Grammar 5 [Lesson Created By KkOmA] . . '' '', '' . [Locative particle.

ticle. Used after place or time noun and shows 'location, direction or time'.] [ Similar to 'in/at or to' ] ~ 1. : + ---> [: place] 2. : + ---> [: time] 3. : + ---> [: direction] ~ . . My family is at church. . . Milk is in the shop. . . I read a book at night. . . I go to the bank now. Grammar 6 '' . [Added to the unit noun which counts numbers, it shows the 'standard' of the counting or unit.] [Similar to 'a, per, or by'] ~ 1. -- . -----> . 2. -- . -----> . ~ . . I go twice a week. . 20 . I read 20 pages per hour. . 4 . It costs 40,000 won by the set. . 10 . There are 10 students in a class.

Korean Sentence Structure and Word order In Korean the structure of sentence differ to English sentences, for example the phrase Chal Chinaessooyo literally means "Well have you been getting on?" which is the opposite from English. In general the structure of the Korean sentences is broken down as subject - object - verb "Jon the ball kicked"

"To Go" in order to do sentences There are a few words that you may add to the end of verb stems at the end of sentences, these include yo which makes sentences polite, and -ro which means "in order to". In some cases the verb stems may in effect end in consonants in which case -uro is utilised. The order of the sentences for an example sentence of "in order to buy bread I am goin to the shops" is restructured as "bread buy-in order-to the shops go" In Korean unlike English, the subject of the sentences is optional like "I", then the "in order section" is next, which is then followed by "the place you are going". (In English) (in Korean) I I (optional) go to the shops bread buy - in-order to in-order -to buy bread shops to go

The Konglish for this sentence in Korean would be na-do ppang sa-ro kayo (I-do bread buy-in orderto go).

* The construction can only be used in verbs involving 'going' and 'coming' and cannot be used with other verbs at the end of sentences. At the Hospital

At the Hospital English I have a(n) ... headache toothache stomach earache sore throat I have ... cramps constipation diarrhea Hangul ... . ... . ... yeyo. sangritong byeonbi seolsa Pronunciation ... apayo. meoriga ippali baega gwiga moki

indigestion the flu a cold a runny nose a stuffy nose Is it serious?

sohwabulryang Dokgame geolryeotsseoyo Gamgie geolryeotsseoyo

Jakku konmuri nayo ? Koga makyeotsseoyo Simgakan geongayo? Byeongmyeongi mwongayo?

What is the name of disease? ?

There Are / There is The Korean verb which means either "there are" and "there is" is issoyo ( ) They are dependent on the context in which you use them, and on what you are talking about. The stem of the verb is iss- with the inclusion of o and the polite particle -yo, thus forming the ending -oyo. However in the case where the verb stem ends in vowel, we use -a or -o, such as -ayo. Vowel stem - yo Consonant stem if the last vowel ends with -a or -o - ayo Consonant Stem - oyo

In context the oppposite of iss- is ops- which literally means "there isnt" or "there arent".

Uses of the verbs chogi issoyo means "it exist over there", or "its over there" Issoyo on its own can mean "I have/he has" Opsoyo means "I dont have" or "I havent got"

In a shop When addressing a shop keeper or waiters, Koreans use ajossi literally meaning uncle, but is used as a general word when addressing someone in a shop. However if it were to be used in a formal way, it is only for the referral of a man, For females the word ajumma meaning aunt is used, for people over 35-ish, and for younger woman agassi is used for young women. In Korean, we use a particle which comes after a noun that it relates to, such as na-do (me-too). In English, it is the opposite, we would say 'with-me', whereas Korean is 'me-with'.

Using 'and' In Korean, the word for and is -hago, this is a particle so when it is to be used it must be attached to a noun. For example, when you say 'burger and chips', in Korean it would be 'burger-hago chips. The word hago becomes part of burger. The particle hago can also mean with such as, Doojin-hago shinae-e kayo meaning 'I am going to town with Doojin'. Ordering with numbers When asking for 'one' item we say 'hana' which is said after you have selected the meal you wish to order. For example we would say, soju hana chuseyo meaning "soju one give me please". The word chuseyo utilises the polite word stem -yo, attached to chu-, which means "give me please"

At the Post Office

At the Post Office English I'd like to send this parcel ... to America by airmail by express delivery How long will it take to be delivered? Where can I get stamps? What's the zip code for this address? Hangul ... . ? ? ? Pronunciation ...ro i soporeul bonaego sipeoyo. migukeuro hanggongupyeoneuro sokdalro Baesonggiganeun eolmana geolrinayo? Upyoneun eodieseo parayo? I jusoui upyeonbeonhoga mwoyeyo?

In Korean, when you want to address men politely, one would use the word songsaegnim attached to their surname or full name, this literally means teacher. For example, one would say Yoo Songsaegnim or with the full name Yoo SangHyun Songsaegnim. It is not possible to a Korean persons first name, such like SangHyun Songsaegnim. For that same reason, when you use the ssi, you cannot say Yoo-ssi, or Yoo SangHyun-ssi, but would rather say SangHyun-ssi. Addressing Korean women, in Korea women do not take their husbands surname when they get married.

For example if Mrs Han is married to Mr Kim, then she may referred to as Kim songsaengnim-puin (Kim mr-wife), or she maybe reffered to in a similar English terminology such as Misesu Han(Mrs Han).

Using Copula to describe "this is that" In Korean, if you want to describe A is B , you will have to use special verbs called copula. In Korea, this copula is present at the end of a sentence, and behaves a little differently to ordinary verbs. If you want to say A is B(like "This is a Korean book"):A B-ieyo (or B-eyo) this Korean book-ieyo It is obvious that you would use -eyo when B ends in a vowel, but -ieyo when B ends on a consonant. songsaengnim-ieyo (is teacher) soju-eyo (is soju) IMPORTANT to note that in Korean the copula is only used to describe when this "is equivalent to". It cant be used to say "is located in"(is underneath", "is near") nor can it be used to say "is a certain way" (i.e "is red", "is happy").

Describing how things are Korean possess words which mean "is a certain way". Ottaeyo means is how?, as in: songsaengnim ottaeyo? ( How is teacher ? or What is teacher like? ) saob ottaeyo? (How is business? or What is business like?) Kuraeyo literally means "it is like that", and may be used as a statement such as "it's like that", "thats right", "it is". On the other hand it may be used as a question Kuraeyo? meaning "is it like that?", "really?" or "is that so?". Korean has a special particle, used in attachment to place emphasis on what is being talked about. by adding -un or nun, it makes As for Business or As for me. -nun is attached to a noun, whereas -un is attached to a vowel. EG soju-nun (as for soju), Songsaengnim-un (as for teacher).

At the Beauty Shop or Barber Shop

At the Beauty Saloon or Barber Shop

English

Hangul

Pronunciation Meorireul ... hae juseyo. jalra pama yeomsaek seuteureit bubuntalsaek Apmeoriman jogeum dadeumeo juseyo. ...eun kkakji maseyo. ...eul(reul) jeongrihae juseyo. gurenarut kotsuyeom suyeom Neomu mani jareuji maseyo. Neomu gopseulgeoriji anke haejuseyo.

I'd like to get my hair ... , please. ... . cut permed dyed straightened highlighted Please, trim only the forehead Please, don't cut Please, trim wiskers mushtache beard Don't cut too much. Don't make it too curly. . ... . () . . .

-hamnida and -jiman In Korean, it is possible to add polite endings to verbs, for example, shillye hamnida (excuse me), which is comprised of the verb stem shille ha-, and the verb ending hamnida (note this is the formal style). There is also the verb and stem, shillye-jiman (I'm sorry but....) which is a abbreviation of the verb and stem shillye ha-jiman , containing the ending -jiman which means but.

Asking a person In Korean, there is a special verb which may be used in the event where you want to ask someone if they are someone.....for example "Are you Mr Han". We would use -iseyo, and simply add this to the end of a phrase. Han songsaengnim-iseyo? ( Are you Mr Han?) Hangungmal songsaengnim-iseyo? (Are you the Korean Teacher?)

Subjects and topics of Korean sentences In Korean, we attach -i to the end of nouns which end with consonants, or attach -ga to the end of nouns which end in a vowel. By doing this, it is possible to give emphasis, on subjects in sentences. For example, songsaenim-i ( teacher ) or maekju-ga (beer) give emphasis on each of these subjects in a sentence. For a sentence , "The man kissed the dog", the subject in this case would be The man. On the other hand, when a subject is mentioned for the first time, the subject particle is used, but later on in a conversation, this is switched back to the topic particle. The topic particle, is similar to that of the english "As for", and is best used in order to compare two things. For example, as for me ( na-nun ), I love shopping as for mum (ma-nun), she hates it. At the Cleaners

At the Cleaners English Hangul Pronunciation Igeo ... juseyo. deurai hae darimjil hae pulmeogyeo

I need to get this ... , please. ... . dry-cleaned ironed starched Please, make the length (shorter)/(longer) Please, make the width (wider)/(narrower) Please, fix the cut part. Can you get this stain out? I'm here to pick up ... suit pants shirts

() / () . Kijangeul (juryeo) / (neulyeo) juseyo. () / () . . ? ... . Pogeul (juryeo) / (neulyeo) juseyo. Jjijeojin goseul suseonhae juseyo. I eolrukeul ppael su innayo? ... chajeureo watsseumnida. yangbok baji syeocheu

Negative Copula In Korean, when you are trying to say something is not something else, we use the negative copula anieyo. For instance, When saying 'A is not B', we would say :cho-nun songsaengnim-i anieyo ( I am not a teacher ). hanguk hakkwa-ga anieyo ( Not the Korean department ).

Answering questions with Yes and No in Korean This is a tricky aspect of the Korean language, it is quite different to how we would speak in English. For example: Question in English = "Do you like Korea ?" Answer in English = "Yes I do like it" or "No i dont" Answer in Korean = "No, I do like it" or "Yes i dont" As you can see...it can be confusing at first, so you will need to think carefully.

Where is it? When asking where something is in Korean, you would say (X-subject) odieyo? However, it is also possible to say (X-subject) odi issoyo? When answering a Where is question, you must always use issoyo as a verb such that:hakkyo-ga kogi issoyo ( the school is over there ).

Using Korean sentences with but.... We have previously seen that shillye hamnida and the equivalent shillye-jiman mean "Excuse me,but" or "I'm Sorry, but...." . There are lots of verbs where you may attach -jiman onto, here are a few of them:ka- ( go ) ka-jiman ( goes, but .......) ha- ( do ) ha-jiman ( does,but......) sa- ( buy ) sa-jiman ( buys,but.....) iss- ( is/are, have ) it-jiman ( has,but....) mashi- ( drink ) mashi-jiman ( drinks,but.....) mok- ( eat ) mok-jiman ( eats, but.......) anj- (sit ) anj-jiman ( sits, but.....) Note that for the word iss-jiman the double ss is re-written to itjiman At the Bank

At the Bank English I'd like to open an account. I'd like to 20,000 won. deposit / wire transfer / withdraw How much do you charge for a wire transfer? How much is the interest? I'd like to pay my bill. Hangul . 2 ... . / / ? ? . Pronunciation Gujwareul gaeseolhago sipseumnida. Imanwon ... haejuseyo. ipgeum / songgeum / inchul Songgeum susuryoneun eolmaimnikka? Ijaneun eolmana doinayo? Gonggwageumeul napbuhago sipseumnida.

At the Real Estate Office

At the Real Estate Office English I am looking for with 50 million won key money. lease of a house [room] on a deposit basis monthly rent studio house apartment business section I'd like to take a look. Hangul 5 ... . . ? Pronunciation Ocheonmanwone ...reul guhago sipseumnida. jeonse wolse wonrum dandokjutaek apateu sangga Hanbeon dulreobogo sipeundeyo. Jihacheol yeokeseoneun georiga eolmana geolrinayo?

How far from the subway station?

I want to have place close to subway station. I'd like to have (number) (3) rooms/ (2) bathrooms I'd like to have above (number) floor with beranda. How much is the depit modey? I like to check the building registration certificate.

. .. . (3) / (2)

Jihacheoljeongryujangeseo gakkaun goseul wonhamnida. ...i ..gae ineun goseul wonhamnida. bang (se)gae / yoksil (du)gae

(Sam) cheung isang (3) . berandaga ineun goseul wonhamnida. ? Bojeunggeumeun eolmana doinayo? Geonmul deunggibudeungboneul hwakinhago sipseumnida.

In Korean there are two sets of numbers which are used when counting, the first set are known as pure Korean numbers, and the other are Sino-korean which is based on the chinese numerals. The use of these numbers depends on the context in which it is used, for example the pure korean numbers are used when counting hours, and the sino korean when used to count minutes. kong il i sam sa o yuk ch'il p'al ku ship saship kuship paek ch'on man 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 40 90 100 1000 10,000 At the Bath House

shibil shibi shipsam shipsa shibo shimnyuk shipch'il shipp'al shibku iship

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

ishibil ishibi ishipsam ishipsa

21 22 23 24

ishipku samship

29 30

At the Bath House

English Two adults and one child, please.

Hangul 2 , 1 .

Pronunciation Eoreun dumyeong, ai hanmyeongimnida. Jjimjilbangeun iyonghaji aneulgeomnida. ...eul juseyo. syampu / binu tawol / gaun Matsaji seobiseureul batkko sipseumnida.

I don't want to use the sauna room. . Please give me shampoo / soap towel / robe I'd like to have massage service. ... . / / .

At the Customer Service Center

At the Customer Service Center English I think is out of orer. mobile phone / laptop / radio I can't see the monitor screen well. The sound is sometimes of and sometimes off. I can't start the computer power. I drop it and broke. I'd like to ragister. What is the reason? How long will it take to get fixed? Hangul ... . / / . . . . . ? ? Pronunciation ...ga gojangnan geot gatseumnida. hyudaepon / notbuk / radio Moniteoga jal an boyeoyo. Soriga deulryeotdaga an deulryeotdaga haeyo. Jeonwoni an kyeojimnida. Tteoleotteuryeoseo kkaejyeotsseumnida. Jeopsuhae juseyo. Wonini mueotingayo? Surihaneun de sigani eolmana geolrinayo? Suribiyongeun eolmana deumnikka?

How much will it cost to get fixed? ?

Is it under the free repair period? When should I come back to pick it up? Plaese, fix it as fast as you can.

? ? .

Musang seobiseu gigane haedang doinayo? Eonje chajeureo omyeon doinayo? Choidaehan ppalri surihae juseyo.

Making requests more polite The polite honorific -seyo can be used to make requests more polite, -seyo is used when the verb stem ends in in a vowel, and -useyo is used when the verb stem ends in a consonant. Examples of these are:mashi- becomes mashiseyo ha- becomes haseyo kidari- becomes kidariseyo iss- becomes issuseyo anj- becomes anjuseyo If you want to request someone to wait for you, you would say kidariseyo (Please wait !!). The use of -seyo means that you have a special respect for the person, for example if you say hansongsaengnim-i hakkyo-e kaseyo ,you are saying Mr Han is going to school. ( But you are also showing special respect for him ).

What you want to do ? Koreans use -ko ship'oyo which literally means want to, and this can be added to a verb stem. For example you may say, cho-nun mok-ko ship'oyo which means I want to eat, notice that when it is used, the -ko is utilised by being added to the end of the verb stem.

Making Suggestions When making suggestions, Koreans use -(u)pshida ( literally means lets do), as you may have guessed, -pshida is attached onto verb stems ending in a vowel, and -upshida is attached to verbstems ending in a consonant. Here are some examples:Umryosu mashipshida ( Lets have a drink ) Grammar 1 / [Lesson Created By KkOmA] . '-, -()' . [Subject particle. Particles which come after a noun shows 'subject' are: -, -(), etc.] 1. "-" --> : When the noun ends in a consonant.. add

2. "-" --> : When the noun ends in a vowel.. add ~ 1. : + --> 2. : + --> ', , , ' ', , , ' . When / is attached at the end of ', , , and ,' the words change into ', , , and .' . ? . ? ~ . . There is a pencil. . . There is not a pair of glasses. . . The watch is expensive. . . The strawberry is delicious. Grammar 2 / . '' . [Object particle. Comes after a noun and shows the "object" of the verb.] 1. "-" --> : When the noun ends in a consonant.. add 2. "-" --> : When the noun ends in a vowel.. add ~ 1. : + --> 2. : + --> ~ '-' . [ In spoken language, it may be omitted or abbreviated into '-' after a vowel. . --> " ." ~ . . I read a newspaper. . . I drink a cup of coffee. . . I swim. . . I buy an eraser.

Rules: 01. If a character has a romanization with letters separated by an "/", that is what the letter should be romanized as the final letter when found at the end of a syllable. Example: (rice) would be bap. 02. When is followed directly by , it should be romanized as shi. Example: (again) would be dashi. 03. To avoid confusion of syllables, a hyphen can be used. Example: (after) would be hu-e. 04. When , , , are found directly before vowel, they are romanized as g, d, r, b. 05. When , , , are found directly before a consonant, they should be romanized as k, t, r, p.

At the Dong Office

At the Dong Office English I'd like to renew Hangul . Pronunciation ..eul gangsinharyeogo hamnida.

foreign resident card resident card I'd like to report moving in / moving out birth / death / marriage I'd like to have a copy of a copy of resident registration a copy of one's family register

... . / / /

oegugindeungnokjeung jumindeungrokjeung ... singoreul haryeogo hamnida. jeonip / jeonchul chulsang / samang / honin

... 1 . ...reul hantong gyobubatkko sipseumnida. jumindeungrokdeungbon hojeokdeungbon

Grammar 3 [Lesson Created By KkOmA] . ', , ' , '-, -/' . [Particle with the meaning of 'also, too' May be attached to the end of other particles as in '- and -.'] [Similar to 'also, too'] ~ 1. . + . -----> . . 2. . + . ------> . . ~ . . . [ I prepare the lessons. I go over the lessons, too] . . . [ I read a book. I read a newspaper, too] . . . [ I meet a teacher. I meet a friend, too] . . . [ The movie is interesting. The novel is interesting, too] Grammar 4 / . , '', '' . [ Topic particle. Attached to nouns, adverbs, other particles or endings, it shows the subject of the sentence or may be used to show 'contrast' or 'emphasis'. ] 1. "" ----> : When the noun ends in a consonant, add "" 2. "" ----> : When the noun ends in vowel, add "" ~ 1. : + ---> 2. : + ---> ~ . . . [ There is a book. There is not a dictionary, though. ]

. . . [ The tie is cheap. However, the clothes are expensive. ] . . . [ The bus is slow. However, the subway train is fast. ] . . . [ It's hot in summer. However, it's cold in winter. ]

At the Airport At Immigration | At Customs | Buying Air Tickets | At the Baggage Claim | Other

At Immigration English What is the purpose of your visit? I am here [on business]. on vacation for sightseeing for shopping Is this your first visit to [Seoul]? Busan Yes, it is my first time. No, this is my second time. Hangul ? [] . [] ? , . , . , . Pronunciation Bangmun mokjeogeun mueosimnikka? Saeopcha watseumnida. Hyugacha Gwangwanghareo Syopinghareo Seoureneun cheoeum osyeotseumnikka? Busan Ne, Cheoeumimnida. Aniyo, Ibeoni dubeonjjaeimnida. Aniyo, Jangnyeon gyeoure wasseosseoyo. Aniyo, Yeoreummada omnida. Eodi meomureusil geongayo? OOhotere mugeul geoyeyo. Yuseuhoseutel Chingu jip

No, I came here last winter.

No, I come here every summer. , . Where are you going to stay? I am going to stay at [OO Hotel]. a youth hostel my friend's house ? [OO ] .

How long are you going to stay? I will be here for [ten days]. three weeks two months a year and a half

? [10 ] . 3 2 1

Eolmana meomureul yejeongimnikka? 10il dongan isseul geoyeyo. 3ju 2dal 1nyeon ban

At Customs English Do you have anything to declare? No, I don't. Nothing to declare I have only personal items. Please hand me the customs declaration form. Yes. Here it is. Open your baggage, please. Hangul ? , . . . . . . . Pronunciation Singohal mulgeon itseumnikka? Anio, Eopseumnida. Singohal mulpumi eopseumnida. Gaeinyongpum ppunimnida. Singoyangsik juseyo. Ye. Yeogiyo. Gabangeul yeoreo boseyo.

Buying Air Tickets English I'd like to reserve a seat on KAL Flight 724. What time (When) is the next flight to... ? Do you have a seat on that flight? I'd like a [one-way] ticket. Hangul ... 724 . ... ()? ? [] . Pronunciation 724pyeone yeyakago sipeoyo. Daeum haengeun myeot si(eonje)yeyo? Geupyeone bin jwaseogi isseoyo? Pyeondoro butakaeyo.

round trip I'd like a window seat in the nosmoking section. I'd like an aisle seat in the smoking section. I'd like to confirm my reservation. I'd like to change my flight reservation. Is the departure on time?

. . . . ? ? ? .

Wangbogeuro Geumyeonseok changmuncheugeuro butakaeyo. Kkigyeonseok tongnocheugeuro butakaeyo. Yeyageul jaehwaginhago sipeundeyo. Yeyageul byeongyeonghago sipeundeyo. Bihaenggineun jeonggage chulbalhaeyo? Bihaenggineun jeonggage dochakaeyo? Yeogiseo tapseungsusogi dwaeyo? Geiteu beonhoreul allyeo juseyo.

Is the arrival on time? Can I check in here? Please tell me the gate number.

At the Baggage Claim English How many bags do you want to check? Just one, please. How many bags do you have? I have two suitcases. This is carry-on baggage. Would you carry my bags, please? Hangul ? . ? . . ? Pronunciation Gabangeun myeot gae buchisil geoyeyo? Han gaemanyo. Gatgo gyesin jimi myeot gaeimnikka? Du gaeyeyo. I jimeun ginaero gajigo deureogamnida. Jim jom unbanhae jusigesseoyo?

Other English Can I have [your ticket], please? your passport your boarding pass your ID Here you are. / Yes. When is the next limousine bus? May I cash this traveler's check? I'd like to change this into [won]. yen US dollars . / . ? ? [] . Hangul [] ? Yeogiyo. / Ye. Daeum rimujin beoseuneun eonje innayo? I yeohaengja supyoreul hyeongeumeuro bakkwo jusigesseoyo? Hangukdoneuro bakkwo juseyo. Ilbondon Migukdalleo Pronunciation Seungchagwon jom boyeojusigesseoyo? Yeogwon Tapseunggwon Sinbunjeung

Grammar 5 [Lesson Created By KkOmA] . . '' '', '' . [Locative particle. Used after place or time noun and shows 'location, direction or time'.] [ Similar to 'in/at or to' ] ~ 1. : + ---> [: place] 2. : + ---> [: time] 3. : + ---> [: direction] ~ . . My family is at church. . . Milk is in the shop. . . I read a book at night. . . I go to the bank now. Grammar 6

 '' . [Added to the unit noun which counts numbers, it shows the 'standard' of the counting or unit.] [Similar to 'a, per, or by'] ~ 1. -- . -----> . 2. -- . -----> . ~ . . I go twice a week. . 20 . I read 20 pages per hour. . 4 . It costs 40,000 won by the set. . 10 . There are 10 students in a class.

Phone Dialogue

Phone Dialogue English Hello. This is (Hyejin) of the (Life in Korea). Who's calling, please? Could I speak to ... , please? Can I talk to ... , please? I'll put you through. Hold on, please. I'm afraid ... isn't in at the moment. Do you want ... to call you back? Could I take a message? . ( ) (). ? ... ? ... . . . ... . ... ? ? Hangul Pronunciation Yeoboseyo. Jeon (Life in Korea)ui (Hyejin)imnida. Nuguseyo? ... ssiwa tonghwahal su isseulkkayo? ... ssi jom butakdeurimnida. Jega yeongyeolhae deurigetsseumnida. Jamsiman gidariseyo. Joesonghajiman ... ssiga jamsi jarireul biwotsseumnida. ... ssiege dasi jeonhwaharago halkkayo? Mesigireul badeul su itsseulkkayo?

Would you like to leave a message? The line is busy. Could you repeat that, please? Could you speak up a little, please? I will call you back. When can I call?

? . ? ? . ? Feelings

Mesigireul namgisigetsseuyo? Tonghwajungimnida. Dasi malsseumhae jusigetsseuyo? Jom deo keuge malsseumhae jusigetsseuyo? Jega dasi geolgetsseumnida. Eonjejjeum tonghwaga ganeunghalkkayo?

Feelings English (I) (you) love like hate detest dearly love Thank you. Thank you. I am sorry. I am very sorry. I feel (am) angry sad happy Hangul Pronunciation

() () .. (Naneun) (dangsineul) ..haeyo. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . Saranghaeyo. Joahaeyo. Miwohaeyo. Jeungohaeyo. Samohaeyo. Gomapseumnida. Gamsahamnida. Mianhamnida. Joesonghamnida. Naneun ..haeyo. Hwaganayo. Seulpeoyo. Gippeoyo.

merry excited depressed afraid nervous thankful sorry puzzeled confused pleased disappointed excited surprised happy unhappy lonely lonely refreshed unpleasant comfortable falsely accused shameful ashamed stuffy (or difficulty in breathing) bored

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Jeulgeowoyo. Sinnayo. Uulhaeyo. Museowoyo. Bulanhaeyo. Gomawoyo. Mianhaeyo. Hwangdanghaeyo. Danghwangseureowoyo. Manjokseureowoyo. Silmangiyeyo. Heungbundoeyo. Nolrawoyo. Haengbokaeyo. Bulhaenghaeyo. Godokaeyo. Oerowoyo. Sangkoaehaeyo. Bulkoaehaeyo. Pyeonhaeyo. Eogulhaeyo. Bukkeureowoyo. Changpihaeyo. dapdapaeyo. Jiruhaeyo.

painful It is inconvenient hard difficult easy intresting mystic charming moving admirable stylish pretty beautiful cute complicated simple

. () .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Apayo. (Geugeoseun) ..haeyo. Bulpyeonhaeyo. Himdeureoyo. Eoryeowoyo. Swiwoyo. Jaemiisseoyo. Sinbihaeyo. Maeryeokjeokiyeyo. Gamdongjeokiyeyo. Hullyunghaeyo. Meositsseoyo. Yeppeoyo. Areumdawoyo. Gwiyeowoyo. Bokjaphaeyo. Dansunhaeyo.

Relationship

Relationship English boyfriend girlfriend sweetheart (boyfriend, girlfriend) Hangul Pronunciation namjachingu yeojachingu aein

couple dating date blind date marriage meeting engagement wedding broken heart breaking off engagement divorce second marriage darling, honey, sweety It was love at first sight. Will you be my girlfriend? Will you be my boyfriend?

yeonin yeonae deiteu miting matseon yakhon gyeoron siryeon pahon ihon jaehon Jagi, Yeobo

. Urin seoro cheonnune banhaesseoyo. ? ? Nae yeojachinguga doeeojullae? Nae namjachinguga doeeojullae? Narang sagwillaeyo? Saranghamnida. Dangsinege banhaetsseumnida. Urin cheonsaengyeonbuniya. Uri heeojyeosseo. Jeorang gyeoronae juseyo. Naneun geuege chayeotsseoyo.

Would you like to go out with me? ? I love you. I'm crazy about you. We're a match made in heaven. We split up. Would you marry me? He broke up with me. . . . . . .

Verbs

Verbs English beat bend bind boil break break Hangul Pronunciation dudeurida guburida mukda kkeurida kkeokda busuda budichida taeuda mutda burda japda bakkuda ssipda jogaknaeda muneojida bitda oda sikida deopda ulda kkeunta (chum)chuda pada

bumped into burn bury call catch change chew chop collapse comb come cool cover cry cut dance dig ()

drink drive drop eat erase fall fix fold frown fry give go grind hang hang have hear heat hold hold hold up holler improve kick laugh

()

masida molda(unjeonhada) tteoreotteurida meokda jiuda neomeojida gochida jeopda jjinggeurida twigida juda gada galda maedalda geolda gatda deutda dalguda kkida gwida deureo olida oechida jeungjinhada chada utda

learn lie down lock lose make make measure melt miss mix open open parch paste pay photograph pick pick up pile up play polish pour press press protect

baeuda nupda jamgeuda ilta mandeulda sikida jaeda nogida nochida seokda yeolda pyeolchida bokda bareuda jibulhada sajinjjikda ssusida jipda ssata nolda ttakda ttareuda nurda nureuda gamssada

pull pull pull out push put put between put down put in put off put on put on put on put on put on raise read repair rinse away roast roll rub run rush scratch search

() () ()

danggida kkeulda kkeonaeda milda nota kkiuda naerida neotda (ot) butda eonda (ot) ipda (sinbal) sinda chada buchida olida ikda gochida haengda gupda malda munjireuda dallida seodureuda geukda chatda

see shake off shave shave shout shut shut up sit sleep smoke smoke soak spread sprinkle stained stamp stand up stand up stir stop strike strike struck suck take

()

boda teolda kkakda milda sorichida datda damulda anda jada piuda piuda damgeuda pyeoda ppurida mutda (dojang)jjikda ireonada seoda jeotda meomchuda chida ttaerida matda ppalda tada

take take off take off take out talk tear throw throw away turn turn off turn over undo wake up walk wash write write

batda naerida ttaeda ppaeda marada jjitda deonjida beorida neomgida kkeuda dwijipda

wonsangtaero dollida kkaeda geotda ssitda sseuda jeokda

Adjectives Weather | Emotions | Feelings | Colors | Tastes | Measurements | Textures | Speeds

Weather English windy snowy Hangul Pronunciation

barami buneun nuni naerineun

rainy shiny hot cold cool cool chilly warm humid dry cold

biga naerineun binnaneun deoun chuun siweonan seonseonan ssaneuran ttatteutan sppan geonjohan chaghun

scorching mopsi tteugeoun rough geochin

Emotions English good happy terrible afraid humorous exciting pleasant happy sad Hangul Pronunciation joeun hangbokan museoun duryeoun utkkineun sinnaneun jeulgeoun kippeun seulpeun

gloomy lonely lonely anxious complicated simple refreshing pleasant interesting tedious thankful grateful sorry angry bad bad stylish glorious dazzling sparkling charming admirable great proud moving

uulhan godokan oeroun geokjeongdoeneun bokjjapan dansunan sangkoehan youkoehan heungmiroun jiruhan gomaun kamsahan mianhan hwanan nappeun mottoen meositneun challanan nunbusin

banjjakgeorineun maeryeokjjeogin hullyunghan widaehan

jarangseureoun gamdongjeokin

undeserved shameful unpleasant peaceful

eogulhan bukkeureoun bulkoehan pyeonghwaroun bulpyeonhan

inconvenient

Feelings English pretty cute beautiful quite lovely hateful shy good live dead fresh lively withered hopeful powerful arduous arduous Hangul Pronunciation yeppeun gwiyeoun areumdaun joyonghan

sarangseureoun miun sujubeun chakan saraitneun jugeun sinseonhan singsinghan sideureun himangchan himitneun godoen himgyeoun

difficult easy

eoryeoun sheun pyeonanhan seotureun eongseonghan wanbyeokan geungjeongjeogin myeonghwakan tturyeotan

comfortable poor sparse perfect positive clear definite careful close loose loose pleased strong brave healthy weak sick tickling tired sleepy smart stupid clean

josimseureoun gakkaun heolgeoun heolleonghan

manjokseureoun teunteunhan ssikssikan geonganghan yakan apeun ganjireoun pigonhan jollin ttokttokan meongcheonghan kkaekkeuttan

neat straight dirty messy noisy

kkalkkeumhan bandeutan deoreoun jijeobunhan sikkeureoun

Colors English Hangul Pronunciation green blue red red yellow white black dark bright dark light pureun paran ppalgan bulgeun noran hayan geomeun eoduun balgeun jinan yeonhan

Tastes English delicious tasteless Hangul Pronunciation masitneun madeopneun

hot puckery sour sweet salty taste flat tasty fatty

maeun tteolbeun sin dan jjan singgeoun gosohan gireumjin gaeunhan jinhan yeonhan

refreshing thick mild

Measurements English many few abundant enough lacking abundant needy poor Hangul Pronunciation maneun jeogeun pungbuhan neokneokan bujokan pungjokan bingonhan gananhan jeokdanghan keun jareun

appropriate big small

roomy narrow long short high low fat chubby thick thin thin deep shallow near far

neolbeun jobeun gin jjalbeun nopeun najeun ttungttunghan tongtonghan gulgeun ganeun nalssinhan gippeun yateun gakkaun meon

Textures English smooth soft coarse round round square angled Hangul Pronunciation

mikkeureoun budeureoun geochin donggeuran dunggeun naemonan gakjin

sharp sharp tender

ppyojokan

nalkaroun yeonhan puksinhan ttakttakan chokchokan chukchukan gireumjin geonjohan kkeunjeokan

cushiony hard damp wet oily dry sticky

Speeds English Hangul Pronunciation fast early rapid urgent hurried late slow ppareun ireun sinsokhan geuppan seodureun neujeun cheoncheoni

Adverbs Time | Place | Frequency | Degree | Questions | Others

Place English Hangul Pronunciation here there there yeogi geogi jeogi

Frequency English once twice sometimes occasionally occasionally often Hangul Pronunciation hanbeon dubeon gakkeum ttaettaero jongjong jaju gyesok neul

continuously always

Degree English very well very very much perfectly Hangul Pronunciation aju jal daedanhi goaengjanghi wanjeonhi

simply very very too

dansunhi maeu sangdanghi neomu eomcheong deo deol bulgwa mureyo gajang jeil magu jeoldae

enormously more less only as many as most the first at random absolutely

Questions English when where how who what why Hangul Pronunciation eonje eodiseo eotteoke nuga mueoseul wae myeochina eolmana eoneu

how many how much which

Others English rightly as expected in the end of course fortunately unfortunatel y to my regret by itself Hangul Conjunctions Pronunciation baro gwaeyon geupgiya mulron dahanghi bulhanghi yougamsreopgaed o jeojeolro

Conjunctions English and but but but so because Hangul Pronunciation geurigo geureona

geureochiman hajiman geuraeseo ttaemune ttaeraseo ieoseo amuri

in accordance with following however

Geography NOTES: If you see a lot of garbage on your screen, you need to set your Web browser to read Korean characters.

Country Names | Continents | Oceans

Country Names English Korea South Korea North Korea Australia Austria Brazil Canada China (PRC) China (Taiwan) England (United Kingdom) France Germany Hong Kong India Italy Japan Malaysia Hangul Pronunciation han-gook nam-han puk-han hoju osu t'ria burajil k'aenada chung-guk daeman yeong-guk p'urangsu tok-il hong k'ong indo it'al-lia ilbon mallae-i jia

Mexico Mongolia Myanmar (Burma) New Zealand The Philippines Singapore Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand United States of America Vietnam

maeksik'o mong-go miyanma nyu jeelaendu p'ileepeen sing-gap'ol sup'ai-in suwei-dain suweisu t'ae-guk mi-guk baet'unam

Continents English Asia Europe South America North America Oceania Africa Hangul asia yureop namamerika bukamerika oseania apeurika Pronunciation

Oceans English Pacific Ocean Hangul Pronunciation taepyeongyang

Atlantic Ocean Indian Ocean South Pole North Pole

daeseoyang indoyang namgeuk bukgeuk

Numbers and Counting Koreans use 2 different sets of cardinal numbers, depending on the situation- Korean numbers and Chinese numbers. Although they usually use Arabic numerals, sometimes Chinese characters are used for prices. Use the Korean forms for the number of items (1-99) and age: 2 children 5 bottle of beer, 27 years old. Use the Chinese forms for dates (but see below), money, addresses, phone numbers, and numbers above 100. Most Asian counting systems are based on increments of 10,000 rather than 1,000. For example, the number 100,000 is represented by "10 ten-thousands" rather than "100 thousands." As can be imagined, this causes much confusion for everyone when converting numbers between Korean and other languages. If you have any doubt, verify large numbers in writing (or on a calculator) and check the number of digits. That W500,000 antique chest may actually be W5,000,000! NOTES: If you see a lot of garbage on your screen, you need to set your Web browser to read Korean characters.

Numbers (Korean forms are in parentheses) English 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Hangul () () () () () () () () () Pronunciation il (hana) ee (tul) sam (set) sa (net) oh (tasot) yuk (yosot) ch'il (ilgop) p'al (yodolp) gu (ahop)

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 200 1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000

()

ship (yol)

() ship-il (yol-hana) () () () ship-ee (yol-tul) ship-sam (yol-set) ship-sa (yol-net)

() ship-oh (yol-tasot) () shim-yuk (yol-yosot) () ship-ch'il (yol-ilgop) () shi-p'al (yol-yodolp) () ship-gu (yol-ahop) () () () () () () () () ee-ship (sumul) sam-ship (sorun) sa-ship (mahun) oh-ship (shween) yuk-ship (yesun) ch'il-ship (irun) p'al-ship (yodun) gu-ship (ahun) baek ee-baek ch'eon man ship-man baek-man eok

100,000,000

Use Chinese numbers for all date-related numbers except hours. Weekdays English Sunday Monday Tuesday Hangul Pronunciation ilyo-il wolyo-il hwayo-il suyo-il mogyo-il kumyo-il t'oyo-il

Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Months English January February March April May June July August September October November December

Hangul Pronunciation ilwol eewol samwol sawol ohwol yuwol ch'ilwol p'alwol guwol shiwol shibilwol shibeewol

Places in Korea Historical Places | Royal Palaces | Temples | Parks | Shopping Areas | Museums Sports Arenas / Areas | Landmarks | Others | Valleys / Islands / Beaches | General Words

Historical Places English Seoul Memorial Hall Dongnimmun Seodaemun Prison gungnimmyoji dongnimmun seodaemun hyeongmuso namsangol jeontong minsok maeul Hangul Pronunciation

Namsangol Traditional Folk Village

Gyeonggi Province / Incheon

Site of Goryeo Palace Panmunjeom Haengju Mountain Fortress Korean Folk Village

South ChungChong Province / Daejeon

goryeo wanggungteo panmunjeom haengju sanseong hanguk minsokchon

Tomb of King Muryong Yonji (pond) Manharu (pavilion) Ssangsujong (pavilion) Kongju Hyanggyo (local school annexed to the Confucian shrine)

muryong wangneung yonji manharu ssangsujong kongju hyanggyo

Chunghyon Sowon (memorial hall for the great scholars and loyal subjects of the past) Hwangsae Bawi (rock) Catholic Martyrdom Site

chunghyon sowon hwangsae bawi catholic sungyoji kim chong-so janggun mudeom

Tomb of Gen. Kim Chong-so

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju

Seogbinggo (Ice Storage) Cheonmachong Andong Folk Village Hahoe Folk Village

Gyeongsang Province / Busan

seogbinggo cheonmachong andong minsokchon hahoe minsokchon

Yungong-dan U.N. Cemetery Deokcheon Seowon Okjeon Tumuli Tomb of King Suro Tomb of Queen Suro Mun Ikjeom (First Cotton Cultivation)

UN

yungong-dan UN myoji deokcheon seowon okjeon gobungun gimsuro wangneung gimsuro wangnbireung mun ikjeom

South Jeolla Province / Gwangju Nagan Folk Village North Jeolla Province Jiri-san Combat Memorial jirisan jeontu ginyeomgwan nagan minsok maeul

North Chunchong Province Deokju Sanseong deokju sanseong cheongpung munhwajae danji chungnyeol-sa jungang tap

Relocation of Cheongpung Cultural Properties Chungnyeol-sa Shrine Jungang Pagoda Jeju Island Residence of Kim, Cheong-hi Samseonghyeol Seongeup Folk Village Jeju Folk Village

kim cheong-hi yubaeji samseonghyeol seongeup minsokchon jeju minsokchon

Royal Palaces English Hangul Seoul Deoksu Palace Unhyeon Palace Gyeongbok Palace deoksugung unhyeongung gyeongbokgung changdeokgung (biwon) changgyeonggung gyeonghuigung jongmyo Pronunciation

Changdeok Palace (Biwon Garden) () Changgyeong Palace Gyeonghui Palace Jongmyo Shrine Incheon

Yongheung Palace

yongheunggung

Temples English Hangul Seoul Jogye-sa Hwagye-sa Bongwon-sa Bongeun-sa Incheon Jeondeung-sa jeondeung-sa jogye-sa hwagye-sa bongwon-sa bongeun-sa Pronunciation

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon Hyeonchung-sa Yongun-sa hyeonchung-sa yongun-sa

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju Donghwa-sa Tongilyak-sa Eunjeok-sa Golgul-sa Bunhwang-sa Bulguk-sa Hwangryong-sa Eunmun-sa dnghwa-sa tongilyak-sa eunjeok-sa golgul-sa bunhwang-sa bulguk-sa hwangryong-sa eunmun-sa samjeongul-sa dori-sa

Samjeon Grotto Temple Dori-sa

Songnim-sa

songnim-sa

Souht Gyeongsang Province / Busan Yonggung-sa Beomeo-sa Daewon-sa Gilsang-am Seognam-sa Ssanggye-sa Naewon-sa Tongdo-sa Haein-sa yonggung-sa beomeo-sa daewon-sa gilsang-am seognam-sa ssanggye-sa naewon-sa tongdo-sa haein-sa

South Jeolla Province / Gwangju Daedun-sa Yeongok-sa Seonam-sa Songgwang-sa Cheoneun-sa Hwaom-sa North Jeolla Province Silsang-sa silsang-sa daedun-sa yeongok-sa seonam-sa songgwang-sa cheoneun-sa hwaom-sa

North Chungchong Province Mireuk-sa Beopju-sa Gyeonggi Province Naksan-sa Sinheung-sa naksan-sa sinheung-sa mireuk-saji beopju-sa

Jeju Island Yakcheon-sa Cheonwhang-sa yakcheon-sa cheonwhang-sa

Parks English Seoul Yeouido Park Olympic Park Dosan Park Yangjae Citizens' Forest Namsan Park Han River Park Paris Park Seonyudo Park Maronie Park Sajik Park Tapgol Park Hongneung Arboretum National Memorial Seoul Grand Park Gyeonggi Province / Incheon Jayu Park Incheon Grand Park Wolmisan Park jayu gongwon Incheon daegongwon wolmisan gongwon yeouido gongwon ollimpik gongwon dosan gongwon yangjae siminui sup namsan gongwon hangang simin gongwon ppari gongwon seonyudo gongwon maronie gongwon sajik gongwon tapgol gongwon hongneung sumogwon gungnip hyeonchungwon seouldaegongwon Hangul Pronunciation

Yuldong Park

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon

yuldong gongwon

Gyeryong-san National Park Taean Haean National Park EXPO Park

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju

gyeryongsang gungnipgongwon taean haebyeon gungnipgongwon expo gongwon

Palgong-san Provincial Park Mangu Park Duryu Park Suseong Resort Ap-san Park Tumuli Park Geumo-san Provincial Park Mungyeong Saejae Provincial Park

Gyeongsang Province / Busan

palgong-san dorip gongwon mangu gongwon duryu gongwon suseongmot ap-san gongwon tumuli gongwon geumo-san dorip gongwon mungyeong saejae dorip gongwon

Dadaepo Beach Geumgang Park Annam Park Gaya-san National Park Jiri-san National Park (South Gyeongsang area)

dadaepo haesuyokjang geumgang gongwon annam gongwon gaya-san gungnipgongwon Jiri-san Gungnipgongwon

South Jeolla Province / Gwangju Duryun-san Provincial Park North Chunchong Province duryun-san dorip gongwon

Worak-san National Park Songni-san National Park

() Gangwon Province

worak-san gungnipgongwon songni-san gungnipgongwon

Odae-san National Park Seorak-san National Park

Jeju Island

odae-san gungnipgongwon seorak-san gungnipgongwon

Halla-san National Park Mok Seok Won Sinsan Park Hallim Park Halla Arboretum Bija-rim Forest

halla-san gungnipgongwon mok seok won sinsan gongwon hallim gongwon halla sumogwon bija-rim

Shopping Areas English Seoul Myeong-dong Shopping Area Yongsan Electronics Market Garak-dong Agricultural Market Gyeong-dong Oriental Medicine Market Wholesale Plant and Flower Market Dongdaemun Market / myeongdong syopingga yongsan jeonjasangga garakdong nongsusanmul sijang gyeongdong hanyaksijang gosokbeoseu teomineol jiha singmul kkot sijang dongdaemun sijang Hangul Pronunciation

Central City Yangjae Flower Market Namdaemun Market Noryangjin Fish Market Nonhyeon Furniture Street Janganpyeong Antique Market Insa-dong Shopping Area Itaewon-dong Shopping Area COEX Mall Hwanghak-dong Flea Market Rodeo Street

COEX Gyeonggi Province / Incheon

central city yangjae kkot sijang namdaemun sijang noryangjin susan sijang nonhyeon-dong gagugeori janganpyeong goldongpumsangga insa-dong sangga itaewon sangga coex sangga hwanghak-dong byeoruksijang rodeo geori

Ganghwa Market Hwapyeong-dong Naengmyeon Street Moran Market Sorae Market Icheon Pottery Village

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon

ganghwa sijang hwapyeong-dong naengmyeongeori moran sijang sorae sijang icheon dojagichon

Geumsan Market Yuseong Market

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju

geumsan sijang yuseong sijang

Seomun Market Yakjeon Herbal Medicine Market

seomun sijang yakjeon hanyak sijang jungang/daeshin jiha

Jungang and Daeshin Underground Arcades /

arcade Gyeongju Folk's Hand Craft Village Andong Market Gyeongsang Province / Busan Texas Street Gwangbok-dong & Nampo-dong Gukje Market Jagalchi Fish Market Busanjin Market / South Jeolla Province / Gwangju Damyang Bamboo Market Gurye Market North Jeolla Province Namwon Market Iri Jewelry Center Jeju Island Jeju Folk Arts Complex jeju minsok bangmulgwan namwon sijang iri boseok center damyang jukjepum sijang gurye sijang oegugin sangga gwangbok-dong / nampo-dong gukje sijang jagalchi eosijang busanjin sijang gyeongju minsok sugongye maeul andong sijang

Museums English Seoul National Folk Museum Kimchi Museum gungnip minsok bangmulgwan kimchi bangmulgwan Hangul Pronunciation

Seoul Historical Museum Seoul Railway Museum Agricultural Museum War Museum

Gyeonggi Province

seoul yeoksa bangmulgwan seoul cheoldo bangmulgwan nongeop bangmulgwan jeonjaeng ginyeomgwan

Moga Buddhist Museum Odusan Observatory Haegang Pottery Museum

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon

yeoju moga bulgyo bangmulgwan odusan jeonmangdae haegang doja misulgwan

Independence Memorial Hall

dongnipginyeomgwan

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju Nakdong River Battle Museum Gyeongju National Museum Silla History and Science Museum Andong Folk Museum Hahoe Mask Museum Gyeongsang Province / Busan Busan Cultural Center and Municipal Museum / Woojangchun Museum Bokcheon-dong Museum Gimhae Natural Museum Naval Academy Museum Jeju Island busan munhwa hoegwan/sirip bangmulgwan woojangchun bangmulgwan bokcheon-dong bangmulgwan gimhae bangmulgwan haegun sagwanhakgyo nakdong-gang jeontu ginyeomgwan gyeongju gungnip bangmulgwan silla yeoksa gwahakgwan andong minsok bangmulgwan hahoe tal bangmulgwan

Folklore and Natural History Museum Jeju Education Museum Jeju Independence Museum

minsok jayeonsa bangmulgwan jeju gyoyuk bangmulgwan jeju dongnipginyeomgwan

Sports Arenas / Areas English Hangul Seoul Seoul World Cup Stadium Dongdaemun Stadium National Sport Institute Mok-dong Ice Rink Olympic Stadium Jamsil Baseball Stadium Jamsil Sports Complex Jamsil Gymnasium Jangchung Gymnasium Hyochang Stadium Gyeonggi Province / Incheon Incheon Munhak Stadium Suwon World Cup Stadium Seoul Ski Resort Yangji Ski Resort Cheonmasan Ski Resort Jisan Ski Resort Bears Town Ski Resort incheon munhak gyeonggijang suwon world cup gyeonggijang seoul skijang yangji skijang cheonmasan skijang jisan skijang bears town skijang seoul world cup gyeonggijang dongdaemun undongjang kukkiwon mok-dong aiseuringkeu ollimpik ju gyeonggijang jamsil yagujang jamsil jonghap undongjang jamsil cheyukgwan jangchung cheyukgwan hyochang undongjang Pronunciation

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon Daejeon World Cup Stadium daejeon world cup gyeonggijang

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju Daegu Sports Complex Stadium Gyeongsang Province / Busan Busan Sports Complex Main Stadium Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium South Jeolla Province / Gwangju Gwangju World Cup Stadium North Jeolla Province Jeonju World Cup Stadium Muju Ski Resort Gangwon Province Daemyeong Vivaldi Ski Resort Yongpyeong Ski Resort Seongwoo Resort Alps Ski Resort Phoenix Park Jeju Island Jeju World Cup Stadium jeju world cup gyeonggijang daemyeong vivaldi ski resort yongpyeong ski resort seongwoo resort alps ski resort phoenix park jeonju world cup gyeonggijang muju skijang gwangju world cup gyeonggijang busan jonghap undongjang jugyeonggijang ulsan munsu chukgu gyeonggijang daegu jonghap gyeonggijang

Landmarks English Hangul Seoul Myeongdong Cathedral myeongdong daeseongdang Pronunciation

Yeouido Dongdaemun Seoul Tower Namdaemun (Great South Gate) Korea Life Insurance (KLI) 63 Building Cheonggwonsa Shrine Gimpo Airport Seoul Station Korea World Trade Center Gyeongbok Palace

63 Gyeonggi Province / Incheon

yeouido dongdaemun seoul tower namdaemun yuk-sam Building cheonggwonsa mudeom gimpo gonghang seoulyeok hanguk jonghap muyeok center gyeongbokgung

Incheon International Airport Yeongjong Island China Town Suwon Mountain FOrtress Bukhan Mountain Fortress

incheon gukje gonghang yeongjongdo china town suwon hwaseong bukhan sanseong

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju Daegu Culture and Art Hall Gatbawi Peak Gyerim Woods Tumuli Park Anapji Pond Cheomseongdae Observatory Hwangryong-sa Bomun Resort Andong Dam daegu munhwa yesul hoegwan gatbawi gyerim tumuli gongwon anapji cheomseongdae hwangryong-sa bomundanji andong dam

Jangseong Park Uiseong Dinosaur Tracks POSCO Steel Works Jinnam Gyoban Homigot Lighthouse

Gyeongsang Province / Busan

jangseong gongwon uiseong gongnyong heunjeok pohang jecheol jinnam gyoban homigot deungdae

Busan Station Seomyeon Dalmaji Hill Yongdu-san Park Dongbaek Island Songdo Beach Taejongdae Samseong-gung Eoleum-gol Ice Valley Namhae Bridge Cheonghak-dong Chokseok-nu Pavilion Jasujeong Cave Bulil Falls

North Jeolla Province

busanyeok seomyeon dalmaji eondeok yongdu-san gongwon dongbaekseom songdo haesuyokjang taejongdae samseong-gung eoleum-gol ice valley namhae daegyo cheonghak-dong chokseok-nu jasujeong donggul bulil pokpo

Gwanghallu Dongpyeongjae Street

North Chungchong Province

gwanghallu dongpyeongjae geori

Oksun-bong Gudam-bong

oksun-bong gudam-bong

Geumsu-san Sain-am Rock Sangseon-am Gosu Cave Dodam Sambong Seokmun Songgye Valley Cheondong Cave Chungju Lake Tangeum-dae Jungseon-am Haseon-am

Gangwon Province

geumsu-san sain-am rock sangseon-am gosu dongul dodam sambong Seokmun songgye gyegok cheondonggul chungju-ho tangeum-dae jungseon-am haseon-am

Hwanseon Cave

Jeju Island

hwanseongul

Daepo Seashore Dragon Head Rock Gimnyeong-gul and Manjang-gul (Caves)

daepo haebyeon yongdu-am gimnyeong-gul/manjang-gul geumneung seokbul-won sarabong sangumburi sanbang-san dumunpo suwol-bong seongsan ilchubong SONGAK-SAN

Geumneung Seokbul-won (Stone Garden) Sarabong Peak Sangumburi Crater Sanbang-san Mountain Dumunpo Seashore Suwol-bong Peak Seongsan Ilchubong (Sunrise Peak) Songak-san Peak

Jeju Culture and Art Center Jeongbang Waterfall Cheonjaeyeon Waterfall Cheonjiyeon Waterfall Hangpadu-ri Fortress

jeju munhwa yesul center jeongbang pokpo cheonjaeyeon pokpo cheonjiyeon pokpo hangpadu-ri

Others English Seoul Little Angels Performing Arts Center National Theater of Korea Seoul Arts Center Cheongdong Theater Korea House Han River Boat Cruise COEX Center Lotte World Ever Land Seoul Land Dream Land COEX Incheon Songdo Park South Chungchong Province / Daejeon Asan Hot Springs North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju asan oncheon songdo yuwonji little angels yesulhoegwan gungnip geukjang seoul arts center cheongdong geukjang hangugui jip hangang yuramseon coex center lotte world ever land seoul land dream land Hangul Pronunciation

Woobang Tower Land Eastern Historic Zone 'Taejo Wanggeon' Movie Set

" " Gyeongsang Province / Busan

woobang tower land dongbu yeoksa yujeokji 'taejo wanggeon' chwaryeongjang

Tezroc Boat Tours Busan Aquarium Busan Cultural Center and Municipal Museum Tongdo Fantasia

/ North Jeolla Province

tezroc gwangwang yuramseon busan aquarium busan munhwa hoegwan/sirip bangmulgwan tongdo fantasia

Namwon Tourist Complex

North Chungchong Province

namwon gwangwangdanji

Danyang Hot Springs Chungju Ferry Danyang City Chungju City

Gangwon Province

danyang oncheon chungju ferry danyang-si chungju-si

Sokcho City

Jeju Island

sokcho-si

Jeju Port Yomiji Arboretum Tap-dong Jungmun Resort Complex Coastal Highway Bunjae Yaesulwon

jeju hang yomiji sumogwon tap-dong jungmun gwangwangdanji haeandoro bunjae yaesulwon

Valleys / Islands / Beaches English Hangul Seoul Songchu Valley Incheon Yeongjong Island Ganghwa Island Wolmi Island Seongmo Island yeongjongdo ganghwado wolmido seongmodo songchu gyegok Pronunciation

Gyeongsang Province / Busan Gwangalli Beach Songjeong Beach Haeundae Beach gwangalli haesuyokjang songjeong haesuyokjang haeundae haesuyokjang

South Jeolla Province / Gwangju Wando Port Jeju Island Hamdeok Beach Hyeopjae Beach hamdeok haesuyokjang hyeopjae haesuyokjang wando

General Words English mountain sea beach Hangul san bada haebyeon Pronunciation

field river lake valley temple temple temple station subway station train station bus station airport beach hill tower aquarium arboretum park zoo fall cave bridge large bridge palace rock

deul gang hosu gyegok sachal sawon jeol yeok jihacheoryeok gichayeok beoseujeongnyuso gonghang haesuyokjang eondeok top sujokgwan sumogwon gongwon dongmurwon pokpo donggul dari daegyo gung bawi

rock gate

am mun

Seoul English Myeong-dong Shopping Area Yongsan Electronics Market Hangul Pronunciation myeongdong syopingga yongsan jeonjasangga garakdong nongsusanmul sijang gyeongdong hanyaksijang gosokbeoseu teomineol jiha singmul kkot sijang dongdaemun sijang central city yangjae kkot sijang namdaemun sijang noryangjin susan sijang nonhyeon-dong gagugeori janganpyeong goldongpumsangga insa-dong sangga itaewon sangga coex sangga

Garak-dong Agricultural Market

Gyeong-dong Oriental Medicine Market

Wholesale Plant and Flower Market

/ COEX

Dongdaemun Market Central City Yangjae Flower Market Namdaemun Market Noryangjin Fish Market Nonhyeon Furniture Street Janganpyeong Antique Market Insa-dong Shopping Area Itaewon-dong Shopping Area COEX Mall

Hwanghak-dong Flea Market Rodeo Street

hwanghak-dong byeoruksijang rodeo geori

Gyeonggi Province / Incheon English Ganghwa Market Hwapyeong-dong Naengmyeon Street Moran Market Sorae Market Icheon Pottery Village Hangul Pronunciation ganghwa sijang

hwapyeong-dong naengmyeongeori moran sijang sorae sijang icheon dojagichon

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon English Geumsan Market Jungang Market Yuseong Market Hangul Pronunciation geumsan sijang jungang sijang yuseong sijang

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju English Seomun Market Yakjeon Herbal Medicine Market Hangul Pronunciation seomun sijang yakjeon hanyak sijang jungang/daeshin jiha arcade

Jungang and Daeshin Underground Arcades /

Gyeongju Folk's Hand Craft Village Andong Market

gyeongju minsok sugongye maeul andong sijang

Gyeongsang Province / Busan English Texas Street Hangul Pronunciation oegugin sangga gwangbok-dong / nampo-dong gukje sijang jagalchi eosijang busanjin sijang

Gwangbok-dong & Nampo-dong / Gukje Market Jagalchi Fish Market Busanjin Market

South Jeolla Province / Gwangju English Hangul Pronunciation

Damyang Bamboo Market damyang jukjepum sijang Gurye Market gurye sijang

North Jeolla Province English Namwon Market Hangul Pronunciation namwon sijang

Iri Jewelry Center iri boseok center

Jeju Island English Hangul Pronunciation

Jeju Folk Arts Complex

jeju minsok bangmulgwan Seoul

English Myeong-dong Shopping Area Yongsan Electronics Market Garak-dong Agricultural Market Gyeong-dong Oriental Medicine Market Wholesale Plant and Flower Market Dongdaemun Market Central City Yangjae Flower Market Namdaemun Market Noryangjin Fish Market Nonhyeon Furniture Street Janganpyeong Antique Market Insa-dong Shopping Area Itaewon-dong Shopping Area COEX Mall Hwanghak-dong Flea Market Rodeo Street

Hangul / COEX

Pronunciation myeongdong syopingga yongsan jeonjasangga garakdong nongsusanmul sijang gyeongdong hanyaksijang gosokbeoseu teomineol jiha singmul kkot sijang dongdaemun sijang central city yangjae kkot sijang namdaemun sijang noryangjin susan sijang nonhyeon-dong gagugeori janganpyeong goldongpumsangga insa-dong sangga itaewon sangga coex sangga hwanghak-dong byeoruksijang rodeo geori

Gyeonggi Province / Incheon English Hangul Pronunciation

Ganghwa Market Hwapyeong-dong Naengmyeon Street Moran Market Sorae Market Icheon Pottery Village

ganghwa sijang

hwapyeong-dong naengmyeongeori moran sijang sorae sijang icheon dojagichon

South Chungchong Province / Daejeon English Geumsan Market Jungang Market Yuseong Market Hangul Pronunciation geumsan sijang jungang sijang yuseong sijang

North Gyeongsang Province / Daegu / Gyeongju English Seomun Market Yakjeon Herbal Medicine Market Hangul Pronunciation seomun sijang yakjeon hanyak sijang jungang/daeshin jiha arcade gyeongju minsok sugongye maeul andong sijang

Jungang and Daeshin Underground Arcades / Gyeongju Folk's Hand Craft Village Andong Market

Gyeongsang Province / Busan English Hangul Pronunciation

Texas Street

oegugin sangga gwangbok-dong / nampo-dong gukje sijang jagalchi eosijang busanjin sijang

Gwangbok-dong & Nampo-dong / Gukje Market Jagalchi Fish Market Busanjin Market

South Jeolla Province / Gwangju English Hangul Pronunciation

Damyang Bamboo Market damyang jukjepum sijang Gurye Market gurye sijang

North Jeolla Province English Namwon Market Hangul Pronunciation namwon sijang

Iri Jewelry Center iri boseok center

Jeju Island English Hangul Pronunciation

Jeju Folk Arts Complex jeju minsok bangmulgwan

Korean Pronunciation Pronunciation of Korean can be tricky, but reading it is easier. Most people can memorize the sounds of Korean letters in a matter of days. Simply make some flash cards and drill, drill, drill. We've provided this page as an aid to understanding the sounds. The grammar lessons do not contain "Romanized" Korean (Hangul written out in English phoenetics) like this, therefore we strongly encourage you to study the Korean. Go to the Appearance page to get started. To hear a native speaker voice these sentences, simply click the speaker next to the Korean sentence.

Note: you may notice that the sound of some letters change when next to each other, like and together make a "mn" sound instead of the expected "bn" sound. I'm American. . Che-ga meegookin imneeda. I'm studying Korean. . Hangook-mal-ul kongbu-hamneeda. or: Hangoong-mal-ul kongbu-hamneeda. My name is Charles. Charles . Che eerum-un Charles imneeda. I like exercising. . Oondong-ul cho-ah-haeyo. He speaks English well. . Cho-boon-un yongo-rul chal hamneeda. I live in Seoul. . Cho-nun soh-ul-eh-soh salgo issumneeda. Where do you work? ? Oh-dee-eh-soh il-ha-shimni-gha? (We're) eating now.

 . Chi-gum shiksa-hanun joong-imneeda. This is delicious. . Mashee-eessoyo. Kim Mi Kyong is a student. . Kim mee kyong-un hak-saeng imneeda. It looks like rain. . Piga ol goht katahyo. I can read Korean. . Hangul-ul ilgul soo issoyo.