

Mouth

Ddorang

Gay

Tatari

Masturbation

Sekki

Stupid person

Mul

Orgasm

Di jin da

You will die

Hormone

Orgasm

Di jillae?

Do you wanna die?

Emu

Blow Job

Panta

Blow job

Ju di jaap a jjae bbun da!

I will tear your mouth!

Hu jup

Stupid beginner

Jjin dda

Silly person

Ssibural

Fucking

Ne jaji na bbal a ra

Suck up my dick

Ne boji na hal ta ra

Suck up my vulva

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Page 1 Romanization Ah jik / A chik Deul

Gal bo

Bitch

Cho da

Blew jobs Foolish guy

Huzang sex

Anal sex

Byungshin

Deformed person or maimed person

Jo ka eun

Fucking

Ae-ja

A mentally handicapped person

Go-ja

A man with underdeveloped genital organs Bitch

Chang nyur

Hooker

Gum eun jot dae ga ri

Gger jer

Penis head black Fuck off

Torai

Insane

Hungmunuro

Rimming

Nambi Palyon

A spread vagina

아직

still; not yet

들

sentence particle; sign of subject ; plural marker

이

this; current; present now

언제나

always

Eui

의

posession particle

Ga

가

sentence particle

그래

ok; well

Geu rut ke / Keu ruh keh

그렇게

like that ; in that way

Ha ji man / Ha chi man

하지만

but

Haeng pok / Haeng bok

행복

to be happy; happy; happiness

Eon che na / Uhn jae na

Geu reh

Haet ji man / Haet chi man Ham keh (hae) Ee reoh keh Is suh / Is sio (yo) Kah keum Keu Nyang Mi ahn (hae)

Ssip nyun

Definition

이제

Ee / I Ee jae / I jaen

Sakasi

Korean

Mo Deu / Mo Doo

to do (past tense) 함께( 해)

(to be) together

이렇게

like this; in this way

있어(요)

there is; to have (addition of yo = more polite)

<가끔

sometimes

그냥

That way; keep it like that

미안(해)

(to be) sorry

모두

every everything

Mo Deun Geh/Gul 나

I / me

Na eui / Nah Yeh

나의

My / mine (literally: Me + posession particle)

Nae gah

내가

I / me (more emphasis on 'me' than "Na" by itself)

Na

Neo / Nuh / Noh

너

you (informal)

너의

your's (literally: You + posession particle))

Neun

는

sentence particle, sign of subject

Ni gah

니가

You (more emphasis on 'you' than "Noh" by itself)

Oo ri

우리

we / our

Neo eui / Noh Yeh

Opp suh / Eop seo (yo) 없어(요) Pam Reul / Eul Sarang Sarang hae (yo) Sa ram

there is not; not to be (addition of 'yo' = more polite)

밤

night

를/을

sentence particle, sign of object / subject

사랑

love

사랑해 (요)

I love you; (to) love; (absense of 'yo' = more serious and emphasis)

사람

person; people

I have , There is ... , ... is here isseayo

I dont know,

Seh sang

세상

world

Sok eh / soh geh

<속에

inside (for dark and small areas) to want / want to do

Ship puh / Ship peo

you (formal)

Tang Shin / Dang Sin Wae

왜

Yong seo (hae) / Yong suh (hae) Yong won Yong won ee/ Yong won hi

What is..?

why

mwua ae yo

for ; above

Wi hae - Yo

mol ra yo

-요

said to be formal and polite at end of sentences / please

용서(해)

(to) forgive

영원

eternity

영원이

forever

Where is..? odi ae yo?

Yes ye Common Phrases (mostly combined with above words) Romanization

Korean

No

Translation an-ni-o

Na neun tang shin reul sarang hae yo

나는 당신를 사랑해요

I love you

Neo reul wi hae suh

너를 위햇어

for you

Ee se sang eui suh

이세상에서

in this world

(이제는) 다시 시작해

(now) to restart again

(Ee jae neun) Da shi shi jahk ke

Oo ri ga 우리가 Here are some Korean phrases which you may find useful.

an nyong ha sye yo?

Hello, How are you? ( note: this can also be used in reply)

we Good Bye an nyong hi - ka sye yo

Give me (Can be attached to end of a sentence) choo sea yo

Its ok, Its fine k wen chah nah yo good is it? , do you like it?

choh a yo?

How are you? ottok'ke ch nae sye yo?

it is good, I like it chal chi nae yo

choh a yo

Thank you (used in a formal way)

You do....? You Speak...? kam sa ham ni da

ha sea yo?

you have it? do you have? is there? isseayo?

Fine (in reply to "ottok'ke ch nae sye yo?")

ko map sum ni da

Thank you (used in a less formal way)

choe song ham ni da

Sorry (used with more emphasis, weight)

Sorry (used with less emphasis) mian ham ni da  Try these basics:

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Where is the restroom? = hwa-jang-shil-uh-dit-suh-yo? 화장실 어디에 있어요?

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Yes = yeh/neh 예/네 ‫أجل ن عم‬ No = ah-nee-yo 아니요 ‫ال‬ Are you O.K? = gwen-chahn-ah-yo? 괜찮아요? ‫ب خ ير ان ت هل‬ How much does it cost? = uhl-mah-yeh-yo 얼마에요? ‫ال ثمن ك م‬

 3 Try some more general words:

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Pretty = yeh-peu-dah (meaning beautiful) 예쁘다 ‫و س يم‬ Hurt = ahp-peuh-da 아프다

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My name is_trizza mae m. tibunsay____angela___= (je ireumeun) ______sarang ham__ imnida 제 이름은_______입니다.‫ هو ا سمي‬.

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Any = amugeona 아무거나

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I'm hungry = beh go-pah-yo (use yo when talking to adults) 배고파요 ‫جائ ع ان ا‬

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Cooked Rice (or meal) = pap 밥 ‫ارز‬

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Hi or Bye (informal) = annyeong 안녕 (Add Haseyo For formal) ‫هاي‬ Thank you = kam-sa-ham-ni-da (thank you very much)/ go-mapseum-ni-dah (thanks) 감사합니다, 고맙습니다 ‫ش كرا‬

Give me some food please = bahp jom joo-seh-yo 밥 좀 주세요 ‫من‬ ‫ارز ط بق ل ي اح ضر ف ض لك‬ Water = mool 물 ‫ماء‬ Some water please = mool jom joo-seh-yo 물 좀 주세요(주세요 or joo seh yo means please give me something)‫ل و ال ماء ب عض‬ ‫سمحت‬ The food was delicious (I ate well) = jal-mug-ut-seum-ni-da 잘먹었습니다 ‫ل ذي ذ ال ط عام‬

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I love you (formal) = naneun dangshineul saranghamnida 나는 당신을 사랑합니다 ‫اح بك‬

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I love you (informal) = saranghaeyo 사랑해요

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 4 Learn the animals:

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Puppy = gang-ah-jee 강아지 Tiger = ho-rang-ee 호랑이 Cow = soh 소 ‫ب قرة‬ Cat = goh-yang-ee 고양이 ‫ق طة‬ Rabbit = toh-gi 토끼 ‫ارن ب‬ Elephant = ko-gee-ree 코끼리 ‫ف يل‬ Monkey = won-soong-ee 원숭이 ‫ق رد‬ Dog = gae 개 ‫ك لب‬

 5 Continue learning with these words:

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Taxi = tek-shi 택시 ‫أجرة س يارة‬ School = hak-gyo 학교 ‫مدر سة‬ I Like you (I like it) = joh wah heh yo 좋아해요 ‫احب اف ضل‬ Friend = Chingu 친구 ‫صدي قة صدي ق‬ Stupid/Fool = Pabo / Babo 바보

 6 Learn to talk about hobbies in Korean:

Turn around = dwi-ro-dora 뒤로돌아 Mom = oem-ma 엄마 ‫أمي‬ Dad = ah-pah 아빠 ‫أب ي‬ Older Sister/Close Older Female (for a girl) = Unni 언니 ‫اخ تي‬ ‫ل ل ف ت يات ال ك ب يرة‬ Older Sister/Close Older Female (for a boy) = Noona 누나‫ياخت‬ ‫ل الن اث ال ك ب يرة‬ Older Brother/Close Older Male (for a girl) = Oppa 오빠‫اخي‬ ‫ل ل ف ت يات ال ك ب ير‬ Older Brother/Close Older Male (for a boy) = Hyung 형 ‫اخي‬ ‫ل لذك ور ال ك ب ير‬ Grandma/old lady - hal-muh-nee 할머니 ‫جدت ي‬

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취미 [chwimi] Hobby ‫هواي ة‬

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친구랑(친구와) [chin-gu-rang] With a friend ‫صدي ق مع‬

주말 [jumal] Weekend ‫اال س بوع ن هاي ة‬ 주말 잘 보내셨어요? [Jumal jal b0naesyeosseyo?] Did you have a nice weekend ? ‫ج يدة ا س بوع ن هاي ة ام ض يت هل‬ 산 [san] Mountain ‫ج بل‬ 북한산 [bukansan] Bukhan mountain 등산 [deungsan] Hiking 등산하다 [deungsan-hada] To hike 좋아하다 [joa-hada] To like/to enjoy ‫ت حب‬

Grandpa/old man - ha-da-buh-jee / ha-ra-buh-jee 할아버지 ‫جدي‬ Aunt/Close, Much Older Female (mom's side) - ee-mo 이모 ‫خال ة‬ ‫عمة‬ Uncle (mom's side) - ee-mo-boo 이모부 ‫خال‬ Uncle/Close, Much Older Male (both sides) - sam-chon 삼촌 ‫عم‬ ‫خال‬ Aunt (dad's side) - gho-mo 고모 ‫عمة‬ Uncle (dad's side) - gho-mo-boo 고모부 ‫عم‬

 2 Hold a conversation:

 7 Try some more words:

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아주 [aju] Very ‫جدا‬ 거의 [geo-wee] Almost 가장 [gajang] The most 제일 [je-il] The best ‫االف ض‬ 특히 [teuki] Especially ‫خا صة خ صو صا‬ 가을 [ga-eul] Fall/autumn ‫خري ف‬

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단풍 [danpung] Maple

Friend

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Chin-gu

아름답다 [areum-dapda] Beautiful ‫جم يل‬ 이번 주말 [ibeon jumal] Last weekend ‫االخ ير اال س بوع‬ 아내 [anae] Wife ‫زوجة‬ 영화 [yeong-hwa] Movie ‫ف لم‬

Common Words Water (cold)

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Ch’ n mu

Tea

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Ch’

Coffee

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Ko ’i

Drink

---

Mashi

Shop

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Kage

here

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Yyog-ee

there

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Chog-ee

0

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Kong

1

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Il

2

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I

3

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Sam

영화(를) 보다 [yeong-hwa(reul) boda] To see a movie ‫ف لم هدت شا‬ 재미있다 [jaemi eetta] to be fun ‫عا شق ل ت كون‬ 자주 [jaju] Often 영화감상 [yeong-hwa gamsang] Watching movies ‫االف الم م شاهدة‬ [2217] [ee-cheon ee-baek il-ship chil]

phoneme IPA Romanized English ㅂ p [pal] bal 'foot' ㅃ ppal 'sucking' ㅍ ʰ ʰ pal 'arm' ㅁ m [mal] mal 'horse' ㄷ t [tal] dal 'moon' ㄸ ttal 'daughter' ㅌ ʰ ʰ tal 'mask' ㄴ n [nal] nal 'day' ㅈ ʨ [ʨal] jal 'well' ㅉ ʨ [ʨal] jjal 'squeezing' ㅊ ʨʰ [ʨʰal] chal 'kicking' ㄱ k [kal] gal 'going' ㄲ kkal 'spreading' ㅋ ʰ ʰ kal 'knife' ㅇ ŋ ŋ bang 'room' ㅅ s [sal] sal 'flesh' ㅆ ssal 'rice' ㄹ l [paɾam] baram 'wind' ㅎ h [hal] hal 'doing' i [ɕiˈʥ ŋ sijang 'hunger' iː ˈɕiːʥ ŋ sijang 'market' e eˈɡɛ begae 'pillow' eː ˈ eːd beda 'cut' ɛ ʰɛˈj ŋ taeyang 'sun' ɛː ˈ ʰɛːdo taedo 'attitude' a ˈm mal 'horse' ː ˈm ː mal 'speech' o oˈɾi] bori 'barley' oː ˈ oː u bosu 'salary' u uˈɾi] guri 'copper' uː ˈ uːb subak 'watermelon' ʌ ˈ ʌl] beol 'punishment' əː ˈ əː beol 'bee' ɯ ˈəːɾɯn] eoreun 'seniors' ɯː ˈɯːmɕik] eumsik 'food' wi [twi] dwi 'back' ɯi ˈɯisa] uisa 'doctor' je ˈjeː n yesan 'budget' we [kwe] gwe 'box' jɛ ˈjɛːgi yaegi 'story' wɛ [wɛ] wae 'why' ja ˈj ːgu yagu 'baseball' wa w ːˈi gwail 'fruits' jo ˈ joː gyosa 'teacher' ju juˈɾi] yuri 'glass' jə [jəːgi yeogi 'here' wʌ [mwʌ] mwo 'what' Greeting

Numbers

Hello

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Annyong hashimnigga (formal)

4

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Sa

Thank you

---

Kamsa hamnida

5

---

O

Goodbye

---

Annyonghi kaseyo

6

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Yuk

7

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Ch'il

8

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P'al

9

---

Ku

10

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Ship

Nice to meet you

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Ban-Gap sup-Nee-Da

You’re we come

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Gw ench’ n umnid

My name is

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Che irumun imnida

I come from

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Ch’onun e o w

How much does it cost?

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Olmayeyo?

Relationships Father Mother Older Sister

Older Brother

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Ah buh ji, appa (informal) Uh muh ni, umma (informal) Unni ( when speaker is female), nuna (when speaker is male) Oppa (when speaker is female, hyung (when speaker is male)

Younger Sibling

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Dong saeng

wife

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A-nae

husband

---

Nam-pyeon

daughter

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Ttal

son

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Adeul

Common Phrases

umnid

Months

English Phrases

January

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IL-wol

Korean Phrases

sorry

죄송합니다 - joe song hap ni da

really

정말로 - jeong mal lo

February

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I-wol

March

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Sam-wol

As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Phrases in Korean has a logical pattern. Locate the Phrases above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Korean.

April

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Sa-wol

List of Phrases in Korean

May

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O-wol

June

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Yuk-wol

Below is a list of the phrases and daily expressions in Korean placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary.

July

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Chil-wol

August

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Pal-wol

September

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Gu-wol

October

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Sip-wol

November

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December

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Sip-il-wol

I will never smoke

담배를 절대로 피우지 않겠습니다 - dam bae reur jeol dae ro pi u ji anh get seup ni da

Sip-i-wol

are you alone?

혼자이신가요? - hon ja i sin ga yo ?

my car

내 차 - nae cha

green car

녹색차 - nok saek cha

three cars

자동차 세 대 - ja dong cha se dae

car garage

차고 - cha go

outside the car

차 밖에서 - cha bakk e seo

my book

나의 책 - na ui chaek

my books

나의 책(들) - na ui chaeg deur

our daughter

우리의 딸 - u ri ui ttal

our daughters

우리의 딸(들) - u ri ui ttar deur

I'm cold

나는 추워요 - na neun chu wo yo

we're cold

우리는 추워요 - u ri neun chu wo yo

his chickens

그의 닭(들) - geu ui dalg deur

their chicken

그들의 닭 - geu deur ui dalk

he is happy

그는 행복합니다 - geu neun haeng bok hap ni da

she is happy

그녀는 행복합니다 - geu nyeo neun haeng bok hap ni da

he is American

그는 미국인입니다 - geu neun mi gug in ip ni da

she is American

그녀는 미국인입니다 - geu nyeo neun mi gug in ip ni da

Wol-yo-il

Wednesday

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Su-yo-il

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나이가 많은 사람(노인) - na i ga manh eun sa ram no in

the old red house 오래된 빨간 집 - o rae doen ppal gan jip

저는 가끔 독서를 합니다. - jeo neun ga kkeum dok seo reur hap ni da

Hwa-yo-il

Friday

높은 건물 - nop eun geon mul

a very old man

I read a book sometimes

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a tall building

매우 좋은(멋진) 친구 - mae u joh eun meot jin chin gu

Tuesday

Thursday

Korean Phrases 초록빛 나무 - cho rok bic na mu

a very nice friend

Days of the Week Monday

English Phrases a green tree

Mok-yo-il Keum-yo-il

Saturday

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To-yo-il

Sunday

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IL-yo-il

Korean Phrases I can accept that Learning the Korean Phrases is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Korean language. But first we need to know what the role of Phrases is in the structure of the grammar in Korean.

나는 (그것을) 받아들일 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur bad a deur ir su it seup ni da

she added it

그녀가 (그것을) 추가했습니다 - geu nyeo ga geu geos eur chu ga haet seup ni da

we it it

우리는 (그것을) 인정합니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur in jeong hap ni da

Korean phrases are a group of words functioning as a single unit in the syntax of a sentence. Here are some examples:

they advised him

그들은 그에게 조언했습니다 - geu deur eun geu e ge jo eon haet seup ni da

English Phrases

I can agree with 나는 (그것에) 동의합니다 - na neun geu geos e dong ui that hap ni da

Korean Phrases

Phrases

구문 - gu mun

hello

안녕하세요 - an nyeong ha se yo

bye

잘가 - jal ga

congratulations 축하합니다 - chuk ha hap ni da

she allows it

그녀는 (그것을) 받아들입니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur bad a deur ip ni da

we announce it

우리는 (그것을) 발표합니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur bal pyo hap ni da

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Korean Phrases

I can apologize

나는 사과할 수 있습니다 - na neun sa gwa har su it seup ni da

they disappeared 그들을 재빨리 사라져버렸습니다 - geu deur eur jae quickly ppal li sa ra jyeo beo ryeot seup ni da

she appears today

그녀는 오늘 모습을 비췄습니다 - geu nyeo neun o neur mo seub eur bi chwot seup ni da

I discovered that

나는 (그것을) 발견했습니다 - na neun geu geos eur bal gyeon haet seup ni da

they arranged that

그들은 (그것을) 마련했습니다 - geu deur eun geu geos eur ma ryeon haet seup ni da

she dislikes that

그녀는 (그것을) 좋아하지 않습니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur joh a ha ji anh seup ni da

I can arrive tomorrow

나는 내일 도착할 수 있습니다 - na neun nae ir do chak har su it seup ni da

we do it

우리는 (그것을) 합니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur hap ni da

she can ask him

그녀는 그에게 물어볼 수 있습니다 - geu nyeo neun geu e ge mur eo bor su it seup ni da

they dream about it

그들은 (그것에 대한) 꿈을 꿈니다 - geu deur eun geu geos e dae han kkum eur kkum ni da

she attaches that

그녀는 (그것을) 중요시합니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur jung yo si hap ni da

I earned

나는 벌었습니다 - na neun beor eot seup ni da

he eats a lot

그는 많이 먹습니다 - geu neun manh i meok seup ni da

we attack them

우리는 그들을 공격합니다 - u ri neun geu deur eur gong gyeok hap ni da

we enjoyed that

우리는 (그것을) 즐겼습니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur jeul gyeot seup ni da

they avoid her

그들은 그녀를 피합니다 - geu deur eun geu nyeo reur pi hap ni da

they entered here

그들이 여기로 들어왔습니다 - geu deur i yeo gi ro deur eo wat seup ni da

I can bake it

나는 (그것을) 구울 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur gu ur su it seup ni da

he escaped that

그는 도망쳤습니다 - geu neun do mang chyeot seup ni da

she is like him

그녀는 그를 좋아합니다 - geu nyeo neun geu reur joh a hap ni da

I can explain that

나는 (그것을) 설명할 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur seol myeong har su it seup ni da

we beat it

우리가 이겼습니다 - u ri ga i gyeot seup ni da

she feels that too

그녀는 그것 역시 느낍니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos yeok si neu kkip ni da

they became happy

그들은 행복해졌습니다 - geu deur eun haeng bok hae jyeot seup ni da

we fled from there

우리는 거기에서 도망쳤습니다 - u ri neun geo gi e seo do mang chyeot seup ni da

I can begin that

나는 (그것을) 시작할 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur si jak har su it seup ni da

they will fly tomorrow

그들은 내일 갈 것입니다 - geu deur eun nae ir gar geos ip ni da

we borrowed money

우리는 돈을 빌렸습니다 - u ri neun don eur bil lyeot seup ni da

I can follow you

나는 당신을 따를 수 있습니다 - na neun dang sin eur tta reur su it seup ni da

they breathe air 그들이 숨을 쉽니다 - geu deur i sum eur swip ni da 나는 (그것을) 가져올 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur ga jyeo or su it seup ni da

she forgot me

I can bring it

그녀는 나를 잊었습니다 - geu nyeo neun na reur ij eot seup ni da

나는 (그것을) 만들 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur man deur su it seup ni da

we forgive him

I can build that

우리는 그를 용서합니다 - u ri neun geu reur yong seo hap ni da

she buys food

그녀가 음식을 구입합니다 - geu nyeo ga eum sig eur gu ip hap ni da

I can give her that

나는 그녀에게 (그것을) 줄 수 있습니다 - na neun geu nyeo e ge geu geos eur jur su it seup ni da

우리는 (그것을) 계산합니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur gye san hap ni da

she goes there

we calculate it

그녀가 그곳으로 갑니다 - geu nyeo ga geu gos eu ro gap ni da

그들은 (그것을) 나릅니다 - geu deur eun geu geos eur na reup ni da

we greeted them

they carry it

우리는 그들을 맞았습니다 - u ri neun geu deur eur maj at seup ni da

I hate that

나는 (그것이) 싫습니다 - na neun geu geos i silh seup ni da

그들은 속이지 않습니다 - geu deur eun sog i ji anh seup they don't cheat ni da 그녀는 그를 선택합니다 - geu nyeo neun geu reur seon taek hap ni da

I can hear it

she chooses him

나는 (그것을) 들을 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur deur eur su it seup ni da

우리는 (그것을) 종료합니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur jong ryo hap ni da

she imagine that

we close it

그녀는 (그것을) 상상합니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur sang sang hap ni da

he comes here

그가 이리로 옵니다 - geu ga i ri ro op ni da

we invited them

우리는 그들을 초대했습니다 - u ri neun geu deur eur cho dae haet seup ni da

I can compare that

나는 (그것과) 비교할 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geot gwa bi gyo har su it seup ni da

I know him

나는 그를 알고있습니다 - na neun geu reur al go it seup ni da

she competes with me

그녀는 나와 경쟁을 합니다 - geu nyeo neun na wa gyeong jaeng eur hap ni da

she learned it

그녀는 그것을 배웠습니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur bae wot seup ni da

we complain about it

우리는 (그것에 대해) 불평합니다 - u ri neun geu geos e dae hae bul pyeong hap ni da

we leave now

우리는 지금 떠납니다 - u ri neun ji geum tteo nap ni da

they continued reading

그들은 읽기를 계속했습니다 - geu deur eun ilk gi reur gye sok haet seup ni da

they lied about him

그들을 그에 대해 거짓말을 합니다 - geu deur eur geu e dae hae geo jit mar eur hap ni da

he cried about that

그는 (그것에 대해) 눈물을 흘렸습니다 - geu neun geu geos e dae hae nun mur eur heul lyeot seup ni da

I can listen to that

난 (그것들을) 들을 수 있습니다 - nan geu geot deur eur deur eur su it seup ni da

나는 지금 결정할 수 있습니다 - na neun ji geum gyeol jeong har su it seup ni da

she lost that

I can decide now

그녀는 (그것을) 잃었습니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ilh eot seup ni da

she described it to me

그녀가 (그것을) 나에게 설명해주었습니다 - geu nyeo ga geu geos eur na e ge seol myeong hae ju eot seup ni da

we made it yesterday

우리는 어제 해냈습니다 - u ri neun eo je hae naet seup ni da

we disagree about it

우리는 (그것에) 동의하지 않습니다 - u ri neun geu geos e dong ui ha ji anh seup ni da

they met him

그들은 그를 만났습니다 - geu deur eun geu reur man nat seup ni da

I misspell that

나는 철자를 잘 못 썼습니다 - na neun cheol ja reur jar

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English Questions

I always pray

나는 늘 기도합니다 - na neun neur gi do hap ni da

Questions

질문 - jil mun

Korean Questions

그녀는 (그것을) 더 좋아합니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur deo joh a hap ni da

how?

어떻게? - eo tteoh ge ?

she prefers that

what?

무엇을? - mu eos eur ?

we protected them

우리는 그들을 보호해주었습니다 - u ri neun geu deur eur bo ho hae ju eot seup ni da

who?

누가? - nu ga ?

그들을 그녀에게 벌을 줄 것입니다 - geu deur eur geu nyeo e ge beor eur jur geos ip ni da

why?

왜? - wae ?

they will punish her

where?

어디로? - eo di ro ?

I can put it there

나는 그것을 거기에 넣을 수 있습니다 - na neun geu geos eur geo gi e neoh eur su it seup ni da

where is he?

그는 어디 있습니까? - geu neun eo di it seup ni kka ?

what is this?

이것은 무엇입니까? - i geos eun mu eos ip ni kka ?

she will read it

그녀는 그것을 읽을 것 입니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ilg eur geos ip ni da

why are you sad?

당신은 슬픈이유는 무엇입니까? - dang sin eun seul peun i yu neun mu eos ip ni kka ?

we received that

우리는 (그것을) 받았습니다 - u ri neun geu geos eur bad at seup ni da

how do you want 어떻게 지불하시겠습니까? - eo tteoh ge ji bul ha si get to pay? seup ni kka ?

they refuse to talk

그들은 이야기하기를 거부합니다 - geu deur eun i ya gi ha gi reur geo bu hap ni da

can I come?

제가 가도 되나요? - je ga ga do doe na yo ? 그는 자고 있습니까? - geu neun ja go it seup ni kka ?

I that

나는 (그것을) 기억합니다 - na neun geu geos eur gi eok hap ni da

is he sleeping?

she repeats that

그녀는 (그것을) 반복합니다 - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ban bok hap ni da

do you have my book?

내책을 가지고 있습니까? - nae chaeg eur ga ji go it seup ni kka ?

inside the house

집안 - jib an

how big is it?

outside the car

차 밖에서 - cha bakk e seo

그것은 얼마나 큽니까? - geu geos eun eol ma na keup ni kka ?

with me

나와 함께 - na wa ham kke

can I help you?

도와드릴까요? - do wa deu ril kka yo ?

without him

그없이 - geu eops i

under the table

테이블 아래에 - te i beur a rae e

do you speak English?

영어를 할 수 있습니까? - yeong eo reur har su it seup ni kka ?

after tomorrow

내일이 지나면 - nae ir i ji na myeon

how far is this?

얼마나 멉니까? - eol ma na meop ni kka ?

before sunset

일몰 전에/해지기 전에 - il mor jeon e hae ji gi jeon e

what time is it?

몇 시입니까? - myeoc si ip ni kka ?

but I'm busy

하지만 나는 바뻐요 - ha ji man na neun ba ppeo yo

how much is this? 얼마입니까? - eol ma ip ni kka ?

he is not here

그는 여기 없습니다 - geu neun yeo gi eopt seup ni da 저것은 나의 책이 아닙니다 - jeo geos eun na ui chaeg i a nip ni da

what is your name?

이름이 무엇입니까? - i reum i mu eos ip ni kka ?

that is not my book

사는 곳이 어디입니까? - sa neun gos i eo di ip ni kka ?

do not enter

들어가지 마시오 - deur eo ga ji ma si o

where do you live?

where is he?

그는 어디 있습니까? - geu neun eo di it seup ni kka ?

what is this?

이것은 무엇입니까? - i geos eun mu eos ip ni kka ?

why are you sad?

당신은 슬픈이유는 무엇입니까? - dang sin eun seul peun i yu neun mu eos ip ni kka ?

how do you want 어떻게 지불하시겠습니까? - eo tteoh ge ji bul ha si get to pay? seup ni kka ?

do you know me? 저를 아십니까? - jeo reur a sip ni kka ?

can you help me? 도와주시겠습니까? - do wa ju si get seup ni kka ?

As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Questions in Korean has a logical pattern. Locate the Questions above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Korean. List of Questions in Korean Below is a list of the Questions and interrogative expressions in Korean placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary.

can I come?

제가 가도 되나요? - je ga ga do doe na yo ?

is he sleeping?

그는 자고 있습니까? - geu neun ja go it seup ni kka ?

do you know me?

저를 아십니까? - jeo reur a sip ni kka ?

do you have my book?

내책을 가지고 있습니까? - nae chaeg eur ga ji go it seup ni kka ?

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어휘 - eo hwi

그것은 얼마나 큽니까? - geu geos eun eol ma na keup ni kka ?

Countries

국가 - guk ga

how big is it?

Australia

호주 - ho ju

Cambodia

캄보디아 - kam bo di a

Canada

캐나다 - kae na da

can I help you?

도와드릴까요? - do wa deu ril kka yo ?

can you help me? 도와주시겠습니까? - do wa ju si get seup ni kka ?

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Korean Questions

do you speak English?

영어를 할 수 있습니까? - yeong eo reur har su it seup ni kka ?

China

중국 - jung guk

Egypt

이집트 - i jip teu

how far is this?

얼마나 멉니까? - eol ma na meop ni kka ?

England

영국 - yeong guk

what time is it?

몇 시입니까? - myeoc si ip ni kka ?



프랑스 - peu rang seu

how much is this?

얼마입니까? - eol ma ip ni kka ?



독일 - dog il

what is your name?

Greece

그리스 - geu ri seu

이름이 무엇입니까? - i reum i mu eos ip ni kka ?

India

인도 - in do

Indonesia

인도네시아 - in do ne si a

where do you live?

사는 곳이 어디입니까? - sa neun gos i eo di ip ni kka ?

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Korean Questions

Italy

이탈리아 - i tal li a

Japan

일본 - il bon

Mexico

멕시코 - mek si ko

Morocco

모로코 - mo ro ko

Peru

페루 - pe ru

Spain

스페인 - seu pe in

Thailand

태국 - tae guk

USA

미국 - mi guk

Languages

언어 - eon eo

Arabic

아랍어 - a rab eo

Chinese

중국어 - jung gug eo

English

영어 - yeong eo

French

프랑스 - peu rang seu

German

독어 - dog eo

Greek

그리스어 - geu ri seu eo

Hebrew

히브리어 - hi beu ri eo

Hindi

힌디어 - hin di eo

Italian

이탈리아어 - i tal li a eo

Japanese

일본어 - il bon eo

Korean

한국어 - han gug eo

Latin

라틴어 - ra tin eo

Russian

러시아어 - reo si a eo

Spanish

스페인어 - seu pe in eo

Urdu

우르두어 - u reu du eo

Days

요일 - yo il

Monday

월요일 - wor yo il

Tuesday

화요일 - hwa yo il

Wednesday

수요일 - su yo il

Thursday

목요일 - mog yo il

Friday

금요일 - geum yo il

Saturday

토요일 - to yo il

Sunday

일요일 - ir yo il

time

시간 - si gan

hour

시 - si

minute

분 - bun

second

초 - cho

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sizes

크기 - keu gi

big

큰 - keun

deep

깊은 - gip eun

long

긴 - gin

narrow

폭이 좁은 - pog i job eun

short

짧은 - jjalb eun

small

작은 - jag eun

tall

키가 큰 - ki ga keun

thick

두꺼운 - du kkeo un

thin

얇은 - yalb eun

wide

넓은 - neolb eun

tastes

맛 - mat

bitter

쓴 - sseun

fresh

신선한 - sin seon han

salty

짠 - jjan

sour

신(시큼한) - sin si keum han

spicy

매운 - mae un

sweet

달콤한 - dal kom han

qualities

특성 - teuk seong

bad

나쁜 - na ppeun

clean

깨끗한 - kkae kkeut han

dark

어두운 - eo du un

difficult

어려운 - eo ryeo un

dirty

더러운 - deo reo un

dry

건조한 - geon jo han

easy

쉬운 - swi un

empty

비어있는/빈 - bi eo it neun bin

expensive

(가격이) 비싼 - ga gyeog i bi ssan

fast

빨리 - ppal li

foreign

외국의 - oe gug ui

full

가득한/완전한 - ga deuk han wan jeon han

good

좋은 - joh eun

hard

딱딱한/어려운 - ttak ttak han eo ryeo un

colors

색상 - saek sang

heavy

무거운 - mu geo un

black

검정 - geom jeong

inexpensive

값싼/바싸지 않은 - gapt ssan ba ssa ji anh eun

blue

파랑 - pa rang

light

가벼운/밝은 - ga byeo un balg eun

brown

갈색 - gal saek

local

지역의/현지의 - ji yeog ui hyeon ji ui

gray

회색 - hoe saek

new

새로운 - sae ro un

green

초록 - cho rok

noisy

시끄러운 - si kkeu reo un

orange

오렌지 - o ren ji

old

오래된/늙은 - o rae doen neulg eun

purple

보라 - bo ra

powerful

강한 - gang han

red

빨강 - ppal gang

quiet

조용한 - jo yong han

white

하얀/흰색 - ha yan huin saek

correct

올바른 - ol ba reun

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slow

느린/천천히 - neu rin cheon cheon hi

garlic

마늘 - ma neul

soft

부드러운 - bu deu reo un

lettuce

양상추 - yang sang chu

very

매우/아주 - mae u a ju

olives

올리브 - ol li beu

weak

약한 - yak han

onions

양파 - yang pa

wet

젖은 - jeoj eun

peppers

후추 - hu chu

wrong

잘못된 - jal mot doen

potatoes

감자 - gam ja

young

어린/젊은 - eo rin jeolm eun

pumpkin

호박 - ho bak

음식 - eum sik

beans

콩 - kong

almonds

아몬드 - a mon deu

tomatoes

토마토 - to ma to

bread

빵 - ppang

alligator

악어 - ag eo

breakfast

아침 식사 - a chim sik sa

alligators

악어(들) - ag eo deur

butter

버터 - beo teo

bear

곰 - gom

candy

사탕 - sa tang

bears

곰(들) - gom deur

cheese

치즈 - chi jeu

bird

새 - sae

chicken

닭고기 - dalk go gi

birds

새(들) - sae deur

cumin

커민 - keo min

bull

황소 - hwang so

dessert

디저트 - di jeo teu

bulls

황소(들) - hwang so deur

dinner

저녁 식사 - jeo nyeog sik sa

cat

고양이 - go yang i

fish

생선 - saeng seon

cats

고양이(들) - go yang i deur

fruit

과일 - gwa il

cow

암소 - am so

ice cream

아이스크림 - a i seu keu rim

cows

암소(들) - am so deur

lamb

양고기 - yang go gi

deer

사슴 - sa seum

lemon

레몬 - re mon

many deer

여러 마리의 사슴 - yeo reo ma ri ui sa seum

lunch

점심 식사 - jeom sim sik sa

dog

개 - gae

meal

식사 - sik sa

dogs

개(들) - gae deur

meat

고기 - go gi

donkey

당나귀 - dang na gwi

oven

오븐 - o beun

donkeys

당나귀(들) - dang na gwi deur

pepper

후추 - hu chu

eagle

독수리 - dok su ri

plants

식물 - sik mul

eagles

독수리(들) - dok su ri deur

pork

돼지고기 - dwae ji go gi

elephant

코끼리 - ko kki ri

salad

샐러드 - sael leo deu

elephants

코끼리(들) - ko kki ri deur

salt

소금 - so geum

giraffe

기린 - gi rin

sandwich

샌드위치 - saen deu wi chi

giraffes

기린(들) - gi rin deur

sausage

소시지 - so si ji

goat

염소 - yeom so

soup

수프 - su peu

goats

염소(들) - yeom so deur

sugar

설탕 - seol tang

horse

말 - mal

supper

저녁 식사 - jeo nyeog sik sa

horses

말(들) - mar deur

turkey

칠면조 - chil myeon jo

lion

사자 - sa ja

apple

사과 - sa gwa

lions

사자(들) - sa ja deur

banana

바나나 - ba na na

monkey

원숭이 - won sung i

oranges

오렌지 - o ren ji

monkeys

원숭이(들) - won sung i deur

peaches

복숭아 - bok sung a

mouse

쥐 - jwi

peanut

땅콩 - ttang kong

mice

쥐(들) - jwi deur

pears

배 - bae

rabbit

토끼 - to kki

pineapple

파인애플 - pa in ae peul

rabbits

토끼(들) - to kki deur

grapes

포도 - po do

snake

뱀 - baem

strawberries

딸기 - ttal gi

snakes

뱀(들) - baem deur

vegetables

야채 - ya chae

tiger

호랑이 - ho rang i

carrot

당근 - dang geun

tigers

호랑이(들) - ho rang i deur

corn

옥수수 - ok su su

wolf

늑대 - neuk dae

cucumber

오이 - o i

wolves

늑대(들) - neuk dae deur

food

English Vocabulary

English Vocabulary

Korean Vocabulary

Korean Vocabulary

objects

물건/물체 - mul geon mul che

wall

벽 - byeok

bathroom

욕실 - yok sil

wallet

지갑 - ji gap

bed

침대 - chim dae

window

창문 - chang mun

bedroom

침실 - chim sil

telephone

전화/전화기 - jeon hwa jeon hwa gi

ceiling

천장 - cheon jang

this

이것 - i geot

chair

의자 - ui ja

that

그것 - geu geot

clothes

옷 - ot

these

이것들 - i geot deul

coat

코트 - ko teu

those

그것들 - geu geot deul

cup

컵 - keop

desk

책상 - chaek sang

dress

드레스 - deu re seu

floor

층/바닥 - cheung ba dak

fork

포크 - po keu

furniture

가구 - ga gu

glass

유리 - yu ri

hat

모자 - mo ja

house

집 - jip

ink

잉크 - ing keu

jacket

재킷 - jae kit

kitchen

부엌 - bu eok

knife

칼 - kal

lamp

램프 - raem peu

letter

편지/서신 - pyeon ji seo sin

map

지도 - ji do

newspaper

신문 - sin mun

notebook

수첩 - su cheop

pants

바지 - ba ji

paper

종이 - jong i

pen

펜 - pen

pencil

연필 - yeon pil

pharmacy

약국 - yak guk

picture

그림 - geu rim

plate

접시/그릇 - jeop si geu reut

refrigerator

냉장고 - naeng jang go

restaurant

레스토랑/식당 - re seu to rang sik dang

roof

지붕 - ji bung

room

방 - bang

rug

깔개/양탄자 - kkal gae yang tan ja

scissors

가위 - ga wi

shampoo

샴푸 - syam pu

shirt

셔츠 - syeo cheu

shoes

구두 - gu du

soap

비누 - bi nu

socks spoon table

양말 - yang mal 숟가락 - sut ga rak 식탁/탁자 - sik tag tak ja

toilet

화장실 - hwa jang sil

toothbrush

칫솔 - chit sol

toothpaste

치약 - chi yak

towel

수건 - su geon

umbrella

우산 - u san

underwear

속옷 - sog ot

Questions how?

어떻게? - eo tteoh ge ?

what?

무엇을? - mu eos eur ?

who?

누가? - nu ga ?

why?

왜? - wae ?

where?

어디로? - eo di ro ?

different objects

다양한 대상/물체 - da yang han dae sang mul che

art

예술 - ye sul

bank

은행 - eun haeng

beach

바닷가 - ba dat ga

book

책 - chaek

by bicycle

자전거로 - ja jeon geo ro

by bus

버스로 - beo seu ro

by car

자동차로 - ja dong cha ro

by train

기차로 - gi cha ro

cafe

카페 - ka pe

country

국가/나라 - guk ga na ra

desert

사막 - sa mak

dictionary

사전 - sa jeon

earth

흙/지구 - heulg ji gu

flowers

꽃 - kkoc

football

축구 - chuk gu

forest

숲 - sup

game

게임/경기 - ge im gyeong gi

garden

정원 - jeong won

geography

지리학 - ji ri hak

history

역사 - yeok sa

house

집 - jip

island

섬 - seom

lake

호수 - ho su

library

도서관 - do seo gwan

math

수학 - su hak

moon

달 - dal

mountain

산 - san

movies

영화 - yeong hwa

music

음악 - eum ak

ocean

바다/대양 - ba da dae yang

office

사무실 - sa mu sil

on foot

도보/걸어서 - do bo geor eo seo

player

선수 - seon su

river

강 - gang

science

과학 - gwa hak

sea

바다 - ba da

English Vocabulary

Korean Vocabulary

sky

하늘 - ha neul

soccer

축구 - chuk gu

stars

별 - byeol

supermarket

슈퍼마켓 - syu peo ma ket

swimming pool

수영장 - su yeong jang

theater

극장 - geuk jang

tree

나무 - na mu

weather

날씨 - nal ssi

bad weather

나쁜 날씨/악천후 - na ppeun nal ssi ak cheon hu

cloudy

흐린 - heu rin

cold

추운 - chu un

cool

시원한 - si won han

foggy

안개가 낀 - an gae ga kkin

hot

더운 - deo un

nice weather

좋은 날씨 - joh eun nal ssi

pouring

비가 쏟아짐 - bi ga ssod a jim

rain

비 - bi

raining

비가 내림 - bi ga nae rim

snow

눈 - nun

snowing

눈이옴 - nun i om

ice

얼음 - eor eum

sunny

화창한/햇살이 내리쬐는 - hwa chang han haet sar i nae ri jjoe neun

windy

바람이 부는 - ba ram i bu neun

spring

봄 - bom

summer

여름 - yeo reum

autumn

가을 - ga eul

winter

겨울 - gyeo ul

people

사람 - sa ram

aunt

이모/고모/숙모 - i mo go mo suk mo

baby

아기 - a gi

brother

형/오빠/형제 - hyeong o ppa hyeong je

cousin

사촌 - sa chon

daughter

딸 - ttal

dentist

치과 의사 - chi gwa ui sa

doctor

의사 - ui sa

father

아버지 - a beo ji

grandfather

할아버지 - har a beo ji

grandmother

할머니 - hal meo ni

husband

남편 - nam pyeon

mother

어머니 - eo meo ni

nephew

조카(아들) - jo ka a deur

niece

조카(딸) - jo ka ttar

nurse

간호사 - gan ho sa

policeman

경찰 - gyeong chal

postman

우체부 - u che bu

professor

교수 - gyo su

son

아들 - a deul

teacher

선생님 - seon saeng nim

uncle

삼촌/아저씨 - sam chon a jeo ssi

wife

아내 - a nae

Korean Reading 제 26 조 1) 모든 사람은 교육을 받을 권리를 가진다 . 교육은 최소한 초등 및 기초단계에서는 무상이어야 한다. 초등교육은 의무적이어야 한다. 기술 및 직업교육은 일반적으로 접근이 가능하여야 하며, 고등교육은 모든 사람에게 실력에 근거하여 동등하게 접근 가능하여야 한다. 2) 교육은 인격의 완전한 발전과 인권과 기본적 자유에 대한 존중의 강화를 목표로 한다. 교육은 모든 국가 , 인종 또는 종교 집단간에 이해, 관용 및 우의를 증진하며 , 평화의 유지를 위한 국제연합의 활동을 촉진하여야 한다. 3) 부모는 자녀에게 제공되는 교육의 종류를 선택할 우선권을 가진다 . 제 27 조 1) 모든 사람은 공동체의 문화생활에 자유롭게 참여하며 예술을 향유하고 과학의 발전과 그 혜택을 공유할 권리를 가진다 . 2) 모든 사람은 자신이 창작한 과학적 , 문학적 또는 예술적 산물로부터 발생하는 정신적, 물질적 이익을 보호받을 권리를 가진다 . Below is the translation of the above text, check what you understood without the help of the dictionary, after reading the translation one time, go back up and read the Korean text and see if you can recognize the more words this time. English Translation Article 26 1. Everyone has the right to education. Education shall be free, at least in the elementary and fundamental stages. Elementary education shall be compulsory. Technical and professional education shall be made generally available and higher education shall be equally accessible to all on the basis of merit. 2. Education shall be directed to the full development of the human personality and to the strengthening of respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms. It shall promote understanding, tolerance and friendship among all nations, racial or religious groups, and shall further the activities of the United Nations for the maintenance of peace. 3. Parents have a prior right to choose the kind of

English Translation education that shall be given to their children. Article 27 1. Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits. 2. Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.