Korean Greetings and Inquiries About Well-Being

Vocabulary flashcards covering common Korean expressions used for asking and answering questions about someone's daily life, health, and workload.

안부를 묻고 대답해요

A phrase meaning "Asking and answering about someone's well-being" or exchanging status inquiries.

잘 지내요

A common response meaning "I am doing well" or "I am fine."

오랜만이에요

A greeting meaning "Long time no see" or "It has been a while."

어떻게 지내요?

An inquiry meaning "How are you doing?" or "How have you been?"

별일 없어요

An expression meaning "Nothing special" or "Nothing much is going on."

얼굴이 좋아 보여요

A polite observation meaning "You look good" or "Your face looks healthy/bright."

얼굴이 안 좋아 보여요

An expression of concern meaning "You do not look well" or "You look tired/unwell."

일이 많아요

A response stating "I have a lot of work," indicating a busy workload.

일이 별로 없어요

A phrase meaning "I don't have much work" or "There is not much work to do."

한가해요

An expression meaning "I am free" or "I have spare time / not busy."

그냥 그래요

A neutral answer meaning "Just so-so" or "I am doing average."