Korean Vocabulary: Introductions

STUDY KOREAN LANGUAGE YIEBAE 쌤
KOREAN VOCABULARY
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Colors 색상-saeksang
Black 검정-geomjeong
Blue 파랑-parang
Brown 갈색-galsaek
Grey 회색-hoesaek
Green 초록-chorok
Orange 오렌지-Orenji
Purple 보라-Bora
Red 빨간-ppalgan
White 하얀/흰색-hayan/huinsaek
Yellow 노랑-norang
Introductions
English Korean/Romanized
What’s your name ? 성함이 어떻게 되십니까?
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Seongham-i etteogghe dwesipnikka?

My name is ..... 제 이름은 .... 입니다.
Je ireum-eun .... ibnida.
Where are you from ? 어디서 오셨나요?
Eodi-seo osyeossnayo/osyeottnayo.
Where do you come from ? 어디서 오셨습니까?
Eodi-seo osyeoss-seubnikka?
Where were you born? 고향이 어디십니까?
Gohyang-i eodisibnikka?
I’m from .... .... 에세 왔어요.
.... eseo wasseoyo.
I’m (Nationality) 저는 ... 이에요.
Jeoneun ... i-eyo.
How old are you ? (to child/younger) 너는 몇살이니?
Neoneun myeotsalini?
How old are you ? (to an adult/older) 연세가 어떻게 되세요?
Yeonsega eotteogghe dweseyo?
What is your date of birth? 생일이 언제세요?
Saeng-il eonjeseyo?
I’m ... years old. 저는 ... 살이에요.
Jeoneun ... sal-i-eyo.
My birthday is on the (day) of (month) 제 생일은(...)년(...)월(...)일이에요.
(year). Je saeng-ileun(...)nyeon(...)wol(...)il-ieyo.
What is your address ? 주소가 어떻게 되세요?
Jusoga eotteohge dweseyo?
Can i have your telephone number? 전화번호 받을 수 있을까요?
Jeonhwabeonho badeul su isseulkkayo?
What is your cell phone number? 핸드폰 번호가 뭐에요?
Haendeupon beonho mwo-eyo?
My address is ... 제 주소는 .... 이에요.
Je josuneun .... i-eyo.
My telephone number is ... 제 전화번호는 .... 이에요.
Je jeonhwabeonho-neun .. i-eyo.
Name 성함/이름
Seonham/ileum
Gender 성별 seongbyeol.
Age 연세/나이 yeonse/na-i
Greetings
Hello/Hi
안녕하세요 annyeonghaseyo
Hello/Hi (informal)
안녕 annyeong
Happy to meet you/nice to meet
you 만나서 반갑습니자.
Mannaseo bangabseubnida.
Please look after me
잘부탁드립니다.
Jalbutakdeulibnida.
Good Night.
안녕히주무십시요.
Annyeonghi jumusibsiyo.
Did you have a good meal?
식사하셨어요?
Shiksahasyeosseoyo?
Goodbye “please go well”
안녕히가세요.
Annyeonghigaseyo.
Bye (stay well)
잘 있어.
Jal isseo.
Bye (go well)
잘가
Jal ga
HOW ARE YOU

Have you been well ? (Formal) 잘 지내셨어요? jal jinaesseoyo?
How have you been ? 어떻게 지내셨어요?

Eotteohge jinaesseoyo?
Long time no see. (informal) 오랜만이야.
Olaenman-iya.
Long time no see. (formal) 오랜만입니다. olaenmanibnida.
I have been well. (polite) 잘 지냈습니다. jal jinaetseubnida
I’m fine, thanks ! 네, 잘 지냈어요.

Ne, jal jinaesseoyo.
So-so 그저 그래요. geujeo geuraeyo.
As always 늘 그래죠 neul geuraejwo.
A little tired 좀 피곤한데요.
jom pigonhandeyo.
Good 좋아요 joh-ayo.
bad 안 좋아요 an joh-ayo.
I’m sorry 최송합니다. jwesonghabnida
Nice to hear 듣기 좋네요.
Deudgi johneyo.
And you ? (formal) 어떻게 지내세요?
Eotteohge jinaeseyo?
And you ? (informal) 넌 어때?
neon eottae?
I didnt understand. 이해를 못 했습니다.
Ihaeleul mot haess-seubnida.
I’m sorry (informal/polite) 미안해요 mianhaeyo.
I love you 사랑해요 saranghaeyo
Excuse me (to ask something) 실레합니다 shille-habnida
Meeting
What are you doing? 뭐하세요? mwohaseyo ?
Today 오늘. Oneul

Tonight 오늘 밤에 Oneul Bam-e.
Tomorrow 내일. Nae-il.
This weekend 이번 주말에. Ibeon jumal-e.
Are you free this evening? 오늘 저녁에 시간 있어요?
Oneul jeonyeog-e shigan isseoyo?
Early 일찍. Il-jjik.
sometime 언젠가. Oenjen-ga.
The day after tomorrow 모레. Morae
Yesterday 어제. eoje
Right away 곧바로. Godbaro/gotbaro.
Now 지금. Jigeum
Soon 곧. God/got
Later or later on 더 늦게. Deo neujge/neutge
Late 늦게. neujge/neutge
Earlier 더 일찍. deo il-jjik
In three days 사흘 안에. Saheul an-e
Would you like to go (for a) ... ? (....) 가실래요. Gashil-laeyo.
Coffee 커피. keopi
Dancing 춤추러. chumchureo
Meal 밥 먹으러. bab meog-eureo
Walk 산책하러. sanchaeg-hareo
Sure 물론이죠. Mulron-i-jwo
Yes, i’d love to (go). 네, 가고 싶어요.
Ne gago/kago shipeoyo.
I’m afraid i cant (go). 최송하지만 뭇 가요.
Chewsong-hajiman mot gayo.
Sorry, i cant sing 최송하지만 노래 뭇 해요.
Chewsong-hajiman norae mothaeyo
Sorry, i cant dancing 최송하지만 촘 뭇 춰요.
Chewsong-hajiman chum mot
choyo.
What about tomorrow ? 내일은 어때요?
naeil-eun eottaeyo?
What time will we meet? 몇시에 만나요?
Myeotshi-e mannayo?
Where shall we meet? 어디서 만나요?
Eodiseo mannayo?
Lets meet at ... ...에서 만나요.
...e-seo mannayo.
The entrance 입구에서. Ibgu-eseo.
I waited for you for half an hour 당신을 삼십 분동안 기다렸어요.

Dangsin-eun samshib bundong-an
gidalyeo-eoyo.
Be punctual next time! 다음에는 시간 맞춰서 와요!

Daeume-eun shigan majchowseo
wayo.
I have day off tomorrow 저 내일 쉬는 날이에요.
Jeo naeil shwineun nal-i-eyo.
Shall we meet tomorrow? 우리 내일 만날까요?
Uri naeil mannal-kkayo?
Im sorry, i cant make it tomorrow 미안하지만, 저는 내일 안 돼요.
Mianhajiman, jeoneun naeil an
andwaeyo.
Shall we have a picnic 우리 소풍 갈까요?
Uri sopung galkkayo?
Do you already have plans for this 이번 주말에 벌써 계획이
weekend ? 있어요?
ibeon jumal-e byeolssi gyehweg-i
isseoyo?
Drink 술 마시러 sul mashireo
I suggest that we meet on the 이번 주말에 만났으면 해요.
weekend. ibeon jumal-e mannasseumyeon
haeyo.
Shall we go to the beach? 우리 해변에 갈까요?
Uri haebyeon-e galkkayo?
Shall we go to the mountains? 우리 산에 갈까요?
Uri san-e galkkayo?
I will pick you up at home 집에서 픽업할게요.
Jib-eseo pikeob-halkeyo.
I will pick you up at the bus stop. 버스 정류장에서 픽업 할게요
Baseu jeongryo-eseo pikeob
halkeyo.
LOVING THINGS
I love you 시링해요. saranghaeyo

I love you too 저도 사랑해요. Nado saranghaeyo
Would you like to do something (내일) 저와 같이 뭐 하실래요.
with me (tomorrow)? (naeil) jeowa gathi mwo hasillaeyo.
Yes, i’d love you too. 네, 좋아요. Ne, Joh-ayo.
Sorry, i can’t. 최송하지만 안돼요.
Cwesonghajiman andwaeyo.
That was a lovely day... 참 좋은 날씨었어요.
Cham joheun nalssi-eosseoyo.
That was a lovely evening... 참 좋은 저녁이었어요.
Cham joheun jeonyeok-i-eosseoyo.
I like you 좋아해요. joh-ayo.
I really like you 정말 좋아해요.
Jeongmal joh-ahaeyo.
I’m really happy with you 당신과 있어서 행복해요.
Dangsingwa isseoseo
haengbokheyo.
I think we’re good together. 우리 잘 어울리는 것 같아요.
Uri jal eo-ullineun geot kattayo.
I’d like you to meet my parents. 제 부모님께 인사드리러 가요.
Je bumonimkke insadeulireo gayo.
Will you marry me ? 저와 결혼 해주세요.
Jeowa gyeolhon haejuseyo.
I don’t think it’s working. 우리 아닌 것 같아요.
Uri anin geot katayo.
I want to be friends. 저는 친구되고 싶어요.
Jeoneun chingudwigo sip-eoyo.
I want to stay friends. 친구로 남고 싶어요.
Chinguro namgo sip-eoyo.
(i) love you. 사랑해요.
Saranghaeyo.
(i) love you too. 나도 사랑해요.
Nado saranghaeyo.
(i) Like you 당신을 좋아해요.
Dangsin-eul joh-ahaeyo.
(i) Like you a lot. 당신을 많이 좋아해요.
Dangsin-eul manh-i joh-ahaeyo.
(i) Like you very much. 당신을 아주 많이 좋아해요.
Dangsin-eul aju manh-I joh-ahaeyo.
(i) Love you a lot. 당신을 많이 사랑해요.
Dangsin-eul manh-I saranghaeyo.
(i) Love you more than anything. 당신을 그 어떤 것보다도 더

사랑해요.
Dangsin-eul geu eotteon
geotbodado deo saranghaeyo.
Everything alright? 별일 없지? byeol-il eobs-ji?
(i) would like to... ...하고 싶어요.
…hago sipeo-yo.
Certainly. 그럼요. Geureomyo/keureumyo.
Would (you) like to..? (casual) …하고 싶어요?
…hago sipeoyo?
Would (you) like to...? (formal) ...하고 싶습니까?
…hago shipseubnikka?
That is very nice. 그거 좋네요.
Geugeo joh-neyo.
That is very kind. 친절하시네요.
Chinjeol-hasineyo.
(i) Like that very much. 그거 아주 좋네요
Geugo aju joh-neyo.
I don’t like that very much. 저는 그거 별로 좋아하지
않아요.
Jeoneun geugeo byeolro joh-ahaji
anh-ayo.
That’s fun 재미있네요.
Jaemi-issneyo/Jaemi-itneyo.
That’s not fun. 재미있지 않아요.
Jaemi-issji/Jaemi-itji anh-ayo.
You’re welcome 천만에요.
Cheonman-eyo.
Would (you) loke to go out on a 저랑 데이트 하실래요?
date with me? Jeorang deiteu hasil-laeyo?
I would likw to spend more time 저는 당신과 시간을 더 보내고
with you. 싶어요.
Jeoneun nangsingwa sigan-eul deo
bonaego sip-eoyo.
I would like to go out for dinner 전는 당신과 지녁을 함께 하고
with you. 싶어.
Jeoneun dangsin-gwa jonyeok-eul
hamkke hago sipeo.
Shall (we) go for a short walk 잠깐 산책하실래요?
together? Jamkkan sanchaeg-hashillaeyo?
The weather is nice. 날씨가 좋네요.
Nalssiga joh-neyo.
That was a lovely evening. 즐거운 저녁이었어요.
Jeulgeo-un jeonyeo-i-eosseoyo.
(you) look great ! 멋지시네요!
Meotjishineyo!
(you) are so sweet. 정말 친절하시군요.
Jeongmal chinjeol-hashigun-yo.
Are (you) serious with me? 우리 관계를 진지하게
생각하세요?
Uri gwangye-leul shinjihage
saenggaghaseyo?
I want to be with you. 저는 당신과 함께하고 싶어요.
Jeoneun dangsin-gwa hamkkehago
sip-eoyo.
Do you want to marry (me)? 결혼해 주실래요?
Gyeolhon-hae jushil-laeyo?
You are the man of my dreams. 당신은 제가 꼼꾸던 남자에요.
Dangsin-eun jega kkomkkudeon
namja-eyo.
You are the woman of my dreams. 당신은 제가 꼼꾸던 여자에요.
Dangsin-eun jega kkomkkudeon
yeoja-eyo.
You are incredible. 당신은 대단해요.
Dangsin-eun daedan-haeyo.
I just want to be friends. 저는 그저 친구로 지내고 싶어요
Jeoneun geujeo chingu-ro jinaego
sipeoyo
I’m not interested. 저는 관심 없어요.
Jeoneun gwanshim eobseoyo.
Leave me alone. 저를 내버려 두세요.
Jeoleul naebeoryeo duseyo.
You are not my type. 당신은 제 스타일이 아니에요.
Dangsin-eun je seutail-i ani-eyo.
Go away ! 저리 가세요. jeori gaseyo.

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STUDY KOREAN LANGUAGE YIEBAE 쌤

Seongham-i etteogghe dwesipnikka?

HOW ARE YOU

Have you been well ? (Formal) 잘 지내셨어요? jal jinaesseoyo?

How have you been ? 어떻게 지내셨어요?

I’m fine, thanks ! 네, 잘 지냈어요.

I love you 사랑해요 saranghaeyo

Excuse me (to ask something) 실레합니다 shille-habnida

Today 오늘. Oneul

The entrance 입구에서. Ibgu-eseo.

I waited for you for half an hour 당신을 삼십 분동안 기다렸어요.

Be punctual next time! 다음에는 시간 맞춰서 와요!

I love you 시링해요. saranghaeyo

(i) Love you more than anything. 당신을 그 어떤 것보다도 더

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