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ANNYEONGHASEYO!!! this is just a game...what is your korean name,mine is jung hyun sup :) ....let have fun :) :) 8)

Now I Guess You Can Answer The Question "What Is Your Name?" try to answer it with this

Easy Way To Ask "What Is Your Name" in korea....try to memorize this always maybe with a friend

사랑해 (saranghae): “I love you”
보고 싶어 (bogo shipeo): “I miss you; want to see you”
몰라 (molla): informal/slang = “I don’t know”
돌아와 (dorawa): “come back”
괜찮아 (gwenchana): informal = “it’s alright/okay”
것 같다 (geot gata): an expression used when the subject of the conversation is uncertain; e.g. “seems to be”
점점 (jeomjeom): varies by context, but used to show degree (i.e. “more and more,” “less and less, or “little by little,” etc.)
어떻게 (eotteoke): “How…?” or “What should/can I do?”
안돼 (andwae): affixed with a negative force; basically “no”/”can’t”
너무 (neomu): “so,” “too much,” or “very,” etc.
이젠 (ijen): “now” as in “from now on”
이렇게 (ireoke): “like this; in this way”
아직 (ajik): “yet; still”
다시 (dasi): “again”
더 (deo): “more”
니가 (niga): “you are”
모든 (modeun): “every; all”
항상 (hangsang): “always”
곁에 (gyeotae): “next to; by”
가슴이 (gaseumi): “heart; chest”
쉽게 (swipge): adverb = “easily”
오늘도 (oneuldo): “today”
하루 (haru): “day,” thus haru haru means “day by day”
하지만 (hajiman): “but; however,” not to be
confused with…
하지마 (hajima): “stop it; don’t do it”
말이야 (mariya): verb = “speaking of”; also used for emphasis
왜 (wae): typically “why” but also “what” in different contexts
자꾸 (jakku): to continuously do something
or keep from doing something (literal translation is “keep”)
있어 (isseo): “there is/exists” (positive)
없어 (eobseo): “there isn’t” (negative) also
“can’t/don’t”

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common korean words and phrase 사랑해 (saranghae): “I love you” 보고 싶어 (bogo shipeo): “I miss you; want to see you” 몰라 (molla): informal/slang = “I don’t know” 돌아와 (dorawa)...

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● I'd like (...) ▶ (...) 주세요 ▶ (...) chuseyo





EXAMPLE: I'd like coffee ▶ 커피 주세요 ▶keopi chuseyo

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LESSON(drinks) �Lesson 2: Pt. 1� �Drinks�� � � ● Coffee ▶ 커피 ▶ keopi � ● Tea ▶ 차 ▶ cha � � ● Milk ▶ 우유 ▶ uyu � ● Juice ▶ 추스 ▶ chuseu � ...

1. Unni/Oppa/Noona/Hyung
Unni / 언니: what a female calls an older female
Oppa /오빠: what a female calls an older male
Noona / 누나: what a male calls an older female
Hyung / 형: what a male calls an older male

2. Ga-ji-ma
Ga-ji-ma / 가지마: don’t go

3. Sa-rang-hae
Sa-rang-hae / 사랑해: I love you

4. Yak-sohk-hae
Yak-sohk-hae / 약속해: Promise me

5. Jo-ah-hae
Jo-ah-hae / 좋아해: I like you

6. Bae-go-pah?
Bae-go-pah? / 배고파? : Are you hungry?

7. Heng-bok-hae
Heng-bok-hae / 행복해: I’m happy

8. Bo-go-ship-puh
Bo-go-ship-puh / 보고싶어 : I miss you

9. Jal-ja
Jal-ja / 잘자 : Sleep well

10. Geok-jeong-ha-ji-ma
Geok-jung-ha-ji-ma / 걱정하지마 : Don’t worry

11. Gwen-cha-na?
Gwen-cha-na? / 괜찮아? : Are you ok?

12. Nam-ja-chin-goo / Yeo-jah-chin-goo
Nam-ja-chin-goo / 남자친구 : boyfriend
Yu-jah-chin-goo / 여자친구 : girlfriend

13. Wae-geu-rae?
Wae-geu-rae? / 왜그래 : What’s wrong?

14. Sunbae/Hoobae
Sunbae / 선배 : a respectful term used to call someone who was working at a work establishment, or attending an educational institute before you — can also be addressed as “senior.”
Hoobae / 후배 : a term used to call someone who started working at your company or going to your school after you — can also be called “junior.”

15. Kyul-hon-hae-jo
Kyul-hon-hae-jo / 결혼해줘 : will you marry me?

16. Sam-gak-kwan-gae
Sam-gak-kwan-gae / 삼각관계 : love triangle

17. Jjak-sa-rang
Jjak-sa-rang / 짝사랑 : crush or one-sided love

18. Mi-ahn-hae
Mi-ahn-hae / 미안해 : I’m sorry

19. Hae-uh-ji-ja
Hae-uh-ji-ja / 헤어지자 : let’s break up

20. Jae-bal
Jae-bal / 제발 : please (desperate, not polite)

20 Korean Words And Phrases That Every K-Drama Fan Should Know 1. Unni/Oppa/Noona/Hyung Unni / 언니: what a female calls an older female Oppa /오빠: what a female calls an older male Noona / 누나: what a ...

ㄱ (giyeok)
1. 가격 – (price)
2. 가깝다 – (to be close)
3. 가끔 – (occasionally)
4. 가능하다 – (possible)
5. 가방 – (bag)
6. 가수 – (singer)
7. 가운데(중간) – (in the middle)
8. 가을 – (fall / autumn)
9. 가장(제일) – (the most / the best)
10. 가족사진 – (family picture)
11. 간단하다 – (simple)
12. 간호사 – (nurse)
13. 갈아타다/환승하다 – (to transfer)
14. 감기약 – (cough, cold and flu medicines)
15. 감기에 걸리다 – (to catch a cold)
16. 값 – (price tag)
17. (값을) 깎다 – (to bargain)
18. 강 – (river)
19. 강아지 – (dog)
20. 같다 – (to be same)
21. 개강 – (beginning of the semester)
22. 개천절 – (National Foundation Day of Korea)
23. 거기 – (there)
24. 거울 – (mirror)
25. 건너편 – (across the street)
26. 걷다 – (to walk)
27. 걷다 – (to walk)
28. 걸레 – (mop)
29. 걸어가다 – (to go on foot)
30. 걸어오다 – (to come on foot)
31. 검색 엔진 – (search engine)
32. 게임하다 – (to play a game)
33. 겨울 – (winter)
34. 경찰관 – (police officer)
35. 경찰서 – (police station)
36. 경치가 좋다 – (to have a great scenery)
37. 계단 – (stairs)
38. 계시다 – (to stay)
39. 계좌 번호 – (account number)
40. 계좌 이체 – (account transfer)
41. 고개를 돌리다 – (to turn (slightly) away (one's body))
42. 고르다 – (to pick)
43. 고속열차 – (KTX)
44. 고양이 – (cat)
45. 골목 – (alley)
46. 치다 – (to play golf
47. 공무원 – (public official)
48. 공부하다 – (to study)
49. 공원 – (park)
50. 공책 – (notebook)
51. 공포 영화 – (horror movie)
52. 공항 – (airport)
53. 과목 – (subject)
54. 과속 금지 – (No speeding)
55. 과자 – (snacks)
56. 과정 – (course)
57. 광복절 – (National Liberation Day)
58. 괜찮다 – (fine)
59. 교실 – (classroom)
60. 교육 – (education)
61. 교육을 받다 – (to take a lesson (course))
62. 교육을 신청하다 – (to enroll in a training course)
63. 교인 – (believer)
64. 교회 – (church)
65. 구두 – (shoes)
66. 구역 – (area)
67. 구청 – (borough office)
68. 국 – (soup)
69. 국악 교육 – (Korean classical music lessons)
70. 국제 특급 – ((EMS) Express Mail)
71. 귀 – (ears)
72. 귀뚜라미 – (cricket)
73. 그치다 – (to stop)
74. 극장 – (theatre)
75. 근로자의 날 – (Labor Day)
76. 금연 – (No smoking)
77. 금융 교육 – (financial education)
78. 기관 – (institution)
79. 기념품을 사다 – (to buy souvenirs)
80. 기다리다 – (to wait)
81. 기도하다 – (to pray)
82. 기독교 Christianity - (protestant)
83. 기분이 나쁘다 – (to feel bad)
84. 기분이 좋다 – (to feel good)
85. 기쁘다 – (pleased)
86. 기숙사 – (dorm (dormitory)
87. 기술자 – (technician)
88. 기차 – (train)
89. 기차역 – (train station)
90. 기침을 하다 – (to cough)
91. 기타를 치다 – (to play the guitar)
92. 길 – (street)
93. 깁스를 하다 – (to wear a plaster (cast)
94. 까치 – (magpie)
95. 깨끗하다 – (clean)
96. 꽃 – (flower)
97. 가급적 빨리 – (as soon as possible)
98. 가만히 있다 – (to stand still)
99. 가불하다 – (to receive an advance pay)
100. 가수 – (singer)
101. 가스 용접기 – (gas powered welder)
102. 가스가 새다 – (to have gas leak)
103. 가스가 차다 – (to have acid stomach)
104. 가스에 중독되다 – (to be gassed)
105. 가해자 – (perpetrator)
106. 각종 – (all sorts of)
107. 간단하다 – (simple)
108. 갈다 – (to grind)
109. 갈다 – (to replace)
110. 갈아 신다 – (to change shoes)
111. 갈퀴 – (rake)
112. 감자 – (potatoe)
113. 감전되다 – (to get an electric shock)
114. 강요하다 – (to force)
115. 강제 출국을 당하다 – (to be deported)
116. 개발도상국 – (developing country)
117. 개선하다 – (to improve)
118. 개인 사정 – (personal circumstances)
119. 갱신을 거절하다 – (to refuse to renew a contract)
120. 갱신하다 – (to renew)
121. 갱폼 작업 – (gangform)
122. 거두다 – (to reap)
123. 거래처 – (client)
124. 거름을 주다 – (to apply manure (to a field))
125. 거부감 – (abhorrence)
126. 거푸집 작업 – (casting work)
127. 거푸집을 설치하다 – (to build formwork)
128. 건강 검진을 받다 – (to have regular checkups)
129. 건강을 챙기다 – (to take care of one’s health)
130. 건강을 해치다 – (to damage one’s health)
131. 건물을 짓다 – (to build a building)
132. 건배하다 – (to toast)
133. 건설 – (construction)
134. 건설업 – (construction industry)
135. 건조하다 – (dry)
136. 건초 – (hay)
137. 걸다 – (to hang)
138. 격려하다 – (to encourage)
139. 결근하다 – (to be absent from work)
140. 결혼기념일 – (Wedding Anniversary)
141. 결혼식 – (wedding ceremony)
142. 경운기 – (motorized cultivator)
143. 경제 발전 – (economic development)
144. 계단 – (stairs)
145. 계약 기간 – (period of employment)
146. 계약을 갱신하다 – (to renew a contract)
147. 계약을 하다 – (to make a contract)
148. 고기 – (meat)
149. 고리 – (loop / hook)
150. 고압 전기 경고 – (Warning: high-tension electricity)
151. 고온 경고 – (Warning: high temperature)
152. 고용하다 – (to hire)
153. 고용허가제 – (the Employment Permit System)
154.고향에 내려가다 – (to go to one’s hometown)
155. 곡괭이 – (pickax)
156. 골고루 섭취하다 – (to take in a variety of food products)
157. 골판지 – (corrugated cardboard)
158. 공구함 – (a toolbox)
159. 공기가 맑다 – (the air is fresh)
160. 공사장 – (construction site)
161. 공제하다 – (to deduct)
162. 공지가 나다 – (make an announcement)
163. 과수원 – (orchard)
164. 관리인 – (staff member)
165. 관리하다 – (to manage)
166. 괭이 – (mattock)
167. 교통이 불편하다 – (transportations system is inconvenient)
168. 교통이 편리하다 – (transportation system is convenient)
169. 구덩이에 빠지다 – (to fall into a hole)
170. 구멍을 뚫다 – (to drill a hole)
171. 구부리다 – (to bend)
172. 구직등록필증 – (job certificate of registration confirmation)
173. 국민연금 – (national pension)
174. 군고구마 – (Roasted Sweet Potato)
175. 굽다 – (to grill)
176. 귀덮개 – (safety ear muffs)
177. 귀마개 – (safety ear)
178. 규율이 엄격하다 – (strict)
179. 규칙을 어기다 – (to break rules and regulations)
180. 규칙을 준수하다 – (to obey rules)
181. 규칙을 지키다 – (to follow rules and regulations)
182. 그물 – (a fishing net)
183. 근로계약이 만료되다 – (a contract of employment expires)
184. 근로계약이 해지되다 – (an employment contract is terminated)
185. 근로자의 날 – (Labor Day)
186. 근로조건 – (working conditions)
187. 근무시간 – (working hours)
188. 근무지 – (a place of work)
189. 근무하다 – (to work)
190. 금연 – (No smoking)
191. 급성독 물질 경고 – (Warning: acute toxic)
192. 급여 내역 – (details of wages)
193. 급여 명세서 – (pay stub)
194. 기계에 감기다 – (to become caught)
195. 기념하다 – (to celebrate)
196. 기록하다 – (to record)
197. 기르다 – (to grow)
198. 기본급 – (base pay)
199. 기분 전환을 하다 – (to refresh oneself)
200. 기억하다 – (to remember)
201. 기온 – (temperature)
202. 기온이 낮다 – (the temperature is low)
203. 기온이 내려가다 – (the temperature goes down)
204. 기온이 높다 – (the temperature is high)
205. 기온이 올라가다 – (the temperature goes up)
206. 기출문제 – (sample questions from previous exams)
207. 기타 재해 – (other disasters)
208. 까다롭다 – (complicated)
209. 깎다 – (to cut)
210. 깔끔하다 – (tidy)
211. 깜빡하다 – (to forget)
212. 깜짝 놀라다 – (startled)
213. 깨끗하다 – (neat and clean)
214. 꼼꼼히 – (meticulously)
215. 꽂다 – (to pin)
216. 끊다 – (to cut)
217. 끓이다 – (to boil)
218. 끼우다 – (to put in)
219. 끼임재해 – (Jamming disaster)

Revised Edition Korean Vocabs ㄱ (giyeok) 1. 가격 – (price) 2. 가깝다 – (to be close) 3. 가끔 – (occasionally) 4. 가능하다 – (possible) 5. 가방 – (bag) 6. 가수 – (singer) 7. 가운데(중...

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:how to réad hangeul

hangeul is written from left to right and from top to bottom.you read hangeul in the same order you write.

In hangeul you always start with one consonant and add one vowel.one vowel means''one single vowel or you add compound vowel''

NOTE:if the vowel is drawn horizontally,put it on the bottom of the consonant(ex;호),but if it is drawn vertically,put it on the right side of the consonant (ex;하)
compound vowels which are written vertically should be located on the right side of the consonants.ex;개,네,예,려

how abt we write 'hangeul' in hangul.
First, you should know hangeul has two(2) syllable 'han-geul'lets write 'han' first.
Let put the consonant first'ㅎ'which sounds like 'h' in English.then put the vowel'ㅏ'in the right because it is a vertically drawn vowel'하'then where should we put'ㄴ'?
Now its time to learn the INITIAL,MEDIAL,and FINAL in a Korean writing block.
1.INITIAL is the consonant that start the block'ㅎ'.
2.MEDIAL is the vowel,either horizontal or vertically drawn vowels,they are all medials.
3.FINAL is the consonant or consonant cluster that ends the block,it is always put under the middle of the first consonant and vertically drawn vowel or under the horizontally drawn vowel.

We should put'ㄴ' at the bottom of the block

in hangeul because ㄴ consonant sounds like 'n' in English,'han' is a single syllable word, therefore you need to put it in one block
Q:so,where should we put the final consonant in the block.
A:under the middle of the first consonant and the vertically drawn vowel or under the horizontally drawn vowel.
Just remember that :
1.initial is a consonant or a double consonant which comes first in a block.
2.medial is always a vowel.
3.final is a consonant or a consonant cluster

i guess you remember what syllables are;if you dont i will tell you.
Syllable is a part of a word that contains a single vowel sound and that is pronounced as a unit.

Q:how do we split the two syllable word when we write it in hangeul writing block.
A:by a unit of a syllable
so,
¤rea-ding has two syllables
¤Ap-ple has two syllable
¤wat-er also has two syllable.
How about 'energy'?it has three syllables e-ner-gy(it can't go like e-ne-rgy)why??

The romanized word of han-geul consist of two syllables,right?
In Korea,one block makes up one syllable,therefore we should write 'han' in one block and 'geul' in another block.
Remember that the final consonant should be located at the bottom of the block.
Ok,lets finish writing 'hangeul'.now to write 'geul' draw the initial consonant 'ㄱ' first and draw the vowel 'ㅡ' under the initial consonant because it is Drawn horizontally and the final consonant 'ㄹ' (which sounds like 'l' sounds between r/L)under the vowel because that's the final consonant.

Now we've finished writing
hangeul

NOTE:you should not read hangeul by reading romanization because its not helping.
Q:so,what should we do
A:dont worry,i will tell you

Now we've finished writing
hangeul
NOTE:you should not read hangeul by reading romanization because its not helping.
Q:so,what should we do
A:dont worry,i will tell you

I just want you to think that the consonant sounds the same wherever they go.for example;

밥=> can you read this?

we read this "bap" which means cooked rice in korea. its funny,but this word is very important in korea.

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