KOREAN WORDS ix:ceginners2000 Essential Korean Words for Beginners Written by Ahn Seol-hee, Min Jin-young, Kim Min-sung Translated by Ryan P. Lagace, Jin YVingzi, Ozaki Tatsuji First Published March, 2008 4th Printing October, 2012 Publisher Chung Kyudo Editor Lee Suk-hee, Oh Ju-young, Jeong Nam-seok, Park Jeong-mi Cover design — Cho Hwa-youn z Interior design You Soo-jung, Choi Young-ran Voice Actor Shin So-yun, Kim Rae-whan DARAKWON Published by Darakwon Inc. 211 Munbal-ro, Paju-si Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea 413-120 Tel : 02-736-2031 Fax : 02-732-2037 (Marketing Dept. ext.: 113,114 Editorial Dept. ext.: 201~204) Copyright © 2008, Ahn Seol-hee, Min Jin-young, Kim Min-sung This book is published and distributed by Darakwon Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission is prohibited. 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BOS Sl AES Halo} Basle] Ao} rae] al] AHL HBSS FBG ESS AAS} SEACH, SER BESO}, FE eo UU Ba OS F714] BezHS2] O12] Age) SES Fa17} IM. Be BSS] Ego] geicel o] Ao] 4.27] ofeAe oleh. oy Hal HEHE] A} As Ho] SL} WA Seles] Aes WEA Ryan Lagace 473‘ (9} ARS Eee}, et Sher 2. A AAS ah al ), ABA APACS HO), La] GHA) ar A(AHo})al 2} SOMA SAS BS Patrick 4), AE} 7A] #1, ©] EA 4, PAM MAS AAS] BS Aelch oA] F}O=, 2Aoj Zlol] Bal 71 4a Fs 2 BR3] AROS APY al Fal elaolean Asal BE Ala], ALS, 018] Ago whee aad. FIL SU ESS, BS BS TH} Sel] Hal] BAS DP, UFOS 7SAE WANA SAS By Fal WAS BA AVIS HRA SIA Yo] So] ES FES, ATS AA aSWhile teaching Korean to foreign students, we found it is very unfortunate that there are not enough useful vocabulary books readily available to students. With an evident need for a new and useful vocabulary book in mind, we have prepared this book for beginning learners of Korean, as well as their teachers. This book covers a total of approximately 2,000 words according to the following criteria. First of all, we selected the vocabulary words that appear more than 3 textbooks of the basic first and second level Korean. The textbooks are currently using in the Korean language institutes of nine universities and two private Korean language institutes. Next, in order to cover words that students are required to learn, we compared these words with the list of basic level words for learners of Korean (The National Institute of the Korean Language) and with the words that appeared in the Vocabulary/Grammar section of the third to eighth TOPIK exams Finally, we selected the recurring words and organized them into fourteen topics. The provided example sentences are related to each topic; they are focused on the example sentences used in textbooks and practical sentences frequently used in everyday life. Whenever possible, the antonym, synonym, honorific form, low form, related word(s), and reference word(s) are provided in order to widen the students! vocabulary range. This book would not have been possible without the help of many people. We would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to the president of Darakwon, Mr. Chung Hyo-sup and the editors of the Korean Editorial department. Also, we sincerely appreciate Mr. Ryan Lagace, Jin Yingzi and Ozaki Tatuzi for their precise translations. We would like to extend our thanks to Mr. Patrick, Shibata Kazue, Lee Sun-shin, Joo Jung-mae who contributed invaluable advice from a student’s viewpoint. A final thanks to the family who supported us with consistent and endless love during the last two plus years of this project, professor Kang Seoung-hye, who gave invaluable advice on the direction and contents of this book, and Shin Hyun-mi, Sun Eun-hee and Lee Hee- jung as well as the Korean language teachers, friends, and colleagues who supported us every step of the way. 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Be es sete § 21} cloje] mHYo| ee Sto] ‘orms) ae oaks 7H PARR, Bene (@ Spuslom wan clue nn om om a2 eae y. moe (+ BRSRHSO) AE eI7HU stale Shs Apo] Chet as 5 F3epige ~~ « Let's Check E0152 A/8(TOPIK) 2} HRC FS] AS BA 3 S70] 37 FS, We, Ss, 7A, AA PS) B49, 4S-SA, WOU, Beh, ASA SE, WI}, HA, SH BAL BS AE AE AE Sr4l SAl SSA SSH BA] SH} BH] ee ae Let's Check ayo! a] 7h eok BalWords that appeared in more than 3 Korean textbooks from the language institutes of nine universities and two. private institutes. [2{ Words that appeared in the Vocabulary/Grammar section of TOPIK (fram the third to the eighth exam). @Words on the list of basic level words for learners of Korean (The National Institute of the Korean Language). @Pronoun @ Noun @Verb @ Adjective @adverb @ Exclamation & Determiner @ Affix Pronunciation ( indicates a prolonged sound) The kinds of — irregulars The part of speech -----~ oo This vocabulary book was designed for learners as well as teachers of Korean (basic level) as a second language. Including entry words and related vocabulary words, more than 2,000 essential vocabulary words are covered. Such an extensive vocabulary is both necessary and appropriate for learners of Korean at a basic level. The vocabulary words in this book are categorized into fourteen topics and arranged in Korean alphabetical order. Each main topic is further divided into detailed subsections, which enable learners to categorize the related words for each topic. Therefore, learners will be able to understand and expand their semantic field systematically and effectively. eens rl SOHAL e 7Rget Opry wage © Rome ~~--=e- Subsection Example sentence related to the entry word for each subsection Translated into three foreign languages (English, Chinese, and Japanese) Rb aS RS Ae PH ch, De na reo {0 be light-weight 7HRON HAo] BE gol} THAN, 9 -ou21 mete: | mwa 0300 The grammatical case (indicates the sentence elements followed by the verb or adjective and shows how to be used with the sentence elements.) An example of an irregular conjugation is provided on the indicated page.®@ Synonym Phe sev | @ Antonym ova we. mma ERLE | Honorific form iF i. ef, seareisaerda. ooh, / @ Low form Bi Cee ee rece @ Expressions related to each m a entry word ae oF ae Derived words or compound <= Apogee § D2} 227 }ash a ashe, (word) for each entry word Beeson @ Verb 1 Adjective a0 _ ‘ @ Noun t 2 : Adverb hese oy Explanation on confusing points + Additional tips Oo ; + Lets Check nicer ac a review test similar with TOPIK owe me ee “gchar gE . i ee rere Main Topic ‘oe Chinese Characters Lemacieee core. Through learning the om see | Chinese characters, learners will be able . to widen their vocabulary - range. ¢ Additional Vocabulary Nations, Colors, Sports, Family Tree, The Names of Body Parts, Verbs Related to lothing or Accessories, The Numbers, Conjunctive Adverbs, Abbreviations, inese Zodiac Signs, Days of the Week, Months, nyms, Synonyms, Counting Units, National Map, and Seoul Map. + Table of Irregular Verbs and Adjectives Conjugated forms of irregular verbs and adjectives + Answers Answer for "Let’s Check" + Index Arranged in Korean alphabetical orderSus D42IRE introduction 4 0} A491 34 9 Bg oe How to use this book O1| AbEt People: A> A 1 BPI He Famity/Relatives 2 AJSEBL * RAR Let's Check! 2 ZP8 Emotions - a8 - St8 —-- 25 Let's Check! 3 AYZ Personality » (AE « HAS. 33 Let’s Check! 4 2|©2 Appearance « sh9t » BH —— 40 Let’s Check! 5 OH tite AA AE 47 Let's Check! 6 219} Occupations + Rly + RARE —---——-- 55 Let’s Check! or Friends/Close Aquaintances » AA2z/48 A « RABK Let’s Cheok! « Korean through Chinese Characters #l tobeclose: Fe RLV See 02| 2S Education: 4A A a4! Qe seerernemenacten aan 70 Classroom Terms - 2 Aid - AEA Let's Check! 2 49j Lessons = Eee RE 77 Let's Check! 3 Al Tests - Hit - Hee —— ~ 88 Let's Check! 4 Sbil School 38H» HR 96 6 Ea = 105 School Supplies» S3]UA- Bee Let's Check! one + Korean through Chinese Characters tolean: # FN 110 03) 242 Health « #258 - Bt 1 3a/oR 112 HospitavPharmacy + BB/25/5 = RRS Let’s Check! 2 SAA S10 Symptomis/Contition of lines + BWA - ER Let's Check! + Korean through Chinese Characters A apersons Av A itil 1 OE 04| Auer Eating Habits - ik @4bi8 - RIE 1 ZEA! Light Meals - #42 128 2 BAA an SH Fruits/Vegetables » 7k R/S + SR0/SF 5% 3 Ob Taste + weit * Bk -———--—. 135 Let’s Check! 4 AIG Restaurants + (air » 3 138 5 22 Cooking - KB/S - BIB 146 6 ge /A.—. Beverages/Tea » (hi8/38 « Rhavvai7e7 BAY Food Bi — 315 3-220) Shopping = Ma - Ba = 922 Let's Check! + Korean through Chinese Characters A toenter: 2 KB 829 11| 2=/s4! Transportation/Communication BUBBA - 308/ + ZAP] : Finding the Way - 32% mene 2 4ISE Directions * Fria} + ia) ——-------- 939 Let's Check! 3 S74 Mall~ Aber - aE So aag 4 AA! Locations ~ (iit - itil —-—---.-—- 346 5 21! Telephone - aii - RAS ——-—- 963 Let’s Check! 6 —17! Vehicles 2H TA: 0M 357 Let’s Check! + Korean through Chinese Characters 3B tobe connected « i US —-— 370 12) Hz Places - 345f - 877 1-24 Buillings - week 2) 972 2 2 Roads: Ba = 378 Let's Check! 3 EAl Cties - shih - ari 91 4 Sui Neighborhoods > tips -itash 94 5 AZ Seoul BR-YOIL ay Let's Check! Korean through Chinese Characters 48 a place - AF 304 4 SAS #/atea House/Nature - S/A 2 RIB oS = Animals and Plants » a mie DPI OT GETS 401 Natural Environment - 425i - S738 Let's Check! 3 7 /aA AS == 405: Electric/Electronic Appliances - Ba FP ASR AIG! Housohold 2A «RE — 409 tie SEE ee Household Furniture/Goods - BARA - REARAIOD Let's Check! 6 HB Structure of the House « 2 AHS « ROBE 7 UPI! Housework - RSH - RS 422 Let’s Check! + Korean through Chinese Characters MR ahouse- K- K SSO 14,2 Culture - 304 » SOE + CHORAL 432 Mass Media ARM: VAAF 4 7 2 ATS! Society at <4 wwe ABB, Let's Check! 3. 9}/o1S 439 Movies/Plays « 5.2/2 28) « mL QS / 2 Ob 443 Art/Literature - ZAUSC - BMI Be Sare 445 Tractor Cuture PERESCHE ~ CHELet's Check! _ + Korean through Chinese Characters ® tomove- 7 -< SSA. 15) JIE} | Ete. #th - oH TE coe A Ete. Att Zot Let's Check! oT Appendix - tse - 18% 87 41 Additional Vocabulary —~ 466 eae eae en oan MBB Nations - 12 « BROS + ANIIE Colors «BRB 8 ie neo ABB. + QS Sports -xaay- Atay os aga TAS Family Tee RRB RAH —— 469 + AVA] Of O44] wa ATO The Names of Body Parts - SiS aR ARBUOEM RE ree en 470 Verbs Related to Clothing and Accessories eri - SAGA +g 47 The Chinese Zockaé Signs Ra tence + 22! Days of the Week - 245 8 ——. 471 + GB Months - BH - A —— eee eee + 7 F Numbers BF Bee 472 + BA arn Conjunctive Adverbs - ial - Reales) (sie) + Zp Abbreviations «#5 - AUREL Ovecko1 a family BA Rik cic) - 7E0] ase Ww ololj a? oiLt: ai7FA] SBoloh.a, BAHL], ofa), of}, PEYoL Yos, BArso.19 an aunt father’s side aoa Hlt Lowise APPOVBS, w] DB7}-22] 7S} ei aa. Boles p22 @ CHDILIe] Cit SAIB ‘O|z'eta S}z, ofsialol O17 BAIS DS an a. I,me Eo in Lt of] Jal a vlglo}, UE Bite}? x g Lh+7}> UEFamily/Relatives + 7} /*|* oe a younger brother as-3 ie x @ tesa AL SMe] UY, HO] gy ole, OEY > p.2t a husband ee HH LA © ee Al PHS. 2% So] Qo] Bop} Ze] A] 949, | Appenic 7409 Go pag ere an older sister term used by males only + 1838 tii (BMS AT) @ (eu aa 9-0] SLRS AME} Abo] Bog, Beau op2 @ Uol7} BS of} Sas UAH Lyete St, ofAHS ‘eIL'efar a2. oe a younger sibling E Si © [sa] Al SYS SSS Ashey] Ae Fag, 177 {28/414 + Family/Relatives 18 ay © (24H SAIC © [=AIch @ #2] a daughter aL aR $2] ge gee suc. Bos >p.20 Bag. 429, ae the youngest in the family 1) ROF A Go] 58, Upp ey ales, Ab aa, © 2ol (or) to accompany (honorific form) Megs BAT SBF BO, -8/8 ZAC ajelct Pan 7icy/ech, 2am Ach, BACH Sect parents 3 a. me ASHE AE Fo] HBS} Gh Ake ASO] 2 Ye, sod3 ae @ (ae) Appendix pee eo Al=h Olay] age of] @ [0/71] age ory @ [ort] 2 Ape p08 Family/Relatives » 7}25/A/A an uncle father's side FAL SU Lone Fe] HES of 227} 104°] Zo}g, @ AE] le Ae oleED wets AetSo] QoLe. family member(s) Bh. REAR FUR RET BAB Po] ABE BE swolola, O75 p16 F712] R= ABO] Bt Aeja, & (O17) Sialeh ‘oll eka Bete AteHSO] Role a wife BF 2 Abe Hehe] Cha Wy 2] HHS 24S wha sch oue ee op.17 @ CHE Areto| OME “Yel oela So} Baie. 197, 20 / I: *j » Family/Relatives ee ° tS @ (tel | paper neo Cre oft @ (oil) |S Ropondik 648 Aare ofo| @ [001] Cae 2 = @ (2) A ols OBO] A'S SUT, @e ope Bais, AOS, HOS a father EE s oN} 2] FHA Z1F U]sHoH] AQ, Boo op.2i Boney Borst a kid, a child RF FEB SRA Flo] 3w3? glo1g, ABE AYE OF} ALoloj}.2., oz p20 an adult AX KA. FRA Bop} 92} aie HZoVg, G00) 0.20ory © [eee] 5 Aopen peo age ot @ (au) “Spend a6 jar @ [aon Sp Aopen pied Oey @ (154) | Aopen 469 Family/Relatives » 7!3/) a mother . BB SHEA AL 2s OL BAIS SUC, HoH1x| > p20 Boo Ben an older sister used by females only Ea ih GRD S LT) QU: BPP ME ALI} glo} 2 BMI, WE Owe gy glo}a. UE > pa? amom i85 BREA, BR. SHHS YA AA} Bat Yo}Ay of] ASS Wo}.a, GB opast Bo sp2 a younger sister Tk bs AL AHSS HEP YONA, PEGS TSS Yolo, SSeS pT 21 ay7 (Ss 22 zs *4 + Family/Relatives BAe 2 tit @ (2a) (© Aopen ideo ero 22] @ sal 2 oj @ (12) ABI Orel an older brother used by females only aK DS BO Que oppa}s gb, AE ol|US BIO, Ga op2 g me 2S LIA} BAIS OfAHE ‘OuiPetD SED, EEXHS “SV Oleta a2. we, our HA AEB. hKSEO $21 TIES AZo] OLR, HB] > p.22 @ SS ASS “UN alah, LH LIey chal 92] aint, Palierain aie, an aunt mother’s side ee SIE wow 22] Quis} lB B= er wgol a. B22 op. we, our (honorific form) Al] DES LES AB] BES ofBS 2 Cha, 72| pp.22 @ Azl Lebs Sel tolois2. “Peltey etn stot a2. @ Wel Ste ‘Mal, Lol SFE Ser ole,eg Zt @ [27h eo AIA eT @ #4] ere ot @ (aa) (pend 68 age OHHH] @ (etal) | Rope 00 g aQ © Family/Relatives » 7|5,/ a nephew, a neice EF IESE) G. ARS The Go] ZF} ABAD, a relative UR Abe Baths HA SO] Bo] Als! Qe Abel] 72, a grandmother Ha. SILHEA 7B] WUE Say EVA, HOWIZL > p.23 Bote SIBOIL, QoL a grandfather BR BLWEA Als] BOHHALE 31a Aol] Sol7 O12, BOIL > 9.23 3 Bort EIOHAAL 2180142] an older brother used by males only aa set Re (ADSHT) Pe] Be Alo] eee] Zo} 2, G oH © p22 23ve See > Wa El clois} de clos AuAIo. (9214 252 SS cH Bolo. © ofe{L49p ofs, aH, S=LE | Oe|z AOle. | aes ee 1.20 ) 2, Ol ) CHE Mol VHS ClO (et7 Dolly BLOF AAAI. TS Ol Ae Zt SOIL slowiAl S TU Sy 3. o] ARS ob Ag] oFF-BoNPIEE 4. ola opal] mya. 5. o) ARS 1, th Sah BSA Bor SG. 6. ol Ao} e] HH-ge AUN. cls 3 elleble] HE! 20] Ok! AS DEMAle. 7. O oo] — 4 @ ya — ony Og —8 OG — 24 24age ay Oral act @(aeeH = 'He| FD Aapendi na Ore 7 Orig Emotions * tS -at8 track 02 anxiety, worry Fly De TE] Ms SSIS RPA] ABP. 01/7} ABO|cy/24(0}) SICt ~ 8/8 4aetct Base to be missed, to be longed for BLU. ROL ht Re 1d Aol] AHH] BesUeh, Del Al ao] TYSUCE - 0/7} RICH ~ 0/7} ~ SA Jelsistct elastic @aag feeling Me St SE SESH] 7hH°] ofa? 7101 Scyusct 252P « Emotions 7|HLCt @ pHcH @ ‘oan Aare aS @ (a4) Se 2}C} © (eetch ag LJ} © (e71ch to be glad, to be happy ALU eS UA So 7H, = O|/7} 7|S8Ct -O|/7t - B/S 71m stCt G 7iasict 7s GH axc} & p28 surprisingly, all of sudden ue co AY} Ay) 2 Ae Bel Bt Sarl a, Bes nel to be surprised, to be amazed ne AR BESS Ao BOF APO] MALL AY SHOR, — 0|/7} (2S) sett to feel uLS ojje] BAIS eat ofS] AR 0/7} - 2/8 Sach @xa ale Ir Hy O12, ofe eterorct © ([BtacH BAIL O ranH @'n'aT4| Ce) sect @ et @'s'a74 Saeee Mo © 2 @ i mw Emotions ° 2/74 to be stuffy, to feel helpless bi]. ef BELLU, bEMLI SFY°] SD AZO] SOA] FEOHQ, SHES Zz AA HOH, ~Ol/7; Etetsict to be scary alta fal Ae FAME BSS Aola2, ~fe - 07} Sect -E/fe -8/B PAsstct @ eaqetct to be envious DSPELL AS IHS AS hy A} BAND ~ B/E -0l/7t HBICh ~S/e - 8/8 Paie8ICt Greist uneasiness, restlessness RR RR AVE Mheol Stahl SR AolQ, -0l/7} Beotetct @ select B zetstsict 2721° « Emotions 28 Atay @ ARH At aHOEC © (asustch] Algerct © Teanict] jove ARE Abe eke AH} Sol Ao}, 0/7} - S/B AzSICt Algsict 25a Fo] AIS sted 7h] ARNON, — 01/7} aastct TRL BOVE RE 7p, AFB op Ag eH, — 01/7} Sastct ol Saye SOR, ~ 0/7} SEC} ~ Ol/7} Baqstc} @ aust @asEmotions + 2/75 XA to be excited AILTC} Fi PONS, BBICES wane ofo| Zo] 0] Feo ALMA sake. ~ O|/7F AILECE e to be bored because of having too much time AlAStct i iB RRC eisai Fol] Ae O14] eso] Goin] SHE SA Bol SA YROM, TAA UP AABAL, ~ Ol/7 ALAISECH © to be lonely Q| SC} ae MRE, FUL © [SIBCHAIEA — Bloy wht SA} Mo} 7B SLB SUEL =H B74 “eb Append pasa ~ 01/7} 215 c+ = O|/7} 229 S}C} B wesc Baez a to be depressed PSO kes PID0K @ resin AE az] ABO] AS Bory PSU, -ol/7} $BsIct — O17 + S-BSHSICH GB egetsict Oz 29ZP9 » Emotions 30 are 2 Bact @ ream @ yer Sti x|ZSHCt @ (AlFstcH] to cry 29 5 PME SE BS BT SYN, -o|/7k Sct @ss to smile, to laugh %5 HE] MRS BPS POA ofp 1S eH, ~ 0/7} SCh @zs to be enjoyable, to be cheerful BRR BLL Ake a Yee] SASH, ~ Olt Bact Barsatct to be bored FM. WK WRB FE HH SES LS She AHA, — 0/7} ARBICH xearsictCae AHYSHC @ (asc) ers 3} @ [2H to be embarrassed, to be ashamed a BICSBW. HFPLW Bow oli AHUBYOLL, — Ol/7} Base & auistsict to be free from anxiety, to be at ease Sen AT] BUY up So] MOHD, — O|/7} Bekstct ESIC} > p.361 happiness ih ett ARSK= ARES} BES BS a2, ~0//7} BSsct @ewssict @ aestsict @ase oe anger (BR) KR. 0) SEY Ale ABS aA] Sp sto 8, - 0/74 SF LICE ~ 01/7} - Ol BEE HICH Gas Sc, 3s Sct ions + 2}% Emotions + 7/73) 31ers) ee CS BEol Es I2. 1, TBS Wi ste eee 12, rn (> ale 7 hee] oma? <3 " : tee Ove @OAzI2 Osa Osa 2, WE Awe] us} ese AS BEAN, AE 0/0] UE ISSO! DESUCh. OAS 7H S0) Wa aU. OAs 7S AEG. OAE 7S] SUT. OA”AE 7S Tel UG, oS __ | Boz ast BS TEMA. 3, 27} AAS Gola. Le] s+ Oya QrAA12 =Ostela2 @usrl1s2 4, Zola] att a4} 2S eb. 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