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같이 가요 |
Let's go together |
Pronunciation of 깉이: katchi |
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지금 시간이 있어요? |
Do you have a minute? |
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Q: 그레요? A: 그래 |
Q: Is that so? / is it? / really? A: fine / correct / it is (used to express agreement) |
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지금... |
Now... (as the start to a sentence or question.) |
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미안해요. 좀 바빠요. |
Sorry, I am a bit busy. |
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N-에 무엇이 있어요? |
What is / do they have at (a location)? |
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알겠습니다 |
Okay / noted / I understand |
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피곤해요 |
I am tired |
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무엇을 먹을까요? |
What shall we eat? |
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잠깐만 (informal) Also: 잠깐만요 (polite) |
Wait... / wait a sec / give me a second / just a moment |
Used to stop sb. Or if you need a moment to think |
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무엇을 주문할까요? |
What shall I order? |
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배가 고파요 |
I am hungry |
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쉬세요 |
Just/please get some rest |
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그럼... |
Then / in that case |
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이 식당은 무엇이 맛있어요? |
What is delicious at this restaurant? (Used to ask the waiter's or sb's recommendations for a food choice at a restaurant) |
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여러분, 안녕하십니까? |
Hello everyone (formal) |
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앉으세요 |
Sit down, please! (polite) |
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앉으시다 |
Sit down! |
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괜찮아(요) 여: 괜찮아(요)? |
It's / I'm okay / fine Example: are you okay? |
Addition of -요 changes the sentence from informal to polite |
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안녕하십니까? |
Hello (formal / honorific) |
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안녕히 계십시요 |
Goodbye (formal) / please stay in peace / thank you, bye! |
To the person who is staying behind |
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안녕히 계세요 |
Goodbye (normal) / stay in peace |
To the person who is staying behind 계시다 = the honorific form of 있다 (to ne in a place) = to stay |
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안녕히 가십시요 |
Goodbye (formal) / please go in peace |
To the person leaving |
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안녕히 가세요 |
Goodbye (normal) / go in peace |
To the person leaving |
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안녕 |
Hi! / Bye! (Informal) |
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Q: 안녕하세요? A: 안녕하세요! |
Q: Hello (normal) / how are you? Same as "salaam (alaikum)" A: Hello! I am at peace (Same as "alaikum salaam") |
As question and answer. Difference lies only in the intonation. |
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만나서 반갑습니다 |
Nice to meet you (formal) |
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반가워요 |
Nice to meet you (informal) |
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만나서 반가웠습니다 |
It was nice meeting you (formal) |
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만나서 반가웠어요 |
It was nice meeting you (normal) |
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감사합니다 A: 아니에요 |
Thank you! A: you're welcome |
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대단히 감사합니다 |
Thank you very much! |
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고망워요 고맙습니다 |
Thanks! 1. Polite 2. Formal |
Used e.g. to thank a waiter |
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1. 고마워 2. 고맙대 |
Thanks! (Informal) |
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여보새요? |
Hello? |
Only used on the phone |
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(Name)-야 |
I am (name) (informal) |
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처는 (Name)-입니다 |
I am (name) (formal) |
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아니에요 |
No / no problem (informal) |
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천만에요 |
You are welcome / no problem |
Rarely used |
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잘있어 |
Bye / stay well (informal) |
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잘가 |
Bye / go well! (Informal) |
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실례합니다 |
Excuse me, Sir/Ma'm/Miss (formal) |
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실례하지만 |
Excuse me, but...(very polite) |
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죄송합니다 |
(I am) sorry! |
Suggests that you are inconveniencing sb. |
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미아해 Also: 미안하다 |
Sorry! (Informal) |
Suggests that you hurt sb's feelings. The initial ㅁ often sounds like a B-sound |
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정말 미안합니다 |
I am very/truly sorry! (Formal) |
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저기요,... / 여기요,... |
Excuse me! (Literally: here! ) |
Used to get sb's attention |
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여기요! 여: 여기요, 비빔밥 하나 수세요 |
Excuse me / over here, please! Example: excuse me, one bibimbap, please |
Used to get a waiter's attention |
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정말 죄송합니다 |
I am very sorry! |
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기다림! |
Wait! |
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배가 고파요 |
I'm hungry |
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점심을 먹을까요? |
Shall we have lunch together? / shall we eat lunch? |
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내일 만나요 |
Let's meet tomorrow |
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같이 영화를 봐요 |
Let's watch a movie together |
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같이 점심을 먹어요 |
Let's eat / have lunch together |
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Q: 저녁을 먹을까요? A: 네, 저녁을 먹어요. |
Q: shall we eat / have dinner (together)? A: yes, let's eat dinner. |
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1. 집에 가요 2. 집에 갈까요? |
1. Let's go home 2. Shall we go home? |
Informal but polite |
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Q: 뭘 시킬까요? A: 불구기를 시켜요. |
Q: what shall we order? A: let's order Bulgogi. |
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같이 커피를 마셔요 |
Let's drink / have a coffee together |
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고맙습니다. 안녕히 계십시요. |
Thank you. Good bye. (Formal) |
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주세요 여: 불고기 이 인반 하고 냉면 주세요. |
..., please! Example: two servings if Bulgogi and naengmyon, please. |
Used at the end of a sentence. |
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자니? |
Are you sleeping / asleep? (Informal) |
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자 라! |
Go to sleep! (Informal) |
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여러분, 안녕하세요? |
Hi, guys! / hello everybody! |
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음식이 아주 맛있어요. |
The food is very delicious. |
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Verbstem -고 싶어요 여: 불고기 먹고 싶어요 |
I want to (verb)... Example: I want to eat Bulgogi |
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무엇을 마시고 싶어요? |
What do you want to drink? |
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(Name)씨는 (type of food)-을/를 먹고 싶어 해요. 여: 제임스씨는 불고기를 먹고 싶어 해요 |
(Name) wants to eat (type of food) Example: James wants to eat Bulgogi |
The expression 고 싶어요 (want to) is changed to 고 싶어 해요 (wants to) when used in the third person (he/she) |
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갈비를 먹고 싶어요 |
I want to eat Kalbi |
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커피를 마시고 싶어요 |
I want to drink coffee |
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영화를 보고 싶어요 |
I want to watch a movie |
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Q: 무엇을 하고 싶어요? |
A: 운동을 하고 싶어요 |
Q: What do you want to do? A: I want to exercise |
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무엇을 하고 싶어요? |
What do you want to do? |
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무엇을 먹고 싶어요? |
What do you want to eat? |
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어디에 가고 싶어요? |
Where do you want to go? |
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오늘 시간이 있어요? |
Do you have (some) time today? |
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주말에 무엇을 하고 싶어요? |
What do you want to do this weekend? |
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주말의 여: 주말에 |
Weekend Example: this weekend / over the weekend |
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전화하세요 |
Please call me. |
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영화 |
Movie |
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공항 가는 중이야. 벌써부터 보고 싶군. |
I'm on my way to the airport. I miss you already. |
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드세요! |
Enjoy eating / the food / the meal |
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만나서 반가워요 |
Nice to meet you (Informal, polite) |
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이름이 뭐예요? |
What is your name? (Informal, polite) |
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제 이름은 (name)이에요 |
My name is (name) (Informal, polite) |
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어디에서 왔어요? |
Where are you from? (Informal, polite) |
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저는 미국에서 왔어요 |
I’m from the U.S. (Informal, polite) |
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몇 살이에요? |
How old are you? (Informal, polite) |
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저는 스물 네살이에요 |
I’m 24 years old (Informal, polite) |
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한국말 잘 못해요 |
I can’t speak Korean well (Informal, polite) |
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요즘 한국말 배워요 |
I’m learning Korean these days (Informal, polite) |
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직업이 뭐예요? |
What is your job? (Informal, polite) |
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제 직업은 (job)이에요 |
My job is (job) (Informal, polite) |
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정말요? |
Really? Seriously? (Informal, polite) |
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어디에 사세요? |
Where do you live? (Informal, polite) |
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결혼했어요? |
Are you married? (Informal, polite) |
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운동을 좋아해요? |
Do you like exercise? (Informal, polite) |
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당근케이크를 좋아해요 |
I like Carrot cake (Informal, polite) |
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맛있게 드세요 |
Bon appétit! (Informal, polite) |
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많이 먹어요 |
Eat up! (Informal, polite) |
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잘 먹겠습니다 |
I will eat well! (Informal, polite) |
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잘 먹었습니다 |
I ate well ! (Informal, polite) |
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맛있어요! |
It’s delicious! (Informal, polite) |
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맛없어요 |
It doesn’t taste good (Informal, polite) |
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배고파요 |
I’m hungry (Informal, polite) |
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목 말라요 |
I’m thirsty (Informal, polite) |
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커피 주세요 |
(Give me) coffee please (Informal, polite) |
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커피 주세요 |
(Give me) coffee please (Informal, polite) |
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저는 채식주의자예요 |
I’m a vegetarian (Informal, polite) |
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저는 (food)을/를 못 먹어요 여: 저는 고기를 못 먹어요 |
I don't eat (kind of food) Example: I don’t eat meat |
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다 먹을 수 있어요 |
I can eat anything (Informal, polite) |
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오랜만이다 오랜만이에요 |
It's been a long time. (Informal) Long time no see (Informal, polite) |
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밥 먹었어요? |
Have you eaten? (showing concern;Informal, polite) |
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잘 지내요? |
How are you? (Informal, polite) |
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잘 지냈어요? |
Have you been well? (Informal, polite) |
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1. 어떻게 지냈어요? 2. 어떻게 지냅니까? |
1. What have you been up to? (Informal, polite) 2. How are you doing? (Formal) |
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어디로 갈까요? |
Where shall we go? (Informal, polite) |
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(Person)한테 안부 전해 주세요 여: 형한테 안부 전해 주세요 |
Say hi to (person), please Example: Say hi to brother for me |
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집에 잘 들어가요 |
Get home safely (Informal, polite) |
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생일 축하합니다 |
Happy Birthday |
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메리 크리스마스 |
Merry Christmas |
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새해 복 많이 받으세요! |
Happy New Year! |
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즐거운 추석 보내세요 |
Happy Chuseok! |
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해피 발렌타인 데이 |
Happy Valentine's Day! ! |
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건배! |
Cheers! |
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축하해요 |
Congratulations! (Informal, polite) |
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여보세요? |
Hello? (on phone) |
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누구세요? |
Who is this? Who is calling please? Who are you? |
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(Name)씨와 통화 할 수 있을까요? |
Can I speak to (name) please? |
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잠시만 기다려 주세요 |
Just a moment please |
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(Name)씨가 자리를 비웠어요 |
(Name) isn’t in at the moment |
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(Name)씨에게 다시 전화하라고 할까요? |
Should I tell (name) to call you back? |
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메세지를 남기시겠어요? |
Would you like to leave a message? |
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메세지 남겨 드릴까요? |
Shall I take a message? |
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제가 연결해 드릴게요 |
I will connect you |
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다시 말해 주세요 |
Please repeat that for me |
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좀 더 크게 말해 주세요 |
Please speak up a little for me, Please speak a little louder |
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제가 다시 걸게요 |
I will call you back |
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언제쯤 통화가 가능할까요? |
When shall I call? |
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대박! |
Amazing! Unbelievable! |
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헐! |
What?! Oh my god! |
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아싸! |
Yay! Hurray! |
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아이고! |
(Oh) my goodness! |
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말도 안돼요! |
Unbelievable! Impossible! |
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진짜 (informal) 진짜요? (informal, polite) |
Really?! |
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아야! |
Ouch! |
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핸드폰 번호가 뭐예요? |
What is your phone number? (Informal, polite) |
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즐거운 저녁이었어요 |
That was a great evening (Informal, polite) |
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언제 다시 볼까요? |
When shall we meet again? (Informal, polite) |
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언제 우리 같이 저녁 먹을까요? |
Shall we get dinner together sometime? (Informal, polite) |
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(Weekday)에 바빠요 여: 월요일에 바빠요 |
I’m busy on (weekday) Example: I’m busy on Monday |
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주말에 시간 있어요? |
Do you have time this weekend? (Informal, polite) |
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저는 안야이라고합니다 |
My name is Anya (formal, first introduction) |
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너두 잘자! |
You too, sleep well! (informal) |
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Q: 잡니까? A: 아뇨. 아직. |
Q: Are you sleeping? / Are you asleep? A: Not yet. |
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너도 |
You too |
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그래. 그럼 |
OK (all right). Sure |
A not very enthusiastic way to agree to something. |
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몇 시에? |
(at) what time? |
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내일 봐 |
See you tomorrow |
Informal |
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보자 |
See you! |
Informal (in combination with a location also: let's meet at...) |
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하지 마 |
Don't do it! |
(informal) |
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제발! |
Please! |
(informal, with some urgency; imploring) |
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1. 됐어 2. 됐어요 |
1. It's done! Forget (about) it! 2. Whatever! Fair enough! Let's forget about it! |
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됐습니다 |
That's alright. Forget it. |
(Formal) |
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가위바위보 |
Rock , paper, scissors |
(game) |
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이름이 뭐냐? |
What's your name? (informal) |
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오늘 고마웠어요 |
Thank you for today |
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보고싶어요 |
I miss you (also in the sense of: I want to be with you, I want to do sth with you) |
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하지마 |
Don't! Don't do it! |
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누구게요 누구게 |
Guess who (it is) - (Informal but polite) Guess who - (inpolite) |
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금방올게 |
I'll be right back |
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1. 기다리게 해서 미안해요 2. 기다리게 미안해요 |
1. Sorry to keep you waiting 2. Sorry for making/letting you wait |
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괜찮야? |
Are you ok? (Informal) |
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됐어 |
It's done!/forget it! (Informal, annoyed) |
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축하해 |
Congratulations (Informal) |
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어떻게? |
How?/how could that be/happen?/what should I do? |
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제가 여기 온 이유는... |
The reason that I came/ that I'm here is because... |
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잠깐만 |
Wait a minute/ just a minute/ hold on |
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나 와 |
Come out(side) (informal) |
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시러 됐어 |
1. If you don't want to, forget about it 2. I don't want to, forget it (informal) |
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맛있게 드세요! |
Enjoy your meal! |
The ㅅ있 is pulled together into a "sh" sound |
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정말 고마웠어 |
Thank you so much! |
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1. 미쳤어? 2. 미쳤어! |
1. Are you crazy? 2. You are crazy! / that's crazy! |
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들어오세요 |
Come on in! (Polite) |
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잘못했어 |
I made a mistake/it's my fault |
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잘못 없어요 |
I didn't do anything wrong/it's not my fault |