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Korean Language
Learning-basic
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 연구원 | ("yeonguwon") Researcher |
| 코치/트레이너 | ("ko-chi"/ "teu-rei-neo") coach/trainer |
| 새해 복 많이 받으세요 | ("sae-hae bok man-i bad-eu-se-yo") Happy new year |
| 새해 | ("sae-hae") New year: "새" (sae) means 'new', and "해" (hae) means 'year'. |
| 복 | ("bok") blessing or fortune |
| 많이 | ("man-i") a lot or much |
| 받으세요 | ("bad-eu-se-yo") This is a polite, formal imperative form of the verb "받다" (bad-da), which means 'to receive'. The ending "-세요" is used to show respect, especially towards someone older or in a higher social position. |
| 전화하다 | ("jeon-hwa-ha-da") to make a phone call |
| 일하다 | ("il-ha-da") to work |
| 쉬다 | ("swi-da") to rest |
| 이야기하다 | ("iyagi-hada") "to tell" or "to talk" in Korean. This term is often used in the context of having a conversation, telling a story, or discussing something. |
| 놀다 | ("nol-da.") to play |
| 뭐 해요? | mwo hae-yo? more casual way of saying "What are you doing? |
| 어디 가요? | Where are you going? "eodi gayo" |
| 식당 | restaurant "shik-dang-eh" |
| 회사 | company ("(Hoesa") |
| 학 교 | school ("hak-gyo") |
| 집 | Home ("jib") |
| 가 게 | store ("ga-ge") |
| 팝은 뭐 해 요? | What does Pop do?" or "What is Pop doing?” |
| 히 로 미 (name of person) 랑 (with) 이야기해요 | I am talking with Hiromi “hi ɾo mi ɾaŋ ijaɡihaejo |
| 식 당 에 가요 | go to restaurant (shik-dang-eh ga-yo) |
| 전화 번호가 뭐에요? | What is your phone number? |
| 전화 | (jeonhwa): This means "telephone" or "phone" in Korean. |
| 번호 | (beonho): This translates to "number." |
| 가 | (ga): This is a subject particle that is used to indicate that the preceding noun ("번호," meaning "number") is the subject of the sentence. |
| 뭐에요 | (mwo-eyo): This is a polite form of "What is?" or "What?" in Korean. The ending "-에요 (eyo)" is a polite ending attached to the base "뭐 (mwo)," which means "what." |
| 영 (yeong) or 공 (gong) | 0 Point: Sino-Korean numbers are used for dates, money, addresses, phone numbers. |
| 일 (il) | 1 |
| 이 (i) | 2 |
| 삼 (sam) | 3 |
| 사 (sa) | 4 |
| 오 (o) | 5 |
| 육 (yuk) | 6 |
| 칠 (chil) | 7 |
| 팔 | 8 |
| 구 (gu) | 9 |
| 화장실" (hwajangsil) | bathroom 화장실 이 어디에 있어요? Where is bathroom? |
| 오른쪽 (oreunjjok) | Right |
| 뒤 (dwi) | Back |
| 왼쪽 (oenjjok) | Left |
| 앞 (ap) | Front |
| 옆 (yeop) | Side |
| 위 (wi) | Above |
| 아래 (arae) | Under |
| 몇 시 에요? | myeot si eyo? What time is it? |
| 몇 시입니까? | myeot siimnikka? What time is it? |
| 6시 45분 이 에요? | 6시 45분: yuksi sasib o bun . 6:45 for clock |
| 진짜요? | jinjja (Really?) |
| 벌써 | already (beol-sseo) |
| 지금 몇 시에요? | jigeum myeot sieyo? |
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Elahe
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