Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Example
Ansan Jeonju Jonggak Ulsan
Example
Gangnam
a eo o u eu i ae e oe wi ya yeo yo yu yae ye wa
fill apple pen west window yard young York you yank yes Wanda
speak appa party Pohang jacket Jirisan waltz jjigae child Chuncheon
Seogwipo Yangyang Buyeo Yongsan Yugyo yaegi Yesan Gwangju Waegwan Suwon gwedo
hand Hangang name Namwon moon Masan song very lake Gangwon Marado Jamsil Silla
Hello.
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Annyeonghaseyo?
My name is Peter.
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Jeoneun Peter-imnida.
Thank you.
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Gamsahamnida.
Sorry.
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Mianhamnida.
Excuse me.
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Sillyehamnida.
Transportation
There are two kinds of taxis in Korea: a standard taxi and a deluxe taxi. A deluxe taxi is slightly more expensive than a standard taxi. Taxi fares are usually paid in cash, but many taxis now accept payment by credit card or public transit card. Tipping is not necessary.
A : Thank you.
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Gomapseumnida.
Left turn : (jwahoejeon) Go straight : (jikjin) Ticket counter : (pyo paneun got) Platform : (taneun got) To transfer : (garataneun got) Exit : (naganeun got)
Shopping
Dongdaemun
This is a huge clothes market. You can even shop here late at night. (Exit 13 or 14 of Dongdaemun History & Culture Park station on subway line No.s 2, 4, and 5)
Myeong-dong
This area of Seoul is a popular shopping district for tourists. (Exit 6 of Myeong-dong station on subway line No. 4)
Hat : (moja) Clothes : (ot) Bag : (gabang) Watch : (sigye) Accessories : (Accessories) Electronic goods : (jeonjajepum) Pattern : (muni) Food : (eumsik) Design : (Design) Shape : (moyang)
Tourism
N Seoul Tower N
Gaze down upon Seoul. The nightscape is especially awe-inspiring. (Bus No. 2 after taking Exit 6 of Dongguk University station on subway line No. 3)
B: Sure.
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Ne.
Art museum : (misulgwan) Zoo : (dongmurwon) Bathroom : (hwajangsil) Map : (jido) Ticket : (ipjanggwon) Admission fee : (ipjangnyo) Free : (muryo)
Restaurant
A Korean meal usually consists of rice, soup, main dishes, and side dishes. The rice and soup are served separately to each individual, but the main dishes and side dishes are placed in the center of the table to be shared with others. There is no need to leave a tip.
Id like to order.
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Jumunhalgeyo.
Water : (mul) Side dish : (banchan) Pepper : (huchu) Salt : (sogeum) Fork : (Fork) Pork : (dwaejigogi) Chopsticks : (jeotgarak) Spoon : (sutgarak) Pay : (gyesan) Check : (gyesanseo) It s delicious. : (masisseoyo) It s spicy. : (maewoyo)
Telephone
It is not easy to find a pay phone on the streets these days due to the widespread use of cell phones. Most pay phones require a phone card, but some only accept coins. Card-operated pay phones are convenient because they can be used to make local and long-distance calls, as well as overseas calls. You can purchase a phone card at most convenience stores as well as at special shops that sell phone cards.
B: Okay.
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Ne, algesseumnida.
Long-distance call : (sioejeonhwa) Local call : (sinaejeonhwa) Text message : (munja Message)
Hospital Pharmacy
If you get sick, go to a hospital to receive medical treatment and a prescription, if necessary. Pick up your medicine by bringing the prescription to a pharmacy. You can purchase household medicine at a pharmacy without a prescription.
A: My stomach hurts.
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Baega apayo.
A: Yesterday.
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Eojebuteoyo.
Leg : (dari) Head : (meori) Tooth : (i) Back : (heori) Cold sweat : (sigeunttam)
I have fever.
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Yeori nayo.
I have a cold.
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Gamgie geollyeosseoyo.
Cold medicine : (gamgiyak) Headache medicine : (dutongnyak) Eye drops : (anyak) Anti-diarrheal medicine : (jisaje) Painkiller : (jintongje) Bandage : (banchanggo) Aspirin : (Aspirin) Diabetes medication : (dangnyoyak) Heart-disease medication : (simjangnyak)
I lost my bag.
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Gabang-eul ireo beoryeosseoyo.
Cell phone : (hyudaejeonhwa) Passport (yeogwon) Wallet : (jigap) Plane ticket : (hanggonggwon)
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Emotions
Koreans tend not to express their emotions to others and place importance on modesty. For example, they will frequently answer No when receiving a compliment or being thanked. This is not meant to deny the other persons compliment or gratitude, but is the result of a culture that places enormous value on having a modest attitude.
So so.
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Geujeo geuraeyo.
Im tired.
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Pigonhaeyo.
Its fun.
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Jaemiisseoyo.
Im angry.
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Hwaga nayo.
Its okay.
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Gwaenchanayo.
Cheer up.
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Himnaeseyo.
2. Greetings and Basic Expressions 3. Transportation 4. Shopping 5. Tourism 6. Restaurant 7. Telephone 8. HospitalPharmacy 9. Request for Help 10. Emotions