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TermDefinition
안녕하세요 hello
안녕 well-being, peace, health
하세요 you do, do you?, please do
존댓말 polite language
감사합니다. thank you
감사 appreciation, thankfulness, gratitude
합니다 I do, I am doing
That is right. / I agree. / Sounds good. / What you said is correct.
아니요 That is not right. / I do not agree. / What you said is not correct.
커피 좋아해요? Do you like coffee?
네. 커피좋아해요 Yes, I like coffee.
아니요. 커피 안 좋아해요. No, I don’t like coffee.
커피 안 좋아해요? You don’t like coffee?
아니요. 커피 좋아해요. Yes (아니요 in Korean), I like coffee.
네. 커피 안 좋아해요. No (네 in Korean), I don’t like coffee.
네, 맞아요. yes thats right.
네? pardon me?/what did you say?/i did not hear you well.
안녕히 계세요. If you are leaving and the other person is (or the other people are) staying
안녕히 가세요. If you are staying, and the other person is (or the other people are) leaving
죄송 “apology”, “being sorry”, or “feeling ashamed”
죄송합니다. im sorry
저기요. Excuse me
you can use 저기요 only when... when you want to get someone’s attention and talk to them or let them know something; when you want to call the waiter in a restaurant or a cafe to order something.
잠시만요 just a second
잠깐만요 just a second
-이에요 similar role to the english verb "to be"
-예요 similar role to the english verb "to be"
물이에요. it is water
water
가방 bag
가방이에요. it is a bag
사무실 an office
사무실이에요. it is an office
학교 school
학교예요. it is a school
저예요 it is me
물이에요? is it water?
학생이에요? are you a student?
학교예요? Is it a school? / Are you at school now?
what
뭐예요? What is it?
이거 this, this one
thing
book
책이에요. it is a book.
이거 책이에요. this is a book.
카메라 camera
카메라예요 it is a camera.
이거 카메라예요 this is a camera
커피 coffee
커피예요. it is coffee
이거 커피예요. this is coffee
사전 dictionary
사전이에요 it is a dictionary
이거 사전이에요. this is a dictionary
이거 뭐예요? what is this?
마이크 microphone
이거 마이크예요 this is a microphone
핸드폰 cellphone
이거 핸드폰이에요. this is a cellphone
이거 물이에요 this is water
아니요. 이거 물이에요. no, this is water.
네. 맞아요. 이거 커피예요 yes thats right. this is coffee.
this (near you)
이 커피 this coffee
컴퓨터 computer
이 컴퓨터 this computer
아이스크림 ice cream
이 아이스크림 this icecream
호텔 hotel
이 호텔 this hotel
택시 taxi
이 택시 this taxi
버스 bus
이 버스 this bus
이 카메라 this camera
이 피자 this pizza
피자 pizza
that (over there) or "i" in formal korean.
저 마이크 that microphone over there
테이블 table
저 테이블 that table over there
레스토랑 restaurant
저 레스토랑 that restaurant over there
the/that (near the other person)
그거 the thing, the item, that one, it
저거 that thing over there
사람 person
이 사람 this person, this man here, this lady here, he, she
그 사람 the person, that person, he, she
저 사람 that person over there, he, she
아니에요 to be not, it is not, you are not
저 아니에요. it is not me
우유 milk
우유 아니에요. it is not milk
물 아니에요. it is not water
이거 우유 아니에요. this is not milk.
학생 student
저 학생 아니에요. i am not a student
liquor
저거 술 아니에요. that is not liquor
고양이 cat
그거 고양이 아니에요. it is not a cat
호랑이 tiger
그거 호랑이 아니에요. it is not a tiger
-은/는 topic marking particles
저는 학생이에요. As for me, I am a student. / I am a student.
내일은 저는 일해요. As for tomorrow, I work.
내일 tomorrow
일하다 to work
-이/가 subject marking particles
사과 apple
이거 사과예요. this is an apple.
이거는 사과예요 (The other things are not apples, but) THIS is an apple.
이거는 물이에요. THIS ONE, it is water.
오렌지주스 orange juice
이거는 오렌지주스예요. And THIS ONE, it is different again, it is orange juice.
이거는 뭐예요? and as for this one, what is it?
날씨 weather
오늘 today
오늘 날씨 좋네요 the weather is good today.
오늘은 날씨 좋네요. The weather (has not been so good lately, but) today (it) is good.
오늘 날씨는 좋네요. Today (everything else is not good, but at least) the weather is good.
좋다 to be good
뭐가 좋아요? WHAT is good?
이 책은 좋아요. (The other books are not good, and I do not care about the other books, but at least) This book is good.
이 책이 좋아요. There are no other books as good as this one.
있다 exists
있어요 to have
없어요 to not have
없다 to not exist
물 있어요. There is water. / Water exists. / I have water. / They have water.
물 있어요? Is there water? / Do you have water? / Do they have water?
친구 friends
친구 있어요. I have friends. / I have a friend. / There are friends.
친구 있어요? Do you have friends? / Do they have friends?
시간 time
시간 있어요. There is time. / I have time. / They have time.
시간 있어요? Is there time? / Do you have time? / Do they have time?
물 없어요 There is no water. / I do not have water. / They do not have water.
친구 없어요. i do not have friends.
시간 없어요. There is no time. / I do not have time. / We do not have time.
재미 fun
재미있어요 “fun exists”/ “it is interesting”.
오렌지 있어요. I have an orange. / There are oranges. / They have some oranges.
오렌지 없어요. I do not have an orange. / There is no orange.
사과 있어요. I have an apple. / There are some apples.
사과 있어요? Do you have an apple? / Do you have apples?
사과 없어요? You do not have an apple? / There are no apples?
시간 있어요? Do you have some time?
시간 없어요? You do not have time?
커피 있어요? Do you have coffee?
커피 없어요? Don’t you have coffee? / You do not have coffee?
money
돈 있어요? Do you have money?
돈 없어요? You do not have money?
주세요 Please give me
주다 to give
돈 주세요. please give me some money.
맥주 beer
맥주 주세요. please give me a beer.
장갑 (a pair of) gloves
장갑 주세요. Please give me (a pair of) gloves.
사과 주세요. Give me (an/some) apple(s).
우유 주세요. Give me some milk, please.
아이스크림 주세요 Please give me some ice cream.
햄버거 hamburger
햄버거 주세요. Please give me a hamburger.
김치 kimchi
불고기 bulgogi
rice
김치 주세요. please give me some kimchi
불고기 주세요. Please give me some bulgogi.
밥 주세요 Please give me rice. / Please give me food.
김밥 kimbap
김밥 주세요. Kimbap, please.
taste
맛있어요 It is tasty. / It is delicious.
이거 맛있어요 This is delicious.
저 케이크 맛있어요 That cake is delicious.
케이크 cake
삼겹살 pork belly
삼겹살 맛있어요. Samgyupsal (pork belly) is delicious.
치킨 chicken
치킨 맛있어요. Chicken is delicious.
뭐가 맛있어요? What is delicious?
맛없어요 It is not tasty. / It is not delicious. / It tastes awful.
이거 맛없어요? Does this taste awful?
tea
이 차 맛없어요. This tea tastes awful.
oysters
굴 맛없어요. Oysters taste awful.
잘 먹겠습니다. "I am going to eat well” or “I will eat well.”
잘 먹을게! implies that you are thanking someone because they are going to treat you by buying you food. (informally)
잘 먹었습니다. I have eaten well.
가다 to go
보다 to see
먹다 to eat
-고 싶어요 i want to...
가고 싶어요. i want to go
보고 싶어요. I want to see/look/watch.
먹고 싶어요. i want to eat
뭐 먹고 싶어요? What do you want to eat?
햄버거 먹고 싶어요. I want to eat a hamburger.
sliced raw fish
회 먹고 싶어요. i want to eat raw fish
more
더 먹고 싶어요. i want to eat more
더 주세요. please give me more
하다 to do
사다 to buy
마시다 to drink
하고 싶어요 i want to do...
사고 싶어요 i want to buy...
마시고 싶어요 i want to drink...
뭐 하고 싶어요? What do you want to do?
텔레비전 tv
텔레비전 보고 싶어요. i want to watch tv
텔레비전 보고 싶어요? you want to watch tv?
뭐 보고 싶어요? what do you want to watch?
뉴스 news
뉴스 보고 싶어요. i want to watch the news.
이거 사고 싶어요. i want to buy this
이거요? this one?
네. 이거 먹고 싶어요. Yeah. I want to eat this.
이거 김밥이에요. this is kimbap
읽다 to read
읽고 싶어요 i want to read
자다 to sleep
자고 싶어요 I want to sleep.
놀다 to hang out, to play
놀고 싶어요 i want to play
쉬다 to rest
쉬고 싶어요 i want to rest
일하고 싶어요 i want to work
영화 movie
영화 보다 to watch a movie
영화 보고 싶어요. i want to watch a movie
김밥 먹고 싶어요. I want to eat kimbap.
일 (numbers) 1 (sino)
이 (numbers) 2 (sino)
삼 (numbers) 3 (sino)
사 (numbers) 4 (sino)
영 (numbers) 0 (sino)
숫자 numbers
오 (numbers) 5 (sino)
륙 / 육 ( numbers) 6 (sino)
칠 (numbers) 7 (sino)
팔 (numbers) 8 (sino)
구 (numbers) 9 (sino)
십 (numbers) 10 (sino)
십일 (numbers) 11 (sino)
삼십삼 (numbers) 33 (sino)
백 (numbers) 100 (sino)
천 (numbers) 1000 (sino)
때리다 to hit
웃다 to laugh
아요 If the verb stem’s last vowel is ㅏor ㅗ it is followed by 아요
어요 If the last vowel is NOT ㅏor ㅗ it is followed by 어요
여요 Only one verb stem, which is 하, is followed by 여요
가요 I go. / You go. / He goes. / She goes. / They go.
먹어요 I eat. / You eat. / He eats. / etc.
봐요 I see. / I look. / I watch. / You look. / etc.
보이다 to be seen, to be visible
보여요 I see it. / It is visible.
공부 studying
공부하다 to study
청소 cleaning (the room)
청소하다 to clean
요리 cooking
요리하다 to cook
-았어요 Verb stems ending with vowels ㅗ or ㅏ are followed by -았어요
-었어요 Verb stems ending with vowels other than ㅗ or ㅏ are followed by -었어요
-였어요 Verb stem 하 is followed by -였어요
샀어요 I bought / you bought / s/he bought / they bought
오다 to come
왔어요 I came / you came / s/he came / they came / we came
적다 to write down
적었어요 I wrote / you wrote / s/he wrote / they wrote / we wrote / etc.
했어요 I did / you did / he did / they did / etc.
팔다 to sell
잡다 to catch
쓰다 to write, to use
기다리다 to wait
이상하다 to be strange
멋있다 to be cool
어디 where, which place
어디 가고 싶어요? Where do you want to go?
-에 at, to, in
갔어요 i went to
학교에 갔어요. i went to school
한국에 왔어요. i came to korea
어디에 가고 싶어요? where do you want to go?
어디에 있어요? where are you?
지금 now
지금 어디에 있어요? where are you now?
어디에 있어요 지금? where are you now
-에서 at, in, from
-에서 expresses: -에서 expresses: (1) a location where an action is taking place (2) the meaning of “from” a place
사무실에 to the office, to an office, to my office
사무실에서 from the office, from an office, from my office
house
집에 있어요. I am at home.
집에 가요. I am going home.
사무실에 있어요 I am at the office.
집에서 일해요. I work at home.
집에서 뭐 해요? What are you doing at home?
사무실에서 일해요. I work at the office.
있었어요 was / to have been
봤어요 saw / to have seen
언제 when
언제 했어요? When did you do it?
도착하다 to arrive
도착했어요 you arrived
도착했어요? did you arrive?
언제 도착했어요? When did you arrive?
언제 왔어요? When did you come?
일어나다 to get up
일어나요 you get up
일어나요? do you get up?
언제 일어나요? When do you get up?
아침 morning
아침에 in the morning
아침에 언제 일어나요? In the morning, when do you get up?
몇 시에 at what time
아침에 몇 시에 일어나요? What time do you get up in the morning?
아까 earlier (today), a while ago (today)
나중에 later
어제 yesterday
만 (numbers) 10,000 (sino)
하나 (numbers) 1 (native)
둘 (numbers) 2 (native)
넷 (numbers) 4 (native)
셋 (numbers) 3 native
다섯 (numbers) 5 (native)
여섯 (numbers) 6 (native)
일곱 (numbers) 7 (native)
여덟 (numbers) 8 (native)
아홉 (numbers) 9 (native)
열 (numbers) 10 (native)
열하나 (numbers) 11 (native)
스물 (numbers) 20 (native)
서른 (numbers) 30 (native)
마흔 (numbers) 40 (native)
쉰 (numbers) 50 (native)
예순 (numbers) 60 (native)
일흔 (numbers) 70 (native)
여든 (numbers) 80 (native)
아흔 (numbers) 90 (native)
백하나 (numbers) 101 (native)
이백다섯 205 (native)
스무 살 (age) 20 years old
스물한 살 (age) 21 years old
쉰네 살 (age) 54 years old
열 살이에요. i am ten years old
서른 살이에요. i am thirty years old
안- use 안- before a verb to create negative sentences
집에 안 가요. I am NOT going home. / I DO NOT go home.
집에 안 가요? You are NOT going home? / You DO NOT go home?
버리다 to throw away
그거 버렸어요. i threw it away
그거 안 버렸어요. I DID NOT throw it away.
그거 아직 안 버렸어요. I DID NOT throw it away yet.
-지 않아요 present tense of -지 않다 which is used to make negative verbs/sentences
-지 않았어요 past tense of -지 않다 which is used to make negative verbs/sentences
가지 않아요 I DO NOT go. / I am NOT going.
가지 않았어요 i did not go
버리지 않다 to not throw away
-지 않다 used to make a verb negative
버리지 않아요 I DO NOT throw it away.
버리지 않았어요 I DID NOT throw it away.
아파요? does it hurt?
안 아파요. it does not hurt.
안 아파요? 진짜 안 아파요? It does not hurt? It really does not hurt?
안 먹어요? You are not going to eat?
안 먹어요! i am not eating!
정말 안 먹어요? 맛있어요! You are really not going to eat? It is delicious
안 먹어요. 배 안 고파요 I am not eating. I am not hungry.
이거 매워요? is this spicy?
아니요. 안 매워요. no. its not spicy
진짜 really
진짜 안 매워요? It is really not spicy?
알다 to know
모르다 to not know
공부해요 present tense of studying. i study.
공부했어요 past tense of studying. i studied
일 (noun) work, job
일해요 present tense. i work.
일했어요 past tense. i worked.
기억 memory
기억하다 to remember
기억해요 present tense. i remember.
기억했어요 past tense. i remembered.
청소해요 present tense. i clean.
청소했어요 past tense. i cleaned.
요리해요 present tense. i cook.
요리했어요 past tense. i cooked.
이사 moving
이사하다 to move, to move into a different house
이사해요 present tense. i move.
이사했어요 past tense. i moved.
노래 song
노래하다 to sing
노래해요 present tense. i sing
노래했어요 past tense. i sang.
노력 effort
노력하다 to make an effort, to try hard
노력해요 present tense. i make an effort.
노력했어요 past tense. i made an effort.
동의 agreement, agreeing
동의하다 to agree
동의해요 present tense. i agree.
동의했어요 past tense. i agreed.
인정 admitting, acknowledgement
인정하다 to admit
인정해요 present tense. i admit.
인정했어요 past tense. i admitted.
후회 regret
후회하다 to regret
후회해요 present tense. i regret.
후회했어요 past tense. i regretted.
운동 exercise
운동하다 to exercise, to work out
운동해요 present tense. i exercise.
운동했어요 past tense. i exercised.
사랑 love
사랑하다 to love
사랑해요 present tense. i love.
사랑했어요 past tense. i loved.
words, language
말하다 to speak
말해요 present tense. i speak.
말했어요 past tense. i spoke.
생각 thought, idea
생각하다 to think
생각해요 present tense. i think.
생각했어요 past tense. i thought.
생각 안 하다 to not think
노력 안 하다 to not make an effort
누구 who
누구예요? who is it?
누가 제인이에요? (Among these people, none other than) WHO is Jane?
누가 했어요? who did it?
누가 전화했어요? who called?
이거 누구예요? Who is this? (This is who?)
어제 누가 왔어요? Who came yesterday?
그거 누가 만들었어요? Who made that?
누가 샀어요? who bought it?
어떻게 how
why
얼마 how much (money)
얼마나 How + adjective/adverb
어떻게 찾았어요? how did you find it?
찾다 to find, to look for
어떻게 왔어요? how did you get here?
왜 전화했어요? why did you call?
전화하다 to call
왜 안 왔어요? why didnt you come?
얼마예요? how much is it?
이거 얼마예요? how much is this?
저거 얼마예요? how much is that?
그거 얼마예요? How much is the thing that is near you but far from me?
내다 to pay
얼마 냈어요? How much did you pay?
얼마나 자주 와요? How often do you come?
자주 often
얼마나 커요? how big is it?
크다 to be big
얼마나 무거워요? How heavy is it?
무겁다 to be heavy
-에서 from
-부터 from
-까지 to or until
서울에서 from Seoul to another place
서울부터 “starting from Seoul”
지금부터 from now
지금에서 (x) from now
어제부터 from (or since) yesterday
어제에서 (x) from (or since) yesterday
서울까지 (From somewhere else) to Seoul
지금까지 until now
내일까지 Until tomorrow
언제까지 until when
여기에서 저기까지 From here to there
여기부터 저기까지 From here to there
머리부터 발끝까지 from head to toe
머리에서 발끝까지 from head to toe
서울에서 부산까지 From Seoul to Busan
서울부터 부산까지 From Seoul to Busan
아침부터 저녁까지 from morning until evening
아침에서 저녁까지 (x) from morning until evening
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When you need a break, try one of the other activities listed below the flashcards like Matching, Snowman, or Hungry Bug. Although it may feel like you're playing a game, your brain is still making more connections with the information to help you out.

To see how well you know the information, try the Quiz or Test activity.

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