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Adjectives

Descriptive Verbs/Adjectives

TermDefinition
즐거워요 It is fun; it makes me happy
about; approximately
64세+이다 to be 64 years old
모두 every; all
거의 almost non; hardly any often used with a negative verb, emphasizing the absence of something
혼자 alone; by oneself
또 다른 other; another; a different
같다 are like; seem like
맛없다 bad
소박하다 basic; simple; modest
주의하다 careful
깨끗하다 clean
시원하다 cool (as in refreshingly cool)
기쁘다 glad; happy
중요하다 important
친절하다 nice; kind; friendly
좁다 narrow; small
깔끔하다 neat; clean; tidy
작다 small
smart 똑똑하다
어리다 young
아름답다 beautiful; scenic Used for locations
예쁘다 beautiful; pretty Used for people or things.
가장 좋다 best (=most good)
최다 best
크다 big
검정색 ** black
심심하다 feel bored
지루하다 boring; dull
둘 다 ** both of us
밝다 bright
맑다 clear
영국식
취소하다 cancel
싸다 cheap
쌀쌀하다 chilly (weather)
깨끗하다 clean
구름이 끼다 cloudy
춥다 cold
편안해요 comfortable
편리하다 convenient
멋있다 tasty; delicious; looks cool; stylish
선선하다 Cool (weather)
다르다 different
어렵다 difficult
더럽다 dirty
섭섭하다 feel disappointed
실망하다 disappointed
차려입다 well dressed; dolled up; dressed up; smart
쉽다 easy
알기 쉽다 (for app) easy to understand; user-friendly
열여덟 살 (from 열여덟 살다) ** eighteen years old
모든 ** every; all
비싸다 expensive
멀다 far 거리가 멀다=the distance is far
슬퍼하다 feel sad (someone else's emotional state)
졸리다 feel sleepy
즐거우다 Feel happy (in yourself)
맞다 correct; fit; suit
무료 공짜 Free; no charge 오늘 사과 5개를 사세요. 그럼 하나는 공짜예요=buy five apples today and get one free.
한국산 from Korea; Korean (foods/products)
재미있다 fun; interesting
기쁘다 glad
잘하다 잘 하다 good; be good at
멋있다 handsome; nice-looking; stylish 멋있게 차려입은=smartly dressed, nicely dressed
행복하다 happy 친구들과 모여서 정말 행복한 시간을 보냈어요=I had a very happy time with my friends.
힘들다 hard; difficult
배 고프다 hungry; literally "my tummy is hungry"
덥다 hot
중요하다 important
불편하다 inconvenient; inconvenient to live
모자라다 insufficient; not enough
흥미롭다 interesting
아니다 is not
일반적이에요 standard; common practice
같다 it's the same; it appears that; it seems like...
<verb/noun>기만 하면 돼요 just; it is enough; all that's needed is; all you have to do is
친절하다 nice
착하다 kind
길다 long
단정하다 well-dressed (옷)
가깝다 near; close
가까우다 nearby
새로우다 새 ** (abbreviation before noun) new
다음 ** next
별로** not really; pretty awful; not particularly used with negatives to express dislike or dissatisfaction. Use with 이다 -> 별로예요=It's really not great / It's pretty awful
괜찮다 OK; fine
지난 last; past 지난 주말=last weekend
꼭+<verb> Please; be sure to; must 꼭 emphasises the verb "to please"
빨가다 red
느긋하다 relaxed; unhurried (people)
편안하다 relaxed pace; unhurried;
편안하다 relaxed feeling; comfortable
남으다 remain
답하다 reply; respond; answer
예약하다 reserve; make a reservation; book
예매하다 book (tickets, etc)
섭섭하다 sad; disappointed (from separation)
슬프다 sad
짜다 salty
짧다 short (not height)
키가 작다 short (height)
하나도** Single Often used in negative ...not... a single ...
졸리다 sleepy
좁다 narrow; small
스마트 ** clever; smart (noun)
몇 개 몇 가지 some; a few When talking about types or kinds of things, 몇 가지 sounds more natural than 몇 개.
넓다 wide; spacious
특별하다 special
맵다 매운 ** spicy (chilli, etc)
이러하다 it's like this 이러한=이런=such, this (이런 is more natural in speech)
커다 big 키가 커다=height big=tall =키 큰
맛있다 tasty; delicious
거의 없다 little; hardly any; almost none
피곤하다 tired
시다 sour
달다 sweet
포장** take-away; take-out; to go 이 음식을 포장해 주세요=Can I take this food to go? Do not forget the 음식 – to take out food – as it is too vague otherwise. (take away, take out)
파랗다 blue
불편하다 uncomfortable
따뜻하다 warm (temperature)
살갑다 warm and affectionate; friendly in a close way
하얗다 white
젊다 어리다 young 젊다 for adults; 어리다 for children
멋지다 wonderful; stylish; impressive
가깝다 close In relationship, distance, or time
춥다 Cold (weather, feeling) weather or how person feels due to cold temperatures
어렵다 difficult
부지런하다 diligent 동생은 매일 6시에 일어나는 부지런한 사람이에요=My little brother is a diligent person who gets up at 6 o’clock every day.
발견하다 discover (a factual event); notice (a factual event)
알게 되다 find out; Discover; get to know
집안일을 하다 do the housework
이루어지다 done; accomplished; completed
졸다 doze off; nod off
그리다 Draw (a sketch); paint (a painting)
마시다 drink if the last item in a list is food, just use EAT. If it is a drink, use DRINK.
운전하다 drive
몰다 drive (a car) 차를 몰다 = to drive a car (just the act of driving) 차를 몰고 가다 = to drive a car to somewhere
먹다 eat
드시다 eat (honorific)
끝나다 end; finish
들어오다 enter; come in
들어가다 enter; go in; go home
장착하다 equip; install; mount (technical/formal)
설치하다 equip; install; mount; setting up; asssembling (colloquial word)
달다 equip; install; mount; setting up; asssembling conversational alternative that can be used depending on the situation.
주고받다 exchange (gifts, etc); give and receive
운동하다 exercise
채워주다 fill (someone's glass, etc)
충전하다 recharge sounds unnatural for drinks
찾다 find 버스 정류장에서 제 우산을 찾았어요=I found my umbrella at the bus stop.
알게되다 find out; realize; learn
수리하다 fix; repair Only used for physical repair. You cannot use it to mean "correcting" a habit or text.
고치다 Fix; repair colloquial, Used for repairing objects (car, laptop), fixing habits (버릇을 고치다), or correcting mistakes/documents
착하다 nice 착하다 - 저는 착한 사람을 좋아해요. I like nice people.
괜찮다 ok; fine It means something is okay or acceptable. It sounds neutral to slightly positive.
열리다 be open; event occurs (passive) this is how you say an event occurs - it opens. When listing schedules or events, Korean naturally uses “there is/are (있어요)” rather than “be held (열려요)”
열다 open
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