(Words in
bold added during the last update. Latest additions can also been seen on our
LearnKoreanCLT twitter page.)
Kamsahamnida - Thank you (formal)
Komap seumnida - Thank you (less formal)
Mianhaeyo - Sorry
Mianhamnida - Sorry
Hangukmal hasil jul aseyo? - Do you speak Korean?
Moreuges seumnida - I don't understand
Cheoncheonhi malssuemhae jeseyo - Please speak slower
Dang sinui ireu meun mueosip nikka? - What is your name?
Je ireumeun (name) imnida - My name is (name)
Jeoneun (name) imnida - I am (name)
(Name) imnida - I'm (name)
Annyeong ha shut suh yo? - How have you been? (formal)
Annyong hashimnikka? - How are you? (formal)
Eotteohke jinaeseyo? - How are you?
Jaljinaeyo - Fine, thanks
Haeng un! - Good luck!
Baegopa - I'm hungry
Ulmayeyo? - How much is it?
Uhdeeitseum nikka? - Where is it?
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- How are you doing?
- How is it going?
- How old are you?
- I want to learn how to speak Korean
- I only know a little Korean
- I wish I could talk in Korean
- I’m
- I’m 15 years old
- Please
- Please help us
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- Sure
- Talk slowly
- That’s alright
- What
- What are you doing?
- What is wrong?
- What's up?
- Who is this?
- Yes
- You’re welcome
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