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70 Cards in this Set
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Good Morning!
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안녕하세요?
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Long time no see.
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오랜만이야
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Thanks for the other day.
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지난번엔 고마웠어
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See you later.
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그럼 나중에 봐
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Let's try again next time. (When a friend declines your invitation)
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그럼 다음에 보자
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See you again!
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그럼 또 보자
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Stay in good health (when you part and will not see your friend for sometime).
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잘 지내
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I'm going out now. (When you leave home or office)
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다녀올께요
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Have a good day (when someone else stays at home or the office).
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다녀오세요
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I'm home.
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다녀왔습니다
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Welcome home.
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다녀오셨어요
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Good night.
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안녕히 주무세요
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I'm going to eat (set phrase before eating).
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잘 먹겠습니다
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I've finished eating (set phrase after eating).
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잘 먹었습니다
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Congratulations!
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축하해
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Please, go ahead (when offering a seat on the train).
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어저
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After you (when yielding the way).
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먼저 하세요
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Thanks!
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고마워
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Don't mention it.
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아니요
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Excuse me (when drawing someone's attention).
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미안해요
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Sorry for being late.
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늦어서 미안해요
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Sorry for interrupting you (on interrupting a meeting or intruding into someone's office).
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실례합니다
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I'm sorry (when bumping into someone accidentally).
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미안해요
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It's a fine day, isn't it?
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날씨 좋네요
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I'm feeling dizzy (to your colleague when you come out from an underpass into the summer sun).
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어질어질해
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Hot and humid, isn't it?
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무덥군요
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So muggy, isn't it.
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찌는 듯한 더위네
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It's sprinkling rain.
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뚝뚝오네
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It's pouring rain.
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장때비다
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I'm soaking wet.
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흠뻑 젖었어
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I hope it'll be fine tomorrow (weather).
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내일은 맑았으면 좋겠다
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Pleased to meet you, I'm...
(at the first meeting with your client while exchanging business cards) |
처음 뵙겠습니다. 이런 사람입니다
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Having introduced yourself, say this.
Nice to meet you. |
잘 부탁드립니다
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Thank you for your business.
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언제나 도와주셔서 감사합니다
(흔이 회사거래처나 자신의 가족의 관계자에게 하는 관용적 표현) |
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How have you been recently?
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요즘 어떠세요?
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In answering the question whether you are doing OK, you say
Surviving. |
그럭저럭
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Expressing not good, not bad:
So-so. |
그저그래요
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May I bother you for a minute?
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시간 좀 내주겠어요?
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Accepting an invitation:
I would be happy to come. |
꼭 찾아뵙겠습니다
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How did the meeting go?
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지난번 그진은 어떻게 되었습니까?
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You ask your business associate to think the matter over:
Think about it. |
검토바랍니다
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During th emeeting, you want to confirm a certain point.
Please take care of this. |
그 점에 대해서, 잘 부탁합니다
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You would like to finish the meeting:
It's about that time. |
그럼 슬슬
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Sorry I interrupted you
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실례했습니다
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Well, anyway, that's that.
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그럼, 일단 그렇게 일고
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I'm leaving before you.
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먼저 실례합니다
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After work, when appreciating your colleague's effort as well as your own.
We've worked hard, haven't we? |
수고하셨습니다
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When asked if you are sure of a complex business transaction:
Oh, that's clear. |
일겠습니다
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You greet your boss after his/her two-hour commute, and say:
It's very tough, isn't it? |
큰일이네요
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That's too bad.
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유감입니다
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You're looking forward to it, aren't you?
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기대되는군요
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That's good.
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잘 됐네요
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Would you like to have a drink tonight?
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오늘 저녁 한잔 어때요?
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Can I sign for it?
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사인으로 되나요?
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May I bother you?
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잠깐 괜찮니?
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What should I do?
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어떻게 하면 좋니?
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Whose digital camera is that?
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그 디지탈카메라 누구꺼니?
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What brand of PC is that?
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어디 컴퓨터야?
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Does it have a good warranty?
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에프터 서비스에는 어떻게 있니?
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I'm totally hooked on the internet recently.
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요즘, 인터넷에 푹 빠졌어
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I have to go.
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가야돼
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I'm dead tired.
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벌써 녹초가 돼 버렸어
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Give me a break.
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좀 봐줘라
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What a relief!
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한시름 놨네!
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It's so irritating!
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초조해
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S/he is boiling mad.
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노발대발하고 있어
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When being asked whether you like your new job:
Yes and No. |
뭐라 말할 수 없어
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Say to your colleague who has been working until late at night recently.
Don't work too hard. |
정도껏 해라
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Don't be so down about it.
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끙끙거리지마라
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Don't grumble.
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투덜대지마라
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