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날씨
Weather
nalssi
고기
Meat
gogi
가구
Furniture
gagu
사자
Lion
saja
가짜
Fake
gajja
하마
Hippopotamus
hama
왕자
Prince
wangja
왕
King
wang
라디오
Radio
ladio
게임
Game
geim
비디오
Video
bidio
유럽
Europe
yuleob
카드
Card
kadeu
피아노
Piano
piano
컴퓨터
Computer
keompyuteo
햄버거
Hamburger
haembeogeo
감사합니다
Thank you
gamsahabnida
안녕하세요
Hello
annyeonghaseyo
안녕
Well-being / peace / health
annyeong
합니다
I do / I am doing
habnida
존댓말
Formal language
jondaesmal
반말
Casual language
banmal
여러분
Everyone
yeoleobun
여기요
Here you go
yeogiyo
네
Yes / I agree (with what you said)
ne
아니요
No / I don’t agree (with what you said)
aniyo
그림
Picture / painting
geulim
저 / 나
I, me (both the same, 저 is formal)
jeo / na
좋아요
I like it / I’d like to
joh-ayo
커피
Coffee
keopi
맞아요
Right / I agree (often used after 네)
maj-ayo
안 좋아
Not good
an joh-a
좋아해요?
안 좋아해요?
Do you like?
You don’t like?
joh-ahaeyo? an joh-ahaeyo?
안녕히 계세요
안녕히 가세요
Stay in peace (goodbye used if you’re leaving, other person staying there)
annyeonghi gyeseyo
Go in peace (goodbye used if other person leaving, you’re staying)
annyeonghi gaseyo
저는 이제 가요
I’m going now / I’m leaving now
jeoneun ije gayo
죄송합니다
I’m sorry (personally apologizing for something, does not mean I’m sorry to hear that)
joesonghabnida
진짜?
어떻게?
Really?
How? (often used together as an I’m sorry to hear that)
jinjja
eotteohge
저기요
Excuse me
(jeogi = over there; “Hey you, over there!”)
jeogiyo
잠시만요
잠깐만요
Just a second / Wait (just a moment) – can be used as an excuse me (when passing by people, etc.) – both mean the same thing
jamsiman-yo
jamkkanman-yo
저는
I
jeoneun