Korean OSU

Hello, Hi, How are you

an-nyong-ha-seyo

안녕하세요

Please listen carefully

chal tu ru seyo

잘들으세요

Please try

hae-bo-seyo

해보세요

Please stand up

i ro na se yo

일어나세요

Please sit down

an ju se yo

앉으세요

Well done!

cha rae sso yo

잘했어요

Please try again. (singular)

tashi hae bo seyo

다시 해 보세요

Please read.

il go bo seyo

읽어 보세요

Please try all together

tagachi hae bo seyo

다같이 해 보세요 (ta ga chi hae bo se yo)

all together

tagachi

다같이

I am Steve Wilson.

cho neun su ti bu wil sun ieyo

저는 스티브 윌순이에요.

As for me

Cho neun

저는

I

cho 저

As for… (topic marker)

neun 는

Freshman/first year

il-ang-nyon 1항년

Sophomore/second year

i-ang-nyon 2항년

Junior/third year

sa-mang-nyeon 사망년

Senior/fourth year

sa-ang-nyeon 사항년

am/are/is for consonant or noun

ieyo/(y)eyo 이에요/에요

graduate student

tae-ha-kwon-saeng 대하숴생

I also

cho do

what is your name? (casual)

I ru mi mwo eyo?

what is your name? (formal)

song a mi ottok e twe so?

nice to meet you

pang gap sum nida

suffix attached to an adult equal or lower person’s name

ssi

korean person

han-guk saram

korean

han-guk

person

saram

Chinese person

chung-guk saram

china

chung-guk

American person

mi-guk saram

america

mi-guk

Japanese person

il bon saram

Japan

il bon

British person

yong-guk saram

u.k.

yong guk

no

aniyo

am not/is not/are not

anieyo

oh

ah

is that right?/is that so?

ku rae yo?

it is so, that is right

ku rae yo

I am a freshman

Cho neun i rang nyon ieyo

I am Michael jung

mai kul chong ieyo

I am also a freshman

cho do i rang nyon ieyo.

Are you Korean, Sophia?

so’pia ssi neun, han-guk saram-ieyo?

No. I am not Korean

aniyo, han-guk saram anieyo

I am Chinese

Chung-guk saram-ieyo

Oh, is that right? I’m Korean

ah, ku rae yo? cho-neun, han-guk saram ieyo