#separator:tab #html:true #tags column:3 아이 child
[ai]
아이가 있어요 — I have a child. / There is a child. koreanschool u1-l02 오이 cucumber
[oi]
오이를 먹어요 — I eat cucumber koreanschool u1-l02 나무 tree
[namu]
나무가 있어요 — There is a tree. koreanschool u1-l03 머리 head
[meori]
민수 씨는 머리가 좋아요 — Minsu is smart. koreanschool u1-l03 다리 leg
[dari]
고양이는 다리가 네 개예요 — A cat has four legs. koreanschool u1-l03 고기 meat
[gogi]
고기를 안 먹어요 — I don’t eat meat. koreanschool u1-l03 나라 country
[nara]
어느 나라 사람이에요? — Which country are you from? koreanschool u1-l03 어머니 mother
[eomeoni]
어머니는 의사예요 — My mother is a doctor koreanschool u1-l03 누구 who
[nugu]
누구를 만나요? — Who are you meeting? koreanschool u1-l03 거기 there (near you)
[geogi]
거기예요 — It is there (near you). koreanschool u1-l03 바다 sea
[bada]
바다에 가요 — I go to the sea. koreanschool u1-l04 버스 bus
[beoseu]
버스가 와요 — The bus is coming. koreanschool u1-l04 아버지 father
[abeoji]
아버지는 회사원이에요 — My father is an office worker koreanschool u1-l04 모자 hat
[moja]
이거 모자예요 — This is a hat. koreanschool u1-l04 지도 map
[jido]
지도가 있어요 — I have a map. / There is a map. koreanschool u1-l04 바지 trousers
[baji]
바지가 비싸요 — The trousers are expensive. koreanschool u1-l04 가수 singer
[gasu]
저는 가수예요 — I am a singer koreanschool u1-l04 도시 city
[dosi]
어느 도시에 가요? — Which city are you going to? koreanschool u1-l04 주스 juice
[juseu]
주스 한 잔 주세요 — One glass of juice, please. koreanschool u1-l04 하루 one day
[haru]
하루에 커피를 두 잔 마셔요 — I drink two cups of coffee a day. koreanschool u1-l04 저 I (humble)
[jeo]
저는 학생이에요 — I am a student koreanschool u1-l04 어디 where
[eodi]
어디 가요? — Where are you going? koreanschool u1-l04 우유 milk
[uyu]
우유 주세요 — Milk, please koreanschool u1-l05 여자 woman
[yeoja]
여자 화장실이 어디예요? — Where is the women’s restroom? koreanschool u1-l05 요리 cooking
[yori]
저는 요리를 좋아해요 — I like cooking koreanschool u1-l05 야구 baseball
[yagu]
친구는 야구를 좋아해요 — My friend likes baseball koreanschool u1-l05 뉴스 news
[nyuseu]
뉴스를 봐요 — I watch the news koreanschool u1-l05 여기 here
[yeogi]
여기예요 — It is here. koreanschool u1-l05 개 dog
[gae]
저는 개를 좋아해요 — I like dogs koreanschool u1-l05 네 yes
[ne]
네, 저는 학생이에요 — Yes, I am a student koreanschool u1-l05 메뉴 menu
[menyu]
메뉴 주세요 — The menu, please. koreanschool u1-l05 노래 song
[norae]
지아 씨는 노래를 좋아해요 — Jia likes songs koreanschool u1-l05 배 pear
[bae]
배가 맛있어요 — The pear is delicious. koreanschool u1-l05 가게 shop
[gage]
가게에 가요 — I go to the shop. koreanschool u1-l05 드라마 drama
[deurama]
저는 드라마를 봐요 — I watch dramas koreanschool u1-l05 커피 coffee
[keopi]
저는 커피를 마셔요 — I drink coffee koreanschool u1-l06 코 nose
[ko]
개는 코가 좋아요 — Dogs have a good sense of smell. koreanschool u1-l06 차 tea
[cha]
차를 마셔요 — I drink tea koreanschool u1-l06 포도 grapes
[podo]
저는 포도를 좋아해요 — I like grapes koreanschool u1-l06 치마 skirt
[chima]
이거 제 치마예요 — This is my skirt. koreanschool u1-l06 토마토 tomato
[tomato]
토마토 세 개 주세요 — Three tomatoes, please. koreanschool u1-l06 아빠 dad
[appa]
아빠가 집에 있어요 — Dad is at home. koreanschool u1-l06 오빠 older brother (of a woman)
[oppa]
오빠가 있어요 — I have an older brother. koreanschool u1-l06 토끼 rabbit
[tokki]
토끼가 있어요 — There is a rabbit. / I have a rabbit. koreanschool u1-l06 카드 card
[kadeu]
카드 돼요? — Can I pay by card? koreanschool u1-l06 티셔츠 T-shirt
[tisyeocheu]
티셔츠가 싸요 — The T-shirt is cheap. koreanschool u1-l06 아저씨 middle-aged man; mister
[ajeossi]
아저씨, 이거 얼마예요? — Excuse me, sir, how much is this? koreanschool u1-l06 비싸요 it is expensive
[bissayo]
이거 비싸요 — This is expensive. koreanschool u1-l06 카페 café
[kape]
카페에 가요 — I go to a café. koreanschool u1-l06 파티 party
[pati]
오늘 파티가 있어요 — There is a party today. koreanschool u1-l06 산 mountain
[san]
주말에 산에 가요 — I go to the mountains at the weekend. koreanschool u1-l07 문 door
[mun]
문이 저기 있어요 — The door is over there. koreanschool u1-l07 눈 eye
[nun]
저는 눈이 좋아요 — I have good eyesight. koreanschool u1-l07 밤 night
[bam]
밤에 책을 읽어요 — I read a book at night. koreanschool u1-l07 강 river
[gang]
서울에 강이 있어요 — There is a river in Seoul. koreanschool u1-l07 방 room
[bang]
동생이 방에 있어요 — My younger sibling is in the room. koreanschool u1-l07 빵 bread
[ppang]
빵을 사요 — I buy bread. koreanschool u1-l07 물 water
[mul]
물 주세요 — Water, please koreanschool u1-l07 말 speech; words
[mal]
친구는 말을 안 해요 — My friend doesn’t say anything. koreanschool u1-l07 책 book
[chaek]
책을 읽어요 — I read a book. koreanschool u1-l07 밥 cooked rice; a meal
[bap]
밥을 먹어요 — I eat rice koreanschool u1-l07 집 house; home
[jip]
친구가 집에 있어요 — My friend is at home. koreanschool u1-l07 옷 clothes
[ot]
옷을 사요 — I buy clothes. koreanschool u1-l07 한국 Korea
[hanguk]
한국에 가요 — I go to Korea. koreanschool u1-l07 사람 person
[saram]
사람이 여덟 명 있어요 — There are eight people. koreanschool u1-l07 이름 name
[ireum]
이름이 뭐예요? — What is your name? koreanschool u1-l07 학생 student
[haksaeng]
저는 학생이에요 — I am a student koreanschool u1-l07 선생님 teacher
[seonsaengnim]
누가 선생님이에요? — Who is the teacher? koreanschool u1-l07 친구 friend
[chingu]
친구를 만나요 — I meet a friend. koreanschool u1-l07 가방 bag
[gabang]
이거 제 가방이에요 — This is my bag. koreanschool u1-l07 김치 kimchi
[gimchi]
김치가 맛있어요 — The kimchi is delicious. koreanschool u1-l07 서울 Seoul
[seoul]
서울에 가요 — I go to Seoul. koreanschool u1-l07 학교 school
[hakgyo]
학교에 가요 — I go to school. koreanschool u1-l07 식당 restaurant
[sikdang]
식당에 가요 — I go to a restaurant. koreanschool u1-l07 시간 time
[sigan]
시간이 없어요 — There is no time. / I have no time. koreanschool u1-l07 돈 money
[don]
돈이 없어요 — I have no money. koreanschool u1-l07 일본 Japan
[ilbon]
친구는 일본 사람이에요 — My friend is Japanese koreanschool u1-l07 미국 the USA
[miguk]
저는 미국 사람이에요 — I am American koreanschool u1-l07 맥주 beer
[maekju]
맥주 두 병 주세요 — Two bottles of beer, please. koreanschool u1-l07 사과 apple
[sagwa]
사과 두 개 주세요 — Two apples, please. koreanschool u1-l08 뭐 what
[mwo]
이거 뭐예요? — What is this? koreanschool u1-l08 의사 doctor
[uisa]
저는 의사예요 — I am a doctor koreanschool u1-l08 회사 company
[hoesa]
회사에 가요 — I go to work (to the office). koreanschool u1-l08 귀 ear
[gwi]
고양이는 귀가 좋아요 — Cats have good hearing. koreanschool u1-l08 왜 why
[wae]
왜 한국어를 공부해요? — Why do you study Korean? koreanschool u1-l08 병원 hospital
[byeongwon]
병원에 가요 — I go to the hospital. koreanschool u1-l08 화장실 restroom
[hwajangsil]
화장실이 어디예요? — Where is the restroom? koreanschool u1-l08 영화 film
[yeonghwa]
영화를 봐요 — I watch a film koreanschool u1-l08 의자 chair
[uija]
의자가 아홉 개 있어요 — There are nine chairs. koreanschool u1-l08 돼지 pig
[dwaeji]
돼지가 자요 — The pig is sleeping. koreanschool u1-l08 한국어 Korean (language)
[hangugeo]
한국어를 공부해요 — I study Korean koreanschool u1-l08 음악 music
[eumak]
음악을 좋아해요 — I like music koreanschool u1-l08 회사원 office worker
[hoesawon]
저는 회사원이에요 — I am an office worker koreanschool u1-l08 은행 bank
[eunhaeng]
은행이 어디예요? — Where is the bank? koreanschool u1-l08 휴대폰 mobile phone
[hyudaepon]
휴대폰이 없어요 — I don’t have a mobile phone. / My phone isn’t here. koreanschool u1-l08 편의점 convenience store
[pyeonuijeom]
편의점이 어디예요? — Where is the convenience store? koreanschool u1-l08 안녕하세요 Hello
[annyeonghaseyo] koreanschool u2-l01 안녕히 가세요 Goodbye (to someone who is leaving)
[annyeonghi gaseyo] koreanschool u2-l01 안녕히 계세요 Goodbye (to someone who is staying)
[annyeonghi gyeseyo] koreanschool u2-l01 감사합니다 Thank you
[gamsahamnida] koreanschool u2-l01 고맙습니다 Thank you
[gomapseumnida] koreanschool u2-l01 아니요 no
[aniyo]
아니요, 저는 의사예요 — No, I am a doctor koreanschool u2-l01 이에요/예요 am / is / are (after a noun)
[ieyo/yeyo]
저는 학생이에요 — I am a student koreanschool u2-l02 만나서 반갑습니다 Nice to meet you
[mannaseo bangapseumnida] koreanschool u2-l02 제 my (humble)
[je]
제 이름은 민수예요 — My name is Minsu koreanschool u2-l02 씨 Mr / Ms (after a name)
[ssi]
민수 씨는 회사원이에요 — Minsu is an office worker koreanschool u2-l02 은/는 topic marker (“as for …”)
[eun/neun]
친구는 학생이에요 — My friend is a student koreanschool u2-l03 이/가 subject marker
[i/ga]
지아 씨가 선생님이에요 — Jia is the teacher koreanschool u2-l03 누가 who (as the subject)
[nuga]
누가 선생님이에요? — Who is the teacher? koreanschool u2-l03 어느 which
[eoneu]
어느 나라 사람이에요? — Which country are you from? koreanschool u2-l03 한국 사람 Korean (person)
[hanguk saram]
저는 한국 사람이에요 — I am Korean koreanschool u2-l03 미국 사람 American (person)
[miguk saram]
저는 미국 사람이에요 — I am American koreanschool u2-l03 일본 사람 Japanese (person)
[ilbon saram]
친구는 일본 사람이에요 — My friend is Japanese koreanschool u2-l03 을/를 object marker
[eul/reul]
밥을 먹어요 — I eat rice koreanschool u2-l04 먹어요 eat
[meogeoyo]
밥을 먹어요 — I eat rice koreanschool u2-l04 마셔요 drink
[masyeoyo]
저는 커피를 마셔요 — I drink coffee koreanschool u2-l04 봐요 watch; see
[bwayo]
영화를 봐요 — I watch a film koreanschool u2-l04 공부해요 study
[gongbuhaeyo]
한국어를 공부해요 — I study Korean koreanschool u2-l04 좋아해요 like
[joahaeyo]
음악을 좋아해요 — I like music koreanschool u2-l04 죄송합니다 I’m sorry
[joesonghamnida] koreanschool u2-l05 괜찮아요 It’s okay
[gwaenchanayo] koreanschool u2-l05 아니에요 Not at all
[anieyo] koreanschool u2-l05 저기요 Excuse me (to get attention)
[jeogiyo] koreanschool u2-l05 잠시만요 Just a moment
[jamsimanyo] koreanschool u2-l05 주세요 Please give me …
[juseyo] koreanschool u2-l05 잘 먹겠습니다 Thank you for the meal (said before eating)
[jal meokgesseumnida] koreanschool u2-l05 잘 먹었습니다 Thank you, that was good (said after eating)
[jal meogeosseumnida] koreanschool u2-l05 알겠어요 I see; understood
[algesseoyo] koreanschool u2-l05 모르겠어요 I don’t know
[moreugesseoyo] koreanschool u2-l05 이거 this (thing near me)
[igeo]
이거 뭐예요? — What is this? koreanschool u3-l01 그거 that (thing near you)
[geugeo]
그거 책이에요 — That (near you) is a book. koreanschool u3-l01 저거 that over there (far from both of us)
[jeogeo]
저거 뭐예요? — What is that over there? koreanschool u3-l01 우산 umbrella
[usan]
이거 제 우산이에요 — This is my umbrella. koreanschool u3-l01 펜 pen
[pen]
그거 펜이에요 — That (near you) is a pen. koreanschool u3-l01 지갑 wallet
[jigap]
저거 제 지갑이에요 — That over there is my wallet. koreanschool u3-l01 컴퓨터 computer
[keompyuteo]
저거 컴퓨터예요 — That over there is a computer. koreanschool u3-l01 저기 over there (far from both of us)
[jeogi]
저기예요 — It is over there. koreanschool u3-l02 역 station (train or subway)
[yeok]
역이 어디예요? — Where is the station? koreanschool u3-l02 어디예요? Where is it?
[eodiyeyo?] koreanschool u3-l02 있어요 there is; (I) have
[isseoyo]
물이 있어요 — There is water. / I have water. koreanschool u3-l03 없어요 there is not; (I) don’t have
[eopseoyo]
시간이 없어요 — There is no time. / I have no time. koreanschool u3-l03 에 at, in (a place)
[e]
친구가 집에 있어요 — My friend is at home. koreanschool u3-l03 동생 younger sibling
[dongsaeng]
동생이 없어요 — I don’t have a younger sibling. koreanschool u3-l03 고양이 cat
[goyangi]
고양이가 있어요 — I have a cat. / There is a cat. koreanschool u3-l03 일 one (Sino-Korean)
[il]
일, 이, 삼 — One, two, three. koreanschool u3-l04 이 two (Sino-Korean)
[i]
만 이천 원이에요 — It is 12,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 삼 three (Sino-Korean)
[sam]
삼만 원이에요 — It is 30,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 사 four (Sino-Korean)
[sa]
사천 원이에요 — It is 4,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 오 five (Sino-Korean)
[o]
오천 원이에요 — It is 5,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 육 six (Sino-Korean)
[yuk]
육천 원이에요 — It is 6,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 칠 seven (Sino-Korean)
[chil]
칠천 원이에요 — It is 7,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 팔 eight (Sino-Korean)
[pal]
팔천 원이에요 — It is 8,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 구 nine (Sino-Korean)
[gu]
구천 원이에요 — It is 9,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 십 ten (Sino-Korean)
[sip]
십만 원이에요 — It is 100,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 백 hundred (100)
[baek]
오백 원이에요 — It is 500 won. koreanschool u3-l04 천 thousand (1,000)
[cheon]
천 원이에요 — It is 1,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 만 ten thousand (10,000)
[man]
만 원이에요 — It is 10,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 원 won (Korean currency)
[won]
오천 원이에요 — It is 5,000 won. koreanschool u3-l04 얼마예요? How much is it?
[eolmayeyo?] koreanschool u3-l04 하나 one (native Korean)
[hana]
사과 하나 주세요 — One apple, please. koreanschool u3-l05 둘 two (native Korean)
[dul]
하나, 둘, 셋, 넷 — One, two, three, four. koreanschool u3-l05 셋 three (native Korean)
[set]
하나, 둘, 셋, 넷 — One, two, three, four. koreanschool u3-l05 넷 four (native Korean)
[net]
하나, 둘, 셋, 넷 — One, two, three, four. koreanschool u3-l05 다섯 five (native Korean)
[daseot]
사과 다섯 개 주세요 — Five apples, please. koreanschool u3-l05 여섯 six (native Korean)
[yeoseot]
빵 여섯 개 주세요 — Six pieces of bread, please. koreanschool u3-l05 일곱 seven (native Korean)
[ilgop]
펜이 일곱 개 있어요 — There are seven pens. / I have seven pens. koreanschool u3-l05 여덟 eight (native Korean)
[yeodeol]
사람이 여덟 명 있어요 — There are eight people. koreanschool u3-l05 아홉 nine (native Korean)
[ahop]
의자가 아홉 개 있어요 — There are nine chairs. koreanschool u3-l05 열 ten (native Korean)
[yeol]
사과 열 개 주세요 — Ten apples, please. koreanschool u3-l05 한 one (before a counter)
[han]
우유 한 잔 주세요 — One glass of milk, please. koreanschool u3-l05 두 two (before a counter)
[du]
사과 두 개 주세요 — Two apples, please. koreanschool u3-l05 세 three (before a counter)
[se]
빵 세 개 주세요 — Three pieces of bread, please. koreanschool u3-l05 네 four (before a counter)
[ne]
학생이 네 명 있어요 — There are four students. koreanschool u3-l05 개 counter for things
[gae]
사과 두 개 주세요 — Two apples, please. koreanschool u3-l05 명 counter for people
[myeong]
친구가 세 명 있어요 — I have three friends. koreanschool u3-l05 잔 counter for cups and glasses
[jan]
우유 한 잔 주세요 — One glass of milk, please. koreanschool u3-l05 병 counter for bottles
[byeong]
물 한 병 주세요 — One bottle of water, please. koreanschool u3-l05 비빔밥 bibimbap (rice mixed with vegetables and toppings)
[bibimbap]
비빔밥 하나 주세요 — One bibimbap, please. koreanschool u3-l06 김밥 gimbap (rice rolled in seaweed)
[gimbap]
김밥 맛있어요 — The gimbap is delicious. koreanschool u3-l06 싸요 it is cheap
[ssayo]
이거 싸요 — This is cheap. koreanschool u3-l06 맛있어요 it is delicious, it tastes good
[masisseoyo]
김밥 맛있어요 — The gimbap is delicious. koreanschool u3-l06 여기요 Excuse me! (calling staff)
[yeogiyo] koreanschool u3-l06 카드 돼요? Can I pay by card?
[kadeu dwaeyo?] koreanschool u3-l06 가요 go
[gayo]
학교에 가요 — I go to school. koreanschool u4-l01 와요 come
[wayo]
집에 와요 — I come home. koreanschool u4-l01 자요 sleep
[jayo]
고양이가 자요 — The cat is sleeping. koreanschool u4-l01 사요 buy
[sayo]
빵을 사요 — I buy bread. koreanschool u4-l01 만나요 meet
[mannayo]
친구를 만나요 — I meet a friend. koreanschool u4-l01 읽어요 read
[ilgeoyo]
책을 읽어요 — I read a book. koreanschool u4-l01 일해요 work
[ilhaeyo]
저는 일해요 — I work. koreanschool u4-l01 해요 do
[haeyo]
뭐 해요? — What are you doing? koreanschool u4-l01 언제 when
[eonje]
언제 와요? — When are you coming? koreanschool u4-l02 안 not (before a verb)
[an]
안 가요 — I’m not going. koreanschool u4-l03 지금 now
[jigeum]
지금 세 시예요 — It is three o’clock now. koreanschool u4-l04 오늘 today
[oneul]
오늘 학교에 가요 — I am going to school today. koreanschool u4-l04 내일 tomorrow
[naeil]
내일 친구를 만나요 — I am meeting a friend tomorrow. koreanschool u4-l04 아침 morning; breakfast
[achim]
아침에 커피를 마셔요 — I drink coffee in the morning. koreanschool u4-l04 점심 lunch; midday
[jeomsim]
점심을 먹어요 — I eat lunch. koreanschool u4-l04 저녁 evening; dinner
[jeonyeok]
저녁에 영화를 봐요 — I watch a film in the evening. koreanschool u4-l04 주말 weekend
[jumal]
주말에 친구를 만나요 — I meet a friend at the weekend. koreanschool u4-l04 시 o’clock (hour)
[si]
지금 세 시예요 — It is three o’clock now. koreanschool u4-l04 분 minute
[bun]
두 시 삼십 분이에요 — It is two thirty. koreanschool u4-l04 반 half (past)
[ban]
두 시 반이에요 — It is half past two. koreanschool u4-l04 몇 시예요? What time is it?
[myeot siyeyo?] koreanschool u4-l04 일어나요 get up
[ireonayo]
일곱 시에 일어나요 — I get up at seven o’clock. koreanschool u4-l04 같이 together
[gachi]
그럼 같이 가요. — Then let’s go together. koreanschool u4-l05 그럼 then, in that case
[geureom]
그럼 같이 가요. — Then let’s go together. koreanschool u4-l05 좋아요 it is good; sounds good
[joayo]
네, 좋아요. — Yes, sounds good. koreanschool u4-l05 살아요 live (in a place)
[sarayo]
서울에 살아요 — I live in Seoul. koreanschool u5-l01 놀아요 play; hang out
[norayo]
아이가 놀아요 — The child is playing. koreanschool u5-l01 열어요 open
[yeoreoyo]
문을 열어요 — I open the door. koreanschool u5-l01 닫아요 close, shut
[dadayo]
문을 닫아요 — I close the door. koreanschool u5-l01 앉아요 sit, sit down
[anjayo]
의자에 앉아요 — I sit on the chair. koreanschool u5-l01 쉬어요 rest, take a break
[swieoyo]
주말에 쉬어요 — I rest at the weekend. koreanschool u5-l01 운동해요 exercise, work out
[undonghaeyo]
아침에 운동해요 — I exercise in the morning. koreanschool u5-l01 요리해요 cook
[yorihaeyo]
저녁에 요리해요 — I cook in the evening. koreanschool u5-l01 배워요 learn
[baewoyo]
저는 한국어를 배워요 — I am learning Korean. koreanschool u5-l01 기다려요 wait (for)
[gidaryeoyo]
친구를 기다려요 — I am waiting for a friend. koreanschool u5-l01 -았/었어요 past tense ending (did; have done)
[asseoyo/eosseoyo]
점심을 먹었어요 — I had lunch. / I have had lunch. koreanschool u5-l02 어제 yesterday
[eoje]
어제 학교에 갔어요 — I went to school yesterday. koreanschool u5-l02 지난주 last week
[jinanju]
지난주에 친구를 만났어요 — I met a friend last week. koreanschool u5-l02 작년 last year
[jangnyeon]
작년에 서울에 살았어요 — I lived in Seoul last year. koreanschool u5-l02 아까 a little while ago, earlier (today)
[akka]
아까 커피를 마셨어요 — I had a coffee a little while ago. koreanschool u5-l02 벌써 already
[beolsseo]
영화가 벌써 끝났어요 — The film is already over. koreanschool u5-l02 받아요 receive, get
[badayo]
돈을 받아요 — I receive money. / I get paid. koreanschool u5-l02 줘요 give
[jwoyo]
친구가 커피를 줘요 — My friend gives me coffee. koreanschool u5-l02 시작해요 start, begin
[sijakaeyo]
영화가 일곱 시에 시작해요 — The film starts at seven. koreanschool u5-l02 끝나요 end, finish, be over
[kkeunnayo]
학교가 세 시에 끝나요 — School finishes at three. koreanschool u5-l02 -(으)ㄹ 거예요 future ending (am going to; will)
[(eu)l geoyeyo]
내일 김밥을 먹을 거예요 — I’m going to eat gimbap tomorrow. koreanschool u5-l03 여행 trip, travel
[yeohaeng]
주말에 여행을 가요 — I’m going on a trip at the weekend. koreanschool u5-l03 여행해요 travel
[yeohaenghaeyo]
친구는 지금 한국을 여행해요 — My friend is travelling around Korea at the moment. koreanschool u5-l03 쇼핑해요 go shopping, shop
[syopinghaeyo]
주말에 쇼핑해요 — I go shopping at the weekend. koreanschool u5-l03 전화해요 phone, call
[jeonhwahaeyo]
저녁에 전화해요 — I call in the evening. koreanschool u5-l03 청소해요 clean, tidy up (a room, a house)
[cheongsohaeyo]
방을 청소해요 — I clean my room. koreanschool u5-l03 다음 주 next week
[daeum ju]
다음 주에 한국에 갈 거예요 — I’m going to Korea next week. koreanschool u5-l03 내년 next year
[naenyeon]
내년에 서울에 살 거예요 — I’m going to live in Seoul next year. koreanschool u5-l03 나중에 later
[najunge]
나중에 전화할 거예요 — I’ll call later. koreanschool u5-l03 곧 soon
[got]
버스가 곧 와요 — The bus is coming soon. koreanschool u5-l03 커요 is big
[keoyo]
가방이 커요 — The bag is big. koreanschool u5-l04 작아요 is small
[jagayo]
방이 작아요 — The room is small. koreanschool u5-l04 많아요 is a lot; there are many
[manayo]
친구가 많아요 — I have a lot of friends. koreanschool u5-l04 적어요 is few; there is little
[jeogeoyo]
사람이 적어요 — There are few people. koreanschool u5-l04 바빠요 is busy
[bappayo]
오늘 조금 바빠요 — I’m a bit busy today. koreanschool u5-l04 나빠요 is bad
[nappayo]
저는 눈이 나빠요 — I have bad eyesight. koreanschool u5-l04 예뻐요 is pretty
[yeppeoyo]
옷이 정말 예뻐요 — The clothes are really pretty. koreanschool u5-l04 재미있어요 is fun, is interesting
[jaemiisseoyo]
영화가 재미있어요 — The film is fun. koreanschool u5-l04 재미없어요 is boring, is no fun
[jaemieopseoyo]
드라마가 재미없어요 — The drama is boring. koreanschool u5-l04 맛없어요 tastes bad, is not tasty
[madeopseoyo]
빵이 맛없어요 — The bread doesn’t taste good. koreanschool u5-l04 아주 very
[aju]
가방이 아주 커요 — The bag is very big. koreanschool u5-l04 너무 too; so, really
[neomu]
이거 너무 비싸요 — This is too expensive. koreanschool u5-l04 조금 a little, a bit
[jogeum]
오늘 조금 바빠요 — I’m a bit busy today. koreanschool u5-l04 정말 really, truly
[jeongmal]
옷이 정말 예뻐요 — The clothes are really pretty. koreanschool u5-l04 -(으)ㄴ ending that puts an adjective before a noun
[(eu)n]
저는 작은 가방을 샀어요 — I bought a small bag. koreanschool u5-l05 사람들 people
[saramdeul]
사람들이 많아요 — There are a lot of people. koreanschool u5-l05 음식 food
[eumsik]
맛있는 음식을 먹었어요 — I ate delicious food. koreanschool u5-l05 따뜻해요 is warm
[ttatteutaeyo]
날씨가 따뜻해요 — The weather is warm. koreanschool u5-l05 조용해요 is quiet
[joyonghaeyo]
영화관이 조용해요 — The cinema is quiet. koreanschool u5-l05 날씨 weather
[nalssi]
날씨가 따뜻해요 — The weather is warm. koreanschool u5-l05 영화관 cinema, movie theater
[yeonghwagwan]
영화관이 조용해요 — The cinema is quiet. koreanschool u5-l05 짧아요 is short (in length)
[jjalbayo]
치마가 짧아요 — The skirt is short. koreanschool u5-l05 길어요 is long
[gireoyo]
바지가 길어요 — The trousers are long. koreanschool u5-l05 새 new
[sae]
새 휴대폰을 샀어요 — I bought a new phone. koreanschool u5-l05 못 cannot (before a verb)
[mot]
못 가요 — I can’t go. koreanschool u5-l06 수영해요 swim
[suyeonghaeyo]
주말에 수영해요 — I swim at the weekend. koreanschool u5-l06 운전해요 drive
[unjeonhaeyo]
아버지가 운전해요 — My father drives. / My father is driving. koreanschool u5-l06 잘해요 be good at, do well
[jalhaeyo]
지아 씨는 영어를 잘해요 — Jia is good at English. / Jia speaks English well. koreanschool u5-l06 못해요 be bad at, be no good at
[motaeyo]
저는 수영을 못해요 — I’m bad at swimming. koreanschool u5-l06 영어 English (language)
[yeongeo]
지아 씨는 영어를 잘해요 — Jia is good at English. / Jia speaks English well. koreanschool u5-l06 잘 well
[jal]
피아노를 잘 쳐요 — (He / She) plays the piano well. koreanschool u5-l06 한국말 Korean (as spoken)
[hangungmal]
저는 한국말을 잘 못해요 — I don’t speak Korean very well. koreanschool u5-l06 노래해요 sing
[noraehaeyo]
친구가 노래해요 — My friend is singing. koreanschool u5-l06 춤춰요 dance
[chumchwoyo]
사람들이 춤춰요 — People are dancing. koreanschool u5-l06 피아노 piano
[piano]
피아노를 쳐요 — I play the piano. koreanschool u5-l06 쳐요 play (piano, guitar, drums); hit
[chyeoyo]
피아노를 쳐요 — I play the piano. koreanschool u5-l06 에서 at, in (where an action happens); from (a place)
[eseo]
도서관에서 공부해요 — I study at the library. koreanschool u6-l01 부터 from, starting at (a time)
[buteo]
아홉 시부터 여섯 시까지 일해요 — I work from nine to six. koreanschool u6-l01 까지 until, up to, as far as
[kkaji]
아홉 시부터 여섯 시까지 일해요 — I work from nine to six. koreanschool u6-l01 도서관 library
[doseogwan]
도서관에서 공부해요 — I study at the library. koreanschool u6-l01 공원 park
[gongwon]
공원에서 운동해요 — I exercise in the park. koreanschool u6-l01 시장 market
[sijang]
시장에서 사과를 사요 — I buy apples at the market. koreanschool u6-l01 백화점 department store
[baekhwajeom]
백화점에서 옷을 샀어요 — I bought clothes at the department store. koreanschool u6-l01 일 work; job, task
[il]
오늘 일이 많아요 — I have a lot of work today. koreanschool u6-l01 점심시간 lunch break, lunchtime
[jeomsimsigan]
점심시간은 한 시부터 두 시까지예요 — The lunch break is from one to two. koreanschool u6-l01 도 too, also
[do]
저도 학생이에요 — I’m a student too. koreanschool u6-l02 만 only, just
[man]
물만 마셔요 — I only drink water. koreanschool u6-l02 의 of; ’s (possession)
[ui]
이거 친구의 가방이에요 — This is my friend’s bag. koreanschool u6-l02 우리 we; our
[uri]
우리 가족은 세 명이에요 — There are three people in my family. koreanschool u6-l02 거 thing; one (as in “mine”, “Minsu’s”)
[geo]
제 거예요 — It’s mine. koreanschool u6-l02 누구 거 whose (thing)
[nugu geo]
이거 누구 거예요? — Whose is this? koreanschool u6-l02 혼자 alone, by oneself
[honja]
저는 혼자 살아요 — I live alone. koreanschool u6-l02 가족 family
[gajok]
우리 가족은 세 명이에요 — There are three people in my family. koreanschool u6-l02 선물 present, gift
[seonmul]
선물도 샀어요 — I bought a present too. koreanschool u6-l02 하고 and (between nouns); with (a person)
[hago]
친구하고 영화를 봤어요 — I watched a film with a friend. koreanschool u6-l03 (이)랑 and (between nouns); with (a person)
[(i)rang]
동생이랑 공원에 갔어요 — I went to the park with my younger brother (or sister). koreanschool u6-l03 한테 to (a person or animal)
[hante]
친구한테 선물을 줬어요 — I gave a present to a friend. / I gave my friend a present. koreanschool u6-l03 에게 to (a person or animal)
[ege]
친구에게 편지를 보내요 — I send a letter to a friend. koreanschool u6-l03 이야기해요 talk, chat; tell
[iyagihaeyo]
친구하고 이야기해요 — I talk with a friend. / I’m chatting with a friend. koreanschool u6-l03 보내요 send
[bonaeyo]
친구에게 편지를 보내요 — I send a letter to a friend. koreanschool u6-l03 편지 letter (that you post)
[pyeonji]
친구에게 편지를 보내요 — I send a letter to a friend. koreanschool u6-l03 이메일 email
[imeil]
민수 씨한테 이메일을 보냈어요 — I sent Minsu an email. koreanschool u6-l03 질문 question
[jilmun]
질문이 있어요 — I have a question. koreanschool u6-l03 물어봐요 ask
[mureobwayo]
선생님한테 물어봐요 — I ask the teacher. / Ask the teacher. koreanschool u6-l03 (으)로 by, with, in (means); toward (direction)
[(eu)ro]
학교에 버스로 가요 — I go to school by bus. koreanschool u6-l04 지하철 subway, underground
[jihacheol]
지하철로 회사에 가요 — I go to work by subway. koreanschool u6-l04 택시 taxi
[taeksi]
택시로 왔어요 — I came by taxi. koreanschool u6-l04 기차 train
[gicha]
기차로 서울에 가요 — I go to Seoul by train. koreanschool u6-l04 비행기 plane, aeroplane
[bihaenggi]
비행기로 일본에 갈 거예요 — I’m going to fly to Japan. koreanschool u6-l04 자전거 bicycle
[jajeongeo]
자전거를 타요 — I ride a bicycle. koreanschool u6-l04 걸어서 on foot
[georeoseo]
학교에 걸어서 가요 — I walk to school. koreanschool u6-l04 타요 ride, take, get on (a vehicle)
[tayo]
버스를 타요 — I take the bus. / I get on the bus. koreanschool u6-l04 내려요 get off (a vehicle)
[naeryeoyo]
역에서 내려요 — I get off at the station. koreanschool u6-l04 젓가락 chopsticks
[jeotgarak]
젓가락으로 먹어요 — I eat with chopsticks. koreanschool u6-l04 손 hand
[son]
빵은 손으로 먹어요 — Bread, you eat with your hands. koreanschool u6-l04 -고 and (joining two verbs or adjectives)
[-go]
어제 영화를 보고 밥을 먹었어요 — Yesterday I watched a film and had a meal. koreanschool u6-l05 -지만 but (joining two verbs or adjectives)
[-jiman]
비싸지만 맛있어요 — It’s expensive but tasty. koreanschool u6-l05 그리고 and; and also
[geurigo]
방이 넓어요. 그리고 깨끗해요. — The room is spacious. And it’s clean. koreanschool u6-l05 하지만 but, however
[hajiman]
김치는 매워요. 하지만 맛있어요. — Kimchi is spicy. But it’s tasty. koreanschool u6-l05 매워요 is spicy, is hot
[maewoyo]
김치는 매워요. 하지만 맛있어요. — Kimchi is spicy. But it’s tasty. koreanschool u6-l05 피곤해요 is tired
[pigonhaeyo]
오늘 피곤해요 — I’m tired today. koreanschool u6-l05 넓어요 is spacious, is wide
[neolbeoyo]
방이 넓어요. 그리고 깨끗해요. — The room is spacious. And it’s clean. koreanschool u6-l05 깨끗해요 is clean
[kkaekkeutaeyo]
방이 넓어요. 그리고 깨끗해요. — The room is spacious. And it’s clean. koreanschool u6-l05 -아/어서 because, so (giving a reason)
[-aseo/eoseo]
아파서 병원에 가요 — I’m sick, so I’m going to the hospital. koreanschool u6-l06 그래서 so, therefore
[geuraeseo]
비가 와요. 그래서 집에 있어요. — It’s raining. So I’m staying at home. koreanschool u6-l06 아파요 is sick; hurts
[apayo]
머리가 아파요 — I have a headache. koreanschool u6-l06 늦어요 is late
[neujeoyo]
친구가 늦어요 — My friend is late. koreanschool u6-l06 배고파요 is hungry
[baegopayo]
배고파서 밥을 먹어요 — I’m hungry, so I’m eating. koreanschool u6-l06 비가 와요 It’s raining.
[biga wayo]
비가 와요. 그래서 집에 있어요. — It’s raining. So I’m staying at home. koreanschool u6-l06 눈이 와요 It’s snowing.
[nuni wayo]
눈이 와서 학교에 못 가요 — It’s snowing, so I can’t go to school. koreanschool u6-l06 약 medicine
[yak]
아파서 약을 먹었어요 — I was sick, so I took some medicine. koreanschool u6-l06 일찍 early
[iljjik]
피곤해서 일찍 잤어요 — I was tired, so I went to bed early. koreanschool u6-l06 늦게 late (adverb)
[neutge]
늦게 일어나서 회사에 늦었어요 — I got up late, so I was late for work. koreanschool u6-l06 왜요? Why?
[waeyo?] koreanschool u6-l06 -고 싶어요 want to (do)
[-go sipeoyo]
집에 가고 싶어요 — I want to go home. koreanschool u7-l01 고향 hometown
[gohyang]
고향에 가고 싶어요 — I want to go to my hometown. koreanschool u7-l01 콘서트 concert
[konseoteu]
콘서트에 가고 싶어요 — I want to go to a concert. koreanschool u7-l01 사진 photo, picture
[sajin]
사진을 찍어요 — I take a photo. koreanschool u7-l01 찍어요 take (a photo)
[jjigeoyo]
사진을 찍어요 — I take a photo. koreanschool u7-l01 만들어요 make
[mandeureoyo]
김밥을 만들어요 — I make gimbap. koreanschool u7-l01 써요 write; use
[sseoyo]
여기에 이름을 써요 — I write my name here. koreanschool u7-l01 -(으)ㄹ 수 있어요 can, be able to
[-(eu)l su isseoyo]
할 수 있어요 — I can do it. koreanschool u7-l02 도와줘요 help
[dowajwoyo]
친구가 도와줘요 — My friend helps me. koreanschool u7-l02 고쳐요 fix, repair
[gochyeoyo]
컴퓨터를 고쳐요 — I fix the computer. koreanschool u7-l02 이해해요 understand
[ihaehaeyo]
네, 이해해요 — Yes, I understand. koreanschool u7-l02 한자 Chinese characters
[hanja]
한자를 읽을 수 있어요 — I can read Chinese characters. koreanschool u7-l02 매운 음식 spicy food
[maeun eumsik]
매운 음식을 좋아해요 — I like spicy food. koreanschool u7-l02 -아/어야 해요 must, have to
[-a/eoya haeyo]
지금 가야 해요 — I have to go now. koreanschool u7-l03 -아/어도 돼요 may, be allowed to
[-a/eodo dwaeyo]
여기 앉아도 돼요? — May I sit here? koreanschool u7-l03 -(으)면 안 돼요 must not, may not
[-(eu)myeon an dwaeyo]
아니요, 들어가면 안 돼요 — No, you can’t go in. koreanschool u7-l03 숙제 homework
[sukje]
숙제를 해야 해요 — I have to do my homework. koreanschool u7-l03 시험 exam, test
[siheom]
내일 시험이 있어서 공부해야 해요 — I have an exam tomorrow, so I have to study. koreanschool u7-l03 표 ticket
[pyo]
표를 사야 해요 — You have to buy a ticket. koreanschool u7-l03 예약해요 reserve, book
[yeyakaeyo]
식당을 예약해요 — I book a restaurant. koreanschool u7-l03 들어가요 go in, enter
[deureogayo]
방에 들어가요 — I go into the room. koreanschool u7-l03 담배 cigarette; tobacco
[dambae]
저는 담배를 안 피워요 — I don’t smoke. koreanschool u7-l03 피워요 smoke (a cigarette)
[piwoyo]
저는 담배를 안 피워요 — I don’t smoke. koreanschool u7-l03 여권 passport
[yeogwon]
여권이 있어야 해요 — You need a passport. koreanschool u7-l03 -고 있어요 be doing (in the middle of an action)
[-go isseoyo]
지금 밥을 먹고 있어요 — I’m eating right now. koreanschool u7-l04 요즘 these days, lately
[yojeum]
요즘 바빠요 — I’m busy these days. koreanschool u7-l04 찾아요 look for; find
[chajayo]
뭐 찾아요? — What are you looking for? koreanschool u7-l04 통화해요 be on the phone, talk on the phone
[tonghwahaeyo]
친구하고 통화해요 — I talk to a friend on the phone. koreanschool u7-l04 회의 meeting (at work)
[hoeui]
세 시에 회의가 있어요 — There’s a meeting at three. koreanschool u7-l04 준비해요 prepare, get ready
[junbihaeyo]
저녁을 준비해요 — I get dinner ready. koreanschool u7-l04 더 more
[deo]
지하철이 더 빨라요 — The subway is faster. koreanschool u7-l05 보다 than
[boda]
버스보다 지하철이 더 빨라요 — The subway is faster than the bus. koreanschool u7-l05 제일 most, the most
[jeil]
비빔밥이 제일 맛있어요 — The bibimbap is the tastiest. koreanschool u7-l05 가장 most, the most
[gajang]
비행기가 가장 빨라요 — The plane is the fastest. koreanschool u7-l05 덜 less
[deol]
오늘은 어제보다 덜 바빠요 — Today I’m less busy than yesterday. koreanschool u7-l05 빨라요 is fast
[ppallayo]
지하철이 더 빨라요 — The subway is faster. koreanschool u7-l05 느려요 is slow
[neuryeoyo]
버스가 더 느려요 — The bus is slower. koreanschool u7-l05 높아요 is high
[nopayo]
산이 높아요 — The mountain is high. koreanschool u7-l05 낮아요 is low
[najayo]
의자가 너무 낮아요 — The chair is too low. koreanschool u7-l05 키 height (of a person)
[ki]
민수 씨가 저보다 키가 더 커요 — Minsu is taller than me. koreanschool u7-l05 나이 age
[nai]
저는 민수 씨보다 나이가 더 많아요 — I’m older than Minsu. koreanschool u7-l05 겨울 winter
[gyeoul]
저는 겨울을 제일 좋아해요 — I like winter best. koreanschool u7-l05 여름 summer
[yeoreum]
저는 여름보다 겨울을 더 좋아해요 — I like winter more than summer. koreanschool u7-l05 -아/어 주세요 please (do it) for me
[-a/eo juseyo]
기다려 주세요 — Please wait. koreanschool u7-l06 -(으)세요 please (do); polite instruction
[-(eu)seyo]
여기 앉으세요 — Please sit here. koreanschool u7-l06 -지 마세요 please don’t
[-ji maseyo]
가지 마세요 — Please don’t go. koreanschool u7-l06 천천히 slowly
[cheoncheonhi]
천천히 말해 주세요 — Please speak slowly. koreanschool u7-l06 다시 again
[dasi]
다시 한번 말해 주세요 — Please say it once more. koreanschool u7-l06 한번 once
[hanbeon]
다시 한번 말해 주세요 — Please say it once more. koreanschool u7-l06 말해요 say, speak
[malhaeyo]
한국어로 말해요 — I speak in Korean. koreanschool u7-l06 보여줘요 show
[boyeojwoyo]
친구한테 사진을 보여줘요 — I show my friend a photo. koreanschool u7-l06 조심하세요 Be careful.
[josimhaseyo] koreanschool u7-l06 걱정하지 마세요 Don’t worry.
[geokjeonghaji maseyo] koreanschool u7-l06 잠깐만 기다려 주세요 Just a moment, please.
[jamkkanman gidaryeo juseyo] koreanschool u7-l06 년 year (in dates)
[nyeon]
2026년 10월 5일 — 5 October 2026 koreanschool u8-l01 월 month (in dates)
[wol]
3월 8일 — 8 March koreanschool u8-l01 일 day (of the month)
[il]
3월 8일 — 8 March koreanschool u8-l01 요일 day of the week
[yoil]
무슨 요일이에요? — What day of the week is it? koreanschool u8-l01 월요일 Monday
[woryoil]
오늘은 월요일이에요 — Today is Monday. koreanschool u8-l01 화요일 Tuesday
[hwayoil]
화요일에 한국어를 공부해요 — I study Korean on Tuesdays. koreanschool u8-l01 수요일 Wednesday
[suyoil]
수요일에 시간이 있어요? — Do you have time on Wednesday? koreanschool u8-l01 목요일 Thursday
[mogyoil]
목요일에 병원에 가요 — I’m going to the hospital on Thursday. koreanschool u8-l01 금요일 Friday
[geumyoil]
금요일 저녁에 영화를 봐요 — I’m watching a film on Friday evening. koreanschool u8-l01 토요일 Saturday
[toyoil]
토요일에 만나요 — Let’s meet on Saturday. koreanschool u8-l01 일요일 Sunday
[iryoil]
일요일에 집에서 쉬어요 — I rest at home on Sundays. koreanschool u8-l01 며칠 what date; which day of the month
[myeochil]
오늘이 며칠이에요? — What’s the date today? koreanschool u8-l01 생일 birthday
[saengil]
생일이 언제예요? — When is your birthday? koreanschool u8-l01 무슨 what, which, what kind of (before a noun)
[museun]
무슨 요일이에요? — What day of the week is it? koreanschool u8-l01 유월 June
[yuwol]
제 생일은 유월이에요 — My birthday is in June. koreanschool u8-l01 시월 October
[siwol]
시월에 한국에 가요 — I’m going to Korea in October. koreanschool u8-l01 할아버지 grandfather
[harabeoji]
할아버지는 방에 계세요 — Grandfather is in his room. koreanschool u8-l02 할머니 grandmother
[halmeoni]
할머니, 어디 가세요? — Grandma, where are you going? koreanschool u8-l02 부모님 parents
[bumonim]
부모님은 서울에 계세요 — My parents are in Seoul. koreanschool u8-l02 형 older brother (of a man)
[hyeong]
저는 형이 있어요 — I have an older brother. koreanschool u8-l02 누나 older sister (of a man)
[nuna]
누나가 한 명 있어요 — I have one older sister. koreanschool u8-l02 언니 older sister (of a woman)
[eonni]
저는 언니가 있어요 — I have an older sister. koreanschool u8-l02 남동생 younger brother
[namdongsaeng]
남동생은 학생이에요 — My younger brother is a student. koreanschool u8-l02 여동생 younger sister
[yeodongsaeng]
여동생이 두 명 있어요 — I have two younger sisters. koreanschool u8-l02 아들 son
[adeul]
아들이 한 명 있어요 — I have one son. koreanschool u8-l02 딸 daughter
[ttal]
딸이 두 명 있어요 — I have two daughters. koreanschool u8-l02 남편 husband
[nampyeon]
남편은 회사원이에요 — My husband is an office worker. koreanschool u8-l02 아내 wife
[anae]
아내는 의사예요 — My wife is a doctor. koreanschool u8-l02 계세요 is (somewhere), stays — respectful
[gyeseyo]
할아버지는 방에 계세요 — Grandfather is in his room. koreanschool u8-l02 드세요 eats; drinks — respectful
[deuseyo]
할머니는 차를 드세요 — Grandmother is drinking tea. koreanschool u8-l02 주무세요 sleeps — respectful
[jumuseyo]
할아버지는 지금 주무세요 — Grandfather is asleep right now. koreanschool u8-l02 연세 age (respectful word)
[yeonse]
연세가 어떻게 되세요? — May I ask how old you are? koreanschool u8-l02 성함 name (respectful word)
[seongham]
성함이 어떻게 되세요? — May I ask your name? koreanschool u8-l02 성함이 어떻게 되세요? May I ask your name?
[seonghami eotteoke doeseyo?] koreanschool u8-l02 연세가 어떻게 되세요? May I ask how old you are?
[yeonsega eotteoke doeseyo?] koreanschool u8-l02 어떻게 how
[eotteoke]
은행에 어떻게 가요? — How do I get to the bank? koreanschool u8-l03 오른쪽 right, the right side
[oreunjjok]
오른쪽으로 가세요 — Go right. koreanschool u8-l03 왼쪽 left, the left side
[oenjjok]
왼쪽으로 가세요 — Go left. koreanschool u8-l03 똑바로 straight, straight ahead
[ttokbaro]
똑바로 가세요 — Go straight on. koreanschool u8-l03 길 road, street; way
[gil]
길이 넓어요 — The road is wide. koreanschool u8-l03 사거리 intersection, crossroads
[sageori]
사거리에서 왼쪽으로 가세요 — Turn left at the intersection. koreanschool u8-l03 신호등 traffic light
[sinhodeung]
신호등에서 오른쪽으로 가세요 — Turn right at the traffic light. koreanschool u8-l03 앞 front; in front of
[ap]
은행은 학교 앞에 있어요 — The bank is in front of the school. koreanschool u8-l03 뒤 back; behind
[dwi]
화장실은 식당 뒤에 있어요 — The restroom is behind the restaurant. koreanschool u8-l03 옆 side; next to
[yeop]
카페는 은행 옆에 있어요 — The café is next to the bank. koreanschool u8-l03 근처 the area nearby; near
[geuncheo]
편의점은 역 근처에 있어요 — The convenience store is near the station. koreanschool u8-l03 건너편 the other side (of the street); across
[geonneopyeon]
정류장은 건너편에 있어요 — The bus stop is across the street. koreanschool u8-l03 정류장 bus stop
[jeongnyujang]
정류장은 건너편에 있어요 — The bus stop is across the street. koreanschool u8-l03 얼마나 how long; how much
[eolmana]
역까지 얼마나 걸려요? — How long does it take to the station? koreanschool u8-l03 걸려요 it takes (time)
[geollyeoyo]
한 시간 걸려요 — It takes an hour. koreanschool u8-l03 가까워요 is near, is close
[gakkawoyo]
역이 가까워요 — The station is close. koreanschool u8-l03 멀어요 is far
[meoreoyo]
학교가 멀어요 — The school is far away. koreanschool u8-l03 어때요? How is it?
[eottaeyo?]
날씨가 어때요? — What’s the weather like? koreanschool u8-l04 추워요 is cold
[chuwoyo]
오늘은 추워요 — It’s cold today. koreanschool u8-l04 더워요 is hot
[deowoyo]
오늘은 더워요 — It’s hot today. koreanschool u8-l04 시원해요 is cool, refreshing
[siwonhaeyo]
바람이 시원해요 — The breeze is nice and cool. koreanschool u8-l04 맑아요 is clear, is sunny
[malgayo]
날씨가 맑아요 — The weather is clear. koreanschool u8-l04 흐려요 is cloudy, is overcast
[heuryeoyo]
오늘은 흐려요 — It’s cloudy today. koreanschool u8-l04 바람 wind, breeze
[baram]
바람이 시원해요 — The breeze is nice and cool. koreanschool u8-l04 봄 spring
[bom]
봄은 따뜻해요 — Spring is warm. koreanschool u8-l04 가을 autumn, fall
[gaeul]
가을은 시원해요 — Autumn is cool. koreanschool u8-l04 어려워요 is difficult
[eoryeowoyo]
시험이 어려워요 — The exam is difficult. koreanschool u8-l04 쉬워요 is easy
[swiwoyo]
숙제가 쉬워요 — The homework is easy. koreanschool u8-l04 기분 mood, how one feels
[gibun]
기분이 좋아요 — I feel good. koreanschool u8-l04 행복해요 is happy
[haengbokaeyo]
저는 행복해요 — I’m happy. koreanschool u8-l04 슬퍼요 is sad
[seulpeoyo]
영화가 슬퍼요 — The film is sad. koreanschool u8-l04 화나요 get angry
[hwanayo]
정말 화나요 — It makes me really angry. koreanschool u8-l04 -(으)ㄹ까요? shall we …?
[-(eu)lkkayo?]
같이 영화 볼까요? — Shall we watch a film together? koreanschool u8-l05 -(으)면 if; when
[-(eu)myeon]
시간이 있으면 같이 가요 — If you have time, let’s go together. koreanschool u8-l05 약속 appointment, plans (with someone); promise
[yaksok]
미안해요, 약속이 있어요. — Sorry, I have plans. koreanschool u8-l05 미안해요 I’m sorry.
[mianhaeyo]
늦어서 미안해요 — Sorry I’m late. koreanschool u8-l05 그때 then, at that time
[geuttae]
그럼 그때 봐요 — See you then, then. koreanschool u8-l05 초대해요 invite
[chodaehaeyo]
생일 파티에 친구를 초대해요 — I’m inviting friends to my birthday party. koreanschool u8-l05 고마워요 Thank you. (polite)
[gomawoyo] koreanschool u8-l06 고마워 Thanks. (casual)
[gomawo] koreanschool u8-l06 안녕하십니까? Good day. / Hello. (formal)
[annyeonghasimnikka?] koreanschool u8-l06 안녕 Hi. / Bye. (casual)
[annyeong] koreanschool u8-l06 미안해 Sorry. (casual)
[mianhae] koreanschool u8-l06