또 뵙겠습니다
I'll see you again.
~명 / ~분(↑)
A counter for people (i.e., 학생 두 명; two students, 선생님 네 분; four teachers)
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또 뵙겠습니다
I'll see you again.
~명 / ~분(↑)
A counter for people (i.e., 학생 두 명; two students, 선생님 네 분; four teachers)
-살 / -세
A counter for age (i.e.,저는 스물 두 살 입니다; I am 22 years old.)
-개
A counter for things (i.e., )
-도
also; as well (i.e., 저도 딸이 하나 있습니다; I also have a daughter.)
선생/선생님(↑)
a teacher
안녕하세요?
안녕하십니까?
Hello. Hi. How are you?
안녕히 가세요
Good-bye. (to someone leaving)
안녕히 계세요
Good-bye. (to someone staying)
어떻게 지내십니까?
How is it going? How are you?
오래간 만입니다
It's been a long time.
요즘
nowadays; lately
잘
well (adjective)
지내다
to spend (time)
고맙습니다/감사합니다
Thank you.
고향
a hometown
공군
Air force; an airman
괜찮습니다
It's all right/fine.
네/예
Yes
만나서 반갑습니다.
Nice to meet you.
미안합니다; 죄송합니다
I am sorry.
실례합니다
Excuse me.
~씨
Used among colleagues or people of approximately equal status. It is attached at the end of the full name or the first name. For more information, see Cultural note on page 1.6.
아니오
No
어디
Where; where to
~이/가 어떻게 되십니까?
What is your ~?
~이다
to be (verb)
이름/성함(↑)
a name
제(↓)/내
my; I
처음
for the first time
처음 뵙겠습니다
How do you do? (First time)
천만에요
You're welcome
캘리포니아
California
계급
a rank (military)
군인
a serviceman
그리고
and (then)
무엇
what
신병
Private (E-1)
이병
Private (E-2)
일병
Private (E-3)
상병
Specialist (E-4)
병장
Sergeant (E-5)
하사
Staff sergeant (E-6)
중사
Sergeant First Class (E-7)
상사
Master Sergeant (E-8)
원사
Sergeant Major (E-9)
(을/를) 소개하다/소개시키다
Let me introduce.
육군
Army; a soldier
~이/가 아니다
not to be (a noun)
저(↓)/나
I/me
직업
an occupation
친구
a friend
학생
a student
해군
Navy; a sailor
해병대
Marine Corps; a marine
회사원
A company employee; a white collar worker
가족
a family
남동생
a younger brother
누나/ 누님(↑)
the older sister of a male
모두/ 다
all; every
부모/부모님(^)
parents; father and mother
아버지/아빠/아버님(↑)
a father / dad
어머니/ 엄마 / 어머님(↑)
a mother / mom
언니
the older sister of a female
여동생
a younger sister
오빠
a females older brother
저희 (↓) / 우리
we; my; our
~하고
and (as a noun connector) i.e., 저희 아버지하고 어머니는 선생님입니다; My father and mother are teachers.)
한 ~ / 두 ~ / 세 ~ / 네 ~
The first four native Korean numbers, 하나 둘 셋 넷, become 한 두 세 네 when used with a countable item. (i.e., 오빠 세 명; three brothers)
형 / 형님(↑)
a males older brother
형제
siblings
결혼하다 (결혼했습니다)
to be married; to get married (got married)
나이 / 연세(↑)
age
남편
a husband
딸/따님(↑)
a daughter
몇~
how many-
무슨-
what-
부인(^)/아내
a wife
아들/아드님(↑)
a son
아이
a child; a kid
없다 / 안 계시다(^)
not to exist; not to possess
일 (하다)
work (to work)
있다/계시다(^)
to exist; to possess
할머니/할머님(↑)
a grandmother
할아버지/할아버님(↑)
a grandfather
간호사
a nurse
경찰관
a police officer
공무원
a government employee (*most used)
공무원
a government worker
공인
a public figure (artists, actors, musicians, etc.)
누구
who; whom
변호사
a lawyer
병원
a hospital
사진
a photo
살다
to live at/in; to reside
소방관
a firefighter
아주
very; extremely
은행원
a bank clerk
의사
a doctor
젊다
to be youthful