by Chad Meyer, Moonjung Kim in association with KoreaTimes click anywhere on this screen to continue...Table of Contents 01 - Places to Eat in Korea 02 - Ordering Food in Korea 03 - Popular Korean Dishes 04 - Greetings 05 - Numbers 06 - Transportation 07 - Asking Directions 08 - Shopping 09 - Clothes 10 - Office Seniority 11 - Family 12 - Accessories 13 - Korean Noodles 14 - Relatives 15 - TV Setup 16 - Korean Tea 17 - Express Feelings 18 - Grocery Shopping 19 - Cash Register Checkout 20 - Street Food 21 - Baseball 22 - Washing Machine 23 - Fabrics and clothing Care 24 - Colors 25 - Shoes 26 - Korean Barbecue 27 - Korean Holidays 28 - Shoe Mending 29 - Ordering Meat 30 - Ordering Food on Phone 31 - Describing Yourself 32 - Occupations 33 - Recycling 34 - Popular Korean Rice Dishes 35 - Weather 36 - ATM Machine Help You can click on any topic above to view that page. Or, you can use the left and right arrow keys for navigating the pages of this book. Also, you can use the up arrow key to jump to the Table of Content page and the down arrow key to jump to the last page.01 PLACES to EAT in KOREA Easy to Leam Korean Language Chad Ideyer, Moonjung Hm HOF BAR: Restaurant Restaurant. yA ee BAg resilorang punshikehip Aaup, ba Serves foreign foods; normally | | Serves small meals and snacks | Serves a wariaty of drinks, priced higher than Korean ‘on the cheapsuch as a spicy ow including Korean beer and soju. ‘cuisine dua to the non-local -eako(ddoqpogg!), tempura, and Normally at leastone small dish ingredients used ramen. of food (anju) should be ordered. Restaurant Korean Restaurant EzopAt ealey tall pajangmacha hanshikehip Abe ‘Quixioors: Offers quick cheap All varieties. of traditional ‘Offers. various coffeas, tans, meals. Standing room only. Korean food! and desserts, Floor table Korean Barbecue. a BEB sang ba bi gy Allaworite of foreigners. These places serve pork or beet, 2 and sormatimes bath. Can be Table marinated or A charesel ATE, BLO gall BBO is prefered over a shiktak, feib! gas gill BBO, but costs more02 ORDERING FOOD in KOREA Easy to Learn Korean Language Chad Mapes, Moogung Kine | would like to order this. One Fale. igeoio juseyo. Do you accept credit cards? aagAAS Boe? kuredit cardeu badayo? Water, please. Do you have an English menu? & S Fale. So Oi Bag? mul jom juseye, yeengeo manyu itsaayo? eR BS See eee Do you offer take out? WORD BANK BAB 7+ ULL? ; umsikul kajigogalsu itnayo? © Napkin Wel naephit B Receipt BES yongsuyjong BH Chopsticks 34 7b@} chotgarek z 1 Where is the restroom? ork: Ba pokw S}attJ0| oc] Woe? Spaon 272 sufgarak hwajangsili odi itseoyo? ; Knife a kat BEEBE eee amo Lt 4) @ Dishes are often shared among Korean colleagues and friends, Allaw your senior members to serve themselves and begin to eat first. @ Don't feel ignored! Koreans prefer to enjoy their meals at their own pace and without interruption frem the restaurant staff. When you need Service, raise your voice and call out for assistance. @ Look around! Many restaurants also have buzzers.to contact serwers. © Major credit cards, including American Express, are accepted everywhere.Q3 POPULAR KOREAN DISHES - SOUPS Easy to Leam Korean Language Chaddayon Mocrjumg Haat Kimchi stew Beef soup Pot luck stew Balsi7y age ARCH > kimeht jjigao sonlieong tang hodse jigae Buddoe: Jiigae is a Koncan stow thal uses SY Soybean Paste Stew els a . ‘robal Betalal Chili pepper | jogs pans and Onion dosnjang yigee Tum Spar Zu gochu yangpa Soybean paste Meat og Bal doenijang goat Doenjang jigae is the Korean quivaient of Japanese miso Soup. Bath ar midds Using fermented soy bean pasie Oponjang Jjigae has green ‘onions in avepatabla oF beat broil as apposed bamiso's.fish based brath. Itig anexceillont sburce of prow. SS 2S SS SSeS WORD BAN! ®@ Hot soups are papular meals. all year long, not just during, the cold months. Kimchi ae] kiimaeht Garlic ons menace : ' @ [nthe humid summer months, Park SHR|2?| dwacyigogi © {he combination af he spicy Sheccecesnccreantenecsce! red pepper paste and the hot z , oo broth act as cooling agents oo ‘Ha?| dekgegi gy forthe body by causing sweat. om Mushroom = Ls beoseot gGreenonion pe J tenn ooo04 Greetings Easy to Leam Korean Language hed Weyer, Moonjung Kin 2© Nice to meet you. ~ ahjat egRO Lich. as mannaseo: pangepsuamida. Nice to meet you, too. es Wis DAY Brera, choda mannaseo pangopsumnisa Hello. You are welcome. Good bye. Or stAl2 Hoos, PLS] Fb annyeenghaseye, ghaonmansye. ennyeonghi gaseya. Thank you. See you tomorrow. TeSuct. QY Wie wh, gomapsumnida. neeit ewayo. How are you? Long time no see. B Awol? 2eqzietolols, jel jinsessoyo? oraegenmanieyo. ‘annyeonghi gaseyo’ @ Saying goodbye in Korean requires knowing who is staying and who will be leaving. Goodbye is ‘have a good stay" or "goin peace’, © Ifthe speaker is leaving and ther people Stay, the speaker says ‘annyeonghi gyeseyo". @ Ifthe speaker stays and others leave, the Good bye speaker can say ‘annyeanghi gaseyc". a Ifall parties are leaving, everyone can say 2g S] AAS annyeonghi oye se ye.05 NUMBERS! Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Ched Meyer, Moonjumg Kins The Korean language uses two sets of numbers. Anything that can be counted will require use of only one of these sets. Sino-Korean numbers, in yellow below, are derived from Chinese Pure Korean numbers, shown in the two rightmost columns below, are of Korean origin. One StL hana a set Five cha daseot Seven ue ilgop Nine p of TT Oy Three = ey Two One = & w dul a One 0’ clock --...--- eal han si06 NUMBERS II Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Chat ibkrpee, Msi ira Pure Korean numbers are only commonly used to represent 1 to 99. Ordered numbers, or ordinals, area version of this. The yellow boxes are ordinals of Pure Kerean numbers shewing ranking, The left column is a set of Sino-Kerean numbers which are used for Korean money. Zero First Second a2 SMH ml Hal yeong. gong sheotbeonlias dubeonjjae Third Fourth Fifth Adal ulead cd Hal sebeoniaa nebeovae daseotbeenfae Sixth Seventh Eighth ib bat | Ueaa aS yeoseatbeonjae | Jgapbeonjae | | yoodaoibeanyiae Nineth Tenth Eleventh ORR Hd ebay Bead ahepbeanyjae yeobeanjea yeothante onjas My phone number is 010-123-4567. A HEMSE SUR WY ALZSe SUC, | Jo joonhwa-bronhoneun gengiticam sa-oyukchil fenide, My address is dong 5-77. A FS5 = © CHA) 2a Auect, Je iusoneun dong 0 das! siell ipnida,07 ‘TRANSPORTATION - BUS & TAXI Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chad Moyer, sdoarjiung Kir Blue Bus Ze iu HAL ganseon-beoseu Jisgan-beosou faekst Rapid inter-regional traval along Linking main rautes ‘ith subway Ftogulartaxl. Starting fares main bus routes. 900°Won for fires lines within a rogiea, 1900 Won tortha fret im, 20% ‘Wher with T-card of 1000 Wan, SoWS Eager MHEMIGML. QaL Red Bus Yellow Bus aay Ses BYya AY gwangyeok beoseu sunhwan beoseu rabeom faeksi Rapid transportation between Cxcular ing transportation ‘Delia Taxi that's comfortable metropolitan areas, ike Seoul, inside urban canters and and mare friendly. As with and cities in Gyeonggi Province TekcnmaT Cason fegulse tani, tigping is nat expactad, 4500 Wian far first km Does this bus go to ? Please tell me when we arrive. Oo] HA oO] Buz? Sasa gaze. beosu___ gopnikka? dochekramyaon al-tyeojuseyo. How many stops from here? Would you take me to ? O71 SE SABOIL} FtOp StL? vIx| FEAL? = yeogiseo myeat jeanggeojangina gaya ay aad saeaeasssare * hanayo?0g TRANSPORTATION Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chaadeye, Moowyimg Kant Proxy Driver alee daévi urifédrt AG Cal Sorviog for When OURS Oetwein your Cav aid realize that you have had too - meh te drink, This ig 2 T-Money Card cast effective way of getting &] ofU] both you and your car wimoens ere ey Am electronic rechargeable VEEP OSD CONC, I-Ca De Ue Of all Public fansports Gidih! Rais buses, subways. and even imany Please add 10,000 Won to my card. parking garages. .AT-Monsy Card |e required inorder to get a fae FEO] PA Soa Ms, transfer between buses andior Radu-e manwonman Adohedjtiseys. <7 the eubwray. Seoul gywostong credit card hiany poopo have a Koroan crosit Coie ef) Re Taree Pur English subway map, please: Tek coarse tvs it eaquicos Bol 7 EMS He FMB. fo balance to be kept on the cond yeongeo jihacheol noseondo jom juseyo. and otters avec baling =) ; “la libs Subwa Ticket Counter a spend ose / jihachea! Mend dat Tho Scoul subway cystom is an easy-to-use, tow cost Fansperation system. Many signa and subway a toe are writen ia Enalish, Ticket Tho subway and buses do not run all nightco a xz | Subway ‘an wil be necessary for lale night hours, pyo F Station English subway maps are free and available upon i Fhe request of map subway ticket counters Ean haciwolyaok09 TRANSPORTATION Easy to Lear Korean Language Skills >> KTX High speed trains KTX, a0] E] aA ke tl egseu The Karen Trash Express esate more than a regular train, but offers a fast and comfortabio way to travel Karo, You can traval fram Segul 1 Busan in Under 3 hours a5 oppesed to 4 Nouts on the regular KORAIL train, Half of the => KGRAIL Train 3|h gicha ‘Korea Railroad stangara Arains Bea Wow 0551 MANS of traveling between cities. Ht Jakes 4 Dours fe Warol trom ‘Seoul to the sauthemmas: ily of Busan. Standing seats Chad Merren, Moonje Karts Leute AVIS Car rental west rentouka Be sure to bring ait Inte rnatborail Drives? conse as thoytare raquirod In Scum Korea, Thess are (ony aasBEBIe in yar hema country for licensed foals foee backwards, eo veld meee IF arwers. you ara sasily orona to: matian sickness. ‘Tickel pre-sales are snnounced and oreur betere holidays, seting sut before tha date of denartuis, Standing seats are alsa available. are alco available Sorry, the train is sold out. E|SVLICH, PREF} OHA S| AG LICh. Jeesonghapaida, gichepyoge mavjindoe-eorse umaiga Reservation ool yeonae z Airpert Limousine Bus Express suas Bus Terninals TA gongtrangbeoseu DSaWA Bole gosokbeaseu teaminal A @ The Airpomt Limousine Bus servies is a simple and economical way to Round Oneway travel from the airport to your 4 7 destination. No reservation is inte ed required, Ifyou need tax 2s ‘service after the bus, be warned that warngbok pyeonde trunk space is very limited. This is — —> a hecause the trunk holds 3 tank of —_ + liquid potroloum gas (LPG) for fuel,10 ASKING DIRECTIONS | Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Chad ldeyer, IMoonjung Kior Other side of the street Intersection @ aun ~ Atel gil geonneopyeon sagecni Traffic light 1868 i> Bus stop See jeongryujang Where am |? f Map Gai} Ela}27? Crosswalk "Pym >... oo 4 AT yeogiga oedingayo? ido Goleft[ JIL Goright! JIL Goback, IL Hoe siz, Sp |) ena sais, | smo ia. af Jwahesjean haseyo uhagjeon haseyo doadora gaseyo Go straight. dete Can you write it down for me? Sule stale. Of? oy Wy RAYA? Hokbaro gaseyo TE yaogle sseo jusiaeyo? sESe eee eee eee a @ When asking for directions, ' Vale be prepared for detailed ' a insructions. |'sbestto verify i Way over there WH! GH . afterwards. B Next che i ' @ Ca mand paperandesk og 7777 "" Ree tae hed ae mete draw athe map i Near BAol geuncheo-e : based on the stepsthatthey In front of woe ape 1 provided. g Back of ou dwive I wee eee41 ASKING DIRECTIONS Il Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Ghod! hderyer, Mconjoung Hin Where is 2 Do you speak English? — aeleuat? gol & @ oie? we —— Soa? yreongeo hel jul aseyo? What floor is located on? O| Sol WL? —__/ myeel cheungea itinayo? What exit number should | use? OL HTS Lyrpop tein? eoneu chulgue nagoya hapnikke? How long does it take to walk there from here? Over zi aiziztal delvtedl got geist? there yeogiseo geogikkaji georeoganaunde ealmana geoilipnikka? Rol jeojok-« What subway train do | take to get to ? az —— JHE OL Tere Elo; BUM? _—— ganeunde eaneu jihacheoreul tye hapnikka? y CTI) © Most siectons ao neta sel nares nies nero thay are major roads. However, major fad signs have: ol] both Kerean and English. @ North, south, east, and west ara not used ta provide directions as they are in Westem countries @ Directions are instead based on nearby bulidings, landmarks, subway stations, and major intersections. Always bring the phone number af your destination in case you get lost,42 SHOPPING | Easy to Lear Korean Language Skills Chad deren Mooejumg Hint I'm lecking for 4 No thanks. Welcome! — & #ede. MOE. OMS ME. ___. reut chatneundeyo graenchanhayo eoseo-aseyo How can | help you? Pts CCMA? mueosol dowadeuntskkayo? How much is this? Ol74 elotolla? igeo colmacyo? I will take it. May | use your calculator? |E=a de dale. Att?| Be + we? igeailo salkkeyo gyesangi jor sseulsu isseuikkaya? Please give me a discount Do you carry a &S AOS, — wu? Jom kkegajuseyo. —_ itnayo? @ Expect to negotiate prices with shop stall owners. Each shopkeeper keeps a calculator handy for such situations. Ask to borrow it, then type inthe amount you would like to pay. Show it to than. This may go back and forth several times, Shopping malls, chain stores, and department stores normally do nol allow haggling. Korean department stores feature shops representing local and intemational brands. Each of these snops may have sale events. Look for sale signs, as these items are typically found ina single rack.43 SHOPPING II Easy to Learn Kerean Language Skills: Chad hope, Mesejune Kin I like it. Do you have more in stock? O17] Bol O12, B20] CULL? igeo mam-e deureoyo, amulgeon! dee Its po? Are there any sales? AW SHER? 9, ___ Seibel Riananyer? 30% OFF lam just browsing. ad Fase Solas. geunyang gugyecaghanéen jusigieye. Do you have this in bigger/smaller size? Discount. BC Bate 101m wee oe! rail jom deo keurjagoun saijeu itnayo? Can I try this on? [ Fal | Iwill think about it. Mme + Cie? S24 & thee. ibeobor su itnayo? Srenggak fom haobolkkaye, Different pattern Ce Fu dareun mu-nui Different color ca et daréun saek-kkal44 CLOTHES Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Shirt Jacket ae TPA BUF nambang Saket Jamba Coat suit ze ‘ aa oe Feongyang Dress Skirt Anja ®|O} wonpiseu hima Jeans Pants Shorts YEE] ube] Gra A| chaong-baji bay banbay! . da @ Many Korean words for clathing Sweatsuit items are a transtiteration of aad their English counterpart, The chyurining Korean word for dress cones. from the word “onepiene”. The Korean word for sweatsuil comes from the English word, ‘training’, &s in training suit Dress shirt When shopping for elothes, take O|4= note thal sizes and cuts are wery waishyeo-eheu different than. in Wester countries,15 OFFICE SENIORITY Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chart Ieeypar, Jeiconingy Kin Secretary ~ 1.Chairaman Had ale bisea hogjang 2.President AbBp gwajang 9.Tean Leader ,4 SSS Se eee, aa 0 yaccLeae « timjang 1. ma i; soci ff office AMES sarmusil nee = BE meeting #191 hoe-ui . Ecol ikccsics gens pec eocenn 1: eae © desk Miah cheoksong = 11.General staff ee ee . AW g Creakiime #=AI7* swineunsigan & sewort See eee eee eee46 FAMILY Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chad ideypor, Mooring Kim : = : = Grandfather : Grandmother Grandfather ' Grandmother 2) BLOrH | : Heal BISFOPYY =] s eu oe-harabeo}t oe-haimeond chin-harebe of chin-hpimecn oo priecrennerennconse Father OU, Hob i abe al, oft eomeoni, comma . EBEO I, BPE cider oi ut Younger Younger Sister Brother” Jeo, 08 Sister Brother lp essen 128 gee una hyeong yeo-dongsaeng nam-dongsaeng au eon-ni oppa = @ The proper use of ‘older brother’ and ‘older sister’ will depend on the gender of the younger sibling. Ifthe younger sibling is a woman, she will call her older sister, ‘con-ni'_ Ifthe younger sibling is a man, he will call his older sister ‘nuna’. @ Younger family members mus! address older family members respectully by using their title, as listed in the diagram above @ Older family members can address younger family members simply by adding the letter ‘a’ to their name. So Moor-jung becomes Moan-jung-a to her parents, older brothers, and older sisters.47 ACCESSORIES Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chet Heleyrar, Jbéiconpuingy Kin Hat Bag Belt 2x ae ws ee moja gabang belteu Tie Scart MEETO] ee nokta-t meogeutoo Glasses Socks Watch oe ae Aa angyeang yangmal sigye Earrings Ring Necklace aol wt SHO] gwigeori banjt mokgeolt fA © ‘Sigye' can be used to describe ‘any device that tells the time. This includes a wall clock, an alarm clock, or even the time display on an electrical appliance. @ The English language requires aan "s' to be appended to the end cf @ noun to pluralize more than ene object. Korean uses only ene form, the singular farm, to describe ons or more objects.48 KOREAN NOODLES Easy to Learn Korean Language Spinach Aleal sigeumchi Onion 2a yargpa Knife cut Noodles. wae Aalguksu Traditionally, these knife cut wheat noodles are mixed veh variety of ingredients and served a8 & S6up, Soy milk Neodles sa Kong-quisu A traditional Korean soup ‘aneisting of cold soy rik, sesame sends. Mushroom Carrot Cold Noodle Soup aug mulnaengmyeon Summerima buckwheat noadies served in iea cold soup with egg. Miaslard and vines ar, in Large Plate were jeongban-guksu Buckwheat noadles in hot pepper Paste and mined with many Sifferant vogolabies ang mnats, Che Merron, Mooniuing xn Japchae wal Japchas Callophane necdios, oF dangmyson as thay are known in Korea, ane made from sweet polsiasinrch, The noodles are pan tried in a Korean saves Consisting of say sauce. sugar, sesame oil, and finaly cut vegetables Spicy Noodles py a bibimauxse Gold somyeom ncodies served Of a dish wilt Nol pepper paste, MinGEd Garlic, Super and viel if 2. A Black Soybean Noodles myatel Jafangmyeoa This Korean-style Chinese dish iemmace using wheal noccies in A black Renn saves.49 RELATIVES Easy to Lear Korean Language Skills Chad Meyer, Moonjung Kim Father-in-law AL OPE Al] siabeo Mother-in-law AjopoiL] sioomeont ® s a « * 1 ' seneeedeccscccesseneseet bawnesccnclness aeeeeeel Daughter-in-law Son-in-law Lal Abe myeoneu saw SESS ee 1 Med y ' Sede E NT a nel A 8 @ Unmarrisd younger uncle (husband ol mother's sister) oa imobar 1» ies eae faiher's famity are 4 unele (husband of father's sister) a2 gomohu B known as samchon. : aunt (father’s sister) m2 gomo a Sees ee eeessssessssesssseeseseseesesessesesee 8 @ Inthe mother's “s elder brother) Bow x| kevnabeof’ =| emily, samehon is B aunt (wife of father’s elder brother} = 20] OL] keunéorieand used fer an aider oF younger uncle, ig Uncle(father's younger married breather) x}.=a} 4.x] jokgounabool i Aunt (wife of father's younger brother) 2&9] of] piormoaee to Se Eee ee eee eee20 TVSETUP Easy fo Lear Korean Language Remote Control 28 / rimotew (Giad! Adeje, doorjiung Kin Jeanna F Le = TV Input - } FAVOR Battery oebw-imnyaok Channel awal seorhechreneo! geonjeanyi Previous . ijeon Ext (ESC Volune ... Jengryo: eumryang Channel Power cable Mute.» cheenect Hiac seyonget Closed jodriwer kode U Channel “Caption Guide ~--#. jamakbangsong bangsong-emnae Screen Ficture size in Picture Avram yo onkeu gi iu dongshi-hwamyeon Screen rag manual M Mode A} ada ad a yeongeengmadey | S8yOng-seoimyeongsea Please turn up/down the volume. AEH Sol / SA BAS. sovireu! nopyeo / najahwe juseye, Please turn on channel 11. et Ae SolSala. Sip hbOGN Chasheallo leured jusiye. Resolution aos haesangdo Language setup Aosta BOAEO-OOHEO AG21 KOREANTEA Easy to Learn Korean Language Normally purchased in ponder form from supermarkets and department stares, Ginsong contains adaptogens which can manage stress, fatigue and ansiety. Barley Tea aia bovicha ‘Commonly served as a complementary tea in Korean restaurants, Naturally caffeine frog and good far siernach aches, nokcha The Korgan mae for gran test liprally translates ti ‘gree 18a" Full of antioxidants that help minimize the ofiacts of aging. Ginger Tea BUR s@enggangcha Recommended for oold prevention, headaches, mation sickness, diarrhea and maintaining a healthy physique, Herb Tea Baht ssanghwache Anesth lea made from vanous Korean hers. His useful in fighting colds and exhowstion (Chad Meyer, wooniung Kim: Plum Tea OH et maesitcha This set nk is cOmenerily sorwad as a dessert ator lange moat Citron Tea we atsh yujecha Mado from an East Asian citrus fruit called "yuja" that looks like a grapetuit M is-sliced and mixed wilh hose Detota prasecving. Corn Tea Sea oksusecha Kemalsof com are reasied and then boiled to mak this drink, It has a naturally sweet taste-ard is (pflon combined wrsh bariey to.22 EXPRESS FEELINGS Easy to Learn Korean Language Ghhad Royer, idoonjiurgs Mir lam happy. lam angry. lam hungry. (LHe) wens, (LHe) Sha. a7} OR, (nangun) heengbokhaeyo. (naneyn) huranayo. baega gopaya. lam sick. lam sad. lam thirsty. (LHe) OH, (Lhe) @W2. #0] Bag, (naneun) apayo {naneun) seulpaoyo. mogi matrayo. 4 (@ The personal pronoun “I”, “naneun”, is not required in Korean as itis in English However, if you want to emphasize yourself, you can proface the conjugated vert with the polite form of “I”, “naneun". This is noted by the optional use of *naneun" in parentheses in the pictures above. & Koreans use a single verb representing “to be sick” and “to be hurt’. These do lam tired. Not translate exactly into English, Fa Therefore the expression, “lam sick," (Ue) Tare, literally translates to "| have pain’ (an aun) pigorhaaye.23 GROCERY SHOPPING - VEGETABLES Easy to Leam Korean Language Chad ieror, Mooniung Kin Carrot Cucumber Potato Radish Lettice Onion Squash a 20) saggou oi Vegetable OFaH, ata ¥acha6, Chasse Napa Cabbage wa baechu Broccoli Segal beurokoli Bat e ae ea ay ganija hud sangotius yaniged fabak Red Pepper Bell Pepper mh aja, De Ft gach PATOMG. prORO Uri 4 Garlic “°@ ‘Papelka” 's the Korean OHS word for'bell pepper. Bell maneul peppers are also called paprika in Japan and Germany, ® This differs from several Westem countries, Eggplan including the U.S, where Rl paprika is simply the ay spice: made from dred bell peppers.24 GROCERY SHOPPING - FRUITS Chad Moya, Mocriang Kim Easy to Leam Korean Language Fruit aw gwa-it Plastic Bag all Bal ... bind! bongy I'd like 2 kilograms of strawberries. | 2kott FMI. ftaigi 2kg man juseyo. Can you weigh these apples? ATE BH] BH BORA BWOLL? sagwa muge jom dalajy-sigasseoyo? Fersimmon a gam ‘A hybrid trait grown on Korea's. ‘There are several types of Jeju Island. Mis named afer Persnmans in Kerea. Thay are Jéju's Halla Mountain, a3 thé: Swe if baste and sinnilar lS at the top of this citrus fait Uncipe tomato in.appaarance resembles ine inactive voicang, Persimmons are good sources. ‘Sinslar in size tan orange. of viens 82, 89, and this fruit ts @ delicacy in Korea. vitamin ©. They are often used as w remedy for hangevors. Strawberry ‘a?! ita lg Watermelon = Sung subak Banana HPL} f banana25 GROCERY SHOPPING - Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Of +B! magarin Milk es - Oe When is it going to expire? BFS] LR AER| RE? yutongginani eonjekkayijyo? Do you have fat-free milk? PRI PH UL? mujibang uyu itnaya? @ Dairy products were not traditionally used in Korea and 50 most of their names are adapted from English words, Today, many Koreans enjoy dairy products such a5 careal with milk, cheese pizza and yogurt. ®@ With the exception of large supermarkets, it is difficult to find fat- free milk, half gallons of ice cream, and gallon size milk DAIRY (Ghhod! Bde yr, excryngy Rt Butter bected Whipped Cream a48. Hau saengkourim, drei ouarive® Sour Cream Ata ag aw keurinn26 CASH REGISTER CHECKOUT Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases (Ghod Mayor, Moonjung Hine Would you like to earn points or receive a discount? HE ASUS OU Bele Howie? Jeoknb haedeuni-Akayo animyeon hafineul heede unlkkayo? Cash Register weed Plastic ‘bag oncorce Basket | ium, pm Sere binibangyi, ang baguni f Acéoiding to tho OECB, Kotears rocycio nearly 7886 of thoi total wast Te diecourage the use of plastic bogs, supermarkets and other sioesatier ‘charge 50-100 won per bag Fi Shopping Cart Bring your own ireusable bags to = Aare ave.menoy- sind mei tha anviron men. SyOpingeCalen I need to sign up for a point card. Point card SUSice ea H2cde. RSIS poiMencadeurou! mandeulgo sipaundoyo. Pointeu cegeu Korea's: competitive toad Indusiry has spurred the-widesproad use of point ards, Gy redeeming gamed points Do you need a plastic bag? you can: receive store gift certificates, uly BBebMa? Heaotarh acct isa binil-bagg pilyohasayo? redemption, or receive numercus smarts for your store loyalty. Soffee shops, restaurants, bakeries, ONG joo CORI ENopS ais GEOR! POIM L G5. sh hb gi ity Would you sign here, please? paisa eked te O17 |0] HS BS aA, discounts given, Croditcards ofan Provide rewards ae ell Visitinaie yoogi-e ssamyoang jom haajuseya. |Web silos far mare information.27 STREETFOOD! Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases (Ghod/ Mero, Moonjong Hin ‘Older Man Op LY ajeossT Older Woman oso ajumma Fish Cake Skewers as, 24" eomus, odeng Korean Korean Sausage Rice Cake Hao] tleokbokkl Batter-Dipped Food Gimbap Gimmali Korean Pancake Ad ut Beto] Ral twrigim gimbap gimurait buchimeae Excuse me How much is one serving of tteakbokki? Azle So] 12leol Garois? jeogiva Meakbo kK! iLinbun-@ eahind-oy0? Located near street intersections and nightie srass, these food carts and stats offer quick inexpensive food year-round. There ace both daytime and nighttime Street Vendor yao: and naurs will vary by location and caren Some atthe evening ELEHOPR} pojongamacha aven serve abcghel such as salu, The food ean very bur many eaemrmetal dishes are deep fod, In the fall and winter time, these carts are enciosed and offer a warm retmeat. from the cold. Warm or cold waather aside. Koreans love this comfort food,28 STREET FOOD II Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Korean Rice Cake 450] Heokbokki Arguably the most popular Korean street food. Large ‘Chewy rectanguiar-shaped rice ‘cake méxad in 8 hot popper sauce with scallions Ad is Beep Iried vegetables and ‘seaTood covered in a thick and hoary batter, Squid, sweat polaloes. chill peppers and dumplings are the most common types served. Korean Pancake Seat buchimgas a, ne Fish Cake Skewers 18, 24 ‘eornuk, odeng ‘Skawered fish cake plotes pow@ed inabroth. The fish cake is formad bry mixing four and-ground figh, Fish cake it alsa used i dishes such as tieckbakki_ Seaweed Rolls ue gimbap: Rolled seaweed stuffed with boiled white:nce and vasious nther ingredients, These often incivde: imitation crab meal, cucuribers, pickied radish and carrots (tha Meir, orang Rr Korean Sausage eq sundae ‘ARoroan pork sausage. ‘Simviar ta European sausage. it is mada from pigintestines. These are tuted wien collaphane.moedies, congealed pork Mood and spices, Battered Rolls wee] gitamall Bationed and deep fried seaweed roils stutied with SOREONeD EelOphane mo-odies. Mt iatypeet terigim. You ean ask street renders to mix the Gitnmall in topkOOKW saueR for free, Enjoyed 3.0 aach, appoticer orsidedish. Korean pancakes are matio froma ‘eanety of ingredients Including: Kimchi, green ‘onions, sealood and meat,29 our pancakes filed with ‘sinnamon, honey, crushed peanuts, and brown sugar. This STREET FOOD Ill Easy to Lear Korean Words and Phrases Skewered Chicken Halal Wak-Kkoch) Large pieces.of smasoned: chickan on ketabs sticks, Scalions are-sometimes Fish-shaped Waffle ‘wintertime favorite has recentiy placed between tha chicken i sore become popular year-round, pieces, er gop Pay Fish-shaped watas made from paured hatter are siufled with sweelred bean pasta. Similar in taote te a Eusepean wari, They 86 het Gotha ary fia products. Roasted Sweet Potate Hot Dog Stick zi7o gen gungeguma hataogeu Sweeter, more yellow, and A denp-fried breaded het. dog Roasted Chestnuts dryer than U.S, sede potabocs, Of a Stak, Sirnilar tS ain zy These are roasted during the: American Com Deg. abate winter attracting customers wit) gu thair delicious small Peel the Chassbhiust 16 aéiwitaal the: gokion boawn nus inside. Seasoned Raasied silewoon pupae, Pupas are insects: Silkworm Pupae aged babwoen larva and adul stages. Chrysalis is nether namo for this stage in therinsects growth. ete Thay are elwamed ar bode and than seasoned, = Gan alse be purchased in 8 can trom the pecnsam, supermarket30 BASEBALL | Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases (Chad apse, Mooniung Kirt Left Fielder Center Fielder Right Fielder Bo] IE eae jjwaiksu senteo wikksu Outfield Shortstep Second Base 240 eas = ae oeya \. Infield UHOF simpant hh @ The K8O, of Korean Baseball Organization, follows the same mules a the MLB in the West. The experience of watching the game, however, is different. Korean baseball damands the full attention of the audience. Thunder Sticks are banged together while the band plays, cheerleaders dance and the fans sing continuously for the length of the game. Itis. an experiance like no other sport The overall pice of the tickets, food, merchandise, and parking is vary reasonable as compared ta the more expensive MLB games in the U.S, For these in Seaul, Jamsil Stadium is a fantastic place to watch either the Doosan Bears or the LG Twins. With over 30,000-seats, there is plenty of room to catch a game during the requiar season. Attendance is up 30% this year, so arrive early to gat the best seats.31 BASEBALL Il Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases: (Chad Maver Miconiung Kin Cheerleader Professional Baseball venom ELOY AI CH azop Ghieolidaa peuro-yagu Cheersticks ‘The Korean Baseball Organization (KEO} was founded in 1982. it has eight teams, ach with a corporeie sponsor and stadium. gases makdacpungseon Who is your favorite Korean Baseball team? FL FIs Zolstwa? eoneu yaguetimenl jowa-haseyo? LG Twins Doosan Bears wz] BAA FAL OLA oi tewwinseu cusae be-sesow Jamsi Stadium, Seaul Jammsil Singium, Seoul Seoul Heroes Mz dzA ‘Seoul higorasoe Mokgong Stadium, Seoul Hanwha Eagles etet ofA hantwer igeulseu Daejeon Stadium, Daejeon 8K Wyverns OWA] SOLA eseukoi waibeonsay ‘Munhak Stadium, inchoon Kia Tigers FIO} ERO) AA gia taigeoseu Mudeung Stedium, Gwanghy Samsung Lions ad ahs” samseang laiansau Bacgu Stadium, Dacgy Lotte Giants Rel] FO| Hz lotte jalsancheu Sok Stadium, Busia 085632 BASEBALL III Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad ever, Moonjung iin Gan | have two seats in the cheering section? Se4ce FES FAMOlL? \; eungwonseokeurs py dujang jusigasseaya? Can | have two seats for the reserved section? JJANLS BSS AMHR? ijeongseckeura pyo dujang jusigesseoya? Home Team Away Team. Cheering Section Seat 2H aze a4 homtim wonfeangtin eungwonseok +’ Beene aaa Reserved Section Seat |, WORD BANK 1. 3 ' Hejoane ' Baseball Hat Oras yagumoja . g GaseballGlove ofa yagu-goullabeu © fg Dugout ope deogaut : - = Petecaedecus tetcecccdeecsedeneteeee General Admission Seat) g tonManoger 2% gem ec paseCoach = Bl kochi ; pane Baseball stadium O}-7-2f yagujang a © Like Western baseball, reserved seating behind home plate and along the first baseline are the most expensive seats © The upper stadium seats as well as those in the outfield are general admission. These are the lowest priced tickets available. @ The cheering section is the loudest, most interasting place to be during, the game. These normally sellout to the diehard fans, Arrive early to get a good seat.I need to do laundry this weekend. Hol Bel sos a. jumate ppallae haeyadwoeyo My washing machine is not working. AMIEL? |} SHS obse. setakgiga jakcdongaul enhaayo. Time Delay Rot Water Cold Water oat ee ae yeyak onsu neengsy34 FABRICS & CLOTHING CARE Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases Chant beyen Mooring Kim Wool Polyester (gua) = BejolAe} \ 4 ul poltias aisle Linen Cashmere : of PHA[0|04 ma eaesimion Leather Faux Leather Satin ae a 7 allel, Set gajuk inja gajuk > Sastin, ganda These pants need to be dry cleaned. Detergent Ol wba] Setolsel sotsia_ Ala) i Saji doulaikeulining hasyadosye. soje © Most Korean apariments have enclosed indeor balconies and this Space is aften used ta air dry foundry. Not only is this good for the environment, but it also minimizes the damage done to elething during washing and drying. Cold water rinse only. 4 SES AE SS. chenmullo setak haseyo, Bleach © The price of professional washing Ha] and pressing is very reasonable in pyobaakje Korea, These items are usually ready for pickup in 2-3 days.35 COLORS Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases Chad Mayer, Moonjung Kir Color Do you have this in red? I like that color. 4 O17 BASS gL? a Ya OFSol Hoa. saek igeo ppaigangsaek-coro ittnayo? geu sack-khal mareume decieoyc, BEBE S we) Sa) SS) aA mR) ppalgang juhwang norang cherok harrow! parang alc) a0) a) BC) wa) heen hoe geomjeong bunkong bora gai Different Color Same Color cee ae 4 daleun sack gateun sak Traditional Korean Brighter Color Darker Color Multicolored Garment ae ose 44 A Gel dao balkeun sseK doo eadu-un saek saekdong jeogeri36 SHOES Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad Meyer, Moonjcung iin: High heels Sandals Shoes Stole alg Alur haihil sandal sinbel. Sneakers Flip Fl Boeke Zee 7H, el oN undonghwe gatekaty, fort cecreu Formal Slippers gudu seuilipeo Elets Can I special order these shoes? ae =» ol PS Aol tHe sie? anne # gud majchumi ganswaghangayo? Shee Insert fe @ Ifyou nave Wester size feet you Aly Bat Lf’ (TIF) may have difficulty in finding your = size. Try foreigner-iriendly Erba! Raheny Ihbothoods such as Iteewan iJ instead. Soma stores may be able to order your size, too. @ @ Korea has.its awn shoo sizes which are measured in millimeters (mm). Look for conversion charts to find your U.S. ior UK. size. Hiking Boots Stet deungsanhiva37 KOREAN BARBECUE Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases Korean Barbecue Bret babikyy ‘Choose park or bef te be cookedcn gas or charcoal table grills. Marinaded ‘and nen.morinaded meats are available. The marinades are alightly Swett dnd often consist of anions sgaflic, water, sugar, and soy sauce, Fruit, such a8 minced Asian paar, may be used in the marinade as well. Next, pul the grilled meat into-a soy dipping sauce or a simple mixture of salt and pepper. Lastly, plaoe the dined meat 6 red leaf or sesame leaf. Pickled onions, spicy wrap sauce, and other ingresionts-can be placed ontop, Fold the fettuca wrap with your fingers and enjoy. sangehu (Chad hieyes, Meeniung Kin BBQ ribs for two people, please. HH) 22H AS, geld! Jinbunman juseyo. Fr Spicy Wrap Sauce ae shemjang Soy Dipping Sauce TIAA ganjang-sosou Pickled Onion sna2 ae38 KOREAN HOLIDAYS Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Euddha’s Birthday Ftd Que, vied bucheonim osin-nal, seorgatan-sinl Avrational holiday in South Keres, Tho date correlates to the firs full moon coy of the Lunar calendar which usually occurs in May. Itis commemorated with 2 waek-Jang lotus tantern fetal Buddha was bof ever 2,500 years ao. <> Teacher’ s Day Agolet seuseung-ui-nal A.non-official holiday celebrated on blay 18th. Teachers are well-respected in Korea and this holiday i an appreciation of their efforts and hard work. Snail gits such as roses or ‘camations are considered acceptable presents. (Chad Meyer, Mooring Kim: Children’s Day OVBNOl wonni-nal Chisrer' Day is @ naenal motisay Ceipmrated on the Sth of May, Korda hag. @ pabriarchal society, $6 Bhi day is meant for fathers and mathors (to Spend fimo wali rel Kids. Parents‘s Day Ott Olt @obeo-Hiay Every May fi, Parent's Day Iscolebrated as 8 non-official holiday, Although parents may-go la work, kids will give red camatans, Nomansde caMdser satall giNS 16 ReMOF INET mother and father. Theve's:an official Pexenl's Day song that chikiron-can sing aswell, Restaurants aro normally busy 23 oder sans and daughters take thelr parcnts out to cnletrate, (@ May is known ts. formly angcith in Korwe. @ Public transportation, shopping malts, movin theaters, and other typas of businesses are busy. On Childran’s Day, for example, amusement parks such as Lotte World and Evertand become wary cromfed. @ these holidays fall on a Friday or Monday, creating a Jong holiday woskond, expect subsequent traffic jams,39 SHOE MENDING Easy to Lear Korean Words and Phrases: Chad ideyer Moanin Mim Shoe Mending aS tu gudu suseon Coloring Heel aa 2 yeamsaek up Can you polish my shoes? We buy your gift certificates. Te & HOMPA Moja? Bea We gudu jom dakkaju-sige-ssoayo? SOAgRUM gwen maeie Can you fix this broken heel? How long will it take? OS & Wore > RLe? HO} Bele? J gup jom gata-jul su itinayo? wolmana gacthjye? fe @ Shoe mending, or shoe repair, is a veny inexpensive business that foreigners Gan Ulilizé in Korea. Théde sniall ralé-sha ped shops are located along busy streets and intersections. You have the option to drop off your shoes or wait. Services include: shee pelishing, heel replacement, resoling, shoe sinelching and comfort fitting, waterproof ing, leather conditioning, and shoe hardware replacement. Gash only. Gift certificates are commonly distributed to workers during the numerous holidays of the year such as New Year's Day or Koran Thanksgiving Day, Asa side business, some of these shoe mending shops will exchange store gift.certificates for cash. if you have received a gift certificate but would like to have cash instead, you can exchange It here for a slightly reduced amount,40 ORDERING MEAT Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad Weyer, Moonjng Kirst Loin RibEye Sirloin Bottom Sirloin Beef Sa. Ree saa , ol eae ahil7| deungsin "5 Ayggatdeungsim chacggout-sal “aoe deung-simsal sogogt Chuck ten Sy - Ft Pork moksim aii SXID7I no: Brisket cmd Pm oa aegon Bx He] wdunsal yangjimeart "~ Shank Chicken Bel Oral AtEA ea! galbi yangit sate dakgogi Shoulder Loin Rib Tenderloin Breast 4,284 S44 tel te 7he ar maksian. ™., " a ansin gaseumsal hangisong-sai’ . * Ham " Sichal deitdan Skirtmeat aan at rs. et etchal Algat ead ‘ ansim Chat i apdari samgyeopsal eae dari, bukchee Is this meat tender? Boneless Chicken O| 29] etst7}2? @e az i gogi yeonhan-gayo? sunsal chikina One more order of pork belly, please. Seasoned Chicken Se 1Qltot | EMR, Be alz! samgyoop-sat it-inbunman deo juse yo. yangayaam chikin41 ORDERING FOOD ON THE PHONE Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases (Chad Marios, Mooajung Kin Hello? Is this Pizza Place? OU MIR? BIXEE O|Z? yeobo-seyo? pijanifo-ijyo? Can | pay with a credit card? Coupon SSIS ABO] Ste? aE sinyong-cadec sa yong geneung lenge yo? Kupoa | would like to have one large combination pizza delivered. BU|YOLM TIX} FHS StLPBE wHGESH ALS, keombine-isyeon pija keun-georo hana-man beedal-hae juseyo. What is your address? Can | have a bottle of cola too? OC ALZ? Hepes Sper AeA Woe? eodisiyyo? kollado hana-man gatda-jusigess-eoyo? What's the total? Can you please speak more slowly? Bah BOR? BH WUE] OF7/8y FOL? haphae-seo solmaiyo? Jom cheon-cheonhi yae-gihae jusi-gesseoyo? A @ Ifyou plan to pay with a credit card, first make sure the restaurant accepts them. This will tell them to bring a card reader on the delivery. No tipping required. Not all restaurants accept credit cards.42 DESCRIBING YOURSELF Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Ghad Mayor Moonjumg Kit What is your name ? My name is. . Yes O18 ol Hala? Al OBZ Belch. ul ireumi mwo-yeya? Je reumeuinr Imrie, a Where are you from? lam from , No OCIA ROL? A Rog, oS eodisea wasseoyo? 500 wassn0 yo: aniyo How long have you been in Korea? Sto] AMZ] QOL SLR? hangu-ge gyesing! colmana doosyeoss-e0}0? | have been in Korea for 2 years. etoy Sz] 2 Sect, hangu-ge onji nyeon doaess-seupnida. Is this your first time in Korea? How old are you? ESO] OHO] HZo|A|2? LyOU7} OMA SQ? hanguge ibeon! cheo-eumn-iseyo? naiga eoddeohge doese yo? This is my second time here. I'm 25 years old. ORO] SH ALIC, He ABCaAe AUC, ibeoni dubeon-jae-pnida, Jeoneun seunui-daseossal ionkia, What brought you here? I'm en vacation. F2UR o7| 24g? Hele Ballet. muséur-ilio Yeogi osye0ss-6o¥0? iyugara wass-soupnia.43 What do you de for a living ? OMB Se? eoddeon-ireul haseyo? 1am an English teacher. 30 dae auch yeongeo seon-saengnim ipnida. English Teacher ao See yeongao seon-saengnim What company are you working for? OL SAA, BSH? eoneu hoesa-eseo i-haseyo? lam working for company. Ae SAPO QStLich. jeoneun ___ hoesa-a56o il-hapnia. Businessman ALat S REE Where is your office located? Remenetan era ALRALOL OCLL@? Samu-sin eodiseyo? My office is located in ; Mee Oo] MSU CH, Je samu-sireun -8 iss-seupnide, Semiconductor Are you satisfied with your job? Engineer Bale] AYejoy essex? BIEa HXILIOL / Jha at dangsi-nul jigeop-o8 manjok-haseyo? bandoche enji-nieo # gisulja44 OCCUPATIONS II Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Gihod Mopar, sAdccrjtang Kin Judge Computer Programer nab mead +. Policeman Nurse Professor ay 2h AF ae gyeong-chal ganhosa gyoser Institute Instructor Artist Student ae Zap he Ft ad hagwon gongsa e-sulga hakspeng sR BE RES EE 1 A @ Many students enroll in i 1 afier-school and woekand 1 private institutes to 1 improwe their scores Math and English are ameng the most papuiar subjects enrolled in. B® There is a lot of pressure: i On ehildrén to 6676 well i ‘on tests. Otherwise, they Bf ITworker Bw Belx} — jeangba-gwannia # will not be competitive BH pharmacist Shy yaksa ! enough to find & Job. Seumneeee45 RECYCLING Easy to Leam Korean Words and Phrases Cha Mayor, Moonjung Kime Glass iS (—* . Cans/Metal Be Pueae even) foots seve} wR byeong-ryu Rancnyer Zim = Plastic | l i “, Trash Bag" “Bits a7] poulla-seutik fban-sseuregi Where are the recycling bins? Can this. be recycled? ABS SO) OC] UR? Ol HES SIS? Jachwalyong-tongi eod! ittnayo? igeo joeinwakyong doenayo? Paper oe Batteries Trash Bags Boe = Shell 2] aS Al fongi-ryu bat-deri sseuregi bongil Styrofoam Box Food Waste AQ\2S Ax} S4)4a7] Seuti-ropom sangja eum sik-sseuregi @ Korea uses the pay peruse model for non-recyclable trash. Recyclables are free, but everything else needs to be: placed in purchased trash bags. This differs from some countries where you pay a flat monthly fee: regardiass of the amount ef trash. Each neighborhood is responsible for selling their own trash bags. Local convenienca stores carry 5 to: 50 liter bags. @ Food waste is organic material that can be reused as animal feed and is safe for the environment. Hard shell nuts, pits of fruit, bones, and shellfish are generally mot considered food waste, Dispose of these with requiar waste in the purchased trash bags46 POPULAR KOREAN RICE DISHES Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Soybean Sprouts Chili Pepper Paste aug. DeEa kongramul = gechejeng : Seaweed Zucchini u sy - Me Ae hobak Egg By — cu 2° os qanggemn Mushrooms Ha Bellflower i , ‘, becseat Root pracken Fern Stems ” Lettuce Sata! Atal Be aoraji gosarl sangchu Chad ideyper, Moorjung Kin Rice with Mixed Vegetables Be Hwy detsor hibimbap Bainibae Gin be ascribed Ws a Dorr of rice erin with various vegetables or meats, Chill appar posie and anegg are signature Memes tat are mite! h Eaimbap can be served in a plasbc or metal bowl, The: slighty mora oxpentiva dofsot tubibep be petra here, It uses 6 hat stone Bowl that gives the rice-aerapy incture Be itigizzine againe! the negted stzno. Kimchi Fried Rice Raw Beef with wal eB Mixed Vegetables. Aimehi bakkeum-bap over Rice ‘Various meat and chopaet Bo wwe Kimchi are pan fried together yubhoe bibimbop SED E Ee Finely choppodi saasoned boal indude: green sions, ss a ‘garlic, onions, and sesame cil Lo eee ae A tried gg sunnyside up is Vegetsbied The boot aise BS sbadonaidt fa dak vory fresh since its served! before eating. Lp Spicy Squid with Rice 230] Be ojingso deopbap Calaman ismuidhis served ba ved pepoer paste with onions and thor vogotablos. 1 is topped wiih sesame seads and Satved with ow. Mis often mined iogeiher when eating,47 WEATHER Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases: Chad iherrer, Mooring im The weather is great today. Weather Se S47} U2, ‘eu oneul nalssiga jan-neyo. nalssi What's the temperature today? It is 30°C. 2s 7/20] BOL} SLR? 0E2. ondul giom éalmana doenayo? SET-Bip Gee yierycn, Is it going to rain today? No, itis sunny today. 2 U7 SUS? OLS, ae NI} BrOER, oneul biga onayo? Sniyo, Oneu/ nalssiga malkayo. It is raining. Itis cloudy. B17} Sule. ‘aulat Bae biga onaye, Frais —Gor her 1YGGVO, It is windy. Itis snowing. Hero] ue, ew f0| oug, barami buneyo. runt aneyo. 5 ieoesties fair ceanccel| 4 Sea seasons with spring and fall being the most comfortable, The rainy season extends from June through July, Expect 80.90% humidity towards the end of this: period, arm (weather) 1} SSS fatteut-han hot (weather) 42 SSE Sees eee ees eee Sees eee48 ATMMACHINE I Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad’ Meyer, IMiconiung Kin | want to withdraw money. ES U2 HEd2. / HSE Mesa HecIg. doneul chat-go sipeundeyo. J hyeon-geumeul inchul-baga sipeunde yo. ATM Machine Account Cash SS sHs lal At ae Ayeongeum jagong jigeupgi gyejwa Ayungeum Savings Account Checking Account. AS OS AB S32 We 7a jeachuk yogoum gyafwa Jangjwa yegeumn gyejwa is supyo Passhook/‘Bankbook 16,000 1,000 won So man hear won therefore transactions are besed on multiples af this amount. Some: ATMs will a8k you how many 10,000 won bills you want to withdraw. This can be confusing as Westem ATMs only ask the amount ta withdrawal, not the number of bills to dispense. “@ @ The largest bill currently dispensed frem an ATM is 10,000 won, @ Money can be withdrawn in the form of cash or bank checks. Bank checks are printed in multiples ef 100,000won. These are accepted by most businesses. To use them, endorse the back of the check and show your ID to the Clark at checkout.49 ATMMACHINE Il Easy to Lear Korean Words and Phrases: Chad Meyer, Moonjung air Select a Transaction Type Withdraw Cash Only georae seontack : hyeengeum-man inchul ga-neung Withdraw Deposit yegeum-inchul yegeurn Inquiry .., | ie | ccotsecas Jjohos i Services snyorg ace ee ; gyejwa-iche le/site .Bills Paymeni Jirodgong-gwagacem | Update Tnsurance Bankiook ‘Services tonglangeongr: beheom-seabisou Mobile Phone Transactions Police Report hyudae-pen georae sagn-singa Choose one of following. Global ATM Hels UES Ba Fee. 84.2] /2) ATM wonha-sinaun beoteun-eut nufleo jusib-siyo, hae-o8 rguile ATM @ Phones with USIM cards inside them can be registered to function as ATM cards with Korean banks. Other methods.of ATM access include passbooks/bankbooks and standard ATM Cards. For added security, ‘you will be required ta use your PIN number when accessing an ATM using your mobile phene. @ Koreans do not use personal shacks. Instead, bank transfers ara used to pay bills. These are known as wire transfers outside of Korea, Korean bank-io-bank transfers can be perfomed using an.ATM, via mobile phone, or online using the bank's secure Web site. Be sure to have the payee’s bank name and account number handy,ATM MACHINE Ill Easy t6 Learn Korean Words and Phrases Ghod heer, Moonjong Kin: The ATM did not return my bank card. ASsaeazlolAl Al 2ic7} eas gele. jadongibchulgeurnigiasod je kadeuga haqcyiréul anhayo. Debit/Bank Card Credit Card Out of Service wae ete 3\3| Det hypongeum-Kogeu shinyong-Keceu gigi gefarig Sean your mobile phone. Change Card Password RUBS WME. im ee hyudas-panoul daa-juseyo. bimil-beonhe Byeongyeony: a oaaaane ee “4 Withdrawal Limit | 5 (Care leGLs @a ts ' chulgeum hando Wfederal tae =. gutse Biccal tax Ral jibengse trafic fino BBA — gyolong boomchik-goum Laie § ctoctrcity bil aaa jeongtyogeum 2Y +e g Phone bill Haiga jJeonhwa-yogeum ounhaeng susuryo a | B Watersewage bill 2S} 2S sang-hasudo-yogeun ton See eeeeeeee ®@ [fyour account balance falls below the specified amaunt in your tems. of agreement, 900,000 wan for axampie, the number af free manthly network ATM withdrawals and transters will decrease, Banks normally coffer a limited number of free ouleolenetwork ATM withdrawals as well @ Many banks have implemented transaction limits. Citibank Korea, for example, has 4 10,000,000 won per transaction limit anda daily transaction limit of $0,000,000 won, ATMs have a transaction limit of 700,000 Won that can be paid in bank checks or cash.