Annyeong- hi.

jamshiman gidariseyo- please wait a moment

Jo shim ha ge ga seyo- bye be careful dowa juseyo- please help me

Bang ga wo- nice to meet you hangsang geonganghaseyo. (Always be healthy.)

Oren manieyo- long time no see hangsang momjosimhaseyo. (always take care.)

Dashi bep gesumnida- ill see you again yuh-gi-yo— Over here

Ne il be yo- see you tomorrow jam-shi-mahn-yo ; “wait a moment” — Excuse

Jo eun achim- good morning me

Anyeong hi joo moo seyo- goodnight(jal ja) ah-nib-nee-da, which means “It’s nothing.”

yoboseyo-hello (only used when answering the ju-seh-yo — Please give

phone) doh-oah-ju-seh-yo! — Help!

neil manayo- see you tomorrow (literally, “meet yuh-gi-gah   ah-pah-yo— It hurts here

tomorrow”) gwaen-chanh-ah-yo — It’s okay

daume ddo bayo- see you again next time jin-jja-yo? — Really

najunge bayo- see you later ahn-dwae-yo — It doesn’t work/It cannot (be)/No

jal kayo- take care (used when someone is about way

to leave)

sugo hessoyo- this one is hard to translate. It

means something like, “good work” or “good

job”.

Joshimhaseyo-be careful

Hwanyunghamnida- welcome

uhsooseyo- welcome, but in the context of a

store or restaurant to a customer coming in

duluhoseyo- “come in”, when inviting a guest

over to your home

hengunul beroyo- good luck