Korean Vocab 1 Flashcards
Mastery
butterfly
나비 (nabi)
I like
좋아해요 (joahaeyo)
My name is
제 이름은 (je ireumeun)
again, once more
다시 (dashi)
give, present
주세요 (juseyo)
Goodbye
잘가요. (Jalgayo)
I need
필요해요 (pirohaeyo)
your welcome
천만에요 (chonmaneyo)
already
이미 (imi)
excuse me (s)
실례해요. (silryehaeyo)
I am
네 (ne)
What is your name?
네 이름이 뭐예요? ne ireumi mwoeyo
How are you?
어떻게 지내세요? (ottuhke jinaeseyo)
I am korean
저는 한국인이에요(joneun hanguginieyo)
Food
음식 (eumsik)
My name is Nick
제 이름은 닉입니다 (je ireumeun nigimnida)
once
한번 (hanbuhn)
Foods
식품 (sikpum)
bye if you are leaving
an-nyeong-hi gye se yo
bye if you are staying
an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo
Im sorry to hear that
괜찮아요
Im sorry (other type)
죄송합니다 jwae-sohn-ghapnida
When you want to get someone’s attention and talk to them or let them know something
OR
When you want to call the waiter
저기요 (juh-gi-yo)
When you are passing through a crowd of people or when you’re leaving the room for a second.
잠깐만요 (jahm-kahn-mahn-yo)
to be
i-e-yo/ye-yo
Korean Sentence Structure
ABC + NOUN + TO BE
Book
책 (chaek)
Yes, that’s right
ne, majayo
Its me
저애요 (jeo-ye-yo)
What is this?
이게 뭐예요? (i-gaeh-mwo-ye-yo)
What is it?
(mwo-ye-yo)
No, this is water
아니요, 이건 물이애요. (aniyo, igeo mul-i-e-yo)
thing, item, stuff
거 geo
this
이거 igeo
the that (closer to friend)
그거 geu-geo
the, that, … over there
저거 jeo-geo
Person
사람 saram
that person over there
저 사람 (jeo saram)
Connector for “unlike other things” or “different from other things” for marketing topics
은, 는 eun,neun
For marking subjects, “none other than OR nothing but” but more subtly
이, 가 (i, ga)
apple
사과 (sagwa)
strawberry
딸기 (ttalgi)
I prefer strawberry
딸기를 선호해요. (ttalgireul sonhohaeyo)
preference (for), prefer (to)
선호 (sonho)
(The other things are not apples, but) THIS is an apple
이거는 사과얘요
I am tired
몸이 고달파요 (momi godalpayo)
Body
몸
afternoon
오후 (ohu)
Its fun
재밌어요 (jaemissoyo)
question
질문 (jilmun)
time
시간 (sigan)
taste
맛
There is time
시간이 있어요
I have other things but just TIME is not one of them
시간은 없어요 (sigan eun eopseoyo)
Do you have time?
시간 있아요 (sigan isseoyo)
Please give me/ I’d like to have
주세요 (juseyo)
delicious
맛있어요
not delicious
맛없어요