❃ Basic Expressions
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안녕하세요[ annyong haseyo ]
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Hello.
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안녕[ annyong ]
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Hi.
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고맙습니다[ gomapseumnida ]
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Thank you.
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감사합니다[ gamsa hamnida ]
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Thank you.
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아니에요[ anieyo ]
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You're welcome.
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아닙니다[ animnida ]
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You're welcome.
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죄송합니다[ joesong hamnida ]
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Sorry.
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미안합니다[ mianhamnida ]
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Sorry.
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안녕히 가세요.[ annyeonghi gaseyo ]
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Goodbye.
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안녕히 계세요.[ annyeonghi gyeseyo ]
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Goodbye.
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네[ ne ]
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yes
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아니요[ aniyo ]
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no
❃ Restaurant
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여기요[ yeogiyo ]
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Excuse me! (calling a waiter)
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저기요[ jeogiyo ]
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Excuse me! (calling a waiter)
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여기 메뉴판 주세요.[ yeogi menyupan juseyo. ]
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Please give me the menu.
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뭐 드릴까요?[ mwo deurilkkayo ]
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What would you like?
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주문하시겠어요.[ jumunhasigesseoyo ]
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Would you like to order?
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주문할게요.[ jumunhalgeyo ]
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I'd like to order.
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비빔밥 주세요.[ bibimbap juseyo ]
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Bibimbap please
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라면하고 된장찌개 주세요.[ ramyeon hago doenjangjjigae juseyo ]
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Un ramyeon et un doenjang-jjigae please.
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물 좀 주세요.[ mul jom juseyo ]
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Please give me some water.
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비건 음식이 있어요?[ bigeon eumsigi isseoyo? ]
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Do you have any vegan dishes?
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계산서 주세요.[ Gyesanseo juseyo ]
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The bill, please.
❃ Language
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한국어를 조금 할 수 있어요[ hangugeoreul jogeum hal su isseoyo ]
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I can speak a little Korean.
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한국어/프랑스어/영어을 할 수 있어요?[ hangugeo/peurangseueo/yeongeoeul hal su isseoyo? ]
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Can you speak Korean/French/English?
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천천히 말해 주세요.[ cheoncheonhi malhae juseyo. ]
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Please speak slowly.
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적어 주세요[ jeogeo juseyo ]
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Please write it down.
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다시 말씀 해주시겠어요?[ dasi malsseum haejusigesseoyo? ]
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Could you please repeat that?
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한국어로 뭐라고 해요?[ hangugeoro mworago haeyo? ]
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How do you say it in Korean?
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알겠습니다 / 이해했습니다[ algetseumnida / ihaehaetseumnida ]
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I understand
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알겠어요 / 이해해요[ algesseoyo / ihaehaeyo ]
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I understand
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이해가 안 돼요[ ihaega an dwaeyo ]
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I don't understand.
❃ Taxi
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택시를 불러 주실래요?[ taeksireul bulleo jusillaeyo? ]
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Could you call me a taxi, please?
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어디까지 가세요?[ eodikkaji gaseyo? ]
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Where would you like to go?
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어디로 모실까요?[ eodiro mosilkkayo ]
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Where can I take you?
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서울로 가 주세요.[ seoullo ga juseyo ]
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Please go to Seoul.
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경복궁에 가 주세요.[ gyeongbogunge ga juseyo. ]
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Please go to Gyeongbokgung Palace.
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좀 더 천천히/빨리 운전해 주세요.[ jom deo cheoncheonhi/ppalli unjeonhae juseyo. ]
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Please drive more slowly/quickly.
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이곳으로 가 주세요.[ igoseuro ga juseyo ]
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Please go to this place.
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여기서 내려 주세요.[ yeogiseo naeryeo juseyo ]
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Let me get off here, please.
❃ At the Shopping Mall
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이거 얼마예요?[ igeo eolmayeyo ]
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How much is this?
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영수증을 주세요[ Yeoungsujeungeul chusaeyo ]
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Please give me a receipt
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보기만 할게요.[ bogiman halgeyo ]
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I'm just looking
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이거 한 치수 큰 거 있어요?[ igeo han chisu keun geo isseoyo? ]
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Do you have this in a bigger size?
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이거 큰걸로 있나요?[ Igeo keungeolro innayo? ]
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Do you have this in large?
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이거 작은걸로 있나요?[ Igeo Jageungeolro innayo? ]
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Do you have this in small?
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이거 한 치수 작은 거 있어요?[ igeo han chisu jageun geo isseoyo? ]
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Do you have this in a smaller size?
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이거 입어 봐도 돼요?[ igeo ibeo bwado dwaeyo? ]
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Can I try this on?
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다른 디자인은 있습니까?[ Dareun dijaineun itseumnikka? ]
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Do you have any other design?
❃ Hotel
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예약을 하고 싶은데요.[ Yeyageul hago sipeundeyo ]
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I'd like to make a reservation
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요금에 조식은 포함되어 있나요?[ Yogeume josigeun pohamdoeeo innayo? ]
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Does the room charge include breakfast?
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더블 /싱글 룸 있나요?[ Deobeul /Singgeul innayo? ]
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Do you have a single/double room?
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예약했습니다.[ Yeyakaetseumnida ]
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I have a reservation
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오늘밤 빈방은 있습니까?[ Oneulbam binbangeun itseumnikka? ]
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Can I get a room for tonight?
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조용한 방으로 부탁합니다.[ Joyonghan Bangeuro butakhamnida ]
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I'd like a quiet room.
❃ Weather
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날씨가 어때요?[ Nalssiga eottaeyo? ]
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How's the weather?
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내일 날씨는 어때요?[ Naeil nalssineun eottaeyo? ]
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What will the weather be like tomorrow?
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해가 나요.[ Haega nayo ]
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It’s sunny.
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비가 와요.[ Biga wayo. ]
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It’s raining.
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눈이 오네요.[ Nuni oneyo. ]
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It’s snowing.
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바람이 불어요.[ Barami bureoyo. ]
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It’s windy.
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더워요.[ Deowoyo ]
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It’s hot.
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추워요.[ Chuwoyo ]
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It’s cold.
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안개가 껴요.[ Angaega kkyeoyo. ]
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It’s foggy.
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장마철이에요[ Jangmacheorieyo ]
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It’s the rainy season.
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오늘은 습해요.[ Oneureun seuphaeyo ]
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It’s humid today.
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