Korean 151-200 2000 most common words

area, district, particular geographic region

지역/jiyeok

(to be) different

다르다/dareuda

the appearance of a person, surface appearance in general, aspect of a matter

모습/moseup

water

물/mul

meet, see, become acquainted with, to encounter

만나다/mannada

to bring about, pull forth, put out, issue, pay, submit

내다/naeda

to be seen, be shown, cause to see, show

보이다/boida

to write, use

쓰다/sseuda

this (pronoun)

이것/igeot

without, lacking

없이/eopsi

this time, this occasion

이번/ibeon

road, path, street, means, course, conduct, moral

길/gil

lifestyle, way of life, daily living, living

생활/saenghwal

now, the current time

지금/jigeum

only, nothing more than, just

뿐/ppun

relationship, space between

사이/sai

method, procedure

방법/bangbeop

to be new

새롭다/saeropda

My country (that is used when Koreans indicate South Korea)

우리나라/urinara

to sit, squat,

앉다/anda

the first time, the beginning

처음/cheoeum

hand

손/son

how many, which number, some

몇/myeot

that time, the given time

그때/geuttae

process, a course of events

과정/gwajeong

life, living

삶/sam

to have, to take

갖다/gatda

to search, look for, find

찾다/chatda

especially, in particular, notably

특히/teukhi

time, hour

시/si

strange, abnormal, odd, weird, bizarre

이상/isang

to go out, to leave

나가다/nagada

story, talk, tale

이야기/iyagi

education

교육/gyoyuk

to buy

사다/sada

economy

경제/gyeongje

still, yet

아직/ajik

to take, hold, grab, seize, arrest, catch

잡다/japda

with, together

같이/gachi

teacher, (polite term of address for an elder male or female: sir, mister, miss)

선생님/seonsaengnim

art, fine art

예술/yesul

to stand, stop, halt, hold

서다/seoda

cannot, not to be able to (adv)

못/mot

history

역사/yeoksa

to read

읽다/ikda

now

이제/ije

result, outcome

결과/gyeolgwa

content, that which is contained in a container

내용/naeyong

of course, certainly, naturally

물론/mullon

interval, period of time

동안/dongan