Talk To Me In Korean : Lesson 1

Front 1

안녕하세요

Back 1

Hello.

Hint 1

an-nyeong ha-se-yo

Front 2

감사합니다

Back 2

Thank you.

Hint 2

gam-sa hap-ni-da

Front 3

네

Back 3

Yes; Correct; Agreement

Hint 3

ne

Front 4

아니요

Back 4

No; Incorrect; Disagreement

Hint 4

a-ni-yo

Front 5

안녕히 계세요

Back 5

Goodbye. Used if you are leaving but others are staying.

Hint 5

an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo

Front 6

안녕히 가세요

Back 6

Goodbye. Used if you are staying but others are leaving.

Hint 6

an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo

Front 7

죄송합니다

Back 7

"I'm sorry".

It can only be used to mean 'I apologize', not 'I'm sorry to hear that'.
Also used as 'Excuse me' when passing through someone.

Hint 7

joe-song hap-mi-da

Front 8

저기요

Back 8

"Excuse me"

Only used to get someone's attention.

Hint 8

jeo-gi-yo

Front 9

잠시만요

Back 9

"Just a second".

ex: If you need to leave the room for a second. In English we would use 'excuse me'.

Hint 9

jam-si-man-yo

Front 10

- 이에요

Back 10

"To be" [is/am/are]

Added to end of noun that ends in consonant. ex: " 'A' + 'B' + 이에요 = 'A' [is/am/are] 'B'."

Hint 10

- I-e-yo

Front 11

- 예요

Back 11

"To be" [is/am/are]

Added to end of a noun that ends in vowel. ex: " 'A' + 'B' + 예요 = 'A' [is/am/are] 'B'."

Hint 11

- ye-yo

Front 12

뭐예요?

Back 12

What is it? ; What's that?

Hint 12

mwo-ye-yo?

Front 13

이거 뭐예요?

Back 13

What is this?

Hint 13

i-geo mwo-ye-yo?]

Front 14

이

Back 14

This. (Near you)

Noun modifier. (ex: 이 사람 = this person)

Hint 14

i

Front 15

저

Back 15

That (Over there)

Noun modifier. (ex: 저 사람 = that person)

Hint 15

jeo

Front 16

그

Back 16

The/That. (Near other person)

Noun modifier. (ex: 그 사람 = the person / that person)

Hint 16

geu

Front 17

이거, 저거, 그거

Back 17

"That" used as a pronoun. (i.e., this thing, that thing).

Hint 17

I-geo, jeo-geo, geu-geo

Front 18

아니에요

Back 18

to be not; it is not; you are not

NOUN + 아니에요 = TO BE NOT + NOUN

Hint 18

a-ni-e-yo

Front 19

-은 / -는

Back 19

Topic making particle. Strictly defines one thing by inferring it is unlike other things.

은 (consonant), 는 (vowel)

Hint 19

-eun / -neun

Front 20

-이 / -가

Back 20

Subject making particle. Defines which object should be the subject of the sentence.

이 (consonant), 가 (vowel)

Hint 20

-I / -ga

Front 21

있어요

Back 21

something exists; to have something.

Hint 21

I-sseo-yo

Front 22

없어요

Back 22

something doesn't exist; don't have something

Hint 22

eop-sseo-yo

Front 23

- 재미있어요

Back 23

[noun] - is fun / [noun] -is interesting.

Hint 23

jae-mi-I-sseo-yo

Front 24

주세요

Back 24

Please give me

Hint 24

ju-se-yo

Front 25

맛있어요

Back 25

It's delicious

Hint 25

ma-si-sseo-yo

Front 26

맛없어요

Back 26

It's not tasty.

Hint 26

mad-eop-seo-yo

Front 27

잘 먹겠습니다

Back 27

'I am going to eat well'.

Use this before starting a meal to whomever is paying.

Hint 27

jal meok-ge-sseum-ni-da

Front 28

잘 먹을게

Back 28

Thank you for the food. Only used INFORMAL with friends.

Hint 28

jal-meo-geul-ge

Front 29

잘 먹었습니다

Back 29

Thank you for the food! Use at the end of the meal. (literally means 'I have eaten well')

Hint 29

jal meo-geo-sseum-ni-da

Front 30

-고 싶어요

Back 30

I want to...

Hint 30

-go sip-eoyo

Front 31

더

Back 31

More

Hint 31

deo

Front 32

뭐 하고 싶어요?

Back 32

What do you want to do?

Hint 32

mwo ha-go sip-eoyo?

Front 33

SINO Korean Numbers

Back 33

MEMORIZE 1-10,100,1000

Hint 33

SINO-KOREAN NUMBERS

Front 34

아요; 어요; 여요

Back 34

Present tense verb endings.

아요 - for verbs w last vowel ㅏ/ㅗ.

어요 - for last vowels not ㅏ/ㅗ.

여요 - for verb stem 하.

Hint 34

a-yo; eo-yo; yeo-yo

Front 35

았어요, 었어요, 였어요

Back 35

Past tense verb endings.

았어요 - for verbs w last vowel ㅏ/ㅗ.

었어요 - for last vowels not ㅏ/ㅗ.

였어요 - for verb stem 하.

Hint 35

a-sseo-yo;

eo-sseo-yo;

yeo-sseo-yo

Front 36

어디

Back 36

Where; Which place

Hint 36

eo-di

Front 37

어디 가고 싶어요?

Back 37

Where do you want to go?

Hint 37

eo-di ga-go si-peo-yo?

Front 38

어디에 있어요?

Back 38

Where are you?

Hint 38

eo-di-e i-sseo-yo?

Front 39

Difference between 에 & 에서

(Location Making Particles)

Back 39

에 marks a location, time, situation, etc;

에서 expresses a location where an action is taking place, or the meaning of "from" a place.

Hint 39

Location Particles (e) & (e-seo)

Front 40

언제

Back 40

When

Hint 40

eon-je

Front 41

NATIVE KOREAN NUMBERS

Back 41

Memorize 1-10,20,30,...,90

Hint 41

Native Korean Numbers

Front 42

아 / 지않다
(specify usage and placement)

Back 42

Negative Sentences.
Add 아 before the verb or 지않다 after the verb.

If verb ends w/ 하다 then place 아 between noun stem and 하다.

Hint 42

an / ji an-ta

Front 43

하다

Back 43

To do (verb).

Many nouns are added to 하다 to create new verbs.

Hint 43

ha-da

Front 44

누구

Back 44

Who?

Hint 44

nu-gu

Front 45

왜

Back 45

Why?

Hint 45

wae

Front 46

어떻게

Back 46

How?

Hint 46

eo-tteo-ke

Front 47

얼마

Back 47

How much?

Hint 47

eol-ma

Front 48

에서 / 부터

Specify meaning and difference.

Back 48

"From"

Both are usually interchangeable but when not 에서 is used for location and 부터 is used for time.

Hint 48

e-seo / bu-teo

Front 49

까지

Back 49

Until

Hint 49

kka-ji