BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 1

Maret 15, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Annyeonghaseyo (Hi, how are you!) 안녕하세요

2. Annyeonghigaseyo (Goodbye) 안녕히가세요

3. Annyeonghigyeseyo (Goodbye) 안녕히계네요

4. Ga-da (to go) 가다

5. O-da (to come) 오다

6. Ja-da (to sleep) 자다

7. Matda (to be correct) 맞다

8. Bo-da (to see) 보다

9. Sal-da (to live) 살다

10. Meok-da (to eat) 먹다

11. Masi-da (to drink) 마시다

12. Ha-da (to do) 하다

13. Gongbuha-da (to study) 공부하다

14. Jeonhwaha-da (to call) 전화하다

15. Jip (house) 집

16. Gage (shop) 가게

17. Hakgyo (school) 학교

18. Sijang (market) 시장

19. Ucheguk (post office) 우체국

20. Eodi (where) 어디

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1. Gomapseumnida (Thank You) 고맙슴니다

2. Gamsahamnida (Thank You) 감사함니다

3. Gomawo (Thank You) 고마워

4. Cheonmaneyo (You’re welcome) 천마네요

5. Mianhamnida (Sorry) 미안함니다

6. Jeosonghamnida (Sorry) 저송함니다

7. Gwaenchanseumnida (Never mind) 괜찬슴니다

8. Sillyehamnida (Excuse me) 실례함니다

9. Eosseo oseyo (Welcome!) 어써오세요

10. Ipkkuk (memasuki negara) 입꾹

11. Yeokwon (Paspor) 여퀀

12. Yeogi (Here) 여기

13. Itta (To be) 있다

14. Hanguk (Korea) 한국

15. Il (Job) 일

16. Gwangwang (Pariwisata) 관광

17. Jigeop (Jenis pekerjaan) 자겁

18. Mueot (Apakah) 무엇

19. Hoesawon (Karyawan) 회사원

20. Choeum (Untuk pertama kali) 초음

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 2

Maret 15, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Hana (하나) = One

2. Dul (둘) = Two

3. Set (셋) = Three

4. Net (넷) = Four

5. Daseot (다섯) = Five

6. Yeoseot (여섯) = Six

7. Ilgop (익곱) = Seven

8. Yeodeol (여덜) = Eight

9. Ahop (아홉) = Nine

10. Yeol (열) = Ten

11. Yeolhana (열하나) = Eleven

12. Yeoldul (열둘) = Twelve

13. Juda (주다) = To give

14. Deusida (드시다) = To eat

15. Ilda (읽다) = To read

16. Kkakkta (깎다) = To cut

17. Myeot (몇) = How many

18. Ulda (울다) = To cry

19. Undonghada (운동하다) = To exercise

20. Itta (있다) = To be

21. Eopta (없다) = To not be

22. Gae (개) = Counter

23. Mueot (무엇) = What

24. Mwo (뭐) = What

25. Gwail (과일) = Fruit

26. Sagwa (사과) = Apple

27. Bae (배) = Pear

28. Gyul (귤) = Orange

29. Banana (바나나) = Banana

30. Mul (물) = Water

31. Kolla (콜라) = Cola

32. Hongcha (홍차) = Tea

33. Keopi (커피) = Coffee

34. Maekju (맥주) = Beer

35. Soju (소주) = Korean Liquor

36. Ppang (빵) = Bread

37. Yeonpil (연필) = Pencil

38. Jiugae (지우개) = Eraser

39. Geureomyeon (그러면) = Therefore

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 3

Maret 15, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Ida (이다) = to be

2. Anida (아니다) = to not be

3. Baeuda (배우다) = to learn

4. Danida (다니다) = to attend regularly

5. Je (제) = my

6. Nugu (누구) = who

7. Geu (그) = that

8. I (이) = this

9. Jeo (저) = that

10. Geot (것) = thing

11. Saram (사람) = person

12. Namja (남자) = male

13. Yeoja (여자) = female

14. Chingu (친구) = friend

15. Ajumma (아줌마) = middle-aged woman

16. Ajeossi (아저씨) = middle-aged man

17. Haksaeng (학생) = student

18. Seonsaengnim (선생님) = teacher

19. Daehakkyo (대학교) = university

20. Chaek (책) = buku

21. Sinmun (신문) = newspaper

22. Yeonghwa (영화) = movie

23. Yeongguk (영국) = England

24. Hangugeo (한국어) = Korean language

25. Yeongeo (영어) = English language

26. Hyeongjae (형재) = siblings

27. Dongsaeng (동생) = younger siblings

28. Hyeong (형) = male’s older brother

29. Noona (누나) = male’s older sister

30. Eonni (언니) = female’s older sister

31. Appa (아빠) = father

32. Abeoji (아버지) = father

33. Eomma (엄마) = mother

34. Eomeoni (어머니) = mother

35. Halmeoni (할머니) = grandmother

36. Harabeoji (할아버지) = grandfather

37. Oppa (오빠) = female’s older brother

38. Yeodongsaeng (여동생) = younger sister

39. Namdongsaeng (남동생) = younger brother

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 4

Maret 15, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Asia (아시아) = Asia

2. Yurop (유롭) = Europe

3. Amerika (아메라카) = America

4. Apeurika (아프리카) = Africa

5. Bukhan (북한) = North Korea

6. Nimhan (님한) = South Korea

7. Jongguk (종국) = China

8. Ilbun (일분) = Japan

9. Hosu (호수) = Australia

10. Miguk (미국) = United States

11. Daeman (대만) = Taiwan

12. Yeongguk (영국) = England

13. Dogil (도길) = Germany

14. Prangs (프랑스) = France

15. Itallia (이탈리아) = Italy

16. Indo (인도) = India

17. Reosia (러시아) = Russia

18. Nara (나라) = country, nation

19. Sudo (수도) = capital city

20. Oeguk (외국) = foreign

21. Oeguk-saram (외국사람) = foreign people

22. Hanguk-saram (한국사람) = Korean people

23. Il (일) = people; person

24. Oegug-il (외국일) = foreign people

25. Hangug-il (한국일) = Korean people

26. Hangukmal (한국말) = spoken Korean language

27. Hangeul (한글) = Korean script

28. Hanja (한자) = Chinese character

29. Hanmun (한문) = Chinese writing system

30. Sinmun (신문) = newspaper

31. Japji (잡지) = magazine

32. Jongi (종이) = paper

33. Gyugwaseo (규과서) = textbook

34. Seseol (소설) = novel

35. Sajeon (사전) = dictionary

36. Han-yeong-sajeon (한영사전) = Korean-English dictionary

37. Yeong-han-sajeon (영한사전) = English-Korean dictionary

38. Uri (우리) = we, our

39. Uri nara (우리나라) = our nation; our country

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 5

Maret 15, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Ojeon (오전) = a.m

2. Ohu (오후) = p.m

3. Achim (아침) = morning

4. Naje (나제) = daytime

5. Bam (밤) = night; evening

6. Jeomsim (점심) = lunchtime

7. Jeonyeok (저녁) = dinner; evening meal

8. Siksa (식사) = meal

9. Achim-siksa (아침식사) = breakfast

10. Jeom-siksa (점식사) = lunch

11. Jeonyeok-siksa (저녁식사) = dinner

12. Jigeum (지금) = now

13. Oneul (오늘) = today

14. Naeil (내일) = tomorrow

15. Eoje (어제) = yesterday

16. Yaksok (약속) = appointment

17. Sigan (시간) = hour

18. Si (시) = hour counter

19. Bun (분) = minute counter

20. Ban (반) = half

21. Eonja (언자) = when

22. Iljjik (익찍) = early

23. Neutke (늦게) = late

24. Botong (보통) = normally; usually

25. Juro (주로) = normally; usually

26. Ireonada (일어나다) = to get up

27. Sesuhada (세수하다) = to wash oneself

28. Nagada (나가다) = to go out

29. Siksahada (식사하다) = to eat meal

30. Doraoda (도라오다) = to come back; to return

31. Doragada (도라가다) = to go back

32. Neutjameul jada (늦자믈 자다) = to sleep late

33. Chulgeunhada (출근하다) = to go to work

34. Toegeunhada (퇴근하다) = to return to home from work

35. Mendeulda (만들다) = to make; to construct

36. Jjeum (쯤) = about; approximately

37. Jjeongda (쩡다) = about; approximately

38. Wae (왜) = why

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 6

Maret 15, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Baek (백) = hundred

2. Cheon (천) = thousand

3. Man (만) = ten thousand

4. Won (원) = mata uang Korea

5. Bul (불) = Dollar

6. Gap (값) = price

7. Eolma (얼마) = how much; how many

8. Gaee (개에) = per number of items (per biji)

9. Deo (더) = more

10. Eottae (어때) = How is…..?

11. Sonnim (손님) = guest; customer

12. Juin (주인) = shop-keeper

13. Pal-da (팔다) = to sell

14. Sa-da (사다) = to buy

15. Jogeum (조금) = a little

16. Ssa-da (싸다) = to be cheap

17. Bissa-da (비싸다) = to be expensive

18. Jo-da (좋다) = to be good

19. Johaha-da (좋아하다) = to like

20. Ot (옷) = clothes

21. Gudu (구두) = formal shoes

22. Sinbal (신발) = shoes

23. Undonghwa (운동화) = sport shoes

24. Yangmal (양말) = socks

25. Tisyeocheu (티셔츠) = T-shirt

26. Waisyeocheu (와이셔츠) = white shirt

27. Chima (치마) = skirt

28. Baji (바지) = trousers

29. Banbaji (반바지) = short pants

30. Cheongbaji (청바지) = jeans

31. Gabang (가방) = bag

32. Dambae (담배) = cigarettes

33. Kkot (꽃) = flowers

34. Hwajangpum (화장품) = cosmetics

35. Yak (약) = medicine

36. Chiyak (치약) = toothpaste

37. Binu (비누) = soap

38. Jangnangam (장난감) = toys

39. Inhyeong (인형) = doll

40. Usan (우산) = umbrella

41. Sigye (시계) = watch; clock

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 7

Maret 16, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Yoil (요일) = day of the week

2. Dal (달) = month; moon

3. Ju (주) = week

4. Nyeon (년) = year

5. Hae (해) = year

6. Pyeongil (평일) = days of working week (hari kerja)

7. Jumal (주말) = weekend

8. Saengil (생일) = birthday

9. Banghak (방학) = school holiday

10. Ireum (이름) = name

11. Il (일) = day

12. Wol (월) = month (digunakan untuk menyatakan tanggal)

13. Gamsahada (감사하다) = to be thankful

14. Sijakhada (시작하다) = to start

15. Kkeutnada (끝나다) = to finish

16. Taeeonada (태어나다) = to be born (dilahirkan)

17. Chukhahada (축하하다) = to congratulate

18. Jinan (지난) = previous; last

19. Ibeon (이번) = current, this present (saat ini)

20. Daeum (다음) = next

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 8

Maret 31, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Kata Ganti Orang

Saya = Jeo (저)
Aku = Na (나)
Kamu = Neo (너), Dangsin (당신)
Kalian = Neoheui (너희)
Dia (pria) = Geu (그)
Dia (wanita) = Geunyeo (그녀)
Kami, Kita = Uri (우리)
Kami, kita (jamak) = Jeoheui (저희)
Mereka = Geudeul (그들)

2. Profesi
Penyanyi = Gasu (가수)
Perawat = Ganhosa (간후사)
Arsitek = Geonchukka (건축가)
Satpam = Gyeongbi (경비)
Polisi = Gyeongchal (경찰)
Guru = Gyosa (교사)
Dosen = Gyosu (교수)
Tentara = Gunin (군인)
Wartawan = Gija (기자)
Petani = Nongbu (농부)
Presiden = Daetongryeong (대통령)
Mahasiswa = Daehaksaeng (대학생)
Desainer = Dijaineo (디자이너)
Kartunis = Manhwaga (만화가)
Penata rambut = Miyongsa (미용사)
Tukang antar barang = Baedalwon (배달원)
Aktor/Aktris = Baeu (배우)
Pengacara = Byeonhosa (변호사)
Manajer = Bujangnim (부장님)
Sekretaris Pribadi = Biseo (비서)
Direktur = Sajangnim (사장님)
Fotografer = Sajinsa (사진사)
Konsultan = Sangdamja (상담자)
Guru = Seonsaengnim (선생님)
Salesman = Seiljeumaen (세일즈맨)
Penulis Novel = Soseolga (소설가)
Pemadam Kebakaran = Sobangsa (소방사)
Pembantu = Sikmo (식모)
Penyiar = Anaunseo (아나운서)
Nelayan = Eobu (어부)
Peneliti = Yeonguja (연구자)
Koki = Yorisa (요리사)
Tukang Pos = Upyeonmul Jippaein (우편물 집배인)
Supir = Unjeonsa (운전사)
Waiter = Weiteo (웨이터)
Pegawai Bank = Eunhaengwon (은행원)
Dokter = Euisa (의사)
Tukang Pangkas = Ibalsa (이발사)
Penulis = Jakka (작가)
Operator Telepon = Jeonhwa Gyohwanwon (전화 교환원)
Tukang Kebun = Jeongwonsa (정원사)
Pilot = Jojongsa (조종사)
Ibu Rumah Tangga = Jubu (주부)
Investor = Tujaja (투자자)
Hakim = Pansa (판사)
Pelajar = Haksaeng (학생)
Detektif = Hyeongsa (형사)
Pelukis = Hwaga (화가)
Akuntan = Hoegyesa (회계사)
Pegawai Perusahaan = Hoesawon (회사원)

BELAJAR KOSAKATA KOREA: PART 9

April 19, 2012 — Juan Lutoru's Note

1. Annyeonghijumuseyo (안녕히주무세요) = Good night = Selamat malam

2. Saengil chukhahamnida (생일 축하합니다) = Happy birthday = Selamat ulangtahun
3. Jumal jal bonaeseyo (주말 잘 보내세요) = Happy weekend! = Selamat berakhir pekan!
4. Sigani isseoyo? (시간이 있어요?) = Do you have any time? = Kamu punya waktu?
5. Jeorang gyeoronhae juseyo. (저랑 결혼해 주세요) = Would you marry me? = Menikahlah
denganku.
6. Mianhamnida (미안합니다) = I am sorry = Saya minta maaf
7. Joesonghamnida (죄송 합니다) = I am sorry = Saya minta maaf
8. Neujeoseo joesonghamnida (늦어서 죄송합니다) = Sorry, i am late = Maaf, saya terlambat
9. Sagwahaeyo (사과해요) = You should apologize = Ayo, minta maaf!
10. Jalmot haeyo (잘못 해요) = I am wrong = Saya salah
11. Jalmot haeseo joesonghamnida (잘못 해서 죄송합니다) = Sorry, i am wrong = Maaf, saya
salah
12. Narang sagwillaeyo? (나랑 사괼래요?) = Do you want to be my friend? = Maukah berteman
denganku?
13. Uri he-eojyeossseoyo (우리 헤어졌어요) = We have seperated = Kami telah berpisah
14. Ijeobeorijimaseyo (잊어버리지미세요) = Don’t forget! = Jangan lupa!
15. Eonjena (언제나) = Always = Selalu
16. Eoneugeoyeyo (어느거예요) = Which one? = Yang mana?
17. Dowa deurilkeyo (도와 드릴게요) = I will help = Aku akan bantu
18. Jal gieokhaseyo (잘 기억하세요) = Please remember it well = Tolong ingat dengan baik
19. Gidariseyo (기다리세요) = Wait a moment! = Tunggu sebentar!
20. Dasi hanbeon malsseumhae juseyo (다시 한번 말씀해 주세요) = Please repeat it once again
= Tolong ulangi sekali lagi
21. Meonjeo galkeyo (먼저 갈게요) = I leave first = Saya pergi duluan
22. Amudo eopseoyo (아무도 없어요) = There’s no one = Tidak ada siapa-siapa
23. Amugeotto eopseoyo (아무것도 없어요) = There’s nothing = Tidak ada apa-apa
24. Ne, algesseumnida (네 알겠습니다) = Yes, i understand = Aku mengerti
25. Moreugesseumnida (모르겠습니다) = I don’t understand = Aku tidak mengerti
26. Jal haesseumnida (잘 했습니다) = Good! =Bagus!
27. Gamsahamnida (감사합니다) = Thank you =Terima kasih
28. Gomapseumnida (고맙습니다) = Thank you = Terima kasih
29. Gomawoyo (고마워요) = Thank you = Terima kasih
30. Cheonmaneyo (천만에요) = You’re welcome = Terima kasih kembali
31. Sugohaesseoyo (수고했어요) = Thanks for your help = Terima kasih telah membantu.
32. Mwo hago isseumnikka? (뭐 하고 있읍니까?) = What are you doing? = Kamu sedang apa?
33. Eoje eodi gasseoyo? (어제 어디 갔어요?) = Where did you go yesterday? = Kamu pergi
kemana kemarin?
34. Eoje mwo haesseoyo? (어제 어디 했어요?) = What are you doing yesterday? = Apa yang
kamu lakukan kemarin?
35. Eonjeyo? (언제요?) = When? = Kapan?
36. Eodiyeyo? (어디예요?) = Where? = Di mana?
37. Eodiseo? (어디서?) = Where? = Di mana?
38. Eotteon-geoyeyo? (어떤거예요?) = Which one? = Yang bagaimana?
39. Geureojimaseyo (그러지마세요) = Don’t be like that! = Jangan begitu!
40. Moreumnida (모릅니다) = I don’t know = Aku tidak tahu.
41. Eonjen-ga (어젠가) = Someday = Suatu saat
42. Waeyo? (왜요?) = Why? = Kenapa?
43. Ne (네) = Yes = Ya
44. Aniyo (아니요) = No = Tidak
45. Sillyehamnida (실례합니다) = Excuse me! = Permisi!
46. Gwaenchanayo (괜찮아요) = Never mind = Tidak apa-apa.
47. Jeongmalyo? (정말요?) = Really? = Benarkah?
48. Josimhaseyo (조심사세요) = Be careful = Hati-hati
49. Mullonimnida (물론입니다) = Of course! = Tentu saja!
50. Chukhahamnida (축하합니다) = Congratulation = Selamat!
51. Geuraeyo? (그래요?) = Is that right? = Benarkah?
52. Matseumnida (맞습니다) = Yes, right! = Benar!
53. Teullimnida (틀립니다) = Wrong! = Salah!