ko-re-ahhh-N

AITE. the letter R and the letter L are interchangeable in pronounciation. and K is always said “G”. hongki, is said honggi. you kinda mesh g and k togetherish…

i know some of these phrases. others i dont. i know more than these though…maybe i’ll type my knowledge out for you guys later…instead of jacking them from google…lol…srry

also, i have a hunch that when they write “j” say it kinda like a “c”

Basic Korean Phrases

neh. Yes. NE or YE.

ah-nee-oh. No. ANIYOH.

jwe-song-ha-ji-mahn. Please.

gahm-sah-hahm-ni-da. Thank you. KAMSAMNIDA.

chon-mahn-eh-yo. You’re welcome.

sil-le-hahm-ni-da. Excuse me. SHLEJIMAN.

jwe-song-hahm nida. I am sorry. BIANE. BIANHAMNIDA.

ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo. Good morning. ANYONG-HASEO

ahn-nyong-hee ga-se-yo. Good-bye. ANYONGIESEO REPLY: ANYONGIKASEO

Korean Phrases for Meeting and Greeting

yong-o-rul hahl-jool asim-ni-ka?

YONGOREUL- ENGLISH HANGUGOREUL – KOREAN

HA-JI-SUI-SIM-NIKKA? do you speak?

HA-SUI-SIM-NIDA. i do speak ______.

*when forming a sentence, put the language b4 the question or answer. aite?*

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yo-gi yong-o-rul hahl-jool anun-boon i-soum-ni-ka? Does anyone here speak English? —>Do you speak English?

jeo-nun han-kook-o-rul jo-gum-bah-ke mo-tahm-ni-da. I only speak a little Korean.

song-ha-mi o-teo-ke dwe-si-ji-yo? What is your name?

je-i-rum-eun Mee-Young im-ni-da. My name is Mee-Young.

ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo? How are you?

neh jal-i-soum-ni-da. I’m fine, thank you.

gahm-se-hahm-ni-da. I’m fine, thank you.

mahn-na-bwep-ge dwe-o-seo bahn-gahp-soum-ni-da. I am very glad to meet you.

jal mo-dara dut-ge-soum-ni-da. I don’t understand.

mo-ra-go greo-shut-ji-yo? What did you say?

jom-chon-chon-hee mahl-soum-hae joo-se-yo? Can you speak more slowly?

choong-boon-hee i-hae-hah-go i-soum-ni-da. I understand perfectly.

chogum-a little [use chogumyo if alone and chogum if in a sentence for to be politeee]

chikum-now [same thing chikumyo...if i remember right]

yogi-here yogieyo-here it is yogianieyo-its not here

chogi-there chogieyo-there it is chogianieyo-its not there

no-anii

Korean Dialog

Young-Sook:	ahn-nyong-ha-se-yo! Hello! yong-o-rul hahl-jool a-se-yo? Do you speak English?
Store Clerk	jwe-song-hahm-nida. I’m sorry. yong-o-rul hahl-jool mo-rum-nida. I do not speak English.
Young-Sook:	jo-do han-koo-go-rul jo-gum-ba-ke motam-nida. Unfortunately, I only speak a little Korean.
Store Clerk:	gewn-chan-soum-nida. That’s all right. i-hae-hahm-nida. I understand you.