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Vocabulary flashcards covering Korean classroom expressions, greetings, counters, time, travel, honorifics, and everyday vocabulary.
책을 보세요.
Look at the book.
숫제가 있어요.
There is homework.
처음 뽕겠습니다.
Nice to meet you (for the first time, formal).
안녕히 계십시오.
Goodbye (said by the person leaving, to the one staying).
안녕히 가십시오.
Goodbye (said by the person staying, to the one leaving).
다녁오겠습니다.
I'll go and come back (said when leaving home or work).
잘 먹겠습니다.
Thank you for the meal (said before eating).
맛있게 드십시오.
Enjoy your meal (said by the host or server).
캠나다
Canada
소방관
Firefighter
군인
Soldier / military member
필통
Pencil case
이것
This (near the speaker)
그것
That (near the listener)
저것
That over there (far from both)
사이 / 가운데
Between / in the middle
기숙사
Dormitory
자루
Counter for long, slender items such as pens and pencils
대
Counter for machines and vehicles, such as computers and cars
장
Counter for flat, thin things such as paper and tickets
벌
Counter for sets / outfits of clothing
켤레
Counter for pairs of footwear, socks, or gloves
평일
Weekday
그저께
The day before yesterday
모레
The day after tomorrow
새벽
Dawn / the early hours before sunrise
낙
Daytime
선물하다
To give a gift
수업이 시작하다
Class starts
수업이 끝나다
Class ends
한가하다
Free / not busy
잡채
Stir-fried glass noodles with vegetables
갈비탕
Short rib soup
싱겹다
Bland / not salty enough
찾아보다
To look up / search for
동안
During / for a period of time
가깍다
Near / close (ㅂ irregular: 가까워요)
외할아버지
Maternal grandfather
계시다
Honorific form of 있다; to be (located) / to stay
말씀하시다
Honorific form of 말하다; to speak
잡수시다
Honorific form of 먹다; to eat (드시다 is a common alternative)
주무시다
Honorific form of 자다; to sleep
진지
Honorific form of 밥; meal / cooked rice
오랜만이에요.
Long time no see.
잘 지났어요?
Have you been well?
수첩
Small notebook / memo pad
귀
Mandarin / tangerine
사진을 잇다
To take photos
동전
Coin
지폐
Banknote
단풍이 들다
Leaves change color
눈사람을 만들다
To make a snowman
연세
Honorific form of 나이; age