Phrases/interjections Flashcards
아니요
No, that’s not right, I don’t agree
네
Yes, that’s right, I agree
감사함니다
Thank you, most polite
맞아요
That’s right, correct
안녕하세요
Hello
이서 뭐예요?
What is this?
이거 맛있어요
This is delicious!
잘 먹겠습니다
I will eat well (said before a meal, similar “let’s eat” or “dig in”)
화이팅
“Good luck!”, A word of encouragement
Item + 주세요
Please give me + item
어느 날
One day
고마워
Thank you (informal)
이거 맛없어요
This is not good/not tasty/this tastes awful
아야
Ouch!
잠깐만요
Just a second!
안녕히 가세요
Goodbye/go in peace (said when someone else is leaving)
몇 시에
What time?, at what time?
잘 먹을게
A way of joking with a friend that they’ll be paying for a meal, a way of starting a meal amongst close friends
잘 먹었습니다
I have eaten well (a way of thanking someone for a meal)
저예요
It’s me!
제 잘못
My fault
여보세요
Hello? (When answering the phone)
얼마나 + adjective/adverb
How + adjective/adverb
안녕히 계세요
Goodbye, stay in peace (when leaving and other is staying)
뭐예요?
What is it? (Can be asked aggressively to start a fight 😂)
저기요
Excuse me! (To get someone’s attention, never “I’m sorry” or to pass through a crowd)
잠시만요
Just a second! (When passing through a crowd or excusing yourself)
정말?
Really?
누구예요?
Who is it? (A phrase for when someone knocks)
하지마
Stop it (can also mean but or be an interjection)
보고 싶어요
I miss you (literally “I want to see (you)”)
눈이 돌다
Idiomatic phrase meaning to go crazy, be a little lost, lost your mind, unable to see straight
그 때
At that time
며칠 뒤
A few days later
옛날
Once upon a time, in the past
아무것도 안하다
To not do anything
마음 먹다
Literally “to eat one’s heart” but it figuratively means to decide or set your heart to something
하나둘
One by one