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66 everyday words and phrases, each with an example.

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Greetings 인사 · 10
  • 안녕하세요annyeonghaseyohello
  • 감사합니다gamsahamnidathank you
  • 안녕히 가세요annyeonghi gaseyogoodbye (to someone leaving)
  • 안녕히 계세요annyeonghi gyeseyogoodbye (to someone staying)
  • 죄송합니다joesonghamnidasorry; excuse me
  • 주세요juseyoplease give me
  • 네neyes
  • 아니요aniyono
  • 잘 지내셨어요?jal jinaesyeosseoyohow have you been?
  • 제 이름은…je ireumeunmy name is…
Food and drink 음식과 음료 · 11
  • 물mulwater
  • 밥bapcooked rice; a meal
  • 빵ppangbread
  • 우유uyumilk
  • 커피keopicoffee
  • 차chatea
  • 사과sagwaapple
  • 계란gyeranegg
  • 생선saengseonfish (as food)
  • 배고파요baegopayoI'm hungry
  • 맛있어요masisseoyoit's tasty
Home and family 집과 가족 · 12
  • 집jiphouse; home
  • 문mundoor
  • 창문changmunwindow
  • 식탁siktakdining table
  • 의자uijachair
  • 침대chimdaebed
  • 열쇠yeolsoekey
  • 엄마eommamum
  • 아빠appadad
  • 강아지gangajidog; puppy
  • 고양이goyangicat
  • 신발sinbalshoe; shoes
Getting around 교통 · 9
  • 버스beoseubus
  • 기차gichatrain
  • 역yeokstation
  • 표pyoticket
  • 자동차jadongchacar
  • 왼쪽oenjjokleft
  • 오른쪽oreunjjokright
  • 어디예요?eodiyeyowhere is it?
  • 화장실hwajangsiltoilet
Time and days 시간과 요일 · 9
  • 오늘oneultoday
  • 내일naeiltomorrow
  • 어제eojeyesterday
  • 지금jigeumnow
  • 아침achimmorning; breakfast
  • 저녁jeonyeokevening; dinner
  • 일주일iljuila week
  • 월요일woryoilMonday
  • 몇 시예요?myeot siyeyowhat time is it?
Feelings 감정 · 8
  • 행복해요haengbokhaeyoI'm happy
  • 기뻐요gippeoyoI'm glad
  • 슬퍼요seulpeoyoI'm sad; it's sad
  • 피곤해요pigonhaeyoI'm tired
  • 화가 나요hwaga nayoI'm angry
  • 좋아해요joahaeyoI like
  • 무서워요museowoyoI'm scared; it's scary
  • 사랑해요saranghaeyoI love you
Weather 날씨 · 7
  • 추워요chuwoyoit's cold
  • 더워요deowoyoit's hot
  • 비가 와요biga wayoit's raining
  • 해haesun
  • 바람baramwind
  • 눈nunsnow
  • 구름gureumcloud

Standard Korean as spoken in Seoul, written in Hangul, with polite -yo style example sentences. Romanisation is the Revised Romanization of Korean, written as each word is pronounced; it does not mark tensed consonants, so listen for them. Written for Testera; the example sentences are original. On 18 October 2026 every headword was looked up in English Wiktionary: 50 of 66 have an entry of their own in Korean; the other 16, such as 죄송합니다, have no entry there. Words, glosses and example sentences have not yet been reviewed by a native speaker. Spotted something to fix? Tell us.