My Book of Korean
I learned Korean in this order:
peechee Bang–PC Room (internet room where kids, mostly, play games)
Anyeong ha se yo–hello
Anyeong gi gay se yo–goodbye
Gam sahap nida–thank you
Ban Gaps ni da–nice to meet you
ani eo–no
nay–yes
kreo? –really? (like if the price seems too high) or chin cha?
Juseyo–please
ki cha yeok, ka ju seyo–station, take me please (you say this in a taxi)
mi ahn Hahm ni da–sorry
issoyo–do you have
chuseyo–I want
kuhpi chuseyo–coffee, I want
shing mul chuseyo–plant, I want
Haseyo–do you speak
mol lah you–I dont know
cho ah yo—is it good?
uh dee ye yo–where is?
mwuh ye yo–what is
Food
soh goh gi–beef
tweh ji goh gi–pork
tahg goh gi–chix
ch’e shik–vegetarian
bahng–bread
gong mool bahng–whole grain (doesnt really exist)
pahp–rice
so goom–salt
hoo ch’oo–pepper
mool–water
peh goh p’ah yo–I am hungry
ch ah hey yo–I like it
mah nee–a lot
cho goom– a little
Numbers
- il
- ee
- sahm
- sah
- oh
- yook
- ch’il
- pahl
- koo
- ship
school–hakkyo
hakkyo–uh dee ye yo–where is the school?
Yongo song say nihm–I am an English teacher
Okgwa hana chuseyo–one for Okgwa please (ticket)
To get to Art Street take a cab–say” shin nay YMCA”
Hang bocka se yo!–be happy
Cho deung Hak kyo–elementary school
