101 Flashcards
안녕
Well being, peace, health
하세요
You do, do you?, please do
안녕하세요
Greetings, are you in peace?
감사
Appreciation, thankfulness, gratitude
합니다
I do, I am doing
감사합니다
Thank you
네
Yes, right, aja
아니요
No, I disagree, that’s not right
맞아요
That’s right
안녕히 가세요
Goodbye, when you are staying and the other person is leaving or when you are both leaving
“Leave in peace”
안녕히 계세요
Goodbye, when you are leaving and the other person is staying
“Stay in peace”
죄송
Apology, being sorry, feeling ashamed
죄송합니다
I am sorry, I apologize
저기요
Over there, you over there, look at me
잠시만요
Just a second, wait for a little bit, is the same as 잠깐만요
잠깐만요
Just a second, wait for a little bit, is the dame as 잠시만요
-예요
-이에요
To be verb
Example:
학생이에요 (i am a student)
학생이에요? (Are you a student - change of tone)
학교예요 (it is a school)
저
Me
저예요
It is me
뭐
What
뭐예요?
What is it? / What is that?
이거
이것
This
Example 이거 물이에요 = “This is water”
이것 is hoy it is written formally, and 이거 how it is usually said
이
This
것
Thing
책
Book
코피
Coffee
사전
Dictionary
카메라
Camera
-이
-가
Subject marking particles
“Compared to others this one…”
Emphasis on the subject
Ex.
좋아요 (I like it)
But if you are not sure what that person likes, you can ask:
뭐가 좋아요?
좋아
This is good
I like this
사과
Apple
내일
Tomorrow
일하다
To work
날씨
Weather
가방
Bag
학교
School
-은
-는
Topic marking particles
In addition to marking the topic it means “as for”
“Unlike other things”
“Different from other things”
Example:
오늘은 날씨 좋네요
The weather hasn’t been good but today is
있어요
Have/exist/there is
Example:
물 있어요
There is water/water exists/ I have water/ They have water
없어요
Don’t have/doesn’t exist/there isn’t
Example:
물 없어요
There is no water/ I do not have water/ They do not have water
오렌지
Orange
돈
Money
맥주
Beer
우유
Milk
아이스크림
Ice cream
햄버거
Hamburger
김지
Kimchi
불고기
Bulgogi (meat)
밥
Rice / Food
있어요?
없어요 ?
Do you have ….?/ Is there …?
Don’t you have …? / There is not …?
주세요
Please give me
Example:
오렌지 주세요
Please give me an orange
맛있어요
It is delicious, it’s tasty
맛
Taste
맛없어요
It’s not delicious, it’s not tasty, it tastes awful
차
Tea
잘 먹겠습니다
I’m going to eat well
잘 먹을게
Non polite form of saying “I’m going to eat well”
You could also be implying that your friend is going to buy the food and that you are going to eat well
잘 먹었습니다
I have eaten well, but really “thank you for the meal”
개
Dog
고양이
Cat
용
Dragon
미국인
An American
한국인
A korean
삶
Life
When you have a 4 letter syllable and it is accompanied with a ㄹ, like in the avive word, the ㄹ is NOT USUALLY pronounced. There can be exceptions
-고 싶어요
Is the ending phrase for “I want …”
Example:
먹다 = to eat
먹고 싶어요 = i want to eat
가다
To go
보다
To see
먹다
To eat
보고 싶어요
I miss you - I want to see you
하다
To do
사다
To buy
마시다
To drink
뭐 하고 싶어요?
What do you want to do?
읽다
To read
자다
To sleep
놀다
To play
쉬다
To rest
일하다
To work
일
One
이
Two or this
삼
Three
사
Four
오
Five
륙 or 육
Six
칠
Seven
팔
Eight
구
Nine
십
Ten
백
100
천
1000
영 or 공
Zero
삼백십
310
-아여
-어요
-여요
Finishing if present words fir example:
To see = 보다
I see/ you see/ i watch/ i look = 봐요
1- last vowel ㅓ or ㅗ = -아요
2- last vowel NOT ㅓ or ㅗ = -어요
3- verb 하다 only one that finishes -여요
입니다
Means “am”, “is”, “are” or “equals”
Example:
저는 철수입니다
I am Chul-soo
I equal Chul-soo
More formal than -이에요 or -예요
제 이름은 ㅇㅇㅇㅇ이에요
My name is …
이름은
Name
반갑습니다
I’m glad
만나서
Comes form the verb 만나다 “to meet”
만나서 반갑습니다
I’m glad to meet you
반강워요
Another form of 반갑습니다
는
Topic marker “this is what ee are going to talk about”
Example:
저는 학셍이에요
사랑합니다
I love
Example:
저는 테니스 사랑합니다
I love tennis
싫어합니다
I dislike…
스포츠
Sports