사람 — saram — person — 사람이 많아요. — Sarami manayo. — There are many people.

남자 — namja — man — 그 남자는 친절해요. — Geu namjaneun chinjeolhaeyo. — That man is kind.

여자 — yeoja — woman — 그 여자는 의사예요. — Geu yeojaneun uisayeyo. — That woman is a doctor.

아이 — ai — child — 아이가 웃어요. — Aiga useoyo. — The child is laughing.

아기 — agi — baby — 아기가 자요. — Agiga jayo. — The baby is sleeping.

소년 — sonyeon — boy — 소년이 공원에 있어요. — Sonyeoni gongwone isseoyo. — The boy is in the park.

소녀 — sonyeo — girl — 소녀가 노래해요. — Sonyeoga noraehaeyo. — The girl sings.

친구 — chingu — friend — 친구를 만나요. — Chingureul mannayo. — I meet a friend.

가족 — gajok — family — 우리 가족은 커요. — Uri gajogeun keoyo. — My family is large.

부모 — bum o — parents — 부모님을 사랑해요. — Bumonimeul saranghaeyo. — I love my parents.

아버지 — abeoji — father — 아버지가 일해요. — Abeojiga ilhaeyo. — My father works.

어머니 — eomeoni — mother — 어머니가 요리해요. — Eomeoniga yorihaeyo. — My mother cooks.

아빠 — appa — dad — 아빠가 집에 있어요. — Appaga jibe isseoyo. — Dad is at home.

엄마 — eomma — mom — 엄마가 웃어요. — Eommaga useoyo. — Mom is smiling.

아들 — adeul — son — 아들이 학교에 가요. — Adeuri hakgyoe gayo. — The son goes to school.

딸 — ttal — daughter — 딸이 책을 읽어요. — Ttari chaegeul ilgeoyo. — The daughter reads a book.

형 — hyeong — older brother (male speaker) — 형이 집에 와요. — Hyeongi jibe wayo. — My older brother comes home.

오빠 — oppa — older brother (female speaker) — 오빠가 운동해요. — Oppaga undonghaeyo. — My older brother exercises.

누나 — nuna — older sister (male speaker) — 누나가 학생이에요. — Nunaga haksaengieyo. — My older sister is a student.

언니 — eonni — older sister (female speaker) — 언니가 요리해요. — Eonniga yorihaeyo. — My older sister cooks.

동생 — dongsaeng — younger sibling — 동생이 자요. — Dongsaengi jayo. — My younger sibling sleeps.

할아버지 — harabeoji — grandfather — 할아버지는 신문을 읽어요. — Harabeojineun sinmuneul ilgeoyo. — Grandfather reads the newspaper.

할머니 — halmeoni — grandmother — 할머니가 웃어요. — Halmeoniga useoyo. — Grandmother smiles.

남편 — nampyeon — husband — 남편이 회사에 가요. — Nampyeoni hoesae gayo. — The husband goes to work.

아내 — anae — wife — 아내가 책을 읽어요. — Anaega chaegeul ilgeoyo. — The wife reads a book.

선생님 — seonsaengnim — teacher — 선생님이 설명해요. — Seonsaengnimi seolmyeonghaeyo. — The teacher explains.

학생 — haksaeng — student — 학생이 공부해요. — Haksaengi gongbuhaeyo. — The student studies.

의사 — uisa — doctor — 의사가 환자를 봐요. — Uisaga hwanjareul bwayo. — The doctor sees the patient.

간호사 — ganhosa — nurse — 간호사가 일해요. — Ganhosaga ilhaeyo. — The nurse works.

경찰 — gyeongchal — police — 경찰이 와요. — Gyeongchari wayo. — The police come.

군인 — gunin — soldier — 군인이 걷고 있어요. — Gunini geotgo isseoyo. — The soldier is walking.

운전기사 — unjeongisa — driver — 운전기사가 운전해요. — Unjeongisaga unjeonhaeyo. — The driver drives.

요리사 — yorisa — cook, chef — 요리사가 음식을 만들어요. — Yorisaga eumsigeul mandeureoyo. — The chef makes food.

가수 — gasu — singer — 가수가 노래해요. — Gasuga noraehaeyo. — The singer sings.

배우 — baeu — actor — 배우가 영화에 나와요. — Baeuga yeonghwae nawayo. — The actor appears in the movie.

작가 — jakga — writer — 작가가 책을 써요. — Jakgaga chaegeul sseoyo. — The writer writes a book.

사장 — sajang — boss, company president — 사장이 회의해요. — Sajangi hoeuihaeyo. — The boss has a meeting.

직원 — jigwon — employee — 직원이 일해요. — Jigwoni ilhaeyo. — The employee works.

손님 — sonnim — guest, customer — 손님이 들어와요. — Sonnimi deureowayo. — The customer comes in.

이웃 — iut — neighbor — 이웃을 만났어요. — Iuseul mannasseoyo. — I met my neighbor.

사람들 — saramdeul — people — 사람들이 기다려요. — Saramdeuri gidaryeoyo. — People are waiting.

어른 — eoreun — adult — 어른이 도와줘요. — Eoreuni dowajwoyo. — The adult helps.

청소년 — cheongsonyeon — teenager — 청소년이 공부해요. — Cheongsonyeoni gongbuhaeyo. — The teenager studies.

외국인 — oegugin — foreigner — 외국인이 한국어를 배워요. — Oegugini hangugeoreul baewoyo. — The foreigner learns Korean.

손자 — sonja — grandson — 손자가 놀아요. — Sonjaga norayo. — The grandson plays.

손녀 — sonnyeo — granddaughter — 손녀가 웃어요. — Sonnyeoga useoyo. — The granddaughter smiles.

친척 — chincheok — relative — 친척을 방문해요. — Chincheogeul bangmunhaeyo. — I visit a relative.

친구들 — chingudeul — friends — 친구들이 왔어요. — Chingudeuri wasseoyo. — My friends came.

주인 — juin — owner — 주인이 문을 열어요. — Juini muneul yeoreoyo. — The owner opens the door.

고객 — gogaek — customer, client — 고객을 도와요. — Gogaegeul dowayo. — I help the customer.

101–200: Everyday Objects and Places

집 — jip — house, home — 집에 있어요. — Jibe isseoyo. — I am at home.

방 — bang — room — 방이 깨끗해요. — Bangi kkaekkeutaeyo. — The room is clean.

거실 — geosil — living room — 거실에서 쉬어요. — Geosireseo swieoyo. — I rest in the living room.

부엌 — bueok — kitchen — 부엌에서 요리해요. — Bueogeseo yorihaeyo. — I cook in the kitchen.

화장실 — hwajangsil — bathroom — 화장실이 어디예요? — Hwajangsiri eodiyeyo? — Where is the bathroom?

침실 — chimsil — bedroom — 침실에서 자요. — Chimsireseo jayo. — I sleep in the bedroom.

문 — mun — door — 문을 닫아요. — Muneul dadayo. — I close the door.

창문 — changmun — window — 창문을 열어요. — Changmuneul yeoreoyo. — I open the window.

벽 — byeok — wall — 벽이 하얘요. — Byeogi hayaeyo. — The wall is white.

바닥 — badak — floor — 바닥을 청소해요. — Badageul cheongsohaeyo. — I clean the floor.

천장 — cheonjang — ceiling — 천장이 높아요. — Cheonjangi nopayo. — The ceiling is high.

의자 — uija — chair — 의자에 앉아요. — Uijae anjayo. — I sit on the chair.

책상 — chaeksang — desk — 책상 위에 책이 있어요. — Chaeksang wie chaegi isseoyo. — There is a book on the desk.

침대 — chimdae — bed — 침대에서 자요. — Chimdaeseo jayo. — I sleep in bed.

소파 — sopa — sofa — 소파에 앉아요. — Sopa-e anjayo. — I sit on the sofa.

책 — chaek — book — 책을 읽어요. — Chaegeul ilgeoyo. — I read a book.

공책 — gongchaek — notebook — 공책에 써요. — Gongchaege sseoyo. — I write in a notebook.

종이 — jongi — paper — 종이를 주세요. — Jongireul juseyo. — Please give me paper.

펜 — pen — pen — 펜으로 써요. — Peneuro sseoyo. — I write with a pen.

연필 — yeonpil — pencil — 연필이 있어요. — Yeonpiri isseoyo. — I have a pencil.

가방 — gabang — bag — 가방을 가져가요. — Gabangeul gajyeogayo. — I take the bag.

지갑 — jigap — wallet — 지갑을 잃어버렸어요. — Jigabeul ireobeoryeosseoyo. — I lost my wallet.

열쇠 — yeolsoe — key — 열쇠가 어디 있어요? — Yeolsoega eodi isseoyo? — Where is the key?

휴대폰 — hyudaepon — mobile phone — 휴대폰을 사용해요. — Hyudaepon-eul sayonghaeyo. — I use my phone.

컴퓨터 — keompyuteo — computer — 컴퓨터로 일해요. — Keompyuteoro ilhaeyo. — I work on a computer.

화면 — hwamyeon — screen — 화면을 봐요. — Hwamyeoneul bwayo. — I look at the screen.

사진 — sajin — photo — 사진을 찍어요. — Sajineul jjigeoyo. — I take a photo.

시계 — sigye — clock, watch — 시계를 봐요. — Sigyereul bwayo. — I look at the clock.

안경 — angyeong — glasses — 안경을 써요. — Angyeongeul sseoyo. — I wear glasses.

우산 — usan — umbrella — 우산을 가져가세요. — Usaneul gajagaseyo. — Take an umbrella.

옷 — ot — clothes — 옷을 입어요. — Oseul ibeoyo. — I put on clothes.

신발 — sinbal — shoes — 신발을 신어요. — Sinbareul sineoyo. — I put on shoes.

모자 — moja — hat — 모자를 써요. — Mojareul sseoyo. — I wear a hat.

셔츠 — syeocheu — shirt — 셔츠를 입어요. — Syeocheureul ibeoyo. — I wear a shirt.

바지 — baji — pants — 바지가 편해요. — Bajiga pyeonhaeyo. — The pants are comfortable.

치마 — chima — skirt — 치마가 예뻐요. — Chimaga yeppeoyo. — The skirt is pretty.

양말 — yangmal — socks — 양말을 신어요. — Yangmareul sineoyo. — I put on socks.

코트 — koteu — coat — 코트를 입어요. — Koteureul ibeoyo. — I put on a coat.

수건 — sugeon — towel — 수건을 가져오세요. — Sugeoneul gajyeoseyo. — Bring a towel.

비누 — binu — soap — 비누로 손을 씻어요. — Binuro soneul ssiseoyo. — I wash my hands with soap.

칫솔 — chitsol — toothbrush — 칫솔로 이를 닦아요. — Chitsollo ireul dakkayo. — I brush my teeth with a toothbrush.

치약 — chiyak — toothpaste — 치약이 필요해요. — Chiyagi piryohaeyo. — I need toothpaste.

컵 — keop — cup — 컵에 물이 있어요. — Keope muri isseoyo. — There is water in the cup.

접시 — jeopsi — plate — 접시를 씻어요. — Jeopsireul ssiseoyo. — I wash the plate.

숟가락 — sutgarak — spoon — 숟가락으로 먹어요. — Sutgarageuro meogeoyo. — I eat with a spoon.

젓가락 — jeotgarak — chopsticks — 젓가락을 사용해요. — Jeotgarageul sayonghaeyo. — I use chopsticks.

포크 — pokeu — fork — 포크를 주세요. — Pokeureul juseyo. — Please give me a fork.

칼 — kal — knife — 칼을 조심하세요. — Kareul josimhaseyo. — Be careful with the knife.

냄비 — naembi — pot — 냄비에 물을 넣어요. — Naembie mureul neoeoyo. — I put water in the pot.

프라이팬 — peuraipaen — frying pan — 프라이팬으로 요리해요. — Peuraipaeneuro yorihaeyo. — I cook with a frying pan.

201–300: Food and Drink

음식 — eumsik — food — 음식이 맛있어요. — Eumsigi masisseoyo. — The food is delicious.

밥 — bap — rice, meal — 밥을 먹어요. — Babeul meogeoyo. — I eat rice.

빵 — ppang — bread — 빵을 샀어요. — Ppangeul sasseoyo. — I bought bread.

국 — guk — soup — 국이 뜨거워요. — Gugi tteugeowoyo. — The soup is hot.

김치 — gimchi — kimchi — 김치를 좋아해요. — Gimchireul joahaeyo. — I like kimchi.

고기 — gogi — meat — 고기를 먹어요. — Gogireul meogeoyo. — I eat meat.

소고기 — sogogi — beef — 소고기를 구워요. — Sogogireul guwoyo. — I grill beef.

돼지고기 — dwaejigogi — pork — 돼지고기를 샀어요. — Dwaejigogireul sasseoyo. — I bought pork.

닭고기 — dakgogi — chicken — 닭고기를 먹어요. — Dakgogireul meogeoyo. — I eat chicken.

생선 — saengseon — fish — 생선을 구워요. — Saengseoneul guwoyo. — I grill fish.

달걀 — dalgyal — egg — 달걀을 먹어요. — Dalgyareul meogeoyo. — I eat an egg.

우유 — uyu — milk — 우유를 마셔요. — Uyureul masyeoyo. — I drink milk.

물 — mul — water — 물을 마셔요. — Mureul masyeoyo. — I drink water.

커피 — keopi — coffee — 커피를 마셔요. — Keopireul masyeoyo. — I drink coffee.

차 — cha — tea — 차를 마셔요. — Chareul masyeoyo. — I drink tea.

주스 — juseu — juice — 주스를 주문했어요. — Juseureul jumunhaesseoyo. — I ordered juice.

과일 — gwail — fruit — 과일을 먹어요. — Gwair-eul meogeoyo. — I eat fruit.

사과 — sagwa — apple — 사과를 먹어요. — Sagwareul meogeoyo. — I eat an apple.

배 — bae — pear — 배가 달아요. — Baega darayo. — The pear is sweet.

바나나 — banana — banana — 바나나를 샀어요. — Bananareul sasseoyo. — I bought bananas.

오렌지 — orenji — orange — 오렌지를 먹어요. — Orenjireul meogeoyo. — I eat an orange.

포도 — podo — grape — 포도가 맛있어요. — Podoga masisseoyo. — The grapes are delicious.

딸기 — ttalgi — strawberry — 딸기를 좋아해요. — Ttal-gireul joahaeyo. — I like strawberries.

수박 — subak — watermelon — 수박을 잘랐어요. — Subageul jallasseoyo. — I cut the watermelon.

복숭아 — boksunga — peach — 복숭아가 달아요. — Boksungaga darayo. — The peach is sweet.

레몬 — remon — lemon — 레몬을 샀어요. — Remoneul sasseoyo. — I bought a lemon.

채소 — chaeso — vegetables — 채소를 먹어야 해요. — Chaesoreul meogeoya haeyo. — You should eat vegetables.

감자 — gamja — potato — 감자를 요리해요. — Gamjareul yorihaeyo. — I cook potatoes.

고구마 — goguma — sweet potato — 고구마를 먹어요. — Gogumareul meogeoyo. — I eat sweet potatoes.

당근 — danggeun — carrot — 당근을 잘라요. — Danggeuneul jallayo. — I cut the carrot.

양파 — yangpa — onion — 양파를 넣어요. — Yangpareul neoeoyo. — I add onion.

마늘 — maneul — garlic — 마늘을 넣어요. — Maneureul neoeoyo. — I add garlic.

토마토 — tomato — tomato — 토마토를 먹어요. — Tomatoreul meogeoyo. — I eat tomatoes.

오이 — oi — cucumber — 오이를 씻어요. — Oireul ssiseoyo. — I wash the cucumber.

버섯 — beoseot — mushroom — 버섯을 볶아요. — Beoseoseul bokkayo. — I stir-fry mushrooms.

소금 — sogeum — salt — 소금을 조금 넣어요. — Sogeumeul jogeum neoeoyo. — I add a little salt.

설탕 — seoltang — sugar — 설탕을 넣지 마세요. — Seoltangeul neotji maseyo. — Don't add sugar.

후추 — huchu — pepper — 후추를 넣어요. — Huchureul neoeoyo. — I add pepper.

소스 — soseu — sauce — 소스를 주세요. — Soseureul juseyo. — Please give me the sauce.

맛 — mat — taste — 맛이 좋아요. — Masi joayo. — The taste is good.

아침 — achim — breakfast, morning — 아침을 먹어요. — Achimeul meogeoyo. — I eat breakfast.

점심 — jeomsim — lunch — 점심을 먹었어요. — Jeomsimeul meogeosseoyo. — I ate lunch.

저녁 — jeonyeok — dinner, evening — 저녁을 준비해요. — Jeonyeogeul junbihaeyo. — I prepare dinner.

간식 — gansik — snack — 간식을 먹어요. — Gansigeul meogeoyo. — I eat a snack.

식사 — siksa — meal — 식사를 했어요. — Siksareul haesseoyo. — I had a meal.

식당 — sikdang — restaurant — 식당에 가요. — Sikdange gayo. — I go to a restaurant.

메뉴 — menyu — menu — 메뉴를 봐요. — Menyureul bwayo. — I look at the menu.

주문 — jumun — order — 주문을 했어요. — Jumuneul haesseoyo. — I placed an order.

계산 — gyesan — payment, calculation — 계산할게요. — Gyesanhalgeyo. — I'll pay.

맛있다 — masitda — to be delicious — 음식이 맛있어요. — Eumsigi masisseoyo. — The food is delicious.

301–400: Common Verbs

가다 — gada — to go — 학교에 가요. — Hakgyoe gayo. — I go to school.

오다 — oda — to come — 친구가 와요. — Chinguga wayo. — My friend comes.

먹다 — meokda — to eat — 밥을 먹어요. — Babeul meogeoyo. — I eat.

마시다 — masida — to drink — 물을 마셔요. — Mureul masyeoyo. — I drink water.

자다 — jada — to sleep — 밤에 자요. — Bame jayo. — I sleep at night.

일어나다 — ireonada — to get up — 일찍 일어나요. — Iljjik ireonayo. — I get up early.

앉다 — anta — to sit — 의자에 앉아요. — Uijae anjayo. — I sit on a chair.

서다 — seoda — to stand — 여기에서 서요. — Yeogieseo seoyo. — I stand here.

걷다 — geotda — to walk — 공원에서 걸어요. — Gongwoneseo georeoyo. — I walk in the park.

뛰다 — ttwida — to run — 빨리 뛰어요. — Ppalli ttwieoyo. — I run quickly.

달리다 — dallida — to run — 매일 달려요. — Maeil dallyeoyo. — I run every day.

수영하다 — suyeonghada — to swim — 수영장에서 수영해요. — Suyeongjangeseo suyeonghaeyo. — I swim at the pool.

놀다 — nolda — to play — 아이들이 놀아요. — Aideuri norayo. — The children play.

쉬다 — swida — to rest — 집에서 쉬어요. — Jibeseo swieoyo. — I rest at home.

일하다 — ilhada — to work — 회사에서 일해요. — Hoesaeseo ilhaeyo. — I work at a company.

공부하다 — gongbuhada — to study — 한국어를 공부해요. — Hangugeoreul gongbuhaeyo. — I study Korean.

배우다 — baeuda — to learn — 한국어를 배워요. — Hangugeoreul baewoyo. — I learn Korean.

가르치다 — gareuchida — to teach — 선생님이 가르쳐요. — Seonsaengnimi gareuchyeoyo. — The teacher teaches.

읽다 — ikda — to read — 책을 읽어요. — Chaegeul ilgeoyo. — I read a book.

쓰다 — sseuda — to write, use — 이름을 써요. — Ireumeul sseoyo. — I write my name.

듣다 — deutda — to listen, hear — 음악을 들어요. — Eumageul deureoyo. — I listen to music.

말하다 — malhada — to speak — 한국어로 말해요. — Hangugeoro malhaeyo. — I speak in Korean.

이야기하다 — iyagihada — to talk — 친구와 이야기해요. — Chinguwa iyagihaeyo. — I talk with my friend.

보다 — boda — to see, watch — 영화를 봐요. — Yeonghwareul bwayo. — I watch a movie.

만나다 — mannada — to meet — 친구를 만나요. — Chingureul mannayo. — I meet my friend.

알다 — alda — to know — 그 사람을 알아요. — Geu sarameul arayo. — I know that person.

모르다 — moreuda — to not know — 잘 모르겠어요. — Jal moreugesseoyo. — I don't know well.

생각하다 — saenggakhada — to think — 많이 생각해요. — Mani saenggakhaeyo. — I think a lot.

기억하다 — gieokhada — to remember — 이름을 기억해요. — Ireumeul gieokhaeyo. — I remember the name.

잊다 — itda — to forget — 약속을 잊었어요. — Yaksogeul ijeosseoyo. — I forgot the appointment.

좋아하다 — joahada — to like — 음악을 좋아해요. — Eumageul joahaeyo. — I like music.

사랑하다 — saranghada — to love — 가족을 사랑해요. — Gajogeul saranghaeyo. — I love my family.

싫어하다 — sireohada — to dislike — 매운 음식을 싫어해요. — Maeun eumsigeul sireohaeyo. — I dislike spicy food.

원하다 — wonhada — to want — 물을 원해요. — Mureul wonhaeyo. — I want water.

필요하다 — piryohada — to need — 도움이 필요해요. — Doumi piryohaeyo. — I need help.

가지다 — gajida — to have — 책을 가지고 있어요. — Chaegeul gajigo isseoyo. — I have a book.

주다 — juda — to give — 친구에게 선물을 줘요. — Chinguege seonmureul jwoyo. — I give my friend a gift.

받다 — batda — to receive — 선물을 받았어요. — Seonmureul badasseoyo. — I received a gift.

사다 — sada — to buy — 책을 샀어요. — Chaegeul sasseoyo. — I bought a book.

팔다 — palda — to sell — 가게에서 팔아요. — Gageeseo parayo. — They sell it at the store.

만들다 — mandeulda — to make — 음식을 만들어요. — Eumsigeul mandeureoyo. — I make food.

사용하다 — sayonghada — to use — 컴퓨터를 사용해요. — Keompyuteoreul sayonghaeyo. — I use a computer.

열다 — yeolda — to open — 문을 열어요. — Muneul yeoreoyo. — I open the door.

닫다 — datda — to close — 창문을 닫아요. — Changmuneul dadayo. — I close the window.

시작하다 — sijakhada — to start — 수업을 시작해요. — Sueobeul sijakhaeyo. — I start class.

끝나다 — kkeunnada — to end — 수업이 끝났어요. — Sueobi kkeunnasseoyo. — Class ended.

시작되다 — sijakdoeda — to begin — 영화가 시작돼요. — Yeonghwaga sijakdwaeyo. — The movie begins.

끝내다 — kkeunnaeda — to finish — 일을 끝냈어요. — Ireul kkeunnaesseoyo. — I finished the work.

기다리다 — gidarida — to wait — 친구를 기다려요. — Chingureul gidaryeoyo. — I wait for my friend.

만지다 — manjida — to touch — 이것을 만지지 마세요. — Igeoseul manjiji maseyo. — Don't touch this.

401–500: More Common Verbs

찾다 — chatda — to find, look for — 열쇠를 찾아요. — Yeolsoereul chajayo. — I look for the key.

잃다 — ilta — to lose — 지갑을 잃었어요. — Jigabeul ireosseoyo. — I lost my wallet.

가져가다 — gajyeogada — to take — 가방을 가져가요. — Gabangeul gajyeogayo. — I take the bag.

가져오다 — gajyeooda — to bring — 책을 가져와요. — Chaegeul gajyeowayo. — I bring the book.

보내다 — bonaeda — to send, spend — 편지를 보내요. — Pyeonjireul bonaeyo. — I send a letter.

받다 — batda — to receive — 이메일을 받았어요. — Imeireul badasseoyo. — I received an email.

만지다 — manjida — to touch — 손으로 만져요. — Son-euro manjyeoyo. — I touch it with my hand.

씻다 — ssitda — to wash — 손을 씻어요. — Soneul ssiseoyo. — I wash my hands.

닦다 — dakkda — to wipe, brush — 이를 닦아요. — Ireul dakkayo. — I brush my teeth.

입다 — ipda — to wear — 옷을 입어요. — Oseul ibeoyo. — I put on clothes.

벗다 — beotda — to take off — 신발을 벗어요. — Sinbareul beoseoyo. — I take off my shoes.

신다 — sinda — to put on shoes — 신발을 신어요. — Sinbareul sineoyo. — I put on shoes.

쓰다 — sseuda — to wear/use — 모자를 써요. — Mojareul sseoyo. — I wear a hat.

타다 — tada — to ride — 버스를 타요. — Beoseureul tayo. — I take the bus.

내리다 — naerida — to get off, descend — 버스에서 내려요. — Beoseueseo naeryeoyo. — I get off the bus.

운전하다 — unjeonhada — to drive — 차를 운전해요. — Chareul unjeonhaeyo. — I drive a car.

날다 — nalda — to fly — 새가 날아요. — Saega narayo. — A bird flies.

출발하다 — chulbalhada — to depart — 기차가 출발해요. — Gichaga chulbalhaeyo. — The train departs.

도착하다 — dochakhada — to arrive — 서울에 도착했어요. — Seoure dochakhaesseoyo. — I arrived in Seoul.

여행하다 — yeohaenghada — to travel — 한국을 여행해요. — Hangugeul yeohaenghaeyo. — I travel in Korea.

방문하다 — bangmunhada — to visit — 친구 집을 방문해요. — Chingu jibeul bangmunhaeyo. — I visit my friend's house.

예약하다 — yeyakhada — to reserve — 호텔을 예약했어요. — Hoteleul yeyakhaesseoyo. — I reserved a hotel.

주문하다 — jumunhada — to order — 음식을 주문해요. — Eumsigeul jumunhaeyo. — I order food.

요리하다 — yorihada — to cook — 저녁을 요리해요. — Jeonyeogeul yorihaeyo. — I cook dinner.

먹이다 — meogida — to feed — 아이에게 밥을 먹여요. — Aiege babeul meogyeoyo. — I feed the child.

마시다 — masida — to drink — 차를 마셔요. — Chareul masyeoyo. — I drink tea.

자르다 — jareuda — to cut — 사과를 잘라요. — Sagwareul jallayo. — I cut an apple.

굽다 — gupda — to grill, bake — 고기를 구워요. — Gogireul guwoyo. — I grill meat.

볶다 — bokkda — to stir-fry — 채소를 볶아요. — Chaesoreul bokkayo. — I stir-fry vegetables.

끓이다 — kkeurida — to boil — 물을 끓여요. — Mureul kkeuryeoyo. — I boil water.

넣다 — neotda — to put in — 가방에 책을 넣어요. — Gabange chaegeul neoeoyo. — I put a book in the bag.

꺼내다 — kkeonaeda — to take out — 책을 꺼내요. — Chaegeul kkeonaeyo. — I take out the book.

놓다 — nota — to put/place — 책을 책상에 놓아요. — Chaegeul chaeksange noayo. — I put the book on the desk.

들다 — deulda — to lift, hold — 가방을 들어요. — Gabangeul deureoyo. — I lift the bag.

잡다 — japda — to catch, hold — 손을 잡아요. — Soneul jabayo. — I hold hands.

던지다 — deonjida — to throw — 공을 던져요. — Gongeul deonjyeoyo. — I throw a ball.

받다 — batda — to catch, receive — 공을 받아요. — Gongeul badayo. — I catch the ball.

밀다 — milda — to push — 문을 밀어요. — Muneul mireoyo. — I push the door.

당기다 — danggida — to pull — 문을 당겨요. — Muneul danggyeoyo. — I pull the door.

누르다 — nureuda — to press — 버튼을 눌러요. — Beoteuneul nulleoyo. — I press the button.

켜다 — kyeoda — to turn on — 불을 켜요. — Bureul kyeoyo. — I turn on the light.

끄다 — kkeuda — to turn off — TV를 꺼요. — TV-reul kkeoyo. — I turn off the TV.

전화하다 — jeonhwahada — to call — 친구에게 전화해요. — Chinguege jeonhwahaeyo. — I call my friend.

전화받다 — jeonhwabatda — to answer the phone — 전화를 받아요. — Jeonhwareul badayo. — I answer the phone.

연락하다 — yeollakhada — to contact — 나중에 연락할게요. — Najunge yeollakhalgeyo. — I'll contact you later.

웃다 — utda — to laugh, smile — 모두 웃어요. — Modu useoyo. — Everyone smiles.

울다 — ulda — to cry — 아이가 울어요. — Aiga ureoyo. — The child cries.

웃기다 — utgida — to make laugh — 친구가 저를 웃겨요. — Chinguga jeoreul utgyeoyo. — My friend makes me laugh.

울리다 — ullida — to make cry — 그 영화가 사람을 울려요. — Geu yeonghwaga sarameul ullyeoyo. — That movie makes people cry.

노래하다 — noraehada — to sing — 노래를 불러요. — Noraereul bulleoyo. — I sing a song.

501–600: Adjectives and Descriptions

좋다 — jota — good — 날씨가 좋아요. — Nalssiga joayo. — The weather is good.

나쁘다 — nappeuda — bad — 날씨가 나빠요. — Nalssiga nappayo. — The weather is bad.

크다 — keuda — big — 집이 커요. — Jibi keoyo. — The house is big.

작다 — jakda — small — 방이 작아요. — Bangi jagayo. — The room is small.

많다 — manta — many, much — 사람이 많아요. — Sarami manayo. — There are many people.

적다 — jeokda — few, little — 시간이 적어요. — Sigani jeogeoyo. — There is little time.

길다 — gilda — long — 길이 길어요. — Giri gireoyo. — The road is long.

짧다 — jjalbda — short — 치마가 짧아요. — Chimaga jjalbayo. — The skirt is short.

높다 — nopda — high — 산이 높아요. — Sani nopayo. — The mountain is high.

낮다 — natda — low — 의자가 낮아요. — Uijaga najayo. — The chair is low.

넓다 — neolbda — wide, spacious — 방이 넓어요. — Bangi neolbeoyo. — The room is spacious.

좁다 — jobda — narrow — 길이 좁아요. — Giri jobayo. — The road is narrow.

빠르다 — ppareuda — fast — 차가 빨라요. — Chaga ppallayo. — The car is fast.

느리다 — neurida — slow — 인터넷이 느려요. — Internet-i neuryeoyo. — The internet is slow.

쉽다 — swipda — easy — 문제가 쉬워요. — Munjega swiwo-yo. — The problem is easy.

어렵다 — eoryeopda — difficult — 한국어가 어려워요. — Hangugeoga eoryeowoyo. — Korean is difficult.

덥다 — deopda — hot — 오늘은 더워요. — Oneureun deowoyo. — Today is hot.

춥다 — chupda — cold — 겨울은 추워요. — Gyeoureun chuwoyo. — Winter is cold.

따뜻하다 — ttatteuthada — warm — 방이 따뜻해요. — Bangi ttatteutaeyo. — The room is warm.

시원하다 — siwonhada — cool, refreshing — 물이 시원해요. — Muri siwonhaeyo. — The water is refreshing.

차갑다 — chagapda — cold — 물이 차가워요. — Muri chagawoyo. — The water is cold.

뜨겁다 — tteugeopda — hot — 국이 뜨거워요. — Gugi tteugeowoyo. — The soup is hot.

맛있다 — masitda — delicious — 음식이 맛있어요. — Eumsigi masisseoyo. — The food is delicious.

맛없다 — madeopda — not tasty — 음식이 맛없어요. — Eumsigi madeopseoyo. — The food isn't tasty.

예쁘다 — yeppeuda — pretty — 꽃이 예뻐요. — Kkochi yeppeoyo. — The flower is pretty.

아름답다 — areumdapda — beautiful — 풍경이 아름다워요. — Punggyeongi areumdawoyo. — The scenery is beautiful.

잘생기다 — jalsaenggida — handsome — 그 남자는 잘생겼어요. — Geu namjaneun jalsaenggyeosseoyo. — That man is handsome.

귀엽다 — gwiyeopda — cute — 강아지가 귀여워요. — Gangajiga gwiyeowoyo. — The puppy is cute.

멋있다 — meositda — cool, stylish — 정말 멋있어요. — Jeongmal meosisseoyo. — It's really cool.

깨끗하다 — kkaekkeuthada — clean — 방이 깨끗해요. — Bangi kkaekkeutaeyo. — The room is clean.

더럽다 — deoreopda — dirty — 바닥이 더러워요. — Badagi deoreowoyo. — The floor is dirty.

조용하다 — joyonghada — quiet — 도서관이 조용해요. — Doseogwani joyonghaeyo. — The library is quiet.

시끄럽다 — sikkeureopda — noisy — 밖이 시끄러워요. — Bakki sikkeureowoyo. — It is noisy outside.

재미있다 — jaemiitda — interesting, fun — 영화가 재미있어요. — Yeonghwaga jaemiisseoyo. — The movie is interesting.

재미없다 — jaemieopda — boring — 수업이 재미없어요. — Sueobi jaemieopseoyo. — The class is boring.

바쁘다 — bappeuda — busy — 오늘 바빠요. — Oneul bappayo. — I'm busy today.

한가하다 — hangahada — free, not busy — 오늘은 한가해요. — Oneureun hangahaeyo. — I'm free today.

피곤하다 — pigonhada — tired — 너무 피곤해요. — Neomu pigonhaeyo. — I'm very tired.

건강하다 — geonganghada — healthy — 저는 건강해요. — Jeoneun geonganghaeyo. — I am healthy.

아프다 — apeuda — sick, painful — 머리가 아파요. — Meoriga apayo. — My head hurts.

행복하다 — haengbokhada — happy — 저는 행복해요. — Jeoneun haengbokhaeyo. — I am happy.

슬프다 — seulpeuda — sad — 조금 슬퍼요. — Jogeum seulpeoyo. — I am a little sad.

기쁘다 — gippeuda — glad — 정말 기뻐요. — Jeongmal gippeoyo. — I am really glad.

화나다 — hwanada — angry — 그는 화났어요. — Geuneun hwanasseoyo. — He is angry.

무섭다 — museopda — scary — 영화가 무서워요. — Yeonghwaga museowoyo. — The movie is scary.

재미있다 — jaemiitda — enjoyable — 여행이 재미있어요. — Yeohaengi jaemiisseoyo. — The trip is enjoyable.

중요하다 — jungyohada — important — 시간이 중요해요. — Sigani jungyohaeyo. — Time is important.

필요하다 — piryohada — necessary — 이것이 필요해요. — Igeosi piryohaeyo. — This is necessary.

가능하다 — ganeunghada — possible — 가능합니다. — Ganeunghamnida. — It is possible.

불가능하다 — bulganeunghada — impossible — 그것은 불가능해요. — Geugeoseun bulganeunghaeyo. — That is impossible.

601–700: Time, Numbers, and Frequency

시간 — sigan — time — 시간이 없어요. — Sigani eopseoyo. — I don't have time.

오늘 — oneul — today — 오늘 바빠요. — Oneul bappayo. — I'm busy today.

어제 — eoje — yesterday — 어제 비가 왔어요. — Eoje biga wasseoyo. — It rained yesterday.

내일 — naeil — tomorrow — 내일 만나요. — Naeil mannayo. — See you tomorrow.

지금 — jigeum — now — 지금 뭐 해요? — Jigeum mwo haeyo? — What are you doing now?

나중에 — najunge — later — 나중에 전화할게요. — Najunge jeonhwahalgeyo. — I'll call later.

아침 — achim — morning — 아침에 일어나요. — Achime ireonayo. — I get up in the morning.

오후 — ohu — afternoon — 오후에 만나요. — Ohu-e mannayo. — We meet in the afternoon.

저녁 — jeonyeok — evening — 저녁에 운동해요. — Jeonyeoge undonghaeyo. — I exercise in the evening.

밤 — bam — night — 밤에 자요. — Bame jayo. — I sleep at night.

새벽 — saebyeok — dawn — 새벽에 일어났어요. — Saebyeoge ireonasseoyo. — I got up at dawn.

주 — ju — week — 일주일은 칠 일이에요. — Iljuil-eun chil irieyo. — A week has seven days.

달 — dal — month, moon — 한 달이 지났어요. — Han dari jinasseoyo. — One month passed.

년 — nyeon — year — 일 년이 지났어요. — Il nyeoni jinasseoyo. — One year passed.

월요일 — woryoil — Monday — 월요일에 일해요. — Woryoire ilhaeyo. — I work on Monday.

화요일 — hwayoil — Tuesday — 화요일에 만나요. — Hwayoire mannayo. — We meet on Tuesday.

수요일 — suyoil — Wednesday — 수요일에 수업이 있어요. — Suyoire sueobi isseoyo. — There is class on Wednesday.

목요일 — mogyoil — Thursday — 목요일에 가요. — Mogyoire gayo. — I go on Thursday.

금요일 — geumyoil — Friday — 금요일을 좋아해요. — Geumyoireul joahaeyo. — I like Friday.

토요일 — toyoil — Saturday — 토요일에 쉬어요. — Toyoire swieoyo. — I rest on Saturday.

일요일 — iryoil — Sunday — 일요일에 집에 있어요. — Iryoire jibe isseoyo. — I stay home on Sunday.

하나 — hana — one — 사과 하나 주세요. — Sagwa hana juseyo. — Please give me one apple.

둘 — dul — two — 두 명이 왔어요. — Du myeongi wasseoyo. — Two people came.

셋 — set — three — 사과 세 개가 있어요. — Sagwa se gae-ga isseoyo. — There are three apples.

넷 — net — four — 네 명이 있어요. — Ne myeongi isseoyo. — There are four people.

다섯 — daseot — five — 다섯 개 주세요. — Daseot gae juseyo. — Please give me five.

여섯 — yeoseot — six — 여섯 명이 왔어요. — Yeoseot myeongi wasseoyo. — Six people came.

일곱 — ilgop — seven — 일곱 시예요. — Ilgop siyeyo. — It is seven o'clock.

여덟 — yeodeol — eight — 여덟 개 있어요. — Yeodeol gae isseoyo. — There are eight.

아홉 — ahop — nine — 아홉 명이에요. — Ahop myeong-ieyo. — There are nine people.

열 — yeol — ten — 열 개 있어요. — Yeol gae isseoyo. — There are ten.

백 — baek — hundred — 백 원이에요. — Baeg won-ieyo. — It is 100 won.

천 — cheon — thousand — 천 원이에요. — Cheon won-ieyo. — It is 1,000 won.

만 — man — ten thousand — 만 원이에요. — Man won-ieyo. — It is 10,000 won.

첫째 — cheotjjae — first — 첫째 날이에요. — Cheotjjae narieyo. — It is the first day.

둘째 — duljjae — second — 둘째 사람이 왔어요. — Duljjae sarami wasseoyo. — The second person came.

마지막 — majimak — last — 이것이 마지막이에요. — Igeosi majim-ieyo. — This is the last one.

매일 — maeil — every day — 매일 공부해요. — Maeil gongbuhaeyo. — I study every day.

항상 — hangsang — always — 항상 웃어요. — Hangsang useoyo. — I always smile.

자주 — jaju — often — 자주 만나요. — Jaju mannayo. — We meet often.

가끔 — gakkeum — sometimes — 가끔 영화를 봐요. — Gakkeum yeonghwareul bwayo. — I sometimes watch movies.

보통 — botong — usually — 보통 집에서 먹어요. — Botong jibeseo meogeoyo. — I usually eat at home.

거의 — geoui — almost — 거의 다 했어요. — Geoui da haesseoyo. — I almost finished.

다시 — dasi — again — 다시 말해 주세요. — Dasi malhae juseyo. — Please say it again.

먼저 — meonjeo — first, beforehand — 먼저 가세요. — Meonjeo gaseyo. — Please go first.

곧 — got — soon — 곧 도착해요. — Got dochakhaeyo. — I will arrive soon.

이미 — imi — already — 이미 먹었어요. — Imi meogeosseoyo. — I already ate.

아직 — ajik — still, yet — 아직 몰라요. — Ajik mollayo. — I still don't know.

함께 — hamkke — together — 함께 가요. — Hamkke gayo. — Let's go together.

혼자 — honja — alone — 혼자 살아요. — Honja sarayo. — I live alone.

701–800: Places, Transportation, and Nature

학교 — hakgyo — school — 학교에 가요. — Hakgyoe gayo. — I go to school.

대학교 — daehakgyo — university — 대학교에서 공부해요. — Daehakgyoeseo gongbuhaeyo. — I study at university.

회사 — hoesa — company — 회사에서 일해요. — Hoesaeseo ilhaeyo. — I work at a company.

병원 — byeongwon — hospital — 병원에 가요. — Byeongwone gayo. — I go to the hospital.

약국 — yakguk — pharmacy — 약국에서 약을 사요. — Yakgugeseo yageul sayo. — I buy medicine at the pharmacy.

은행 — eunhaeng — bank — 은행에 가요. — Eunhaenge gayo. — I go to the bank.

우체국 — ucheguk — post office — 우체국에서 편지를 보내요. — Uchegugeseo pyeonjireul bonaeyo. — I send a letter at the post office.

경찰서 — gyeongchalseo — police station — 경찰서에 가요. — Gyeongchalseoe gayo. — I go to the police station.

공항 — gonghang — airport — 공항에 도착했어요. — Gonghange dochakhaesseoyo. — I arrived at the airport.

역 — yeok — station — 역에서 만나요. — Yeogeseo mannayo. — Let's meet at the station.

버스정류장 — beoseujeongnyujang — bus stop — 버스정류장에서 기다려요. — Beoseujeongnyujangeseo gidaryeoyo. — I wait at the bus stop.

가게 — gage — store — 가게에서 빵을 사요. — Gageeseo ppangeul sayo. — I buy bread at the store.

시장 — sijang — market — 시장에 가요. — Sijange gayo. — I go to the market.

백화점 — baekhwajeom — department store — 백화점에서 쇼핑해요. — Baekhwajeomeseo syopinghaeyo. — I shop at the department store.

마트 — mateu — supermarket — 마트에서 장을 봐요. — Mateueseo jangeul bwayo. — I shop for groceries at the supermarket.

도서관 — doseogwan — library — 도서관에서 공부해요. — Doseogwaneseo gongbuhaeyo. — I study at the library.

공원 — gongwon — park — 공원에서 걸어요. — Gongwoneseo georeoyo. — I walk in the park.

영화관 — yeonghwagwan — movie theater — 영화관에서 영화를 봐요. — Yeonghwagwaneseo yeonghwareul bwayo. — I watch a movie at the theater.

박물관 — bangmulgwan — museum — 박물관을 방문해요. — Bangmulgwaneul bangmunhaeyo. — I visit the museum.

호텔 — hotel — hotel — 호텔에 묵어요. — Hotele muk-eoyo. — I stay at a hotel.

식당 — sikdang — restaurant — 식당에서 먹어요. — Sikdangeseo meogeoyo. — I eat at a restaurant.

카페 — kape — cafe — 카페에서 커피를 마셔요. — Kapeseo keopireul masyeoyo. — I drink coffee at a cafe.

바다 — bada — sea — 바다가 아름다워요. — Badaga areumdawoyo. — The sea is beautiful.

강 — gang — river — 강이 길어요. — Gangi gireoyo. — The river is long.

호수 — hosu — lake — 호수에서 사진을 찍어요. — Hosueseo sajineul jjigeoyo. — I take pictures at the lake.

산 — san — mountain — 산에 올라가요. — Sane ollagayo. — I climb the mountain.

섬 — seom — island — 섬에 여행 가요. — Seome yeohaeng gayo. — I travel to the island.

숲 — sup — forest — 숲을 걸어요. — Supeul georeoyo. — I walk through the forest.

나무 — namu — tree — 나무가 커요. — Namuga keoyo. — The tree is big.

꽃 — kkot — flower — 꽃이 예뻐요. — Kkochi yeppeoyo. — The flower is pretty.

풀 — pul — grass — 풀이 자라요. — Puri jarayo. — The grass grows.

하늘 — haneul — sky — 하늘이 파래요. — Haneuri parayo. — The sky is blue.

구름 — gureum — cloud — 구름이 많아요. — Gureumi manayo. — There are many clouds.

비 — bi — rain — 비가 와요. — Biga wayo. — It is raining.

눈 — nun — snow — 눈이 와요. — Nuni wayo. — It is snowing.

바람 — baram — wind — 바람이 불어요. — Barami bureoyo. — The wind blows.

태양 — taeyang — sun — 태양이 밝아요. — Taeyangi balgayo. — The sun is bright.

달 — dal — moon — 달이 밝아요. — Dari balgayo. — The moon is bright.

별 — byeol — star — 별이 보여요. — Byeori boyeoyo. — I can see the stars.

지구 — jigu — Earth — 지구는 둥글어요. — Jiguneun dunggeureoyo. — Earth is round.

자동차 — jadongcha — car — 자동차를 타요. — Jadongchareul tayo. — I ride in a car.

버스 — beoseu — bus — 버스를 기다려요. — Beoseureul gidaryeoyo. — I wait for the bus.

지하철 — jihacheol — subway — 지하철을 타요. — Jihacheoreul tayo. — I take the subway.

기차 — gicha — train — 기차가 빨라요. — Gichaga ppallayo. — The train is fast.

비행기 — bihaenggi — airplane — 비행기를 타요. — Bihaenggireul tayo. — I take an airplane.

택시 — taeksi — taxi — 택시를 불러요. — Taeksireul bulleoyo. — I call a taxi.

자전거 — jajeongeo — bicycle — 자전거를 타요. — Jajeongeoreul tayo. — I ride a bicycle.

오토바이 — otobai — motorcycle — 오토바이를 타요. — Otobaireul tayo. — I ride a motorcycle.

배 — bae — boat, ship — 배를 타요. — Baereul tayo. — I take a boat.

길 — gil — road, way — 이 길로 가세요. — I gillo gaseyo. — Go this way.

801–900: Body, Health, and Emotions

몸 — mom — body — 몸이 건강해요. — Momi geonganghaeyo. — My body is healthy.

머리 — meori — head, hair — 머리가 아파요. — Meoriga apayo. — My head hurts.

얼굴 — eolgul — face — 얼굴을 씻어요. — Eolgureul ssiseoyo. — I wash my face.

눈 — nun — eye — 눈이 아파요. — Nuni apayo. — My eye hurts.

코 — ko — nose — 코가 작아요. — Koga jagayo. — The nose is small.

입 — ip — mouth — 입을 열어요. — Ibeul yeoreoyo. — I open my mouth.

귀 — gwi — ear — 귀가 아파요. — Gwiga apayo. — My ear hurts.

이 — i — tooth — 이를 닦아요. — Ireul dakkayo. — I brush my teeth.

목 — mok — neck, throat — 목이 아파요. — Mogi apayo. — My throat hurts.

어깨 — eokkae — shoulder — 어깨가 아파요. — Eokkaega apayo. — My shoulder hurts.

팔 — pal — arm — 팔을 움직여요. — Pareul umjigyeoyo. — I move my arm.

손 — son — hand — 손을 씻어요. — Soneul ssiseoyo. — I wash my hands.

손가락 — songarak — finger — 손가락을 다쳤어요. — Songarageul dachyeosseoyo. — I hurt my finger.

가슴 — gaseum — chest — 가슴이 아파요. — Gaseumi apayo. — My chest hurts.

배 — bae — stomach, abdomen — 배가 아파요. — Baega apayo. — My stomach hurts.

다리 — dari — leg — 다리가 아파요. — Dariga apayo. — My leg hurts.

발 — bal — foot — 발을 씻어요. — Bareul ssiseoyo. — I wash my feet.

발가락 — balgarak — toe — 발가락을 다쳤어요. — Balgarageul dachyeosseoyo. — I hurt my toe.

피 — pi — blood — 피가 나요. — Piga nayo. — There is blood.

피부 — pibu — skin — 피부가 깨끗해요. — Pibuga kkaekkeutaeyo. — The skin is clean.

심장 — simjang — heart — 심장은 중요한 기관이에요. — Simjangeun jungyohan gigwan-ieyo. — The heart is an important organ.

병 — byeong — illness — 병이 나았어요. — Byeongi naasseoyo. — The illness got better.

감기 — gamgi — cold — 감기에 걸렸어요. — Gamgie geollyeosseoyo. — I caught a cold.

열 — yeol — fever, heat — 열이 있어요. — Yeori isseoyo. — I have a fever.

약 — yak — medicine — 약을 먹어요. — Yageul meogeoyo. — I take medicine.

병원 — byeongwon — hospital — 병원에 갔어요. — Byeongwone gasseoyo. — I went to the hospital.

환자 — hwanja — patient — 환자가 기다려요. — Hwanjaga gidaryeoyo. — The patient waits.

건강 — geongang — health — 건강이 중요해요. — Geongangi jungyohaeyo. — Health is important.

운동 — undong — exercise — 운동을 해요. — Undongeul haeyo. — I exercise.

산책 — sanchaek — walk, stroll — 산책을 해요. — Sanchaegeul haeyo. — I take a walk.

기분 — gibun — mood, feeling — 기분이 좋아요. — Gibuni joayo. — I feel good.

행복 — haengbok — happiness — 행복을 느껴요. — Haengbogeul neukkyeoyo. — I feel happiness.

사랑 — sarang — love — 사랑이 중요해요. — Sarangi jungyohaeyo. — Love is important.

미소 — miso — smile — 미소를 지어요. — Misoreul jieoyo. — I smile.

웃음 — useum — laughter — 웃음이 나요. — Useumi nayo. — I laugh.

눈물 — nunmul — tears — 눈물이 나요. — Nunmuri nayo. — Tears come.

걱정 — geokjeong — worry — 걱정하지 마세요. — Geokjeonghaji maseyo. — Don't worry.

희망 — huimang — hope — 희망을 가져요. — Huimangeul gajyeoyo. — I have hope.

꿈 — kkum — dream — 꿈을 꿨어요. — Kkumeul kkwosseoyo. — I had a dream.

두려움 — duryeoum — fear — 두려움이 있어요. — Duryeoumi isseoyo. — I have fear.

화 — hwa — anger — 화를 내지 마세요. — Hwareul naeji maseyo. — Don't get angry.

기쁨 — gippeum — joy — 기쁨을 느껴요. — Gippeumeul neukkyeoyo. — I feel joy.

슬픔 — seulpeum — sadness — 슬픔을 느껴요. — Seulpeumeul neukkyeoyo. — I feel sadness.

피곤 — pigon — tiredness — 피곤이 쌓였어요. — Pigoni ssayeosseoyo. — Fatigue has accumulated.

스트레스 — seuteureseu — stress — 스트레스가 많아요. — Seuteureseuga manayo. — There is a lot of stress.

휴식 — hyusik — rest — 휴식이 필요해요. — Hyusigi piryohaeyo. — I need rest.

잠 — jam — sleep — 잠이 와요. — Jami wayo. — I feel sleepy.

잠자리 — jamjari — sleeping place, bed — 잠자리를 준비해요. — Jamjarireul junbihaeyo. — I prepare the sleeping place.

꿈꾸다 — kkumkkuda — to dream — 좋은 꿈을 꿨어요. — Joeun kkumeul kkwosseoyo. — I had a good dream.

치료 — chiryo — treatment — 치료를 받아요. — Chiryoreul badayo. — I receive treatment.

901–1000: Useful Abstract and Everyday Vocabulary

것 — geot — thing — 이것은 좋은 것이에요. — Igeoseun joeun geosieyo. — This is a good thing.

일 — il — work, matter — 일이 많아요. — Iri manayo. — There is a lot of work.

문제 — munje — problem — 문제가 있어요. — Munjega isseoyo. — There is a problem.

질문 — jilmun — question — 질문이 있어요. — Jilmuni isseoyo. — I have a question.

대답 — daedap — answer — 대답을 해 주세요. — Daedabeul hae juseyo. — Please answer.

이유 — iyu — reason — 이유가 뭐예요? — Iyuga mwoyeyo? — What is the reason?

방법 — bangbeop — method, way — 좋은 방법이 있어요. — Joeun bangbeobi isseoyo. — There is a good method.

생각 — saenggak — thought — 좋은 생각이에요. — Joeun saenggagieyo. — It's a good idea.

계획 — gyehoek — plan — 계획을 세워요. — Gyehoegeul seowoyo. — I make a plan.

약속 — yaksok — promise, appointment — 약속을 지켜요. — Yaksogeul jikyeoyo. — I keep my promise.

기회 — gihoe — opportunity — 좋은 기회예요. — Joeun gihoeyeyo. — It's a good opportunity.

시작 — sijak — beginning — 시작이 중요해요. — Sijagi jungyohaeyo. — The beginning is important.

끝 — kkeut — end — 이것이 끝이에요. — Igeosi kkeutieyo. — This is the end.

결과 — gyeolgwa — result — 결과가 좋아요. — Gyeolgwaga joayo. — The result is good.

이유 — iyu — reason — 이유를 설명해요. — Iyureul seolmyeonghaeyo. — I explain the reason.

의미 — uimi — meaning — 이 단어의 의미가 뭐예요? — I dan-eoui uimiga mwoyeyo? — What does this word mean?

이름 — ireum — name — 이름이 뭐예요? — Ireumi mwoyeyo? — What is your name?

단어 — dan-eo — word — 이 단어를 알아요. — I dan-eoreul arayo. — I know this word.

문장 — munjang — sentence — 문장을 읽어요. — Munjangeul ilgeoyo. — I read the sentence.

언어 — eoneo — language — 한국어는 언어예요. — Hangugeoneun eoneoyeyo. — Korean is a language.

한국어 — hangugeo — Korean language — 한국어를 공부해요. — Hangugeoreul gongbuhaeyo. — I study Korean.

영어 — yeongeo — English — 영어를 말해요. — Yeongeoreul malhaeyo. — I speak English.

문화 — munhwa — culture — 한국 문화를 좋아해요. — Hanguk munhwareul joahaeyo. — I like Korean culture.

역사 — yeoksa — history — 역사를 공부해요. — Yeoksareul gongbuhaeyo. — I study history.

나라 — nara — country — 어느 나라 사람이에요? — Eoneu nara saram-ieyo? — What country are you from?

도시 — dosi — city — 서울은 큰 도시예요. — Seoureun keun dosiyeyo. — Seoul is a big city.

마을 — maeul — village — 작은 마을이에요. — Jageun maeul-ieyo. — It is a small village.

세상 — sesang — world — 세상은 넓어요. — Sesangeun neolbeoyo. — The world is large.

사회 — sahoe — society — 사회가 변해요. — Sahoega byeonhaeyo. — Society changes.

사람 — saram — person — 사람마다 달라요. — Sarammada dallayo. — Every person is different.

돈 — don — money — 돈이 필요해요. — Doni piryohaeyo. — I need money.

가격 — gagyeok — price — 가격이 비싸요. — Gagyeogi bissayo. — The price is expensive.

값 — gap — value, price — 값이 싸요. — Gapsi ssayo. — The price is cheap.

비싸다 — bissada — expensive — 이 가방은 비싸요. — I gabangeun bissayo. — This bag is expensive.

싸다 — ssada — cheap — 이 책은 싸요. — I chaegeun ssayo. — This book is cheap.

무료 — muryo — free — 입장은 무료예요. — Ipjangeun muryoyeyo. — Admission is free.

할인 — harin — discount — 할인이 있어요. — Harini isseoyo. — There is a discount.

쇼핑 — syoping — shopping — 쇼핑을 좋아해요. — Syopingeul joahaeyo. — I like shopping.

선물 — seonmul — gift — 선물을 샀어요. — Seonmureul sasseoyo. — I bought a gift.

카드 — kadeu — card — 카드로 계산해요. — Kadeuro gyesanhaeyo. — I pay by card.

현금 — hyeongeum — cash — 현금이 없어요. — Hyeongeumi eopseoyo. — I don't have cash.

영수증 — yeongsujeung — receipt — 영수증을 주세요. — Yeongsujeungeul juseyo. — Please give me the receipt.

가게 — gage — shop — 가게가 열렸어요. — Gagega yeollyeosseoyo. — The shop is open.

서비스 — seobiseu — service — 서비스가 좋아요. — Seobiseuga joayo. — The service is good.

도움 — doum — help — 도움이 필요해요. — Doumi piryohaeyo. — I need help.

도와주다 — dowajuda — to help — 저를 도와주세요. — Jeoreul dowajuseyo. — Please help me.

사용 — sayong — use — 사용 방법을 알아요. — Sayong bangbeobeul arayo. — I know how to use it.

선택 — seontaek — choice, selection — 선택이 어려워요. — Seontaegi eoryeowoyo. — The choice is difficult.

결정 — gyeoljeong — decision — 결정을 했어요. — Gyeoljeongeul haesseoyo. — I made a decision.

준비 — junbi — preparation — 준비가 됐어요. — Junbiga dwaesseoyo. — I am ready.

시작하다 — sijakhada — to start — 공부를 시작해요. — Gongbureul sijakhaeyo. — I start studying.

준비하다 — junbihada — to prepare — 여행을 준비해요. — Yeohaengeul junbihaeyo. — I prepare for the trip.

결정하다 — gyeoljeonghada — to decide — 내일 결정할게요. — Naeil gyeoljeonghalgeyo. — I'll decide tomorrow.

선택하다 — seontaekhada — to choose — 하나를 선택해요. — Hanareul seontaekhaeyo. — I choose one.

설명하다 — seolmyeonghada — to explain — 선생님이 설명해요. — Seonsaengnimi seolmyeonghaeyo. — The teacher explains.

질문하다 — jilmunhada — to ask a question — 질문해도 돼요? — Jilmumhaedo dwaeyo? — May I ask a question?

대답하다 — daedaphada — to answer — 질문에 대답해요. — Jilmune daedaphaeyo. — I answer the question.

이해하다 — ihaehada — to understand — 이해했어요. — Ihaehaesseoyo. — I understood.

배우다 — baeuda — to learn — 새로운 것을 배워요. — Saeroun geoseul baewoyo. — I learn something new.

가르치다 — gareuchida — to teach — 한국어를 가르쳐요. — Hangugeoreul gareuchyeoyo. — I teach Korean.

연습하다 — yeonseuphada — to practice — 매일 연습해요. — Maeil yeonseuphaeyo. — I practice every day.

노력하다 — noryeokhada — to make an effort — 열심히 노력해요. — Yeolsimhi noryeokhaeyo. — I work hard.

성공하다 — seonggonghada — to succeed — 결국 성공했어요. — Gyeolguk seonggonghaesseoyo. — I succeeded in the end.

실패하다 — silpaehada — to fail — 실패해도 괜찮아요. — Silpaehaedo gwaenchanayo. — It's okay even if you fail.

시작되다 — sijakdoeda — to begin — 수업이 시작돼요. — Sueobi sijakdwaeyo. — Class begins.

계속하다 — gyesokhada — to continue — 계속 공부해요. — Gyesok gongbuhaeyo. — I continue studying.

멈추다 — meomchuda — to stop — 차가 멈췄어요. — Chaga meomchwosseoyo. — The car stopped.

바꾸다 — bakkuda — to change — 계획을 바꿨어요. — Gyehoegeul bakkwosseoyo. — I changed the plan.

변하다 — byeonhada — to change — 날씨가 변했어요. — Nalssiga byeonhaesseoyo. — The weather changed.

고르다 — goreuda — to choose — 색을 골라요. — Saegeul gollayo. — I choose a color.

비교하다 — bigyohada — to compare — 두 가지를 비교해요. — Du gajireul bigyohaeyo. — I compare two things.

확인하다 — hwaginhada — to check — 시간을 확인해요. — Siganeul hwaginhaeyo. — I check the time.

알아보다 — araboda — to find out — 정보를 알아봐요. — Jeongboreul arabwayo. — I find out information.

검색하다 — geomsaekhada — to search — 인터넷에서 검색해요. — Interneteseo geomsaekhaeyo. — I search on the internet.

저장하다 — jeojanghada — to save — 파일을 저장해요. — Paireul jeojanghaeyo. — I save the file.

삭제하다 — sakjehada — to delete — 사진을 삭제했어요. — Sajineul sakjehaesseoyo. — I deleted the photo.

복사하다 — boksahada — to copy — 문장을 복사해요. — Munjangeul boksahaeyo. — I copy the sentence.

붙이다 — buchida — to attach, stick — 사진을 붙여요. — Sajineul butyeoyo. — I attach the photo.

열다 — yeolda — to open — 파일을 열어요. — Paireul yeoreoyo. — I open the file.

닫다 — datda — to close — 창을 닫아요. — Changeul dadayo. — I close the window.

다운로드하다 — daunlodeuhada — to download — 파일을 다운로드해요. — Paireul daunlodeuhaeyo. — I download the file.

업로드하다 — eopllodeuhada — to upload — 사진을 업로드해요. — Sajineul eopllodeuhaeyo. — I upload a photo.

클릭하다 — keullikhada — to click — 버튼을 클릭하세요. — Beoteuneul keullikhaseyo. — Click the button.

누르다 — nureuda — to press — 버튼을 누르세요. — Beoteuneul nureuseyo. — Press the button.

연결하다 — yeongyeolhada — to connect — 인터넷에 연결해요. — Internet-e yeongyeolhaeyo. — I connect to the internet.

끊다 — kkeunta — to cut off, hang up — 전화를 끊었어요. — Jeonhwareul kkeuneosseoyo. — I hung up the phone.

보내다 — bonaeda — to send — 메시지를 보내요. — Mesijireul bonaeyo. — I send a message.

받다 — batda — to receive — 메시지를 받았어요. — Mesijireul badasseoyo. — I received a message.

만들다 — mandeulda — to create — 문서를 만들어요. — Munseoreul mandeureoyo. — I create a document.

고치다 — gochida — to fix — 컴퓨터를 고쳐요. — Keompyuteoreul gochyeoyo. — I fix the computer.

맞다 — matda — correct, right — 답이 맞아요. — Dabi majayo. — The answer is correct.

틀리다 — teullida — wrong — 답이 틀렸어요. — Dabi teullyeosseoyo. — The answer is wrong.

같다 — gatda — same, similar — 두 개가 같아요. — Du gaega gatayo. — The two are the same.

다르다 — dareuda — different — 두 사람은 달라요. — Du sarameun dallayo. — The two people are different.

쉽다 — swipda — easy — 이것은 쉬워요. — Igeoseun swiweoyo. — This is easy.

어렵다 — eoryeopda — difficult — 이것은 어려워요. — Igeoseun eoryeowoyo. — This is difficult.

중요하다 — jungyohada — important — 건강은 중요해요. — Geongangeun jungyohaeyo. — Health is important.

특별하다 — teukbyeolhada — special — 오늘은 특별해요. — Oneureun teukbyeolhaeyo. — Today is special.

유명하다 — yumyeonghada — famous — 그 도시는 유명해요. — Geu dosineun yumyeonghaeyo. — That city is famous.

안전하다 — anjeonhada — safe — 여기는 안전해요. — Yeogineun anjeonhaeyo. — It is safe here.

위험하다 — wiheomhada — dangerous — 이 길은 위험해요. — I gireun wiheomhaeyo. — This road is dangerous.

조심하다 — josimhada — to be careful — 조심하세요. — Josimhaseyo. — Be careful.

깨닫다 — kkaedatda — to realize — 중요한 것을 깨달았어요. — Jungyohan geoseul kkaedarasseoyo. — I realized something important.

믿다 — mitda — to believe, trust — 친구를 믿어요. — Chingureul mideoyo. — I trust my friend.

의심하다 — uisimhada — to doubt, suspect — 그 말을 의심해요. — Geu mareul uisimhaeyo. — I doubt those words.

약속하다 — yaksokhada — to promise — 다시 오겠다고 약속했어요. — Dasi ogedago yaksokhaesseoyo. — I promised to come again.

기다리다 — gidarida — to wait — 여기서 기다려요. — Yeogiseo gidaryeoyo. — I wait here.

도착하다 — dochakhada — to arrive — 곧 도착해요. — Got dochakhaeyo. — I will arrive soon.

떠나다 — tteonada — to leave — 내일 떠나요. — Naeil tteonayo. — I leave tomorrow.

돌아가다 — doragada — to return — 집에 돌아가요. — Jibe doragayo. — I return home.

그래서 — geuraeseo — so, therefore — 비가 와요. 그래서 집에 있어요. — Biga wayo. Geuraeseo jibe isseoyo. — It is raining, so I stay home.

그러나 — geureona — however — 어렵지만 그러나 할 수 있어요. — Eoryeopjiman geureona hal su isseoyo. — It is difficult, but I can do it.

그리고 — geurigo — and — 밥을 먹고 그리고 공부해요. — Babeul meokgo geurigo gongbuhaeyo. — I eat and then study.

또는 — ttoneun — or — 차 또는 커피를 마셔요. — Cha ttoneun keopireul masyeoyo. — I drink tea or coffee.

하지만 — hajiman — but — 바쁘지만 하지만 갈게요. — Bappeujiman hajiman galgeyo. — I'm busy, but I'll go.

왜냐하면 — waenyahamyeon — because — 집에 있어요. 왜냐하면 비가 와요. — Jibe isseoyo. Waenyahamyeon biga wayo. — I am home because it is raining.

만약 — manyak — if — 만약 시간이 있으면 만나요. — Manyak sigani isseumyeon mannayo. — If you have time, let's meet.

정말 — jeongmal — really — 정말 좋아요. — Jeongmal joayo. — I really like it.

아주 — aju — very — 아주 좋아요. — Aju joayo. — It is very good.

너무 — neomu — too, very — 너무 비싸요. — Neomu bissayo. — It is too expensive.

조금 — jogeum — a little — 조금 기다려 주세요. — Jogeum gidaryeo juseyo. — Please wait a little.

많이 — mani — a lot, much — 많이 먹어요. — Mani meogeoyo. — I eat a lot.

빨리 — ppalli — quickly — 빨리 오세요. — Ppalli oseyo. — Come quickly.

천천히 — cheoncheonhi — slowly — 천천히 말해 주세요. — Cheoncheonhi malhae juseyo. — Please speak slowly.

잘 — jal — well — 한국어를 잘해요. — Hangugeoreul jalhaeyo. — I speak Korean well.

못 — mot — cannot, poorly — 한국어를 못해요. — Hangugeoreul motaeyo. — I cannot speak Korean well.

안 — an — not — 안 가요. — An gayo. — I don't go.

꼭 — kkok — surely, 꼭 — 꼭 와 주세요. — Kkok wa juseyo. — Please definitely come.

또 — tto — again, also — 또 만나요. — Tto mannayo. — See you again.

함께 — hamkke — together — 함께 공부해요. — Hamkke gongbuhaeyo. — Let's study together.

여기 — yeogi — here — 여기 있어요. — Yeogi isseoyo. — It is here.

거기 — geogi — there — 거기에 있어요. — Geogie isseoyo. — It is there.

저기 — jeogi — over there — 저기에 사람이 있어요. — Jeogie sarami isseoyo. — There is a person over there.

어디 — eodi — where — 어디 가요? — Eodi gayo? — Where are you going?

누구 — nugu — who — 누구예요? — Nuguyeyo? — Who is it?

무엇 — mueot — what — 무엇을 먹어요? — Mueoseul meogeoyo? — What do you eat?

뭐 — mwo — what — 뭐 해요? — Mwo haeyo? — What are you doing?

언제 — eonje — when — 언제 와요? — Eonje wayo? — When are you coming?

왜 — wae — why — 왜 웃어요? — Wae useoyo? — Why are you laughing?

어떻게 — eotteoke — how — 어떻게 해요? — Eotteoke haeyo? — How do you do it?

어느 — eoneu — which — 어느 책이에요? — Eoneu chaegieyo? — Which book is it?

어떤 — eotteon — what kind of — 어떤 음식이에요? — Eotteon eumsigieyo? — What kind of food is it?

이것 — igeot — this thing — 이것은 책이에요. — Igeoseun chaegieyo. — This is a book.

그것 — geugeot — that thing — 그것은 제 가방이에요. — Geugeoseun je gabang-ieyo. — That is my bag.

저것 — jeogeot — that thing over there — 저것은 자동차예요. — Jeogeoseun jadongchayeyo. — That over there is a car.

이곳 — igot — this place — 이곳은 조용해요. — Igoseun joyonghaeyo. — This place is quiet.

그곳 — geugot — that place — 그곳에 가고 싶어요. — Geugose gago sipeoyo. — I want to go there.

모든 — modeun — all, every — 모든 사람이 왔어요. — Modeun sarami wasseoyo. — Everyone came.

어떤 — eotteon — some, what kind of — 어떤 사람이에요? — Eotteon saram-ieyo? — What kind of person is he?

다른 — dareun — other, different — 다른 책을 주세요. — Dareun chaegeul juseyo. — Please give me another book.

나 — na — I, me — 나는 학생이에요. — Naneun haksaeng-ieyo. — I am a student.

저 — jeo — I, me (polite) — 저는 한국어를 공부해요. — Jeoneun hangugeoreul gongbuhaeyo. — I study Korean.

너 — neo — you — 너는 어디 가? — Neoneun eodi ga? — Where are you going?

당신 — dangsin — you — 당신은 누구예요? — Dangsineun nuguyeyo? — Who are you?

우리 — uri — we, our — 우리는 친구예요. — Urineun chinguyeyo. — We are friends.

저희 — jeohui — we, our (humble) — 저희는 학생이에요. — Jeohineun haksaeng-ieyo. — We are students.

그 — geu — he, that — 그는 선생님이에요. — Geuneun seonsaengnim-ieyo. — He is a teacher.

그녀 — geunyeo — she — 그녀는 의사예요. — Geunyeoneun uisayeyo. — She is a doctor.

이것들 — igeotdeul — these things — 이것들이 필요해요. — Igeotdeuri piryohaeyo. — I need these.

모두 — modu — everyone, all — 모두 왔어요. — Modu wasseoyo. — Everyone came.

내 — nae — my — 내 책이에요. — Nae chaegieyo. — It is my book.

제 — je — my (humble) — 제 이름은 민수예요. — Je ireumeun Minsuyeyo. — My name is Minsu.

네 — ne — your — 네 가방이에요. — Ne gabang-ieyo. — It is your bag.

우리 — uri — our — 우리 집이에요. — Uri jib-ieyo. — It is our house.

이 — i — this — 이 책을 읽어요. — I chaegeul ilgeoyo. — I read this book.

그 — geu — that — 그 사람을 알아요. — Geu sarameul arayo. — I know that person.

저 — jeo — that over there — 저 차를 보세요. — Jeo chareul boseyo. — Look at that car over there.

같은 — gateun — same — 같은 책이에요. — Gateun chaegieyo. — It is the same book.

새로운 — saeroun — new — 새로운 책을 샀어요. — Saeroun chaegeul sasseoyo. — I bought a new book.

오래된 — oraedoen — old — 오래된 집이에요. — Oraedoen jib-ieyo. — It is an old house.

빨간색 — ppalgansaek — red — 빨간색 자동차예요. — Ppalgansaek jadongchayeyo. — It is a red car.

파란색 — paransaek — blue — 파란색 하늘이에요. — Paransaek haneurieyo. — It is a blue sky.

노란색 — noransaek — yellow — 노란색 꽃이에요. — Noransaek kkoch-ieyo. — It is a yellow flower.

초록색 — choroksaek — green — 초록색 나무예요. — Choroksaek namuyeyo. — It is a green tree.

검은색 — geomeunsaek — black — 검은색 가방이에요. — Geomeunsaek gabang-ieyo. — It is a black bag.

흰색 — huinsaek — white — 흰색 셔츠예요. — Huinsaek syeocheuyeyo. — It is a white shirt.

회색 — hoesaek — gray — 회색 차예요. — Hoesaek chayeyo. — It is a gray car.

분홍색 — bunhongsaek — pink — 분홍색 꽃이에요. — Bunhongsaek kkoch-ieyo. — It is a pink flower.

보라색 — borasaek — purple — 보라색 옷이에요. — Borasaek osieyo. — It is purple clothing.

갈색 — galsaek — brown — 갈색 가방이에요. — Galsaek gabang-ieyo. — It is a brown bag.

하나 — hana — one — 하나만 주세요. — Hanaman juseyo. — Please give me only one.

둘 — dul — two — 둘이 같이 가요. — Duri gachi gayo. — The two of us go together.

셋 — set — three — 셋이 있어요. — Seti isseoyo. — There are three.

넷 — net — four — 네 개 있어요. — Ne gae isseoyo. — There are four.

다섯 — daseot — five — 다섯 개 샀어요. — Daseot gae sasseoyo. — I bought five.

여섯 — yeoseot — six — 여섯 시에 만나요. — Yeoseot sie mannayo. — We meet at six.

일곱 — ilgop — seven — 일곱 명이에요. — Ilgop myeong-ieyo. — There are seven people.

여덟 — yeodeol — eight — 여덟 개 있어요. — Yeodeol gae isseoyo. — There are eight.

아홉 — ahop — nine — 아홉 시예요. — Ahop siyeyo. — It is nine o'clock.

열 — yeol — ten — 열 명이 왔어요. — Yeol myeongi wasseoyo. — Ten people came.

백화점 — baekhwajeom — department store — 백화점에서 쇼핑해요. — Baekhwajeomeseo syopinghaeyo. — I shop at the department store.

편의점 — pyeonuijeom — convenience store — 편의점에 가요. — Pyeonuijeome gayo. — I go to the convenience store.

미용실 — miyongsil — hair salon — 미용실에 갔어요. — Miyongsire gasseoyo. — I went to the hair salon.

세탁소 — setakso — dry cleaner — 세탁소에 옷을 맡겨요. — Setaks oe oseul matgyeoyo. — I leave clothes at the dry cleaner.

주유소 — juyuso — gas station — 주유소에서 기름을 넣어요. — Juyusoe seo gireumeul neoeoyo. — I get gas at the station.

공장 — gongjang — factory — 공장에서 일해요. — Gongjangeseo ilhaeyo. — I work at a factory.

사무실 — samusil — office — 사무실에 있어요. — Samusire isseoyo. — I am in the office.

교실 — gyosil — classroom — 교실에서 공부해요. — Gyosireseo gongbuhaeyo. — I study in the classroom.

운동장 — undongjang — playground, sports field — 운동장에서 뛰어요. — Undongjangeseo ttwieoyo. — I run on the sports field.

화장실 — hwajangsil — restroom — 화장실을 찾고 있어요. — Hwajangsireul chatgo isseoyo. — I am looking for the restroom.

음악 — eumak — music — 음악을 들어요. — Eumageul deureoyo. — I listen to music.

노래 — norae — song — 노래를 불러요. — Noraereul bulleoyo. — I sing a song.

영화 — yeonghwa — movie — 영화를 봐요. — Yeonghwareul bwayo. — I watch a movie.

드라마 — deurama — drama — 드라마를 봐요. — Deuramareul bwayo. — I watch a drama.

게임 — geim — game — 게임을 해요. — Geimeul haeyo. — I play games.

스포츠 — seupocheu — sports — 스포츠를 좋아해요. — Seupocheureul joahaeyo. — I like sports.

축구 — chukgu — soccer — 축구를 해요. — Chukgureul haeyo. — I play soccer.

농구 — nonggu — basketball — 농구를 봐요. — Nonggureul bwayo. — I watch basketball.

야구 — yagu — baseball — 야구를 좋아해요. — Yagureul joahaeyo. — I like baseball.

테니스 — teniseu — tennis — 테니스를 쳐요. — Teniseureul chyeoyo. — I play tennis.

여행 — yeohaeng — travel, trip — 여행을 좋아해요. — Yeohaengeul joahaeyo. — I like traveling.

휴가 — hyuga — vacation — 휴가를 갔어요. — Hyugareul gasseoyo. — I went on vacation.

관광 — gwangwang — sightseeing, tourism — 관광을 해요. — Gwangwangeul haeyo. — I go sightseeing.

사진 — sajin — photograph — 사진을 찍어요. — Sajineul jjigeoyo. — I take photos.

카메라 — kamera — camera — 카메라가 좋아요. — Kameraga joayo. — The camera is good.

지도 — jido — map — 지도를 봐요. — Jidoreul bwayo. — I look at the map.

주소 — juso — address — 주소를 알려 주세요. — Jusoreul allyeo juseyo. — Please tell me the address.

표 — pyo — ticket — 표를 샀어요. — Pyoreul sasseoyo. — I bought a ticket.

여권 — yeogwon — passport — 여권을 가져왔어요. — Yeogwoneul gajyeowasseoyo. — I brought my passport.

짐 — jim — luggage — 짐이 많아요. — Jimi manayo. — I have a lot of luggage.

날씨 — nalssi — weather — 날씨가 좋아요. — Nalssiga joayo. — The weather is good.

계절 — gyejeol — season — 어떤 계절을 좋아해요? — Eotteon gyejeoreul joahaeyo? — Which season do you like?

봄 — bom — spring — 봄에는 꽃이 피어요. — Bomeneun kkochi pieoyo. — Flowers bloom in spring.

여름 — yeoreum — summer — 여름은 더워요. — Yeoreumeun deowoyo. — Summer is hot.

가을 — gaeul — autumn — 가을은 시원해요. — Gaeureun siwonhaeyo. — Autumn is cool.

겨울 — gyeoul — winter — 겨울에는 추워요. — Gyeoureneun chuwoyo. — Winter is cold.

온도 — ondo — temperature — 온도가 높아요. — Ondoga nopayo. — The temperature is high.

햇빛 — haetbit — sunlight — 햇빛이 밝아요. — Haetbichi balgayo. — The sunlight is bright.

비가 오다 — biga oda — to rain — 오늘 비가 와요. — Oneul biga wayo. — It is raining today.

눈이 오다 — nuni oda — to snow — 겨울에 눈이 와요. — Gyeoure nuni wayo. — It snows in winter.

동물 — dongmul — animal — 동물을 좋아해요. — Dongmureul joahaeyo. — I like animals.

개 — gae — dog — 개가 짖어요. — Gaega jijeoyo. — The dog barks.

강아지 — gangaji — puppy — 강아지가 귀여워요. — Gangajiga gwiyeowoyo. — The puppy is cute.

고양이 — goyangi — cat — 고양이가 자요. — Goyangiga jayo. — The cat sleeps.

새 — sae — bird — 새가 날아요. — Saega narayo. — The bird flies.

물고기 — mulgogi — fish — 물고기가 헤엄쳐요. — Mulgogiga heeomchyeoyo. — The fish swims.

말 — mal — horse — 말이 달려요. — Mari dalryeoyo. — The horse runs.

소 — so — cow — 소가 풀을 먹어요. — Soga pureul meogeoyo. — The cow eats grass.

돼지 — dwaeji — pig — 돼지가 커요. — Dwaejiga keoyo. — The pig is big.

닭 — dak — chicken — 닭이 걸어요. — Dagi georeoyo. — The chicken walks.

행복하다 — haengbokhada — to be happy — 가족과 함께 행복해요. — Gajokgwa hamkke haengbokhaeyo. — I am happy with my family.

만족하다 — manjokhada — to be satisfied — 결과에 만족해요. — Gyeolgw ae manjokhaeyo. — I am satisfied with the result.

좋아지다 — joajida — to get better — 날씨가 좋아졌어요. — Nalssiga joajyeosseoyo. — The weather got better.

나빠지다 — nappajida — to get worse — 날씨가 나빠졌어요. — Nalssiga nappajyeosseoyo. — The weather got worse.

커지다 — keojida — to become bigger — 문제가 커졌어요. — Munjega keojyeosseoyo. — The problem became bigger.

작아지다 — jagajida — to become smaller — 소리가 작아졌어요. — Soriga jagajyeosseoyo. — The sound became quieter.

열리다 — yeollida — to be opened — 문이 열렸어요. — Muni yeollyeosseoyo. — The door opened.

닫히다 — dathida — to be closed — 문이 닫혔어요. — Muni dadhyeosseoyo. — The door closed.

보이다 — boida — to be visible, look — 산이 보여요. — Sani boyeoyo. — I can see the mountain.

들리다 — deullida — to be heard — 음악이 들려요. — Eumagi deullyeoyo. — I can hear music.

살다 — salda — to live — 서울에 살아요. — Seoure sarayo. — I live in Seoul.

죽다 — jukda — to die — 꽃이 죽었어요. — Kkochi jugeosseoyo. — The flower died.

태어나다 — taeeonada — to be born — 저는 한국에서 태어났어요. — Jeoneun Hangugeseo taeeonasseoyo. — I was born in Korea.

자라다 — jarada — to grow — 아이가 빨리 자라요. — Aiga ppalli jarayo. — The child grows quickly.

결혼하다 — gyeolhonhada — to marry — 그들은 결혼했어요. — Geudeureun gyeolhonhaesseoyo. — They got married.

이혼하다 — ihonhada — to divorce — 두 사람은 이혼했어요. — Du sarameun ihonhaesseoyo. — The two people divorced.

일어나다 — ireonada — to happen, get up — 무슨 일이 일어났어요? — Museun iri ireonasseoyo? — What happened?

움직이다 — umjigida — to move — 차가 움직여요. — Chaga umjigyeoyo. — The car moves.

멈추다 — meomchuda — to stop — 비가 멈췄어요. — Biga meomchwosseoyo. — The rain stopped.

변하다 — byeonhada — to change — 사람이 변했어요. — Sarami byeonhaesseoyo. — The person changed.

필요 — piryo — need — 도움이 필요해요. — Doumi piryohaeyo. — I need help.

관심 — gwansim — interest — 한국어에 관심이 있어요. — Hangugeoe gwansimi isseoyo. — I am interested in Korean.

취미 — chwimi — hobby — 취미가 뭐예요? — Chwimiga mwoyeyo? — What is your hobby?

경험 — gyeongheom — experience — 좋은 경험이었어요. — Joeun gyeongheomieosseoyo. — It was a good experience.

습관 — seupgwan — habit — 좋은 습관을 만들어요. — Joeun seupgwaneul mandeureoyo. — I make good habits.

생활 — saenghwal — life, living — 한국 생활이 재미있어요. — Hanguk saenghwali jaemiisseoyo. — Life in Korea is interesting.

일상 — ilsang — daily life — 일상이 바빠요. — Ilsangi bappayo. — Daily life is busy.

미래 — mirae — future — 미래를 생각해요. — Miraereul saenggakhaeyo. — I think about the future.

과거 — gwageo — past — 과거를 기억해요. — Gwageoreul gieokhaeyo. — I remember the past.

현재 — hyeonjae — present, current — 현재는 괜찮아요. — Hyeonjaeneun gwaenchanayo. — The present is okay.

학교생활 — hakgyosaenghwal — school life — 학교생활이 재미있어요. — Hakgyosaenghwali jaemiisseoyo. — School life is fun.

직업 — jigeop — occupation — 직업이 뭐예요? — Jigeobi mwoyeyo? — What is your occupation?

회사원 — hoesawon — office worker — 저는 회사원이에요. — Jeoneun hoesawon-ieyo. — I am an office worker.

사업 — saeop — business — 사업을 시작했어요. — Saeobeul sijakhaesseoyo. — I started a business.

돈 — don — money — 돈을 벌어요. — Doneul beoreoyo. — I earn money.

월급 — wolgeup — salary — 월급을 받았어요. — Wolgeubeul badasseoyo. — I received my salary.

일자리 — iljari — job — 일자리를 찾고 있어요. — Iljarireul chatgo isseoyo. — I am looking for a job.

회의 — hoeui — meeting — 회의가 있어요. — Hoeuiga isseoyo. — There is a meeting.

업무 — eopmu — work duties — 업무가 많아요. — Eopmuga manayo. — There is a lot of work.

사무실 — samusil — office — 사무실에서 일해요. — Samusireseo ilhaeyo. — I work in the office.

학교 — hakgyo — school — 학교가 가까워요. — Hakgyoga gakkawoyo. — The school is close.

수업 — sueop — class — 수업이 시작해요. — Sueobi sijakhaeyo. — Class starts.

시험 — siheom — test, exam — 시험을 봐요. — Siheomeul bwayo. — I take an exam.

숙제 — sukje — homework — 숙제를 해요. — Sukjereul haeyo. — I do homework.

책상 — chaeksang — desk — 책상에서 공부해요. — Chaeksangeseo gongbuhaeyo. — I study at the desk.

교과서 — gyogwaseo — textbook — 교과서를 읽어요. — Gyogwaseoreul ilgeoyo. — I read the textbook.

수학 — suh ak — mathematics — 수학을 공부해요. — Suhangeul gongbuhaeyo. — I study mathematics.

과학 — gwahak — science — 과학이 재미있어요. — Gwahagi jaemiisseoyo. — Science is interesting.

역사 — yeoksa — history — 역사를 배워요. — Yeoksareul baewoyo. — I learn history.

음악 — eumak — music — 음악을 공부해요. — Eumageul gongbuhaeyo. — I study music.

편지 — pyeonji — letter — 편지를 써요. — Pyeonjireul sseoyo. — I write a letter.

이메일 — imeil — email — 이메일을 보내요. — Imeireul bonaeyo. — I send an email.

메시지 — mesiji — message — 메시지를 읽어요. — Mesijireul ilgeoyo. — I read a message.

전화 — jeonhwa — phone call — 전화를 해요. — Jeonhwareul haeyo. — I make a phone call.

인터넷 — inteonet — internet — 인터넷을 사용해요. — Inteoneseul sayonghaeyo. — I use the internet.

뉴스 — nyuseu — news — 뉴스를 봐요. — Nyuseureul bwayo. — I watch the news.

신문 — sinmun — newspaper — 신문을 읽어요. — Sinmuneul ilgeoyo. — I read the newspaper.

잡지 — japji — magazine — 잡지를 읽어요. — Japjireul ilgeoyo. — I read a magazine.

책 — chaek — book — 책을 샀어요. — Chaegeul sasseoyo. — I bought a book.

이야기 — iyagi — story — 재미있는 이야기를 들었어요. — Jaemiinneun iyagireul deureosseoyo. — I heard an interesting story.

사진기 — sajingi — camera — 사진기로 사진을 찍어요. — Sajingiro sajineul jjigeoyo. — I take photos with a camera.

컴퓨터 — keompyuteo — computer — 컴퓨터가 빨라요. — Keompyuteoga ppallayo. — The computer is fast.

인터넷 — inteonet — internet — 인터넷이 느려요. — Inteoneti neuryeoyo. — The internet is slow.

비밀번호 — bimilbeonho — password — 비밀번호를 입력하세요. — Bimilbeonhoreul ipryeokhaseyo. — Enter the password.

번호 — beonho — number — 전화번호가 뭐예요? — Jeonhwabeonhoga mwoyeyo? — What is the phone number?

주소 — juso — address — 주소를 적어요. — Jusoreul jeogeoyo. — I write down the address.

이름 — ireum — name — 이름을 적으세요. — Ireumeul jeogeuseyo. — Write your name.

생일 — saengil — birthday — 오늘은 제 생일이에요. — Oneureun je saengirieyo. — Today is my birthday.

나이 — nai — age — 나이가 몇 살이에요? — Naiga myeot sar-ieyo? — How old are you?

생년월일 — saengnyeonwolil — date of birth — 생년월일을 적으세요. — Saengnyeonwireul jeogeuseyo. — Write your date of birth.

아침식사 — achimsiksa — breakfast — 아침식사를 했어요. — Achimsiksareul haesseoyo. — I had breakfast.

점심식사 — jeomsimsiksa — lunch — 점심식사를 해요. — Jeomsimsiksareul haeyo. — I have lunch.

저녁식사 — jeonyeoksiksa — dinner — 저녁식사를 준비해요. — Jeonyeoksiksareul junbihaeyo. — I prepare dinner.

음식점 — eumsikjeom — restaurant — 음식점에 갔어요. — Eumsikjeome gasseoyo. — I went to a restaurant.

주방 — jubang — kitchen — 주방에서 요리해요. — Jubangeseo yorihaeyo. — I cook in the kitchen.

냉장고 — naengjanggo — refrigerator — 냉장고에 우유가 있어요. — Naengjangg o-e uyuga isseoyo. — There is milk in the refrigerator.

전자레인지 — jeonjareinji — microwave — 전자레인지로 데워요. — Jeonjareinjiro deowoyo. — I heat it in the microwave.

식탁 — siktak — dining table — 식탁에서 밥을 먹어요. — Siktageseo babeul meogeoyo. — I eat at the dining table.

물병 — mulbyeong — water bottle — 물병에 물이 있어요. — Mulbyeong-e muri isseoyo. — There is water in the bottle.

병 — byeong — bottle — 병을 열어요. — Byeongeul yeoreoyo. — I open the bottle.

아침 — achim — morning — 아침이 밝아요. — Achimi balgayo. — The morning is bright.

하루 — haru — day — 하루가 길어요. — Haruga gireoyo. — The day is long.

주말 — jumal — weekend — 주말에 쉬어요. — Jumare swieoyo. — I rest on weekends.

평일 — pyeongil — weekday — 평일에는 일해요. — Pyeongireneun ilhaeyo. — I work on weekdays.

순간 — sungan — moment — 잠깐의 순간이었어요. — Jamkkanui sungan-ieosseoyo. — It was a brief moment.

동안 — dongan — during, for — 한 시간 동안 공부했어요. — Han sigan dongan gongbuhaesseoyo. — I studied for an hour.

전 — jeon — before, ago — 한 시간 전에 왔어요. — Han sigan jeone wasseoyo. — I came an hour ago.

후 — hu — after — 식사 후에 쉬어요. — Siksa hue swieoyo. — I rest after the meal.

전날 — jeonnal — previous day — 전날에 준비했어요. — Jeonnare junbihaesseoyo. — I prepared the day before.

다음 — daeum — next, following — 다음 주에 만나요. — Daeum jue mannayo. — We meet next week.

바로 — baro — immediately, right — 바로 갈게요. — Baro galgeyo. — I'll go right away.

함께 — hamkke — together — 함께 먹어요. — Hamkke meogeoyo. — Let's eat together.

따로 — ttaro — separately — 따로 주세요. — Ttaro juseyo. — Please give it separately.

직접 — jikjeop — directly, personally — 직접 만들었어요. — Jikjeop mandeureosseoyo. — I made it myself.

특히 — teukhi — especially — 특히 좋아해요. — Teukhi joahaeyo. — I especially like it.

보통 — botong — usually — 보통 일찍 자요. — Botong iljjik jayo. — I usually sleep early.

정말 — jeongmal — really — 정말 감사합니다. — Jeongmal gamsahamnida. — Thank you very much.

물론 — mullon — of course — 물론 할 수 있어요. — Mullon hal su isseoyo. — Of course I can.

아마 — ama — probably — 아마 내일 올 거예요. — Ama naeil ol geoyeyo. — I will probably come tomorrow.

혹시 — hoksi — perhaps, by any chance — 혹시 시간이 있어요? — Hoksi sigani isseoyo? — Do you happen to have time?

감사합니다 — gamsahamnida — thank you — 도와주셔서 감사합니다. — Dowajusyeoseo gamsahamnida. — Thank you for helping me.

고맙다 — gomapda — to be thankful — 정말 고마워요. — Jeongmal gomawoyo. — Thank you very much.

미안하다 — mianhada — to be sorry — 정말 미안해요. — Jeongmal mianhaeyo. — I'm really sorry.

죄송하다 — joesonghada — to be sorry (polite) — 늦어서 죄송합니다. — Neujeoseo joesonghamnida. — I'm sorry for being late.

괜찮다 — gwaenchantda — to be okay — 괜찮아요. — Gwaenchanayo. — It's okay.

안녕하세요 — annyeonghaseyo — hello — 안녕하세요! — Annyeonghaseyo! — Hello!

안녕 — annyeong — hi, bye — 안녕! — Annyeong! — Hi!/Bye!

안녕히 가세요 — annyeonghi gaseyo — goodbye (to someone leaving) — 안녕히 가세요. — Annyeonghi gaseyo. — Goodbye.

안녕히 계세요 — annyeonghi gyeseyo — goodbye (to someone staying) — 안녕히 계세요. — Annyeonghi gyeseyo. — Goodbye.

만나서 반갑습니다 — mannaseo bangapseumnida — nice to meet you — 만나서 반갑습니다. — Mannaseo bangapseumnida. — Nice to meet you.

네 — ne — yes — 네, 맞아요. — Ne, majayo. — Yes, that's right.

아니요 — aniyo — no — 아니요, 괜찮아요. — Aniyo, gwaenchanayo. — No, it's okay.

맞아요 — majayo — that's right — 네, 맞아요. — Ne, majayo. — Yes, that's right.

아니에요 — anieyo — it isn't, no — 아니에요. — Anieyo. — No, it isn't.

좋아요 — joayo — good, okay — 좋아요. — Joayo. — Good/Okay.

괜찮아요 — gwaenchanayo — it's okay — 괜찮아요. — Gwaenchanayo. — It's okay.

주세요 — juseyo — please give me — 물을 주세요. — Mureul juseyo. — Please give me water.

보세요 — boseyo — look, please look — 이것을 보세요. — Igeoseul boseyo. — Please look at this.

들으세요 — deureuseyo — please listen — 잘 들으세요. — Jal deureuseyo. — Please listen carefully.

기다리세요 — gidariseyo — please wait — 여기서 기다리세요. — Yeogiseo gidariseyo. — Please wait here.

먹어요 — meogeoyo — eat — 밥을 먹어요. — Babeul meogeoyo. — Eat/I eat.

마셔요 — masyeoyo — drink — 물을 마셔요. — Mureul masyeoyo. — Drink/I drink.

가요 — gayo — go — 학교에 가요. — Hakgyoe gayo. — I go to school.

와요 — wayo — come — 집에 와요. — Jibe wayo. — I come home.

봐요 — bwayo — see/watch — 영화를 봐요. — Yeonghwareul bwayo. — I watch a movie.

해요 — haeyo — do — 숙제를 해요. — Sukjereul haeyo. — I do homework.

있어요 — isseoyo — exist/have — 책이 있어요. — Chaegi isseoyo. — There is a book.

없어요 — eopseoyo — not exist/not have — 시간이 없어요. — Sigani eopseoyo. — I don't have time.

알아요 — arayo — know — 알아요. — Arayo. — I know.

몰라요 — mollayo — don't know — 몰라요. — Mollayo. — I don't know.

싶다 — sipda — to want to — 여행하고 싶어요. — Yeohaenghago sipeoyo. — I want to travel.

좋겠다 — joketda — would be nice — 여행하면 좋겠어요. — Yeohaenghamyeon jokesseoyo. — It would be nice to travel.

싶어하다 — sipeohada — to want to — 그는 가고 싶어해요. — Geuneun gago sipeohaeyo. — He wants to go.

해야 하다 — haeya hada — must, have to — 공부해야 해요. — Gongbuhaeya haeyo. — I have to study.

할 수 있다 — hal su itda — can — 할 수 있어요. — Hal su isseoyo. — I can do it.

할 수 없다 — hal su eopda — cannot — 할 수 없어요. — Hal su eopseoyo. — I cannot do it.

해야 되다 — haeya doeda — have to — 지금 가야 돼요. — Jigeum gaya dwaeyo. — I have to go now.

해도 되다 — haedo doeda — may, be allowed to — 들어가도 돼요? — Deureogado dwaeyo? — May I come in?

하면 안 되다 — hamyeon an doeda — must not — 여기서 사진을 찍으면 안 돼요. — Yeogiseo sajineul jjigeumyeon an dwaeyo. — You must not take pictures here.

할 것 같다 — hal geot gatda — seem likely to — 비가 올 것 같아요. — Biga ol geot gatayo. — It seems like it will rain.

사랑 — sarang — love — 사랑은 중요해요. — Sarangeun jungyohaeyo. — Love is important.

우정 — ujeong — friendship — 우정이 오래갔어요. — Ujeongi oraegasseoyo. — The friendship lasted a long time.

친절 — chinjeol — kindness — 친절이 필요해요. — Chinjeori piryohaeyo. — Kindness is needed.

존중 — jonjung — respect — 서로 존중해요. — Seoro jonjunghaeyo. — We respect each other.

자유 — jayu — freedom — 자유가 중요해요. — Jayuga jungyohaeyo. — Freedom is important.

평화 — pyeonghwa — peace — 평화를 원해요. — Pyeonghwareul wonhaeyo. — I want peace.

안전 — anjeon — safety — 안전이 중요해요. — Anjeoni jungyohaeyo. — Safety is important.

진실 — jinsil — truth — 진실을 말해 주세요. — Jinsireul malhae juseyo. — Please tell the truth.

거짓말 — geojinmal — lie — 거짓말하지 마세요. — Geojinmalhaji maseyo. — Don't lie.

비밀 — bimil — secret — 비밀을 지켜 주세요. — Bimireul jikyeo juseyo. — Please keep the secret.

힘 — him — strength — 힘이 필요해요. — Himi piryohaeyo. — I need strength.

용기 — yonggi — courage — 용기가 필요해요. — Yonggiga piryohaeyo. — Courage is needed.

자신감 — jasingam — confidence — 자신감이 있어요. — Jasingami isseoyo. — I have confidence.

관심 — gwansim — interest — 관심이 많아요. — Gwansimi manayo. — I have a lot of interest.

실수 — silsu — mistake — 실수를 했어요. — Silsureul haesseoyo. — I made a mistake.

성공 — seonggong — success — 성공을 축하해요. — Seonggongeul chukhahaeyo. — I congratulate you on your success.

실패 — silpae — failure — 실패는 배움의 기회예요. — Silpaeneun baeumui gihoeyeyo. — Failure is an opportunity to learn.

노력 — noryeok — effort — 노력이 중요해요. — Noryeogi jungyohaeyo. — Effort is important.

연습 — yeonseup — practice — 연습이 필요해요. — Yeonseubi piryohaeyo. — Practice is needed.

경험 — gyeongheom — experience — 경험이 많아요. — Gyeongheomi manayo. — I have a lot of experience.

세계 — segye — world — 세계를 여행하고 싶어요. — Segyereul yeohaenghago sipeoyo. — I want to travel the world.

한국 — Hanguk — Korea — 한국에 가고 싶어요. — Hanguge gago sipeoyo. — I want to go to Korea.

서울 — Seoul — Seoul — 서울은 큰 도시예요. — Seoureun keun dosiyeyo. — Seoul is a big city.

부산 — Busan — Busan — 부산에 가 봤어요. — Busane ga bwasseoyo. — I have been to Busan.

제주도 — Jejudo — Jeju Island — 제주도에서 쉬고 싶어요. — Jejudoes eo swigo sipeoyo. — I want to rest on Jeju Island.

한국인 — Hangugin — Korean person — 그는 한국인이에요. — Geuneun Hangugin-ieyo. — He is Korean.

외국 — oeguk — foreign country — 외국에서 살고 싶어요. — Oegugeseo salgo sipeoyo. — I want to live abroad.

외국어 — oegugeo — foreign language — 외국어를 배워요. — Oegugeoreul baewoyo. — I learn foreign languages.

번역 — beonyeok — translation — 번역이 필요해요. — Beonyeogi piryohaeyo. — I need a translation.

발음 — bareum — pronunciation — 발음이 어려워요. — Bareumi eoryeowoyo. — The pronunciation is difficult.

문법 — munbeop — grammar — 한국어 문법을 공부해요. — Hangugeo munbeobeul gongbuhaeyo. — I study Korean grammar.

단어 — dan-eo — vocabulary word — 단어를 외워요. — Daneoreul oewoyo. — I memorize vocabulary.

뜻 — tteut — meaning — 이 단어의 뜻이 뭐예요? — I daneoui tteusi mwoyeyo? — What does this word mean?

소리 — sori — sound — 소리가 커요. — Soriga keoyo. — The sound is loud.

글 — geul — writing, text — 글을 읽어요. — Geureul ilgeoyo. — I read the text.

말 — mal — speech, word — 무슨 말이에요? — Museun marieyo? — What do you mean?

대화 — daehwa — conversation — 대화를 해요. — Daehwareul haeyo. — We have a conversation.

표현 — pyohyeon — expression — 좋은 표현이에요. — Joeun pyohyeonieyo. — It is a good expression.

문장 — munjang — sentence — 문장을 만들어요. — Munjangeul mandeureoyo. — I make a sentence.

질문 — jilmun — question — 질문을 해요. — Jilmuneul haeyo. — I ask a question.

색 — saek — color — 어떤 색을 좋아해요? — Eotteon saegeul joahaeyo? — What color do you like?

모양 — moyang — shape — 모양이 이상해요. — Moyangi isanghaeyo. — The shape is strange.

크기 — keugi — size — 크기가 커요. — Keugiga keoyo. — The size is large.

길이 — giri — length — 길이가 길어요. — Giriga gireoyo. — The length is long.

무게 — muge — weight — 무게가 무거워요. — Mugega mugeowoyo. — The weight is heavy.

높이 — nopi — height — 높이가 높아요. — Nopiga nopayo. — The height is high.

거리 — geori — distance, street — 거리가 멀어요. — Georiga meoreoyo. — The distance is far.

방향 — banghyang — direction — 방향을 알려 주세요. — Banghyangeul allyeo juseyo. — Please tell me the direction.

왼쪽 — oenjjok — left — 왼쪽으로 가세요. — Oenjjogeuro gaseyo. — Go left.

오른쪽 — oreunjjok — right — 오른쪽으로 가세요. — Oreunjjogeuro gaseyo. — Go right.

앞 — ap — front — 집 앞에 있어요. — Jip ape isseoyo. — I am in front of the house.

뒤 — dwi — back, behind — 학교 뒤에 있어요. — Hakgyo dwie isseoyo. — It is behind the school.

위 — wi — above, on — 책상 위에 있어요. — Chaeksang wie isseoyo. — It is on the desk.

아래 — arae — below — 책상 아래에 있어요. — Chaeksang araee isseoyo. — It is under the desk.

안 — an — inside — 가방 안에 있어요. — Gabang ane isseoyo. — It is inside the bag.

밖 — bak — outside — 밖에 있어요. — Bakke isseoyo. — I am outside.

옆 — yeop — beside — 친구 옆에 앉아요. — Chingu yeope anjayo. — I sit beside my friend.

사이 — sai — between — 두 사람 사이에 있어요. — Du saram saie isseoyo. — It is between two people.

근처 — geuncheo — nearby — 학교 근처에 살아요. — Hakgyo geuncheoe sarayo. — I live near the school.

멀리 — meolli — far away — 멀리 가지 마세요. — Meolli gaji maseyo. — Don't go far away.

항상 — hangsang — always — 항상 열심히 공부해요. — Hangsang yeolsimhi gongbuhaeyo. — I always study hard.

자주 — jaju — often — 자주 운동해요. — Jaju undonghaeyo. — I exercise often.

가끔 — gakkeum — sometimes — 가끔 여행해요. — Gakkeum yeohaenghaeyo. — I sometimes travel.

거의 — geoui — almost — 거의 끝났어요. — Geoui kkeunnasseoyo. — It is almost finished.

전혀 — jeonhyeo — not at all — 전혀 모르겠어요. — Jeonhyeo moreugesseoyo. — I have no idea at all.

매우 — maeu — very — 매우 중요해요. — Maeu jungyohaeyo. — It is very important.

특히 — teukhi — especially — 특히 맛있어요. — Teukhi masisseoyo. — It is especially delicious.

함께 — hamkke — together — 가족과 함께 살아요. — Gajokgwa hamkke sarayo. — I live with my family.

혼자 — honja — alone — 혼자 공부해요. — Honja gongbuhaeyo. — I study alone.

서로 — seoro — each other — 서로 도와요. — Seoro dowayo. — We help each other.

사용 — sayong — use — 사용이 편해요. — Sayongi pyeonhaeyo. — It is easy to use.

가격 — gagyeok — price — 가격을 확인해요. — Gagyeogeul hwaginhaeyo. — I check the price.

품질 — pumjil — quality — 품질이 좋아요. — Pumjiri joayo. — The quality is good.

물건 — mulgeon — thing, item, goods — 물건을 샀어요. — Mulg eoneul sasseoyo. — I bought an item.

제품 — jepum — product — 좋은 제품이에요. — Joeun jepum-ieyo. — It is a good product.

가구 — gagu — furniture — 가구를 샀어요. — Gagureul sasseoyo. — I bought furniture.

침대 — chimdae — bed — 침대가 편해요. — Chimdaega pyeonhaeyo. — The bed is comfortable.

책장 — chaekjang — bookshelf — 책장에 책이 많아요. — Chaekjange chaegi manayo. — There are many books on the bookshelf.

냉장고 — naengjanggo — refrigerator — 냉장고를 열어요. — Naengjanggoreul yeoreoyo. — I open the refrigerator.

세탁기 — setakgi — washing machine — 세탁기를 사용해요. — Setakgireul sayonghaeyo. — I use the washing machine.

전기 — jeongi — electricity — 전기를 아껴요. — Jeongireul akkyeoyo. — I save electricity.

물 — mul — water — 물을 아껴야 해요. — Mureul akkyeoya haeyo. — We must save water.

불 — bul — fire, light — 불을 켜요. — Bureul kyeoyo. — I turn on the light.

빛 — bit — light — 빛이 밝아요. — Bichi balgayo. — The light is bright.

소리 — sori — sound — 소리가 커요. — Soriga keoyo. — The sound is loud.

냄새 — naemsae — smell — 좋은 냄새가 나요. — Joeun naemsaega nayo. — It smells good.

맛 — mat — taste — 맛이 좋아요. — Masi joayo. — The taste is good.

느낌 — neukkim — feeling — 좋은 느낌이에요. — Joeun neukkim-ieyo. — It is a good feeling.

모습 — moseup — appearance — 모습이 달라졌어요. — Moseubi dallajeosseoyo. — The appearance changed.

얼굴 — eolgul — face — 얼굴을 봐요. — Eolgureul bwayo. — I look at the face.

사실 — sasil — fact, truth — 사실이에요. — Sasirieyo. — It is a fact.

정보 — jeongbo — information — 정보를 찾아요. — Jeongboreul chajayo. — I look for information.

자료 — jaryo — material, data — 자료를 모아요. — Jaryoreul moayo. — I collect data.

내용 — naeyong — content — 내용을 읽어요. — Naeyongeul ilgeoyo. — I read the content.

부분 — bubun — part — 이 부분이 어려워요. — I bubuni eoryeowoyo. — This part is difficult.

전체 — jeonche — whole, entire — 전체를 봐요. — Jeonchereul bwayo. — I look at the whole thing.

종류 — jongnyu — type, kind — 여러 종류가 있어요. — Yeoreo jongnyuga isseoyo. — There are several kinds.

예 — ye — example — 예를 들어 설명할게요. — Yereul deureo seolmyeonghalgeyo. — I'll explain with an example.

이유 — iyu — reason — 이유를 모르겠어요. — Iyureul moreugesseoyo. — I don't know the reason.

목적 — mokjeok — purpose — 목적이 뭐예요? — Mokjeogi mwoyeyo? — What is the purpose?

방법 — bangbeop — method — 방법을 알려 주세요. — Bangbeobeul allyeo juseyo. — Please tell me the method.

순서 — sunseo — order, sequence — 순서를 지켜 주세요. — Sunseoreul jikyeo juseyo. — Please follow the order.

단계 — dangye — stage, step — 다음 단계로 가요. — Daeum dangyero gayo. — We go to the next step.

수준 — sujun — level — 한국어 수준이 높아요. — Hangugeo sujuni nopayo. — The Korean level is high.

분야 — bunya — field, area — 여러 분야를 공부해요. — Yeoreo bunyareul gongbuhaeyo. — I study several fields.

분야 — bunya — field — 이 분야에 관심이 있어요. — I bunyae gwansimi isseoyo. — I am interested in this field.

관계 — gwangye — relationship — 사람과의 관계가 중요해요. — Saramgwaui gwangyega jungyohaeyo. — Relationships with people are important.

가족관계 — gajokgwangye — family relationship — 가족관계가 좋아요. — Gajokgwangyega joayo. — Family relationships are good.

친구관계 — chingugwangye — friendship relationship — 친구관계가 중요해요. — Chingugwangyega jungyohaeyo. — Friendships are important.

사회관계 — sahoe-gwangye — social relationship — 사회관계가 복잡해요. — Sahoegwangyega bokjaphaeyo. — Social relationships are complicated.

미래 — mirae — future — 미래를 준비해요. — Miraereul junbihaeyo. — I prepare for the future.

계획 — gyehoek — plan — 미래 계획을 세워요. — Mirae gyehoegeul seowoyo. — I make future plans.

목표 — mokpyo — goal — 목표를 세웠어요. — Mokpyoreul seweosseoyo. — I set a goal.

꿈 — kkum — dream — 꿈을 이루고 싶어요. — Kkumeul irugo sipeoyo. — I want to achieve my dream.

희망 — huimang — hope — 희망을 잃지 마세요. — Huimangeul ilchi maseyo. — Don't lose hope.

성공 — seonggong — success — 성공을 원해요. — Seonggongeul wonhaeyo. — I want success.

기회 — gihoe — opportunity — 기회를 잡아요. — Gihoereul jabayo. — I seize the opportunity.

도전 — dojeon — challenge — 새로운 도전을 시작해요. — Saeroun dojeoneul sijakhaeyo. — I start a new challenge.

변화 — byeonhwa — change — 변화가 필요해요. — Byeonhwaga piryohaeyo. — Change is needed.

발전 — baljeon — development, progress — 한국어 실력이 발전했어요. — Hangugeo sillyeogi baljeonhaesseoyo. — My Korean skills improved.

필요 — piryo — need — 필요한 것이 있어요. — Piryo han geosi isseoyo. — There is something I need.

가능성 — ganeungseong — possibility — 가능성이 있어요. — Ganeungseongi isseoyo. — There is a possibility.

문제 — munje — problem — 문제를 해결해요. — Munjereul haegyeolhaeyo. — I solve the problem.

해결 — haegyeol — solution, resolution — 해결 방법을 찾아요. — Haegyeol bangbeobeul chajayo. — I find a solution.

도움 — doum — help — 도움이 됐어요. — Doumi dwaesseoyo. — It was helpful.

이유 — iyu — reason — 이유가 있어요. — Iyuga isseoyo. — There is a reason.

결과 — gyeolgwa — result — 결과를 확인해요. — Gyeolgwareul hwaginhaeyo. — I check the result.

과정 — gwajeong — process — 과정이 중요해요. — Gwajeongi jungyohaeyo. — The process is important.

방법 — bangbeop — way, method — 좋은 방법을 찾았어요. — Joeun bangbeobeul chajasseoyo. — I found a good method.

선택 — seontaek — choice — 선택이 필요해요. — Seontaegi piryohaeyo. — A choice is needed.

기본 — gibon — basic, foundation — 기본을 공부해요. — Giboneul gongbuhaeyo. — I study the basics.

기초 — gicho — foundation, basics — 기초부터 배워요. — Gichobuteo baewoyo. — I learn from the basics.

연습 — yeonseup — practice — 매일 연습해요. — Maeil yeonseuphaeyo. — I practice every day.

복습 — bokseup — review — 오늘 복습해요. — Oneul bokseuphaeyo. — I review today.

예습 — yeseup — preparation before class — 내일 수업을 예습해요. — Naeil sueobeul yeseuphaeyo. — I preview tomorrow's class.

기억 — gieok — memory — 기억이 안 나요. — Gieogi an nayo. — I can't remember.

이해 — ihae — understanding — 이해가 됐어요. — Ihaega dwaesseoyo. — I understand now.

지식 — jisik — knowledge — 지식이 많아요. — Jisigi manayo. — There is a lot of knowledge.

공부 — gongbu — study — 공부가 재미있어요. — Gongbuga jaemiisseoyo. — Studying is fun.

교육 — gyoyuk — education — 교육이 중요해요. — Gyoyugi jungyohaeyo. — Education is important.

생활 — saenghwal — life, living — 한국 생활을 좋아해요. — Hanguk saenghwaleul joahaeyo. — I like life in Korea.

일상생활 — ilsangsaenghwal — daily life — 일상생활에서 많이 사용해요. — Ilsangsaenghwareseo mani sayonghaeyo. — It is used a lot in daily life.

습관 — seupgwan — habit — 좋은 습관을 만들어요. — Joeun seupgwaneul mandeureoyo. — I make good habits.

시간 — sigan — time — 시간이 빨리 가요. — Sigani ppalli gayo. — Time passes quickly.

장소 — jangso — place — 좋은 장소를 찾았어요. — Joeun jangsoreul chajasseoyo. — I found a good place.

사람 — saram — person — 좋은 사람을 만났어요. — Joeun sarameul mannasseoyo. — I met a good person.

일 — il — thing, work — 할 일이 많아요. — Hal iri manayo. — I have many things to do.

말 — mal — words — 좋은 말을 해요. — Joeun mareul haeyo. — I say kind words.

행동 — haengdong — action, behavior — 행동이 중요해요. — Haengdong-i jungyohaeyo. — Actions are important.

생각 — saenggak — thought — 생각이 달라요. — Saenggagi dallayo. — The thought is different.

마음 — maeum — heart, mind — 마음이 편해요. — Maeumi pyeonhaeyo. — I feel at ease.

정신 — jeongsin — mind, spirit — 정신을 집중해요. — Jeongsineul jipjunghaeyo. — I concentrate.

관심 — gwansim — interest — 관심을 가져요. — Gwansimeul gajyeoyo. — I take an interest.

주의 — juui — attention, caution — 주의가 필요해요. — Juui-ga piryohaeyo. — Caution is needed.

집중 — jipjung — concentration — 집중해서 공부해요. — Jipjunghaeseo gongbuhaeyo. — I study with concentration.

자신 — jasin — oneself, self — 자신을 믿어요. — Jasineul mideoyo. — I believe in myself.

자신감 — jasingam — confidence — 자신감을 가지세요. — Jasingameul gajise yo. — Have confidence.

책임 — chaegim — responsibility — 책임이 있어요. — Chaegimi isseoyo. — There is responsibility.

약속 — yaksok — promise — 약속을 지켜요. — Yaksogeul jikyeoyo. — I keep my promise.

규칙 — gyuchik — rule — 규칙을 지켜요. — Gyuchigeul jikyeoyo. — I follow the rules.

시작 — sijak — start — 새로운 시작이에요. — Saeroun sijag-ieyo. — It is a new beginning.

끝 — kkeut — end — 오늘은 여기까지예요. — Oneureun yeogikkajiyeyo. — That's all for today.

처음 — cheoeum — first, beginning — 처음부터 시작해요. — Cheoeumbuteo sijakhaeyo. — I start from the beginning.

마지막 — majimak — last — 마지막 기회예요. — Majimak gihoeyeyo. — It is the last opportunity.

중간 — junggan — middle — 중간에서 만나요. — Jungganeseo mannayo. — Let's meet in the middle.

다음 — daeum — next — 다음에 만나요. — Daeume mannayo. — See you next time.

이전 — ijeon — previous, before — 이전에 본 적이 있어요. — Ijeone bon jeogi isseoyo. — I have seen it before.

현재 — hyeonjae — present, current — 현재 상황을 확인해요. — Hyeonjae sanghwang-eul hwaginhaeyo. — I check the current situation.

미래 — mirae — future — 미래를 생각해요. — Miraereul saenggakhaeyo. — I think about the future.

세상 — sesang — world — 세상을 더 알고 싶어요. — Sesangeul deo algo sipeoyo. — I want to know more about the world.