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Basic Bootcamp: Useful Phrases For Learning Korean
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Basic Bootcamp
Useful Phrases for Learning Korean
3 Korean Hangul
Romanization
English
Vocabulary
Grammar Points
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Korean Hangul
Romanization
English
Vocabulary
Hangul Romanization English
저기요 jeogiyo Excuse me.
이것 igeot this (proper, written form)
뭐예요? mwo-yeyo What is it? What?
3 그것 geugeot that [proper, written form (close
to the listener)]
입니다 im-ni-da is, am, are
한국말 hangukmal Korean (language)
라면 ra-myeon instant noodles
뭐라고요? mwo-ra-go-yo? What did you say?
한번 hanbeon one time, once
더 deo more
말하다 malhada to say, to speak
주세요 juseyo Please give me (standard
politeness level)
정말 jeongmal really, for real
미안합니다. mi-an-ham-ni-da. I'm sorry.
천천히 cheoncheonhi slowly
고맙습니다 gomapseumnida Thank you (standard).
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Grammar Points
The Focus of This Lesson Is to Learn Some Korean Phrases That Come in Handy When
Learning More Korean.
Here are some Korean phrases you'll likely use at a Korean restaurant.
For Example:
1. 외국인: 저기요. 이것은 뭐예요?
oe-gu-gin: Jeo-gi-yo. I-geo-seun mwo-ye-yo?
Foreigner: "Excuse me. What is this?"
2. 여종업원: 그것은 "누들"입니다.
yeo-jong-eop-won: Geu-geo-seun "nu-deul" im-ni-da.
Note: To say "What is (noun) in English?" you can use the same structure. Say 영어로
(yeong-eo-ro), meaning "in English," instead of saying 한국말로 (Han-guk-mal-ro), meaning
"in Korean." "What's this in English?" = 영어로 뭐예요? (Yeong-eo-lo mwo-ye-yo?)
3. 한번 더 말해 주세요... (Han-beon deo mal-hae ju-se-yo?) "Could you say (that) one more
time, please?"
We often use this phrase 한번더 말해 주세요... (Han-beon deo mal-hae ju-se-yo...) when
asking someone to repeat something.
Let's break the phrase down. 한번 더 (Han-beon deo) means "one more time," and 말해
주세요... (mal-hae ju-se-yo...) means "could you say (it), please..." Therefore, all together,
한번 더 말해 주세요... (Han-beon deo mal-hae ju-se-yo?) means "Could you say that one
more time, please?"
4. 천천히 말해 주세요... (cheon-cheon-hi mal-hae ju-se-yo?) "Could you say (that) slower
please?"
We often use this phrase 천천히 말해 주세요... (cheon-cheon-hi mal-hae ju-se-yo...) when
asking someone to say something more slowly.
Let's break the phrase down. 천천히 (cheon-cheon-hi) means "slowly," and 말해 주세요
(mal-hae ju-se-yo)... means "could you say (it), please..." Therefore, all together 천천히 말해
주세요? (cheon-cheon-hi mal-hae ju-se-yo?) means "Could you say (that) slower, please?"