김 선생님, 안녕하세요?

[sounds like 'kim sohn saeng nim, ahn nyong ha say yo?'] MR. OR MISS KIM (WHO IS A TEACHER, HOW ARE YOU DOING?

네, 안녕하세요?

[sounds like 'nay, ahn nyong ha say yo?] FINE, HOW ARE YOU?

[tacked onto the end of a word or sentence. sounds like 'im nee dah.'] I'M or I AM

만나서 반갑습니다.

[sounds like 'ma na soh pan gap sum ni da'] NICE TO MEET YOU.

[said to a person who is leaving. sounds like 'ahn nyong he kah say yo.'] GOOD-BYE

[said to a person who is staying. sounds like 'ahn nyong he kyeh say yo.'] GOOD-BYE

[said to someone who is working. sounds like 'sue go ha ship nee dah.'] HELLO

[said to someone who is working. sounds like 'sue go ha say yo.'] GOOD-BYE

[said to someone who is working. sounds like 'sue go ha shyess oh yo.'] THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME or WELL DONE

처음뵙겠습니다.

[said formally. sounds like 'cho um pwehp keh sup ni da.'] PLEASED TO MAKE YOUR ACQUAINTANCE

[said formally. sounds like 'do pwehp keh sup ni da.'] SEE YOU LATER

[sounds like 'koh mahp sum ni da.'] THANK YOU

[sounds like 'kahm sah ham ni da.'] THANK YOU

[sounds like 'chon man aey yo.'] YOU'RE WELCOME

[sounds like 'mwol yo.'] DON'T MENTION IT

[in a commercial setting - at a shop's entry. sounds like 'oh so oh say yo!'] WELCOME or COME ON IN

[sounds like 'tulr oh oh say yo.'] lit. GO & COME BACK or COME IN

[sounds like 'ahn jew say oh.'] PLEASE SIT DOWN

[sounds like 'shill yeh ham ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR WHAT I AM DOING)

[sounds like 'shill yeh hyess sum ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR WHAT I DID)

실례하겠습니다.

[sounds like 'shill yeh ha kyess sum ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR WHAT I AM ABOUT TO DO)

[sounds like 'me ahn ham ni da.'] EXCUSE ME or I AM UNEASY

[sounds like 'chweh song ham ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR A MAJOR SLIGHT)

안니오, 괜찮아요.

[sounds like 'ahn ne oh, kwehn chan ah yo.'] NO, IT'S ALL RIGHT.

[answering the phone or to get attention of a stranger in a crowd. sounds like 'yo bo say yo.'] HELLO

시간이 다 갰습니다.

[sounds like 'she gone ta kyess sum ni da.'] IT'S TIME (TO BEGIN or STOP)

[politely. sounds like 'doh pwah yo.'] SEE YOU LATER

[sounds like 'kuh ray yo?'] IS THAT SO? REALLY?

[sounds like 'kuh ray yo.'] IS THAT SO. REALLY.

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Tuttle Elementary Korean Lesson 1

Term	Definition
네	[sounds like 'nay'] YES
예	[sounds like 'yea'] YES
아니오	[sounds like 'ah nee oh'] NO
김 선생님, 안녕하세요?	[sounds like 'kim sohn saeng nim, ahn nyong ha say yo?'] MR. OR MISS KIM (WHO IS A TEACHER, HOW ARE YOU DOING?
네, 안녕하세요?	[sounds like 'nay, ahn nyong ha say yo?] FINE, HOW ARE YOU?
...임니다	[tacked onto the end of a word or sentence. sounds like 'im nee dah.'] I'M or I AM
만나서 반갑습니다.	[sounds like 'ma na soh pan gap sum ni da'] NICE TO MEET YOU.
안녕히 가세요.	[said to a person who is leaving. sounds like 'ahn nyong he kah say yo.'] GOOD-BYE
안녕히 계세요.	[said to a person who is staying. sounds like 'ahn nyong he kyeh say yo.'] GOOD-BYE
수고하십니다.	[said to someone who is working. sounds like 'sue go ha ship nee dah.'] HELLO
수고하세요.	[said to someone who is working. sounds like 'sue go ha say yo.'] GOOD-BYE
수고하셨어요.	[said to someone who is working. sounds like 'sue go ha shyess oh yo.'] THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME or WELL DONE
처음뵙겠습니다.	[said formally. sounds like 'cho um pwehp keh sup ni da.'] PLEASED TO MAKE YOUR ACQUAINTANCE
또 뵙겠습니다.	[said formally. sounds like 'do pwehp keh sup ni da.'] SEE YOU LATER
고맙슴니다.	[sounds like 'koh mahp sum ni da.'] THANK YOU
감사합니다.	[sounds like 'kahm sah ham ni da.'] THANK YOU
천만에요.	[sounds like 'chon man aey yo.'] YOU'RE WELCOME
뭘요.	[sounds like 'mwol yo.'] DON'T MENTION IT
어서 어세요!	[in a commercial setting - at a shop's entry. sounds like 'oh so oh say yo!'] WELCOME or COME ON IN
들어 어세요.	[sounds like 'tulr oh oh say yo.'] lit. GO & COME BACK or COME IN
앉으세요.	[sounds like 'ahn jew say oh.'] PLEASE SIT DOWN
실례합니다.	[sounds like 'shill yeh ham ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR WHAT I AM DOING)
실례했습니다.	[sounds like 'shill yeh hyess sum ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR WHAT I DID)
실례하겠습니다.	[sounds like 'shill yeh ha kyess sum ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR WHAT I AM ABOUT TO DO)
미안합니다.	[sounds like 'me ahn ham ni da.'] EXCUSE ME or I AM UNEASY
죄송힙니다.	[sounds like 'chweh song ham ni da.'] EXCUSE ME (FOR A MAJOR SLIGHT)
안니오, 괜찮아요.	[sounds like 'ahn ne oh, kwehn chan ah yo.'] NO, IT'S ALL RIGHT.
여보세요!	[answering the phone or to get attention of a stranger in a crowd. sounds like 'yo bo say yo.'] HELLO
시간이 다 갰습니다.	[sounds like 'she gone ta kyess sum ni da.'] IT'S TIME (TO BEGIN or STOP)
또 봐요.	[politely. sounds like 'doh pwah yo.'] SEE YOU LATER
그래요?	[sounds like 'kuh ray yo?'] IS THAT SO? REALLY?
그래요.	[sounds like 'kuh ray yo.'] IS THAT SO. REALLY.

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