KORN 0220: Vocab Quiz 2-1 #3

62, 64, 65, including more vocabulary

Honorific Speech

Non-Polite Speech style in Korean (half talk)

Grandfather

Grandmother

Phone Conversation

Often

From time to time

Not

Meal

Grandson

Granddaughter

Work

Recent days

Today

Public Holiday

Phone Call

Now

Here

There

Morning

The Oldest Son

The Oldest Daughter

The First-Born Child

The Second-Born Child

The Youngest Child

The Only Child

You (intimate)

You (plural, intimate)

To Get Along

To Be Well

To Sleep

Our (two kinds, informal, formal)

My (two kinds, informal, formal)

To Be Healthy

To Be Alright, All Right

To Not Exist

To Not Have

To Exist

To Have

To Be Not Well (Honorific)

To Exist

To Exist (Honorific)

Adverb (Not)

Adverb: A Little

Adverb: Just

Adverb: Well

Adverb: Why

to PERSON (used only with a person)

If so, in that case, then

yes (non-polite form used in half talk)

X

sure, of course, indeed

no (intimate)

Hello (in a phone convo)

That’s right, okay (is that right? when used as a question)

… okay/agreed?

Good Night (Honorific)

Good Night (Half Talk)

Goodbye

Goodbye (half talk)