| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| age | 나이nai |
| airport | 공항gonghang |
| and (in order to connect two sentences) | -고-go There are various 'and's' for various purposes. So this one is not meant for 'salt and pepper' but for connecting entire sentences 'I want salt and I want also pepper.' |
| ball | 공gong |
| banana | 바나나banana |
| bar | 바ba |
| belly, tummy | 배bae |
| Bibimbap is delicious. | 비빔밥 맛있어요.bibimbap matiteoyo. bibimbap mashisseoyo. |
| bridge | 다리dari |
| butter | 버터beoteo |
| butterfly | 나비nabi |
| can't | 못mot 못 mot is directly attached (prefixed) when used with 하다 however it remains detached from other verbs. |
| child | 아이ai |
| Come to the bridge! | 다리에 와요!darie wayo! |
| Come to the tree! | 나무에 와요!namue wayo! |
| country; land | 나라nara |
| cucumber | 오우ou |
| Do butterflies eat sugar? | 나비는 설탕을 먹어요?nabineun seoltangeul meokeoyo? nabineun seoltangeul meogeoyo? |
| Do you drink water or beer? | 물을 또는 맥주를 마셔요?muleul ttoneun maekjureul masyeoyo? mureul ttoneun maegjureul masyeoyo? |
| Do you eat butter? | 버터를 먹어요?beoteoreul meokeoyo? beoteoreul meog-eoyo? |
| Do you eat kimchi or bibimbap? | 김치를 또는 비빔밥을 먹어요?gimchireul ttoneun bibimbapeul meokeoyo? kimchireul ttoneun pibimpabeul meogeoyo? |
| Do you eat potatoes or rice? | 감자를 또는 밥을 먹어요?gamjareul ttoneun bapeul meokeoyo? kamjareul ttoneun pabeul meogeoyo? |
| Do you see the bridge? | 다리를 봐요?darireul bwayo? |
| Do you see the soap? | 비누를 봐요?binureul bwayo? |
| don't /not | 안an 안an stands directly before the verb it negates. |
| five | 오o |
| head; hair | 머리meori |
| house / home | 집jip |
| I informal | 나na |
| I am going to the airport. | 공항에 가요.gonghange gayo. |
| I can't come. | 못 와요.mot wayo. |
| I can't eat tomatoes. | 토마토를 못 목어요.tomatoreul mot mokeoyo. |
| I don't come. | 안 와요.an wayo. |
| I don't eat potatoes at all. | 감자를 전혀 안 먹어요.gamjareul jeonhyeo an meokeoyo. |
| I drink | 마셔요masyeoyo |
| I drink milk. | 우유를 마셔요.uyureul masyeoyo. |
| I eat cheese and I drink milk. | 치즈를 먹어고 우유를 마셔요.chijeureul meokeogo uyureul masyeoyo. Did you notice, the first verb lost its 'yo' and the 'yo' of the second verb counts for both verbs. |
| I go home. | 집에 가요.jipe gayo. |
| I go to the bank. | 은행에 가요.eunhaenge gayo. |
| I go to the market. | 시장에 가요.sijange gayo. |
| I go to the train station. | 기차역에 가요.gichayeoke gayo. |
| I often eat bananas. | 바나나를 자주 먹어요.bananareul jaju meokeoyo. |
| I see the ball. | 공을 봐요.gongeul bwayo. |
| I see the house. | 집을 봐요.jipeul bwayo. |
| I see the market. | 시장을 봐요.sijangeul bwayo. |
| I see the sea. | 바다를 봐요.badareul bwayo. |
| I see the shop. | 가게를 봐요.gagereul bwayo. |
| I see. | 봐요bwayo |
| iron for pressing clothes | 다리미darimi |
| Is kimchi delicious? | 김치 맛있어요?gimchi matiteoyo? kimchi mashisseoyo ? |
| It is delicious! | 맛있어요!matiteoyo! mash-iss-eo-yo |
| leg | 다리dari |
| Look at the banana! | 바나나를 봐요!bananareul bwayo! |
| market | 시장sijang |
| married couple | 부부bubu |
| Meat | 고기gogi kogi |
| milk | 우유uyu |
| milk | 우유uyu |
| noodles | 국수guksu kug-su |
| not at all | 전혀 안jeonhyeo an |
| often | 자주jaju |
| or | 또는ttoneun |
| pear | 배bae |
| pepper | 후추huchu |
| Pepper or salt ? | 후추 또는 소금?huchu ttoneun sogeum? |
| place | 장jang |
| potato | 감자gamja kamja |
| radio | 라디오radio |
| radish | 무mu |
| raincoat | 우비ubi |
| really | 정말jeongmal |
| rice | 밥bap pap |
| Rice or noodles? | 밥 또는 국수?bap ttoneun guksu? pap ttoneun kuksu ? |
| salt | 소금sogeum |
| school | 학교hakgyo |
| sea | 바다bada |
| ship | 배bae |
| shop | 가게gage |
| soap | 비누binu |
| song | 노래norae |
| station | 역yeok |
| sugar | 설탕seoltang |
| Sugar or salt? | 설탕 또는 소금?seoltang ttoneun sogeum? |
| swimming pool | 수영장suyeongjang |
| the ball (object of a verb) | 공을gongeul |
| the bank | 은행eunhaeng |
| The couple sees the ship. | 부부 배를 봐요.bubu baereul bwayo. 부부는 /부부가 배를 봐요. In this sentence I strongly recommend a marker, as Google translates it to : Look at the couple's belly! :D - Google has a point there... 배 has 3 meanings: pear, belly, ship... |
| The sea is coming. | 바다 와요.bada wayo. |
| They don't go. | 안 가요.an gayo. |
| this | 이i |
| this | 이i |
| this (thing) | 이것igeot |
| This is a ball. | 이것은 공이에요.igeoteun gongieyo. pronounced : i-geos-eun |
| This is food. | 이것은 음식이에요.igeoteun eumsikieyo. igeos-eun eumsig-ieyo. |
| This is kimchi. | 이것은 김치예요.igeoteun gimchiyeyo. igeoseun gimchiyeyo. |
| This meat is delicious. | 이 고기 맛있어요.i gogi matiteoyo. i kogi mashisseoyo. |
| to ... | 에e |
| to attend e.g. school / work | 다니다danida |
| to be | 이다ida |
| to be not | 아니다anida |
| to come | 오다oda |
| to get off; to disembark; to dismount | 내리다naerida |
| to go | 가다gada |
| to look at, to behold | 보다boda |
| to the house / (to) home | 집에jipe |
| to tie; to knot | 매다maeda |
| train | 기차gicha |
| train station | 기차역gichayeok |
| tree; wood (material) | 나무namu |
| tt (strong d sound with no air coming out of your mouth) | ㄸ for typing it is either that you push longer on the ㄷ button or you have to use shift ㄷ
Let's review 3 characters: ㄷ (about 2-3 cm of your tongue touch the palate just behind your front teeth) ㅌ ( tongue tip touches about a cm behind the front teeth. Much air comes from your mouth) ㄸ (strong d sound, but no air comes out of your mouth, as if the sound goes inward your mouth ) |
| water | 물mul |
| We often go to the swimming pool. | 수정장에 자주 가요.sujeongjange jaju gayo. |
| What (kind of) food is this? | 이 음식은 뭐예요?i eumsikeun mwoyeyo? i eumsigeun mwoyeyo? |
| What is this? | 이것은 뭐예요?igeoteun mwoyeyo? |
| Where are you going? | 어디에 가요?eodie gayo? |
| where(to) | 어디에eodie |
| Which one is 'the bank' | 은행 고을 집 공항 어디에 eunhaeng
goeul
jip
gonghang
eodie |
| Which option is correct? | 가게에 가요. 가게 가요. 가게을 가요. gagee gayo.
gage gayo.
gageeul gayo. |
| Which word means 'restaurant' ? | 식당 수영장 시장 sikdang
suyeongjang
sijang |
| wife | 아내anae |
| yes | 네ne |
| Yes, it is really delicious. | 네, 정말 맛있어요.ne, jeongmal matiteoyo. ne, jeongmal mashisseoyo. |
| You don't eat. | 안 먹어요.an meokeoyo. |