TTMIK BOOK 1 Flashcards
Review of book 1 materials
안녕
well-being, health, peace. Informal hi
하세요
do you? please do
안녕하세요
hello/how are you/good afternoon/evening.
can be a question or statement.
존댓말
polite/formal language, usually ending in 요 or 니다. pronounced jon-daen-mal
감사
appreciation, gratitude, thankfulness
합니다
I do/am doing
감사합니다
thank you, polite
반말
informal language
네
agreement, that’s right
아니요
disagreement, denial
네?
what? pardon?
맞아요
that’s right. 네,맞아요. yes, that’s right..of course
안녕히 계세요
stay in peace. say if you are leaving
안녕히 가세요
go in peace. say if you are staying, or if you are both leaving.
죄송
apology, feeling ashamed
죄송합니다
I apologize, it was my fault
저기요
literally hey you over there, polite. get attention of someone, call a waiter.
잠깐만요
just a second. can be used when getting through a crowd
잠깐만요
just a second. can be used when getting through a crowd
잠시만요
juat a second. can be used to get through a crowd
이에요, 예요
have similar roles to the verb to be.
after consonant use 이에요
after vowel use 에요
can turn from it is something to is it something by raising voice or putting question mark.
물
water
학생
student
뭐
what
진짜
real
집
house
가방
backpack or handbag
사무실
office
이거 뭐예요?
what is this?
이, 그, 저
modifiers used before noun.
이 this near me
그 the or near other person
저 that one over there
거 or 것
thing
책
book
카메라
camera
커피
coffee
사전
dictionary
마이크
micraphone
핸드폰
cellphone
이것, 그것, 저것
pronouns
usually changed to just 거 for ease of pronunciation
이거 this one near me
그거 the thing, it, that one
저거 that one over there
can not use 것 pointing at person…very rude
사람
person