Shopping (30, 31): I like, which do you like?

Question 1

어느 게 좋아요?

Answer 1

Which one do you like?

Question 2

이게 마음에 들어요. (드러요)

Answer 2

I like this one.

Expression when shopping and find what you want. (들어요 = listen)

Question 3

어느 NOUN

Answer 3

Which. Use when asking about someones choice of one among many. Must be followed by a Noun
어느 학교 (which school)
어느 교실 (which classroom)

Question 4

이게

Answer 4

this one

Question 5

마음

Answer 5

mind

Question 6

(마음에) 들다

Answer 6

to be satisfied

Question 7

사탕

Answer 7

candy

Question 8

마음에 들어요.

Answer 8

I like.

Question 9

Noun이/가 좋다 / 싫다

Noun 을/를 좋아하다 / 싫어하다

Answer 9

LIKE/ DON’T LIKE different particles. When you use 좋다 subject can’t be third person. 저는 한국이 좋아요. (I like Korea)
저는 한국을 좋아해요. (I like Korea)

Question 10

이게 좋아요?

Answer 10

You like this one?

Question 11

아뇨, 싫어요.

Answer 11

No, I don’t like it.

Question 12

이건 어때요?

Answer 12

How about this one?

Used when suggesting something

Question 13

이건 어떠세요?

Answer 13

How do you like this one? Same as 이건 어때요? but more formal

Question 14

마음에 드는 게 없어요.

Answer 14

There’s nothing I like (among these)

Question 15

이게 딱 좋아요.

Answer 15

This is perfect.
Colloquial expression really like something
딱 = Just

Question 16

이게 더 예쁘죠? (예쁘조)

Answer 16

This one’s prettier, isn’t it?

Say when something you like more in comparison to something else and want to affirm with other person

Question 17

내, 그래요.

Answer 17

Yes, it is

Question 18

예쁘다

Answer 18

To be pretty

Question 19

따뜻하다

Answer 19

to be warm

Question 20

비싸다

Answer 20

to be expensive

Question 21

운동화

Answer 21

sneakers, running shoes

Question 22

구두

Answer 22

shoes (more formal than sneakers)

Question 23

편하다

Answer 23

to be comfortable

Question 24

형

Answer 24

elder brother (male)

Question 25

연필

Answer 25

pencil

Question 26

볼펜

Answer 26

ball point pen

Question 27

예쁘죠?

Answer 27

(isn’t it) pretty?

Question 28

이게

Answer 28

This (thing) contraction of 이것이

Question 29

Noun1 이/가 Noun2보다 더 Adjective OR

Noun2보다 Noun1이/가 더 Adjective (change order)

Answer 29

Expression for making comparisons
Noun1 이/가 Noun2보다 더 Adjective
Where noun 2 is object being compared
오늘이 어제보다 어 따뜻해요. 
(It's warmer today than yesterday) 
Noun2보다 Noun1이/가 더 Adjective
어세보다 오늘이 더 따뜻해요. 
(It's hot today, more than yesterday).

Noun2보다 or 더 can be omitted, but not both
"This is more expensive than THAT":
이게 저거보다 더 비싸요. =
이게 저거보다 비싸요 = 
이게 더 비싸요

Question 30

어느 게 더 좋아요?

Answer 30

Which one is better? (Which one do you prefer)?

Question 31

뭐가 더 좋아요?

Answer 31

What is (would be) better? 
To ask someone's preference. In English would say "What do you like?"

Question 32

저게 좀 더 싸죠?

Answer 32

That’s more inexpensive, isn’t it?

When item is at a distance and likely to be less expensive, ask someone for confirmation

Question 33

누가 더 커요?

Answer 33

Who is bigger? (expression for asking for comparison of people)

Question 34

이게 저거보다 더 비싸요.

Answer 34

This is more expensive than that

Question 35

오늘이 어제보다 더 따뜻해요.

Answer 35

It’s warmer today than it was yesterday

Question 36

운동화가 구두보다 더 편해요.

Answer 36

Sneakers are more comfortable than formal shoes

Question 37

동생이 형보다 더 커요.

Answer 37

The younger brother is bigger than the older one.