- Annyeong Haseyo (안녕 하세요) = how are you
- Ne (네) / ye (예) = Yes
- Anio (아니오) = No
- Yeoboseyo (여보세요) = Hello
- Annyeong-hi gaseyo (안녕히 가세요) = Good-bye
- Annyeong-hi gyeseyo (안녕히 계세요) = Good-bye
- Eoseo oseyo (어서 오세요) = Welcome
- Gomapseumnida (고맙습니다) / Gamsahamnida (감사 합니다) = Thanks
- Cheonmaneyo (천만 에요) = Same-same
- Mianhamnida (미안 합니다) = Apologize
- Joesong-hamnida (죄송 합니다) = We are sorry
- Gwaenchansseumnida (괜찮습 니다) = Nothing
- Sillyehamnida (실례 합니다) = Excuse
Being in the celebration
- Eid, say 단식 축제 일축하 합니다 (dansik chukje chukha hamnida il) means Happy Day holiday.
- 1 Muharram, say 1 무하람 새해 건강 하시고 복 많이 받으세요 (il sacred saehae geongan hasigo bok manhi badeuseyo) happy new year means a Muharam (AH) sense of humor and always happy.
- 추 석 (Chuseok), say 항복한 추석 잘 보내 세요 (hangbokhan bonaeseyo Chuseok jal) is usually pronounced for older people, 항복한 추석 잘 보내요 (hangbokhan Chuseok jal bonaeyo) spoken to people much younger than us.
- Birthday (생일), say 생일 축하 합니다 (saengil chukha hamnida) means Happy Birthday.
- Marriage, say 결혼 축하 드려요 (gyeolhon chukha deuriyeoyo) means safely married.
- New Year, 새해 복 많이 받으세요 (saehae bok manhi badeuseyo) means Happy New Year.
- Weekends, 주말 잘 지내 세요 (jal jinaeseyo journals) or 좋은 주말 보내 세요 (joheun journal bonaeseyo) means Happy Week End.
Formula
Greeting is actually quite a 안녕 하십니까 (Annyeong Hasimnikka) or 안녕 하세요 (Annyeong Haseyo)
While the Korean language to
- Morning = Achim
- 좋은 아침 이에요 (joheun achimieyo) = good morning
- Noon for lunch = nat still pake ohu AM
- Night = pam
Call family in Korean
- Gajok (가죽) = Family
- Halmoni (할머니) = Grandma
- Harabeoji (할아버지) = Grandfather
- Appa (아빠) = father
- Eomma (엄마) = Mother
- Hyeong (형) = older brother (who is also calling laki2)
- Oppa (오빠) = older brother (who called for women)
- Nuna (누나) = older sister (who call laki2)
- Eonni (언니) = older sister (who called for women)
- Dongsaeng (동생) = brother (Good boy / girl)
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