Korean Words

Gangaji

Dog

Anja

Sit/sit down

Jeonhyeo

Not at all/absolutely not

Jjajeangna

It’s annoying/annoying!

Gwaenchana

It’s okay!

Joasseo

It was good!

No jaemida

It’s lame

Mwonya daeche

What the heck?!

Eeomeo

Oh my!

In-jeong

Agreed/you’re right

Baem

Snake

Moek

Moekgosipo

Eat

I want to eat

Ja

→ Jagosipo

Sleep

→ I want to sleep

She

Rest

Shegosipo

Ka

→ kagosipo

Go

→ I want to go

eeokeon

Aircon

Chungeongi

Charger

Mom

Body

Sinche Buwi

Body Part

Noe

Brain

Balmok

Ankle

Pal

Arm

Deung

Back

Ppyeo

Bone

Gaseum

Chest

Gwi

Ear

Palkkumchi

Elbow

Nun

Eye

Eolgul

Face

Songarak

Finger

Bal

Foot

Meorikarak

Hair

Son

Hand

Meori

Head

Simjang

Heart

Mureup

Knee

Dari

Leg

ipsul

Lips

Gan

Liver

Pye

Lung

ip

Mouth

Geunyuk

Muscle

Mok

Neck

Ko

Nose

Eokkae

Shoulder

Pibu

Skin

Wi

Stomach

Hyeo

Tongue

i

Tooth

Heori

Waist

Sonmok

Wrist

Beoseonagi

Get away/escape

wihae

For

For the sake of/for the benefit of

momburimchyeo

To Struggle/Writhe/thrash

Describes a physical movement or emotional struggle

bwaya

to look/see/watch

bwaya hae → need look/should look

jamdeul

Sleep

ttaekkaji

Until

Deo

More

Adjective

Nan imi

I’m already/I already

dashi

again

tto

Once more/again

Emphasises repetition

i bameul

This night

Jisaeunda

To stay up all night

aljana

You know

To point out or remind that someone already knows “… you know?” “Come on, you know” can be used to nag.

Neol

You

Object form

Gamanhi

Quietly, calmly, still

Adjective

deul su eomneun

Can not hold/bear/endure

Dojeohi

Can not possibly

Used to emphasis strong negative or impossibility, used with negative verbs

Deo isang

Any longer/anymore

Negative, indicating something has stopped or is no longer true

Deo isang neol beotil su eopseo

A phrase meaning “I can’t stand/endure you anymore”

Beotil

To endure, withstand

Beotil su eopseo

A phrase meaning “I can’t stand/endure it anymore”

eojjeol

Korean slang meaning “so what?”

Eojjeol su eopda

Expression meaning “it can’t be helped” “no way around it”

Literally: what to do/how to handle - way/method - to not have/there is not

eodumi

Darkness (subject)

Dwideopin

Covered/shrouded/engulfed

Bam

Night

Haji ma

Don’t do it (casual)

Geumanhae

Stop it (casual)

Geunanhaera

Stop it (rude)

Haji mara

Don’t do it (rude, commanding)

Haji maseyo

Please don’t do that/stop doing that (polite)

Geunanhaseyo

Please stop (polite)