01 PLACES to EAT in KOREA Easy to Learn Korean Language Restaurant aqAee resitorang Serves foreign foods; normally Priced higher than Korean cuisine due to the non-local Restaurant HAg punshikehip Serves small meals and snacks on the cheap,such as a spicy rice cake(ddagpoggi), tempura, and ‘Chad Mayor, Moonjung Kim ase haup, ba Serves a variety of drinks including Korean beer and soju, Normally at least one small dish ingredients used ramen. af food (anju) should be ordered. Restaurant Korean Restaurant BOR aaa Fol pojangmacha hanshikehip khaphe Outdoors: Offers quick cheap All varieties of traditional Offers various coffees, teas, meals. Standing room only: Korean food. and desserts. Floor table Korean Barbecue a ape) FE sang ba bi qyu A fevorite of foreigners. Those places serve pork or beet,“ 2 and sometimes both. Can be Table marinated or plain. A:charcoal ASL, sll grill BBQ is preferred over a shiktak, teibl ‘988 grill BBQ, but costs more.Q2 ORDERING FOOD in KOREA Easy to Learn Korean Language (Chad Meyer, Moanjung Kim I would like to order this. dz Sal2. igeola juseyo. Do you accept credit cards? SaSlats wore? kuredit cardeu badayo? Water, please. S 8 sug. & BO} ws MHL? Do you have an English menu? mul jom juseyo, yeongeo menyu itseayo? en oom 4. Do you offer take out? eeu Ls SHB ADs ULB? . - 1 umsikul kajigogalsu itnayo? Napkin ‘82! naepkin @ Receipt SPB yongsujong » BH Ghopsticks 21718 chotgarak 1 i > a ee Where is the restroom? 8 Fork cares : SPEHO! OIC] OD? © spoon 27121 suigarok hwajangsiti adi itseoyo? 7 Knife s kal 2 tee eee eee eee LA @ Dishes are often shared among Korean colleagues and frends. Allow 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 from the restaurant staff. When you need service, raise your veice and call out for assistance. @ Lock around! Many restaurants also have buzzers to contact servers. © Major credit cards, including American Express, are accepted everywhere,03 POPULAR KOREAN DISHES - SOUPS Easy to Lear Korean Language Chad Meyer, Mooniung Kim Kimchi stew Beef soup Pot luck stew ZI MAH aug CARH Kime jigae soaleong tang budae jjigae sh Korean stew that uses. ‘Yt Soybean Paste Stew aan ; hobak S18p 7H Chili pepper — geos, beans and Onion aks sn a a yangpa Soybean paste Meat a | enone gogt Ooenjang Jjigae is the Korean “equivalent af Japanese miso. soup, Both are made using fermanted soy bean paste, Coanjang Jjigae has green ‘onions in.a vegetable or beet broth as opposed to misa's fishy based broth. It is an excelent source of protein. . @ Hot soups.are popular meals = 9 @ Mead all year long, not just during i . the cold months. Bl Kimehi wal kimohi . © Garlic OFS mane @ Inthe humid summer months, 8 park 4X3] dwaejigogi the combination of the spicy 3 Ce pelea bier eo aa s red r paste and the hot i ; ore SE Eas agents Pile 271 dakgogi for the body by causing sweat. Mushroom = Hi 2 beoseot Green onion mf} pa ) co om aaa04 Greetings Easy to Learn Korean Language Chad Meyer, Mocnjung Kim Nice to meet you. e SHLEA Bite. se mannaseo pangapsumnids. Nice to meet you, too. AS BL} BASU ch. chodo mannaseo pangapsumnida. Hello, You are welcome. Good bye. ettstl2. Hptole. ehea| Jule ennyeonghaseyo. cheonmaneyo. annyeongh gaseyo, Thank you. See you tomorrow. Teeuct. uigd she. gomapsumnida. neeil bwayo. How are you? Long time no see. B ARQ? gazeero|aia. Jal jinaessoyo? oraeganmaniayo. @ Saying goodbye in Korean requires knowing who is staying and who will be leaving. Goodbye is ‘have a good stay’ or ‘go in peace’. @ Ifthe speaker is leaving and other people stay, the speaker says ‘annyeanghi gyeseyo". © If the speaker stays and others leave, the Good bye. speaker can say ‘annyeonghi gasayo’. If all parties are leaving, everyone can say eHes] AMS ‘annyeonghi gaseyo". annyeonghi gyeseyo.05 NUMBERS! Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Chad Meyer, MMoonjung Kim ‘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 Two One Two aiLt [J s & wu a] hana du! a i Three For aL SUED Two People -- = Aber du saram06 NUMBERS II Easy to Lear Korean Language Skills Chad Meyer, Moanjung Kim Pure Korean numbers are only commonly used to represent 1 to 99. Ordered numbers, or ordinals, are a version of this. The yellow boxes are ordinals of Pure Korean numbers showing ranking. The left column is a set of Sino-Korean numbers which are used for Korean money. Zero 3.2 yeong, gong G a back Hundred thousand de sipman Million wor baekman First Second aie at Sein = cheotbeonjae dubsonjae Third Fourth Fifth Ai 21 eae Chad ee sebsonjjae nebeonijae daseotbeonjae Sixth Seventh — Eighth OFAN Oy weg Og ea yeoseotbeanjae —_iigopbeonjjae | yeodeolbeanjjae Nineth Tenth Eleventh Ons Hat seg Beteiay ahopbeonjjae yeolbeonjae yeolhanbeanjjae’ My phone number is 010-123-4567. HW BSHSE SUS Wole H2Sa ect je jeonhwa-beonhoneun gongilisam sa-oyukchil ipnida. My address is dong 5 -77. A SAE __S & Chl ew SLC. Je jusoneun dong 0 dasi sipil ipnida.07 TRANSPORTATION - BUS & TAXI Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Blue Bus Green Bus Zeb A alae {Al ganseon-boosou jiseon-beoseu taoksi Rapid inter-regional wavel slong main bus eutes. 900 Wan for frst 410km with T-card er 1000 ¥en, Linking main routes. with subway lines within region. Regular taxi, Starting fare: is 1900 Won for the first 2km, 20% extra charge after midnight. MLO 40 oO Red Bus Yellow Bus Black Inxury Taxi BaHA eats BSA gwangyeok beoseu sunhwan beoseu mobeom taeksi Rapid transportation between metropolitan aceas, ike Seoul, and cities in Gyeongai Province, Does this bus go to ? oO] HA ___o] BLIa ibeosu___¢ gapnikka? How many stops from here? O71 H APFrO|L} 7}oF StL? yeogiseo myeat jeanggeojangina gaya ‘hanayo? ‘Circular lina transportation, inside urban centers and mmatropolitan subcenters, “Deluxe Tax! that's comfortable and more friendly. AS with regular taxis, Saping is not ‘expected. 4500 Wan for first kr Please tell me when we arrive. SAA BHM, dochakhamysan al-tyegjuseya. Would you take me to ? TER] FER ALOR? _kkaji gajusigesseoyo?08 TRANSPORTATION Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills home safely. Please add 10,000 Won to my card. FESO] PHS BORA R. cy ee Lae English subway map, please. [ Bo] As MS S Fale. yeenged jitachea! noseonde jom juseya. Subway \/ a13Hal jihachea! The Seoul subway system is an easy-to-use, low ‘cast lransporation system. Many signs and subway stop are written in English, The subway and buses do not run all night 30.0 tend will be necessary for lata night haurs, English subway maps are free and available upon request at major subway Becket counters, Chod Meyer, Moonjung Kim Proxy Driver | hese daed unjeon money, ‘Aa call service for when you've driven your ear and realize that you have had too much to drink, This isa ‘cost effective way of getting both you and your car T-Money Card E] OL) ti meont ‘An electronic rechargeable transportation card. It can be used: on alll public transportation: tani, buses, subways, and even many parking garages. AT-Money Gard is required in order to get a free transfer between buses and/or the subway. Seoul gyeo-tong credit card Many peope have a Korean credit card with the T-money function bute. This is convenient since it roquires no balance ta be kept on the carck and offers direct baling. Ticket Counter of maepyoso Ticket z By Subway pyo me) Station Toe asa pare BURN inachsciveck09 TRANSPORTATION II Easy to Lear Korean Language Skills => Fe KIX High speed trains KTX, #10] E] AA ke tlegseu The Korean Train Express costs more than a regular train, but offers a fast and comfortabie way to travel Korea You can travel fram Seoul to Busan in undar 3 hours as epposed to 4 hours on the regular KORAIL train, Hall of the ‘oats face backwards, s0 avoid those if KORAIL Train | gicha Korea Railioad standard trains are & low cost means of traveling between cities. takes 4 hours fo travel from ‘Seoul to the southernmost ‘city of Busan, Standing seats are also available, hod Meyer, Mocnjemg Kir Licitt AVIS Car rental west rentevka Be sure to bring an Intomatienal Driver's License as they are required in South Korea, These are ‘only avaitable in your home ‘country far Hicanset drivers. you are easily prong to mabon sickness. ‘Ticket pre-sales are announced and occur before holidays, selling out before tha date of departure. Standing seats Sorry, the train is sold out. are also available, a AJSBUCH 7IALET} OWZISINMSLICH, Joesonghapnids, gichepyoga maejindoe-eosseumnida Reservation Oj] oF yeomae a Airport Limousine Bus Express Sew Bus Terminals = gonghangbeoseu Dew eo Mh @ The Airport Limousine Bus service is a simple and economical way to gosokbeoseu teominat Round Oneway travel from the airport to your i 7 destination. No reservation is rae mae required, If you need taxi 7 io service after the bus, be warned that Sao ats trunk space is very limited. This is — — because the trunk holds a tank of — pore ia liquid petroleum gas (LPG) for fuel.10 ASKING DIRECTIONS! Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Chad Mayer, Idoonjung Kim Other side of the street Intersection wae 2 AA gil geonneopyear sageori Traffic light ~~ eS sinhodeung: Bus stop gaa jeongryujang Where am I? Z Map ™ oi7[7} ofc17197 © Crosswalk = oie yeogiga oedingayo? goes Ws hoengdanbodo Goleft JIL Goright. IL Goback. 1 L sale sie. S| eaiet aie. qT | iso sie. af jwahogjeon haseyo uhosjeon haseyo doedora gaseyo Go straight. 9) Can you write it down for me? Sule Jae, O17 [Oo] W Aaa? ttokbaro gaseyo TE yeogie sseo jusilraeyo? Mh (TIP) @ When asking for directions, be prepared for detailed insructions. It's best to verify afterwards. WORD BANK @ Cary pen and paper and ask them to draw a simple map based on the steps that they provided. =e11 ASKING DIRECTIONS Il Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chad Meyer, Moanjung Kin Where is ? Do you speak English? OL] IL A? Hol St & Oa? abe ae yeongeo hal jul asayo? => What exit number should | use? OL STB Lyte Bua? FFT TS) eoneu chulgure negaye hapnikka? ch ? ee What floor is located on? —_5l B Sol UU2? U How long does it take to walk there from here? Over OFM APIA! Bote! Sort WALA? there yeogiseo geogikkaj georeoganeunde eolmana geollipnikka? ASG Jeajok-2 What subway train do | take to get to ? ay —— HEM OL FlstS Ebop BLA? __. ganeunde eoneu jihacheoreu! taya hapnikka? Me © Most directions do not have street names unless Here they are major roads. However, major road signs have cial both Korean and English. ‘@ North, south, east, and west are not used to provide directions as they are in Western countries. ®@ Directions are Instead based on nearby buildings, landmarks, subway stations, and major intersections. Always bring the phone number of your destination in case you get lost.42 SHOPPING | Easy to Lear Korean Language Skills Chad Meyer, Moonjung Kim I'm looking for : No thanks. Welcome! # Heda. Mowe. OMS HIE, ___ reul chatneundeyo gwaenchanhayo easeo-aseyo How can I help you? Shs SSSema? mueosol dowadeuril-kkayo? How much is this? ol Bopolae? igeo ealmaayo? | will take it. May | use your calculator? |==aa od= stale, A BB + BQ? igoollo satkkayo gyesangi jom sseulsu isseutkkayo? Please give me a discount Do you carry i & Horse, __ UR? Jom kkagajuseyo. ___ itmayo? keeps a calculator handy for such situations, Ask to berrow it, then type in the amount you would like to pay. Show it to them This may go back and forth several times. Shopping mails, chain stores, and department stores normally do not allow haggling. Korean department stores feature shops representing local and international brands. Each of these shops may have sale events. Look for sale signs, as these items are typically found in a single rack. L409 ‘@ Expect to negotiate prices with shop stall owners. Each shopkeeper43 SHOPPING II Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chad Meyer, Mocnjung Kim | like it. Do you have more in stock? O17] Bol Boe, BO] 4 WHS? igeo mam-e deureayo. muigeoni dea itnaya? Are there any sales? ___ se-ireul hanayo? ela | am just browsing. Ag Fase Solole. geunyang gugyeonghaneun jungiayo. Do you have this in bigger/smaller size? Discount BY S/s2 ANZ UUYS7 wel jom deo keunjageun saijeu itnayo? alin Can I try this on? I will think about it. ole + YUL? a2] & ae, ibeobol su itnayo? saenggak jom haabolkkeyo. dareun mu-nui Different color ce 42 daraun sack-kkal44 CLOTHES Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Shirt Jacket ae RHA, Bot nambang jaket, jamba Coat Suit a5 ae kotew feongjang Dress Skirt j ROA Flot wonpiseu chima Jeans Pants Shorts Aups| BEX] rep] cheang-baji bay banbaji , y @ Many Korean words for clothing Sweatsuit items are a transliteration of aly their English counterpart. The chyurining Korean word for dress comes from the word ‘onepiece’. The Korean word for sweatsuit ‘comes from the English word, ‘taining’, as in training suit. Dress shirt When shopping for clothes, take: Sho) note that sizes and cuts are very waishyeo-cheu different than in Western countries.15 OFFICE SENIORITY Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills cHey daeri 11.General staff ALA sawon Chad Mayer, Moonjung Kim -- 1.Chairaman ae hoejang 2.President 8.Manager me gwajang 1 Melton LU lg t AS office = AKRA)—samusit B meeting 2121 hoe-ui 1 © desk chaeksang chair ujja ' g Dreaktime swi-neunsigan © ce seeeee46 FAMILY Easy to Leam Korean Language Skills Grandmother Grandfather Grandfather Grandmother 2] BLO fe x] 2] 80} L] BBO} HH | Bao oe-harabeojt ce-halmeoni chin-harabeoj) chin-halmeont Mother Father Ooi], Boy OF XI, Ofte eomeoni, comma abeoil, appa op es) et ed) = i ee se ws Me Older Older A, UF Younger Younger Sister Brother,’ joo, na Sister Brother Flhecsees g * asa as una hysang yeo-dongsaeng nam-dongsaeng PIL] eseee Sif cece eOn- o-ppa @ The proper use of ‘older brother’ and ‘older sister’ will depend on the gender of the younger sibling. If the younger sibling is a woman, she will call her older sister, ‘eon-ni. If the younger sibling is a man, he will call his older sister ‘nuna’. ® Younger family members must address older family members respectfully 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 Moon-jung becomes Moon-jung-a to her parents, older brothers, and older sisters.47 ACCESSORIES Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Chad Mayer, Moonjung Kim Hat Bag Belt Ext 7h Wwe Gor moja gabang belteu Tie Scarf Silk Scarf HEO] eel a7} nekta-i meopeulleo seukapeu Glasses Socks Watch oe ae All angyeong yangmal sigye Earrings Ring Necklace HHO] wil SHol gwigeoi Dany mokgeol! MA (@ ‘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. Sunglasses MeepA seongeul-laseu @ The English language requires baa) an ‘s' to be appended to the end Pantyhose 6 of a noun to pluralize more than ae Uf ernst Roan sve ot one form, the singular form, to souta-king r describe one or more objects.18 KOREAN NOODLES Easy to Learn Korean Language Spinach Mushroom Carrot algal wat ge sigeumchi beoseot danggeun Onion Bat yangpa : Beef - AD7| sogog! Knife cut Noodles Cold Noodle Soup gt aaa kalguksu mulnaengmyeon Traditionally, mese knife. cut wheat | | Summertime buckwheat noodles readies are miced wilh variety of served in iea eale soup with eg, ingrodionts. and served as a soup. mustard and vinegae, 4 Cold Noodles Soy milk Noodles = 5° Siete aa4 aay krong-guksu Jaengban-guksu Ataditional Korean soup Buckwheat noodles in hot pepper cansisting of cold soy milk, paste and ried with many sesame sends, differant vegetables and moats, Chad Meyer, Moonjung Kim Japchae wat Jjapehae ‘Callophane noodies, or dangmyeon as they are known ln Korea, are made from sweet Polalo starch. The noodles are pan fried in a Korean sauce ‘consisting of sey sauce, sugar, ‘sesame oll, and finely cut ‘vegetables, Spicy Noodles ue bibimguiksu ‘Cold somyeon noodles served ‘on a dish with hot pepper paste, minced garlic, sugar and vinegar ' ux AS rA Black Soybean Noodles mae diajangmyeon “This Korean-style Chinese dish ig made using wheat noodles in ‘a black bean sauce.49 RELATIVES Easy to Learn Korean Language Skills Father-in-law AL OPEH X| wel siabegi Mother-in-law Mother-in-law jangin ALO} OYLY sieomeont ‘aac Score: / B uncle (husband of mother's sister) | 2 © Unmarried younger ene areal uncles from the Bes one seed) I ae father's family are 8 uncle (husband of father’s sister) aes gomobu known @s samehon. aunt (father's sister) z gomo t : } aa @ In the mother's family, samehon is used for an older or younger uncle, § aunt (wife of hikers 's younger brother) Sanit Jakgeuneomeoni * =e =aa8 J ==e8 =20 TVSETUP Easy to Leam Korean Language Remote Control 2|S5 / rimoteu Power . Jeonwon TV Input ..- cebu-imnyeck |... Favorite Channel seonhochaenea! Previous... ean Volume ... eumryeng Exit /ESC Jongryo chaeneo! Closed “Caption jamakbangsong Screen “size Awamyeankeugi , Sereen Mode Please turn up/down the volume. 2218 20 / 2A BAR, sorireul nopyeo / najchwo juseyo. Please turn on channel 11. Ne We Bsa, Sip -beon chaeneolio teures juseyo. Power cable aaas jeonwon-kodeu User manual ASHSM yeongsengmodeu | Sa¥ang-seolmysangsso Resolution shat haesangdo Language setup awe eoneo-sealjeong24 KOREANTEA Easy to Leam Korean Language Ginseng Tea elatat insamcha Normally purchased in Porter form from supermarkets and department stores. Ginseng contains adaptogens which can manage stress, fatigue and amiaty. Barley Tea sa] boricha Commenly served 8 a complementary tea in Korean restayrants, Naturally catfeing= free and good for stomach aches. The Korean name for green tea Iiterally translates to "green teat. Full of antioxidants that help minimize the effects of aging Ginger Tea wear saenggangcha Recommanitad for cold prevention, heatiaches, motion sickness, diarmea and maintaining a healthy physique. Herb Tea SHR ssanghwacha Anhealtn 18a made from various Kareaa Rebs. His useful in fighting colds and exhaustion Chaat Meyer, Moonjung Kin Plum Tea oH alt maositeha This sweet drink is commonty sorvedas a dessert after Iarge maals, Citron Tea Hata yujache Mado from an East Asian citrus fruit called *yuja” that looks li a rapetuit. Mis siiced and mixed with homey before preserving. Corn Tea Sarr oksusucha Kernels af com are roasted and then boiled bo make this dink. It has a naturally sweet taste and is often combined with barley tea.22 EXPRESS FEELINGS Easy to Learn Korean Language (Chad Meyer, Moanjung Kirt e ° “os ° % lam happy. lam angry. 1am hungry. (LHe) Sei. (LHe) StL, by?} Tope (naneun) haengbokhaeyo. (naneun) hwanays. beega ponayo. lam sick. lam sad. lam thirsty. (LEE) OHITR. (Le) a2, So] wee. {naneun) apayo. {naneun) seulpeayo. mogi mallayo. @ The personal pronoun “I”, “naneun’, is not required in Korean as it is in English. C However, if you want to emphasize yourself, you can preface the conjugated verb with the polite form of “I”, “naneun". This is noted on by the optional use of “naneun” in i} oS ‘m parentheses in the pictures above. py @ Koreans use a single verb representing “to be sick” and “to be hurt”. These do lam tired. not translate exactly into English ae Therefore the expression, “I am sick,” (LHS) Zsa. literally translates to “| have pain’ {naneun) pigonhaeyo.23 GROCERY SHOPPING - VEGETABLES Easy to Learn Korean Language (Chad Meyor, Moanjung Kin Carrot Cucumber Potato Radish Lettuce Onion Squash 32 20 at we ut sy of gamja mu sangenu yangpa hobak Vegetable Red Pepper Bell Pepper OH, HHA ae a2, Ope ap yachae, chaeso gocku pimang, papeurica Napa Cabbage Garlic 4 “Paprika” is the Korean He OHS fs word for bell pepper. Bell baechy maneut peppers are also called paprika in Japan and Germany. © This differs from several Westem countries, Broccoli Eggplant including the U.S, where Segal 7EAl paprika is simply the beurokoli gail spice made from dried bell peppers.24 GROCERY SHOPPING - FRUITS Easy to Learn Korean Language I'd like 2 kilograms of strawberries, @7| 2kgtt Sala. ttalgi 2kg man juseyo. Can you weigh these apples? AS} Pal B POEABWOS? sagwa muge jom dalaju-sigesseoyo? Hallabong Alhybrid Init grown on Korea's Jeju Island. it isnamed afer Jeju’s Halla Mountain, as the the top of this citrss fruit resembles tha inactive volcano, Simiar in size to an orange, this fruit is a deticacy in Korea Persimmon a gam ‘There are several types of persimmons in Kerea. They are sweet in taste and simi to an Lnsipe tomate in appoarance, Persimmons are good sources of vitamins 62, 89, and ‘tain C. They are often used as a remedy fee hangovers. ‘Chad Moyer, Moonjung Kim Korean Melon #2) cham-oe Strawberry B7l ttaigh Watermelon subak Banana BELEL SA banana25 GROCERY SHOPPING - Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases. op7te! magarin ve AL chijew When is it going to expire? FBISO| MATAR? yutanggihani eonjakkaji-jyo? Do you have fat-free milk? Pxlet SR WLR? mujibang uyu ittnayo? @ Dairy products were not traditionally used in Korea and so most of their names are adapted from English words, Today, many Koreans enjoy dairy products such as cereal 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 ‘Chad Meyer, Moonjung Kim Butter HE beateo Low Fat ARI jegiibang Yogurt S7EE yogureuteu Whipped Cream 438, #848 saengkeurim, ‘fwipingkourim Sour Cream At 2a sawo keurim26 CASH REGISTER CHECKOUT Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad Meyer Mooniung Kar Would you like to earn points or receive a discount? Ae HSe7AL OU Hele aowL? Jeokrib haedeuril-kkayo animyeon halineul haedeuritkkayo? Cash Register mete Plasti gye-sandae Basket a aera binil-bongji, bongty According to the OECD, Koreans recycia nearly 75% of their total waste, Tediscaurage the use of plastic bags, supermarkets and other stores offen ‘charge 50-100 won per bag, Gring your own reusabla bags to save money and help the errviroament syoping-cateu I need to sign up for a point card. Point card RUSCH eT HER. BSc pointeu-cadeureu! mandeuigo sipeundeyo. pointeu cadeu Korea's competitive food industry has spurred the widespread use of point cards, By redeeming eamed points Do you need a plastic bag? you can: receive siore gift certificates, ltt BSH? patna ba oraghport binilsbaeg pilyohaseyo? redemption, or racaive numerous. swaards for your stare layatty Coffee shops, restaurants, bakeries, and ica cream shops also accept point cards. Asign near the register usually Would you sign here, please? posts the cards accepted and the = Siscounts given. Credit cards often 71 MSS HeMS. provide rewards as well, Visit thelr yeogi-e seomyeong jam hagjuseyo. ‘Web sites for mare information.27 STREETFOOD! Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad Meyer, Moanjung Kin Older Woman Older Man OO} ce OFA ajumma ajeossi Fish Cake Skewers 12, 24 eomuk, odeng Korean Korean Sausage Rice Cake pees CH aol Py sin tteokbokki sooo) Hatter-Dipped Food Gimbap = Gimmali Korean Pancake ae ad | HH twiginn gimbap gimmalt buchimgae Excuse me How much is one serving of tteokbokki? 77/2. qo] 12leo] Bota? jeogiyo Meokbokki iinbun-e eolma-ayo? Located near streat intersections and nightite areas, these food cams and stalls coffer quick inexpensive food year-round. There are both daytime and nighttime Street Vendor types and hours will vary by location and owner. Some of the evening atobst .polsngamacha even serve alcohol such as solu. The food can vary but many, 5 dishes are deep kried. pojangmacha In the fall and winter time, these carts are enclosed and offer a warm retreal from the cold. Warm or cold weather aside, Koreans love this comfort food.28 STREETFOODII Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases Chad Meyer, Meonjung Kim Korean RiceCake Fish Cake Skewer: Korean Sausage Sol qs, 24 eq Heokbokki eomuk, odeng sundae Arguably the most popular ‘Skewered fish cake pieces boiled AKorgan pork sausage. Similar Korean street food. Large ina broth. The fish cave ts to European sausage, it is made chewy rectangular-shaped rice formed by mixing flour and ground from pig intestines. These are cake mixed in a hot pepper fish, Fish cake is also used in ‘stuffed with cellophane noodles, ‘sauce with scailions. dishes such as tipokbokki_ congealed pork bland and spices. ' —— i Seaweed Rolls Battered Rolls AY ue deo] (Deep fried vegetables and Rolled seaweed stuffed with: Battarad and deep ined ‘Seafood covered in a thick boiled white tice and various other seaweed rolls stuffed with and hearty batter. Squid, sweet ingredients. These aften include: seasoned celophane noodies. It potatoes, chili peppers and imitation crab meat, cucumbers, isa type of twig. You can ask dumplings are the most common Pickled radésh and carrots. street venders to mix the types served. gimmali in tteokbokki sauce for tres. Enjoyed as a snack. appetizer Korean Pancake ‘orside dist, Korean a pancakes ara mare from a et ‘variety af ingredients buchimgae including: kimehi, green ‘anions. seafood and meat,29 STREET FOOD III Easy to Learn Korean Words and Phrases. Skewered Chicken Baa hotteok dak-kkochi Flour pancakes filed with Large pieces of seasoned . cinnamon, honwy, crushed chicken on kebab sticks, Fish-shaped Waffle peanuts, and brown sugar. This Stafions are somatimes 018 wintertime favorita has recently placed between the chicken become popular year-round. piaees. bungeqppang Fish-shaped wates made from poured batter and stuffed with sweet red bean paste. Similar in tasta to a European wate. They do nat contain any fish products. Roasted Sweet Potato Hot Dog Stick zajof Hen gungoguma hatdeger ‘Sweeter, mare yellow, and Adaep-tried breaded hat dag Roasted Chestnuts dryer than U.S, sweet potatoes, onastick. Similar to an aur These are roasted during tho ‘American Com Dog, eee winter attracting customers with a thair delicious small Peel the chestnut reves! me golden brown nut inside Seasoned Roasted silkworm pupae, Pupae are insects Silkworm Pupae aged between larva and adult stages, Chrysalis bs nother nama for this staga in the Insacts growth, ez! ‘They are steamed oF boiled and than seasoned se Can alge be purchased in a ean for the cae supermarket,