Korean Phrases Learning the Korean Phrases is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation.

The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Korean language. But first we need to know what the role of Phrases is in the structure of the grammar in Korean. Korean phrases are a group of words functioning as a single unit in the syntax of a sentence. Here are some examples: English Phrases Phrases hello bye Korean Phrases - gu mun - an nyeong ha se yo - jal ga

help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary. English Phrases a green tree Korean Phrases - cho rok bic na mu

English Phrases my book my books

Korean Phrases - na ui chaek () - na ui chaeg deur

our daughter - u ri ui ttal our daughters () - u ri ui ttar deur I'm cold we're cold his chickens - na neun chu wo yo - u ri neun chu wo yo () - geu ui dalg deur

a tall building - nop eun geon mul a very old man the old red house a very nice friend () - na i ga manh eun sa ram no in - o rae doen ppal gan jip () - mae u joh eun meot jin chin gu

their chicken - geu deur ui dalk he is happy she is happy he is American she is American I can accept that - geu neun haeng bok hap ni da - geu nyeo neun haeng bok hap ni da - geu neun mi gug in ip ni da - geu nyeo neun mi gug in ip ni da () - na neun geu geos eur bad a deur ir su it seup ni da () geu nyeo ga geu geos eur chu ga haet seup ni da

I read a book . - jeo neun sometimes ga kkeum dok seo reur hap ni da I will never smoke - dam bae reur jeol dae ro pi u ji anh get seup ni da

congratulations - chuk ha hap ni da sorry really - joe song hap ni da - jeong mal lo

are you alone? ? - hon ja i sin ga yo ? my car green car three cars car garage outside the car - nae cha - nok saek cha - ja dong cha se dae - cha go - cha bakk e seo

As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Phrases in Korean has a logical pattern. Locate the Phrases above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Korean. List of Phrases in Korean Below is a list of the phrases and daily expressions in Korean placed in a table. Memorizing this table will

she added it

English Phrases we admit it they advised him I can agree with that she allows it

Korean Phrases () - u ri neun geu geos eur in jeong hap ni da - geu deur eun geu e ge jo eon haet seup ni da () - na neun geu geos e dong ui hap ni da () geu nyeo neun geu geos eur bad a deur ip ni da

English Phrases she attaches that we attack them they avoid her

Korean Phrases () geu nyeo neun geu geos eur jung yo si hap ni da - u ri neun geu deur eur gong gyeok hap ni da - geu deur eun geu nyeo reur pi hap ni da () na neun geu geos eur gu ur su it seup ni da

English Phrases seup ni da I can build that she buys food we calculate it they carry it they don't cheat she chooses him we close it he comes here

Korean Phrases () na neun geu geos eur man deur su it seup ni da - geu nyeo ga eum sig eur gu ip hap ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur gye san hap ni da () - geu deur eun geu geos eur na reup ni da - geu deur eun sog i ji anh seup ni da - geu nyeo neun geu reur seon taek hap ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur jong ryo hap ni da - geu ga i ri ro op ni da

I can bake it

we announce () - u ri it neun geu geos eur bal pyo hap ni da I can apologize she appears today - na neun sa gwa har su it seup ni da geu nyeo neun o neur mo seub eur bi chwot seup ni da

- geu nyeo she is like him neun geu reur joh a hap ni da we beat it they became happy I can begin that - u ri ga i gyeot seup ni da - geu deur eun haeng bok hae jyeot seup ni da () na neun geu geos eur si jak har su it seup ni da

() they arranged geu deur eun geu geos eur ma ryeon that haet seup ni da I can arrive tomorrow she can ask him - na neun nae ir do chak har su it seup ni da - geu nyeo neun geu e ge mur eo bor su it seup ni da

we borrowed - u ri neun money don eur bil lyeot seup ni da they breathe air I can bring it - geu deur i sum eur swip ni da () na neun geu geos eur ga jyeo or su it

() I can compare na neun geu geot gwa bi gyo har su it that seup ni da - geu she competes nyeo neun na wa gyeong jaeng eur with me hap ni da we complain about it ( ) u ri neun geu geos e dae hae bul

English Phrases they continued reading

Korean Phrases pyeong hap ni da - geu deur eun ilk gi reur gye sok haet seup ni da ( )

English Phrases

Korean Phrases eur joh a ha ji anh seup ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur hap ni da ( ) geu deur eun geu geos e dae han kkum eur kkum ni da - na neun beor eot seup ni da - geu neun manh i meok seup ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur jeul gyeot seup ni da - geu deur i yeo gi ro deur eo wat seup ni da - geu neun do mang chyeot seup ni da

English Phrases seup ni da they will fly tomorrow I can follow you she forgot me we forgive him

Korean Phrases - geu deur eun nae ir gar geos ip ni da - na neun dang sin eur tta reur su it seup ni da - geu nyeo neun na reur ij eot seup ni da - u ri neun geu reur yong seo hap ni da

we do it they dream about it I earned he eats a lot we enjoyed that they entered here he escaped that

he cried about - geu neun geu geos e that dae hae nun mur eur heul lyeot seup ni da I can decide now - na neun ji geum gyeol jeong har su it seup ni da () she described - geu nyeo ga it to me geu geos eur na e ge seol myeong hae ju eot seup ni da we disagree about it they disappeared quickly I discovered that she dislikes that () - u ri neun geu geos e dong ui ha ji anh seup ni da geu deur eur jae ppal li sa ra jyeo beo ryeot seup ni da () - na neun geu geos eur bal gyeon haet seup ni da () - geu nyeo neun geu geos

() I can give her - na neun geu nyeo e ge that geu geos eur jur su it seup ni da she goes there we greeted them I hate that - geu nyeo ga geu gos eu ro gap ni da - u ri neun geu deur eur maj at seup ni da () - na neun geu geos i silh seup ni da () na neun geu geos eur deur eur su it seup ni da () - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur sang sang hap ni da

() I can explain na neun geu geos eur seol myeong har that su it seup ni da - geu she feels that nyeo neun geu geos yeok si neu kkip too ni da we fled from there - u ri neun geo gi e seo do mang chyeot

I can hear it

she imagine that

English Phrases we invited them I know him

Korean Phrases - u ri neun geu deur eur cho dae haet seup ni da - na neun geu reur al go it seup ni da

English Phrases I always pray she prefers that we protected them they will punish her

Korean Phrases - na neun neur gi do hap ni da () geu nyeo neun geu geos eur deo joh a hap ni da u ri neun geu deur eur bo ho hae ju eot seup ni da - geu deur eur geu nyeo e ge beor eur jur geos ip ni da - na neun geu geos eur geo gi e neoh eur su it seup ni da - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ilg eur geos ip ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur bad at seup ni da

English Phrases ni da inside the house outside the car with me without him under the table after tomorrow before sunset but I'm busy

Korean Phrases

- jib an - cha bakk e seo - na wa ham kke - geu eops i - te i beur a rae e - nae ir i ji na myeon / - il mor jeon e hae ji gi jeon e - ha ji man na neun ba ppeo yo - geu neun yeo gi eopt seup ni da

- geu she learned it nyeo neun geu geos eur bae wot seup ni da - u ri neun ji we leave now geum tteo nap ni da they lied about him - geu deur eur geu e dae hae geo jit mar eur hap ni da

() I can listen to nan geu geot deur eur deur eur su it that seup ni da she lost that we made it yesterday they met him () - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ilh eot seup ni da - u ri neun eo je hae naet seup ni da - geu deur eun geu reur man nat seup ni da

I can put it there

she will read it we received that

he is not here

that is not my - jeo book geos eun na ui chaeg i a nip ni da do not enter - deur eo ga ji ma si o ? - geu neun eo di it seup ni kka ? ? - i geos eun mu eos ip ni kka ?

they refuse to geu deur eun i ya gi ha gi reur geo bu talk hap ni da I remember that she repeats that () - na neun geu geos eur gi eok hap ni da () - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ban bok hap

where is he? what is this?

- na I misspell that neun cheol ja reur jar mos sseot seup ni da

English Phrases why are you sad?

Korean Phrases ? dang sin eun seul peun i yu neun mu eos ip ni kka ?

English Phrases how much is this? what is your name?

Korean Phrases ? - eol ma ip ni kka ? ? - i reum i mu eos ip ni kka ?

Korean Alphabet

English Sound

Pronunciation Example

how do you ? - eo want to pay? tteoh ge ji bul ha si get seup ni kka ? can I come? is he sleeping? do you know me? do you have my book? how big is it? can I help you? can you help me? ? - je ga ga do doe na yo ? ? - geu neun ja go it seup ni kka ? ? - jeo reur a sip ni kka ? ? - nae chaeg eur ga ji go it seup ni kka ? ? - geu geos eun eol ma na keup ni kka ? ? - do wa deu ril kka yo ? ? - do wa ju si get seup ni kka ?

where do you ? - sa neun live? gos i eo di ip ni kka ?

Phrases and daily expressions have a very important role in Korean, therefore they need very special attention. Once you're done with Korean Phrases, you might want to check the rest of our Korean lessons here: Learn Korean. Don't forget to bookmark this page.

Korean Alphabet Learning the Korean alphabet is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. Without it, you will not be able to say words properly even if you know how to write those words. The better you pronounce a letter in a word, the more understood you will be in speaking the Korean language. Below is a table showing the Korean alphabet and how it is pronounced in English, and finally examples of how those letters would sound if you place them in a word.

do you speak ? - yeong eo English? reur har su it seup ni kka ? how far is this? what time is it? ? - eol ma na meop ni kka ? ? - myeoc si ip ni kka ?

Korean Alphabet

English Sound g (initial) k (final) n (initial) n (final) d (initial) t (final) r (initial) l (final) m (initial) m (final) b (initial) p (final) s (initial) t (final)

Pronunciation Example as in gold - kit as in near as in day - hat as in rabbit - ball as in moon as in boy - map as in smile - rat

Korean Alphabet

English Sound ch (initial) t (final) k (initial) k (final) t (initial) t (final) p (initial) p (final) h (initial) t (final) gg (initial) k (final) dd (initial) t (final) bb (initial) pp (final) ss (initial) t (final)

Pronunciation Example as in chin - kit as in kid

Korean Alphabet

English Sound jj (initial) t (final)

Pronunciation Example as in joy - hat

as in toy

as in play

as in hand - rat

as in great - back

as in desk - bat

silent (initial) as in kingdom ng (final) j (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat

as in brain - snap

as in smile - rat

Korean Alphabet a ae ya

English Sound

Pronunciation Example as in father as in pay as in yacht

Korean Alphabet

English Sound wa

Pronunciation Example as in water

Korean Alphabet u

English Sound

Pronunciation Example as in good

wae

as in waiter

ui

as in wisdom

oi

as in wait

as in sheep

yae eo e yeo ye o

as in yea! as in young as in set as in young as in yet as in yo yo

yo

as in yo yo

Korean Pronunciation You saw how a letter is written and might be pronounced, but there is nothing better than hearing the sound of the letters in a video or audio. Below you will be able to hear how the letters above are pronounced, just press the play button: Korean Numbers

as in cool

weo

as in won

we

as in wet

ui

as in we

Learning the Korean Numbers is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Korean language. But first we need to know what the role of Numbers is in the structure of the grammar in Korean. Korean cardinal number convey the "how many" they're also known as "counting numbers," because they show quantity. Here are some examples:

yu

as in you

English Numbers numbers one two three four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirteen

Korean Numbers - sut ja - ha na - dul - set - net - da seot - yeo seot - il gop - yeo deolp - a hop - yeol - yeol ha na - yeol dul - yeol set

English Numbers fourteen fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty hundred one thousand million

Korean Numbers - yeol net - yeol da seot - yeor yeo seot - yeor il gop - yeor yeo deolp - yeor a hop - seu mul - baek - man - baek man

Below is a list of the Cardinal Numbers and Ordinal Numbers in Korean. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary. English Numbers Ordinal Numbers first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth Korean Numbers

- seo su - cheos beon jjae - du beon jjae - se beon jjae - ne beon jjae - da seos beon jjae - yeo seos beon jjae - il gob beon jjae - yeo deolb beon jjae - a hob beon jjae - yeor beon jjae

As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Numbers in Korean has a logical pattern. Locate the Numbers above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Korean. List of Ordinal Numbers in Korean Korean Ordinal numbers tell the order of things in a set: first, second, third, etc. Ordinal numbers do not show quantity. They only show rank or position.

tenth

English Numbers eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth fifteenth

Korean Numbers - yeol han beon jjae - yeol du beon jjae

Cardinal Numbers and Ordinal Numbers have a very important role in Korean, therefore they need very special attention. Once you're done with Korean Numbers, you might want to check the rest of our Korean lessons here: Learn Korean. Don't forget to bookmark this page. Korean Gender

English Gender

Korean Gender bok hap ni da

she is happy he is American she is American man woman father mother

- geu nyeo neun haeng bok hap ni da - geu neun mi gug in ip ni da - geu nyeo neun mi gug in ip ni da / - nam ja /nam seong / - yeo ja /yeo seong - a beo ji - eo meo ni // - hyeong /oppa/ hyeong je // - eon ni /nu na/ ja mae / - a jeo ssi /sam chon // - i mo/ go mo /suk mo

- yeol se beon jjae - yeol ne beon jjae - yeol da seos beon jjae - yeor yeo seon beon jjae - yeor il gob beon jjae - yeor yeo deolb beon jjae - yeor a hob beon jjae - seu mu beon jjae - han beon - du beon Here are some examples: English Gender Feminine he is happy Korean Gender - yeo seong hyeong - geu neun haeng As we mentioned before, there is no Korean gender which is good news (compared to other languages). While in English it is known that feminine refers to female qualities attributed specifically to women and girls or things considered feminine. The complement to feminine is masculine. In Korean, nouns are not masculine, feminine, they might be all considered "neutral". Grammar Tips: There are no genders in Korean, no feminine and no masculine. This applies to adjectives as well as nouns.

sixteenth seventeenth eighteenth nineteenth twentieth once twice

brother sister uncle aunt

English Gender bull cow boy girl

Korean Gender - hwang so - am so - so nyeon - so nyeo

English Vocabulary ceiling chair clothes coat cup

Korean Vocabulary - cheon jang - ui ja - ot - ko teu - keop - chaek sang - deu re seu / - cheung ba dak - po keu - ga gu - yu ri - mo ja - jip - ing keu

English Vocabulary jacket kitchen knife lamp letter map newspaper notebook pants paper pen pencil pharmacy picture

Korean Vocabulary - jae kit - bu eok - kal - raem peu / - pyeon ji /seo sin - ji do - sin mun - su cheop - ba ji - jong i - pen - yeon pil - yak guk - geu rim

As you can see from the example above, there is no structure of the Feminine in Korean. Gender in Korean Below are examples of some vocabulary words that you can try to memorize to help you boost your vocabulary. English Vocabulary objects bathroom bed bedroom Korean Vocabulary / - mul geon mul che - yok sil - chim dae - chim sil

desk dress floor fork furniture glass hat house ink

English Vocabulary plate refrigerator restaurant roof room rug scissors shampoo shirt shoes soap socks spoon

Korean Vocabulary / - jeop si /geu reut - naeng jang go / - re seu to rang /sik dang - ji bung

English Vocabulary table toilet toothbrush toothpaste towel

Korean Vocabulary / - sik tag/ tak ja - hwa jang sil - chit sol - chi yak - su geon - u san - sog ot - byeok - ji gap - chang mun / - jeon hwa/ jeon hwa gi

want to check the rest of our Korean lessons here: Learn Korean. Don't forget to bookmark this page. Korean Vocabulary Learning the Korean Vocabulary is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Korean language. But first we need to know what the role of Vocabulary is in the structure of the grammar in Korean. Korean vocabulary is the set of words you should be familiar with. A vocabulary usually grows and evolves with age, and serves as a useful and fundamental tool for communication and acquiring knowledge. Here are some examples: English Vocabulary Vocabulary colors black Korean Vocabulary - saek sang - geom jeong - pa rang - gal saek - hoe saek - cho rok - o ren ji - bo ra - ppal gang

- bang umbrella / - kkal gae /yang tan ja - ga wi - syam pu - syeo cheu - gu du - bi nu - yang mal - sut ga rak Feminine and Masculine are absent from Korean, therefore they don't need very special attention. Once you're done with Korean gender lesson, you might underwear wall wallet window telephone

blue brown gray green orange purple red

English Vocabulary white yellow

Korean Vocabulary / - ha yan /huin saek - no rang

English Vocabulary bitter fresh

Korean Vocabulary - sseun - sin seon han - jjan () - sin si keum han - mae un - dal kom han - teuk seong - na ppeun - kkae kkeut han - eo du un - eo ryeo un - deo reo un - geon jo han - swi un / - bi eo it neun bin () - ga gyeog i bi ssan - ppal li - oe gug ui / - ga deuk han wan jeon han

English Vocabulary good hard heavy inexpensive light local new noisy old powerful quiet correct slow soft very weak wet

Korean Vocabulary - joh eun / - ttak ttak han eo ryeo un - mu geo un / - gapt ssan ba ssa ji anh eun / - ga byeo un balg eun / - ji yeog ui hyeon ji ui - sae ro un - si kkeu reo un / - o rae doen neulg eun - gang han - jo yong han - ol ba reun / - neu rin cheon cheon hi - bu deu reo un / - mae u a ju - yak han - jeoj eun

List of Vocabulary in Korean Below is a list of the vocabulary and expressions in Korean placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary. English Vocabulary sizes big deep long narrow short small tall thick thin wide tastes Korean Vocabulary - keu gi - keun - gip eun - gin - pog i job eun - jjalb eun - jag eun - ki ga keun - du kkeo un - yalb eun - neolb eun - mat

salty sour spicy sweet qualities bad clean dark difficult dirty dry easy empty expensive fast foreign full

English Vocabulary wrong young food almonds bread breakfast butter candy cheese chicken cumin dessert dinner fish fruit ice cream lamb lemon lunch

Korean Vocabulary - jal mot doen / - eo rin jeolm eun - eum sik - a mon deu - ppang - a chim sik sa - beo teo - sa tang - chi jeu - dalk go gi - keo min - di jeo teu - jeo nyeog sik sa - saeng seon - gwa il - a i seu keu rim - yang go gi - re mon - jeom sim sik sa

English Vocabulary meal meat oven pepper plants pork salad salt sandwich sausage soup sugar supper turkey apple banana oranges peaches peanut

Korean Vocabulary - sik sa - go gi - o beun - hu chu - sik mul - dwae ji go gi - sael leo deu - so geum - saen deu wi chi - so si ji - su peu - seol tang - jeo nyeog sik sa - chil myeon jo - sa gwa - ba na na - o ren ji - bok sung a - ttang kong

English Vocabulary pears pineapple grapes strawberries vegetables carrot corn cucumber garlic lettuce olives onions peppers potatoes pumpkin beans tomatoes alligator alligators

Korean Vocabulary - bae - pa in ae peul - po do - ttal gi - ya chae - dang geun - ok su su - o i - ma neul - yang sang chu - ol li beu - yang pa - hu chu - gam ja - ho bak - kong - to ma to - ag eo () - ag eo deur

English Vocabulary bear bears bird birds bull bulls cat cats cow cows deer many deer dog dogs donkey donkeys eagle eagles elephant

Korean Vocabulary - gom () - gom deur - sae () - sae deur - hwang so () - hwang so deur - go yang i () - go yang i deur - am so () - am so deur - sa seum - yeo reo ma ri ui sa seum - gae () - gae deur - dang na gwi () - dang na gwi deur - dok su ri () - dok su ri deur - ko kki ri

English Vocabulary elephants giraffe giraffes goat goats horse horses lion lions monkey monkeys mouse mice rabbit rabbits snake snakes tiger tigers

Korean Vocabulary () - ko kki ri deur - gi rin () - gi rin deur - yeom so () - yeom so deur - mal () - mar deur - sa ja () - sa ja deur - won sung i () - won sung i deur - jwi () - jwi deur - to kki () - to kki deur - baem () - baem deur - ho rang i () - ho rang i deur

English Vocabulary wolf wolves objects bathroom bed bedroom ceiling chair clothes coat cup desk dress floor fork furniture glass hat house

Korean Vocabulary - neuk dae () - neuk dae deur / - mul geon mul che - yok sil - chim dae - chim sil - cheon jang - ui ja - ot - ko teu - keop - chaek sang - deu re seu / - cheung ba dak - po keu - ga gu - yu ri - mo ja - jip

English Vocabulary ink jacket kitchen knife lamp letter map newspaper notebook pants paper pen pencil pharmacy picture plate refrigerator restaurant roof

Korean Vocabulary - ing keu - jae kit - bu eok - kal - raem peu / - pyeon ji seo sin - ji do - sin mun - su cheop - ba ji - jong i - pen - yeon pil - yak guk - geu rim / - jeop si geu reut - naeng jang go / - re seu to rang sik dang - ji bung

English Vocabulary room rug scissors shampoo shirt shoes soap socks spoon table toilet toothbrush toothpaste towel umbrella underwear wall wallet window

Korean Vocabulary - bang / - kkal gae yang tan ja - ga wi - syam pu - syeo cheu - gu du - bi nu - yang mal - sut ga rak / - sik tag tak ja - hwa jang sil - chit sol - chi yak - su geon - u san - sog ot - byeok - ji gap - chang mun

English Vocabulary telephone this that these those Questions how? what? who? why? where? different objects art bank beach book by bicycle by bus by car

Korean Vocabulary / - jeon hwa jeon hwa gi - i geot - geu geot - i geot deul - geu geot deul ? - eo tteoh ge ? ? - mu eos eur ? ? - nu ga ? ? - wae ? ? - eo di ro ? / - da yang han dae sang mul che - ye sul - eun haeng - ba dat ga - chaek - ja jeon geo ro - beo seu ro - ja dong cha ro

English Vocabulary by train cafe country desert dictionary earth flowers football forest game garden geography history house island lake library math moon

Korean Vocabulary - gi cha ro - ka pe / - guk ga na ra - sa mak - sa jeon / - heulg ji gu - kkoc - chuk gu - sup / - ge im gyeong gi - jeong won - ji ri hak - yeok sa - jip - seom - ho su - do seo gwan - su hak - dal

English Vocabulary mountain movies music ocean office on foot player river science sea sky soccer stars supermarket

Korean Vocabulary - san - yeong hwa - eum ak / - ba da dae yang - sa mu sil / - do bo geor eo seo - seon su - gang - gwa hak - ba da - ha neul - chuk gu - byeol - syu peo ma ket

English Vocabulary cloudy cold cool foggy hot nice weather pouring rain raining snow snowing ice sunny windy spring summer autumn winter people

Korean Vocabulary - heu rin - chu un - si won han - an gae ga kkin - deo un - joh eun nal ssi - bi ga ssod a jim - bi - bi ga nae rim - nun - nun i om - eor eum / - hwa chang han haet sar i nae ri jjoe neun - ba ram i bu neun - bom - yeo reum - ga eul - gyeo ul - sa ram

swimming pool - su yeong jang theater tree weather bad weather - geuk jang - na mu - nal ssi / - na ppeun nal ssi ak cheon hu

English Vocabulary aunt baby brother cousin daughter dentist doctor father grandfather grandmother husband mother nephew niece nurse policeman postman professor

Korean Vocabulary // - i mo go mo suk mo - a gi // - hyeong o ppa hyeong je - sa chon - ttal - chi gwa ui sa - ui sa - a beo ji - har a beo ji - hal meo ni - nam pyeon - eo meo ni () - jo ka a deur () - jo ka ttar - gan ho sa - gyeong chal - u che bu - gyo su

English Vocabulary son teacher uncle wife

Korean Vocabulary - a deul - seon saeng nim / - sam chon a jeo ssi - a nae

Korean questions may be either a linguistic expression used to make a request for information, or else the request itself made by such an expression. Usually it starts with why, how, where, when ... Here are some examples: English Questions Questions Korean Questions - jil mun ? - eo tteoh ge ? ? - mu eos eur ? ? - nu ga ? ? - wae ? ? - eo di ro ? ? - geu neun eo di it seup ni kka ? ? - i geos eun mu eos ip ni kka ?

Vocabulary and expressions have a very important role in Korean, therefore they need very special attention. Once you're done with Korean Vocabulary, you might want to check the rest of our Korean lessons here: Learn Korean. Don't forget to bookmark this page. If you're trying to learn Korean Questions you will find some useful resources including a course about Questions and interrogative expressions... to help you with your Korean grammar. Try to concentrate on the lesson and notice the pattern that occurs each time the word changes its place. Also don't forget to check the rest of our other lessons listed on Learn Korean. Enjoy the rest of the lesson! Korean Questions Learning the Korean Questions is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Korean language. But first we need to know what the role of Questions is in the structure of the grammar in Korean.

how? what? who? why? where? where is he? what is this?

? why are you dang sin eun seul peun i yu neun mu sad? eos ip ni kka ? how do you ? - eo want to pay? tteoh ge ji bul ha si get seup ni kka ? can I come? is he sleeping? ? - je ga ga do doe na yo ? ? - geu neun ja go it seup ni kka ?

English Questions

Korean Questions

List of Questions in Korean Below is a list of the Questions and interrogative expressions in Korean placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary. English Questions Vocabulary Countries Australia Cambodia Canada China Egypt England France Germany Greece India Indonesia Italy Korean Questions - eo hwi - guk ga - ho ju - kam bo di a - kae na da - jung guk - i jip teu - yeong guk - peu rang seu - dog il - geu ri seu - in do - in do ne si a - i tal li a - il bon - mek si ko

English Questions Morocco Peru Spain Thailand USA Languages Arabic Chinese English French German Greek Hebrew Hindi Italian Japanese Korean Latin Russian Spanish

Korean Questions - mo ro ko - pe ru - seu pe in - tae guk - mi guk - eon eo - a rab eo - jung gug eo - yeong eo - peu rang seu - dog eo - geu ri seu eo - hi beu ri eo - hin di eo - i tal li a eo - il bon eo - han gug eo - ra tin eo - reo si a eo - seu pe in eo

do you know ? - jeo reur a sip ni kka me? ? do you have my book? how big is it? can I help you? ? - nae chaeg eur ga ji go it seup ni kka ? ? - geu geos eun eol ma na keup ni kka ? ? - do wa deu ril kka yo ?

can you help ? - do wa ju si get me? seup ni kka ? do you speak ? - yeong eo English? reur har su it seup ni kka ? how far is this? ? - eol ma na meop ni kka ?

what time is ? - myeoc si ip ni kka ? it? how much is ? - eol ma ip ni kka ? this? what is your ? - i reum i mu name? eos ip ni kka ? where do you ? - sa neun gos live? i eo di ip ni kka ? As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Questions in Korean has a logical pattern. Locate the Questions above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Korean.

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English Questions Urdu Days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday time hour minute second Korean Verbs

Korean Questions - u reu du eo - yo il - wor yo il - hwa yo il - su yo il - mog yo il - geum yo il - to yo il - ir yo il - si gan - si - bun - cho

most languages a verb may agree with the person, gender, and/or number of some of its arguments, such as its subject, or object. Here are some examples: English Verbs Verbs Past I spoke I wrote I drove I loved I gave I smiled I took he spoke he wrote Korean Verbs - dong sa - gwa geo () - na neun mal haet da () - nae ga sseot da () - nae ga un jeon haet da () - na neun sa rang haet da () - nae ga ju eot da () - na neun mi so reur ji eot da () - nae ga ga jyeo gat da - geu ga mal haet da - geu ga sseot da - geu ga un jeon haet da - geu neun sa rang haet da - geu ga ju eot da - geu neun mi so reur ji eot da

English Verbs he took we spoke we wrote we drove we loved we gave we smiled we took Future I will speak

Korean Verbs - geu ga ga jyeo gat da - u ri neun mal haet da - u ri ga sseot da - u ri ga un jeon haet da - u ri neun sa rang haet da - u ri ga ju eot da - u ri neun mi so reur ji eot da - u ri ga ga jyeo gat da - mi rae () - na neun mal har geos i da () - nae ga un jeon har geos i da () - na neun sa rang har geos i da () - na neun mi so reur ji eur geos i da

I will write () - nae ga sseur geos i da I will drive I will love

Learning the Korean Verbs is very important because its structure is used in every day conversation. The more you master it the more you get closer to mastering the Korean language. But first we need to know what the role of Verbs is in the structure of the grammar in Korean. Korean verbs are words that convey action (bring, read, walk, run), or a state of being (exist, stand). In

he drove he loved he gave he smiled

I will give () - nae ga jur geos i da I will smile

English Verbs I will take he will speak he will write he will drive he will love

Korean Verbs () - nae ga ga jyeo gar geos i da - geu ga mal har geos i da - geu ga sseur geos i da - geu ga un jeon har geos i da - geu neun sa rang har geos i da

English Verbs we will smile we will take Present I speak I write I drive I love I give I smile I take

Korean Verbs - u ri neun mi so reur ji eur geos i da - u ri ga ga jyeo gar geos i da - hyeon jae () - na neun mal han da () - nae ga sseun da () - nae ga un jeon han da () - na neun sa rang han da () - nae ga jun da () - na neun mi so reur jin da () - nae ga ga jyeo gan da

English Verbs he takes we speak we write we drive we love we give we smile we take

Korean Verbs - geu ga ga jyeo gan da - u ri neun mal han da - u ri ga sseun da - u ri ga un jeon han da - u ri neun sa rang han da - u ri ga jun da - u ri neun mi so reur jin da - u ri ga ga jyeo gan da

he will give - geu ga jur geos i da he will smile he will take we will speak we will write we will drive we will love we will give - geu neun mi so reur ji eur geos i da - geu ga ga jyeo gar geos i da - u ri neun mal har geos i da - u ri ga sseur geos i da - u ri ga un jeon har geos i da - u ri neun sa rang har geos i da - u ri ga jur geos i da

he speaks - geu ga mal han da he writes he drives he loves he gives he smiles - geu ga sseun da - geu ga un jeon han da - geu neun sa rang han da - geu ga jun da - geu neun mi so reur jin da

As you can see from the example above, the structure of the Verbs in Korean has a logical pattern. Locate the Verbs above and see how it works with the rest of the sentence in Korean. List of Verbs in Korean Below is a list of the conjugated Verbs in the present past and future in Korean placed in a table. Memorizing this table will help you add very useful and important words to your Korean vocabulary. English Verbs Korean Verbs I can accept () that

English Verbs

Korean Verbs - na neun geu geos eur bad a deur ir su it seup ni da

English Verbs da she can ask him she attaches that we attack them

Korean Verbs - geu nyeo neun geu e ge mur eo bor su it seup ni da () geu nyeo neun geu geos eur jung yo si hap ni da - u ri neun geu deur eur gong gyeok hap ni da

English Verbs Korean Verbs eur swip ni da air () I can bring it na neun geu geos eur ga jyeo or su it seup ni da I can build that she buys food we calculate it they carry it they don't cheat she chooses him we close it he comes here () na neun geu geos eur man deur su it seup ni da - geu nyeo ga eum sig eur gu ip hap ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur gye san hap ni da () - geu deur eun geu geos eur na reup ni da - geu deur eun sog i ji anh seup ni da - geu nyeo neun geu reur seon taek hap ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur jong ryo hap ni da - geu ga i ri ro op ni da

she added it

() geu nyeo ga geu geos eur chu ga haet seup ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur in jeong hap ni da - geu deur eun geu e ge jo eon haet seup ni da () - na neun geu geos e dong ui hap ni da () geu nyeo neun geu geos eur bad a deur ip ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur bal pyo hap ni da - na neun sa gwa har su it seup ni da geu nyeo neun o neur mo seub eur bi chwot seup ni da

we admit it they advised him I can agree with that she allows it we announce it I can apologize she appears today

- geu deur they avoid her eun geu nyeo reur pi hap ni da I can bake it () na neun geu geos eur gu ur su it seup ni da - geu nyeo neun geu reur joh a hap ni da - u ri ga i gyeot seup ni da - geu deur eun haeng bok hae jyeot seup ni da () na neun geu geos eur si jak har su it seup ni da

she is like him we beat it they became happy I can begin that

() they arranged geu deur eun geu geos eur ma ryeon that haet seup ni da I can arrive tomorrow - na neun nae ir do chak har su it seup ni

we borrowed - u ri neun money don eur bil lyeot seup ni da they breathe - geu deur i sum

() I can compare na neun geu geot gwa bi gyo har su it that seup ni da - geu she competes nyeo neun na wa gyeong jaeng eur with me hap ni da

English Verbs we complain about it they continued reading

Korean Verbs ( ) u ri neun geu geos e dae hae bul pyeong hap ni da - geu deur eun ilk gi reur gye sok haet seup ni da ( )

English Verbs Korean Verbs that - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur joh a ha ji anh seup ni da we do it they dream about it I earned he eats a lot we enjoyed that they entered here he escaped that I can explain that she feels that too we fled from there () - u ri neun geu geos eur hap ni da ( ) geu deur eun geu geos e dae han kkum eur kkum ni da - na neun beor eot seup ni da - geu neun manh i meok seup ni da () - u ri neun geu geos eur jeul gyeot seup ni da - geu deur i yeo gi ro deur eo wat seup ni da - geu neun do mang chyeot seup ni da () na neun geu geos eur seol myeong har su it seup ni da - geu nyeo neun geu geos yeok si neu kkip ni da - u ri neun geo gi e seo do mang chyeot

English Verbs seup ni da they will fly tomorrow I can follow you she forgot me we forgive him

Korean Verbs - geu deur eun nae ir gar geos ip ni da - na neun dang sin eur tta reur su it seup ni da - geu nyeo neun na reur ij eot seup ni da - u ri neun geu reur yong seo hap ni da

he cried about - geu neun geu geos e that dae hae nun mur eur heul lyeot seup ni da I can decide now - na neun ji geum gyeol jeong har su it seup ni da () she described - geu nyeo ga it to me geu geos eur na e ge seol myeong hae ju eot seup ni da we disagree about it they disappeared quickly I discovered that she dislikes () - u ri neun geu geos e dong ui ha ji anh seup ni da geu deur eur jae ppal li sa ra jyeo beo ryeot seup ni da () - na neun geu geos eur bal gyeon haet seup ni da ()

() I can give her - na neun geu nyeo e ge that geu geos eur jur su it seup ni da she goes there we greeted them I hate that - geu nyeo ga geu gos eu ro gap ni da - u ri neun geu deur eur maj at seup ni da () - na neun geu geos i silh seup ni da () na neun geu geos eur deur eur su it seup ni da () - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur sang sang hap ni da - u ri

I can hear it

she imagine that we invited them

English Verbs

Korean Verbs neun geu deur eur cho dae haet seup ni da - na neun geu reur al go it seup ni da

I know him

- geu she learned it nyeo neun geu geos eur bae wot seup ni da we leave now they lied about him - u ri neun ji geum tteo nap ni da - geu deur eur geu e dae hae geo jit mar eur hap ni da

Overview: Imagine a language as a living thing where vocabulary is the body parts, grammar is the brain, language resources are the muscles, and motivation is the energy which makes that living thing work hard or not. To be able to use a language, you need a body, a brain, some muscles, and energy. Vocabulary is what most of the language is made of, you will need lots of that (around 3000 words is fair). To be able to use the vocabulary, you need grammar, which is the brain that allows you to use and manipulate your vocabulary. You need some muscles: language resources such as audio lessons, exercises, and practice can speed up your learning process. Finally you need motivation, without it, any language could seem difficult to learn. Below are 4 of the most important elements in learning a language, with an explanation to why that is. If you think other factors should be included too, please comment at the bottom. 1) Vocabulary: Did you know that a native speaker of most languages of the world only uses about 3000 to 5000 words? What's more, a native speaker uses only about 300 to 500 words on a daily basis, which are repeated over and over again. That means, if you memorize around 3000 words, you will be able to say write and understand more than 75% of the general conversations. If you memorize 33 words per day, in 3 months you would have memorized 3000 word. 2) Grammar: This powerful tool allows you to manipulate the vocabulary you already memorized. With it, you can structure the vocabulary to make proper sentences, but it can also help you multiply the number of words you already know. With a couple

hundreds of words and a dozen grammar rules you can form thousands of sentences simply by changing the order or adding prefixes and suffixes. 3) Language resources: The more adequate tools you have available to you, the faster and better you learn. For example, if you listen to audio lessons, practice your speaking and writing by chatting with native speakers every day is better than simply learning from a book. You need to diversify your methods of learning. Reading, listening, writing, all can help you practice and remember more. 4) Motivation: It is the energy that drives the whole process, without it, you will feel like swimming against the current, and you will give up eventually. Motivation can help you set goals and achieve them. If you say I should memorize 10 words a day for the next 3 months, then, all you need is motivation, because it's not an impossible goal, it's only a matter of passion for learning. In short, you needs lots of vocabulary, a good number of grammar rules, adequate language resources and motivation. You can improvise with the rest depending on the language you're learning. You can check our other articles about the Easiest Language to Learn and the Best Language to Learn, or other important resources in many languages here: Learn Languages. Don't forget to bookmark this page. Comments: I think the best way to learn vocabulary is through the use of flash cards that you form yourself. Buy a

() I can listen to nan geu geot deur eur deur eur su it that seup ni da she lost that we made it yesterday they met him () - geu nyeo neun geu geos eur ilh eot seup ni da - u ri neun eo je hae naet seup ni da - geu deur eun geu reur man nat seup ni da

- na I misspell that neun cheol ja reur jar mos sseot seup ni da Language Learning Tips

set of cards and cut them in half. Write a vocabulary word on the front and its English definition on the back. As you learn more information about each word, plural forms of nouns, principle parts of verbs you can add these to the cards. The start carrying the cards with you everywhere.

Which one of the following means "red": ha yan huin saek - / pa rang - no rang - ppal gang -

set - a hop - il gop - yeor yeo seot - yeo seot - How would you write "green car"?

Korean quiz How would you write "a very nice friend"? cho rok bic na mu - nop eun geon mul - na i ga manh eun sa ram no in - () mae u joh eun meot jin chin gu - () Which one of the following means "square": dung geun won hyeong ui - / jeong sa gak hyeong mo yang ui jik gag ui ()/ sam gak hyeong ui - dal kom han - gip eun -

geom jeong - Which one of the following means "today": ba ro jeuk si - / eo je - nae il - o neul - i mi - How would you write "quickly"? cheon cheon hi - ppal li - geo ui - ham kke - sil je ro jin jja ro - / Which one of the following means the number "six"?

cha go - nae cha - ja dong cha se dae - nok saek cha - cha bakk e seo - What's "nose" in Korean? eo kkae - mok - sim jang - ko - gwi - How would you write "breakfast"? gwa il -

sael leo deu - a chim sik sa - jeo nyeog sik sa - go gi - How would you write "we speak"? dang sin i mal han da - geu nyeo ga mal han da - na neun mal han da - u ri ga mal han da - geu ga mal han da - How would you write "his chickens"? geu neun haeng bok hap ni da - geu nyeo neun mi gug in ip ni da - geu ui dalg deur - () u ri ui ttal - geu deur ui dalk - How would you write "father"? hyeong o ppa hyeong je - //

a beo ji - so nyeon - hwang so - a jeo ssi sam chon - / How would you write "we speak"? na neun sa rang haet da - () nae ga sseot da - () u ri neun mi so reur ji eur geos i da - nae ga jur geos i da - () u ri neun mal han da - How would you write "they became happy"? geu deur eur jae ppal li sa ra jyeo beo ryeot seup ni da - geu deur eun nae ir gar geos ip ni da - geu deur eun ilk gi reur gye sok haet seup ni da geu deur eun haeng bok hae jyeot seup ni da

nan geu geot deur eur deur eur su it seup ni da () How would you write "inside the house"? jib an - cha bakk e seo - te i beur a rae e - il mor jeon e hae ji gi jeon e - / geu eops i - How would you write "he doesn't speak"? deur eo ga ji ma si o - geu neun yeo gi eopt seup ni da - na neun un jeon ha ji anh seup ni da - geu neun mal ha ji anh seup ni da - u ri neun sseu ji anh seup ni da - How would you write "how much is this?" geu neun eo di it seup ni kka ? -

? i geos eun mu eos ip ni kka ? - ? geu geos eun eol ma na keup ni kka ? - ? eol ma na meop ni kka ? - ? eol ma ip ni kka ? - ? How would you write "raining"? deo un - nun i om - hwa chang han haet sar i nae ri jjoe neun / bi ga nae rim - chu un - How would you write "aunt"? hal meo ni - ttal - i mo go mo suk mo - // gan ho sa - a nae -

How would you write "congratulations"? jal ga - chuk ha hap ni da - joe song hap ni da - jeong mal lo - an nyeong ha se yo -