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120 Common Korean Phrases (Meanings + Audio)

These 120 common Korean phrases cover greetings, food, travel and the small requests that keep a conversation going. Start with the survival list, then practice the short exchanges in the situations you need.

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Survival 25

  1. 안녕하세요.Hello. (Polite greeting.)
  2. 좋은 아침이에요.Good morning.
  3. 내일 봐요.See you tomorrow.
  4. 감사합니다.Thank you.
  5. 실례합니다.Excuse me.
  6. 죄송합니다.I am sorry.
  7. 좀 도와주실 수 있어요?Could you help me?
  8. 잠시만 기다려 주세요.Please wait a moment.
  9. 메뉴 좀 주세요.May I see the menu?
  10. 이거 주세요.This one, please.
  11. 물 좀 주세요.Water, please.
  12. 계산해 주세요.The bill, please.
  13. 이거 얼마예요?How much is this?
  14. 카드로 계산할 수 있어요?Can I pay by card?
  15. 그냥 구경하고 있어요.I am just looking.
  16. 역이 어디예요?Where is the station?
  17. 화장실이 어디예요?Where is the restroom?
  18. 이 버스 공항에 가요?Does this bus go to the airport?
  19. 예약했어요.I have a reservation.
  20. 체크인하고 싶어요.I would like to check in.
  21. 피곤해요?Are you tired?
  22. 도와주세요!Help me, please!
  23. 구급차를 불러 주세요.Please call an ambulance.
  24. 다시 한번 말해 주세요.Please say it once more.
  25. 좀 천천히 말해 주세요.Please speak more slowly.

Korean phrases: greetings and goodbyes

A greeting opens the exchange. Match your politeness to the person and the setting.

Two friendly people greeting each other
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어서 오세요.

Eoseo oseyo.

Welcome.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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좋은 .

Joeun achimieyo.

Good morning.

A friendly morning remark. 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) remains a widely useful greeting at any time of day.

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잘 잤어요?

Jal jasseoyo?

Did you sleep well?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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봐요.

Naeil bwayo.

See you tomorrow.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

Casual

봐.
Naeil bwa.See you tomorrow.
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안녕히 가세요.

Annyeonghi gaseyo.

Goodbye. (To someone leaving.)

Say this to someone who is leaving. If you leave while the listener stays, use the stay-well variant below.

When you leave and the listener stays

안녕히 계세요.
Annyeonghi gyeseyo.Goodbye. (To someone staying.)

See it in a story: 파란 문 (A0)

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Oraenmanieyo.

Long time no see.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

Casual

오랜만이야.
Oraenmaniya.Long time no see.
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잘 지냈어요?

Jal jinaesseoyo?

Have you been well?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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안녕히 주무세요.

Annyeonghi jumuseyo.

Good night.

Respectful good-night wish, appropriate for an older or respected person; 잘 자요 (jal jayo) is a less honorific polite alternative.

Casual

잘 자.
Jal ja.Sleep well.
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잘 지내세요.

Jal jinaeseyo.

Take care.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Time & dates (flashcards) · Greetings & polite phrases

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Korean phrases: introducing yourself

Names, home countries and a simple explanation of what you are learning are enough to begin.

Two people meeting beside a small table
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뭐예요?

Ireumi mwoyeyo?

What is your name?

Polite ending, but 이름 (ireum) is the ordinary word for name. Use the respectful variant with unfamiliar older adults when appropriate.

More respectful

어떻게 되세요?
Seonghami eotteoke doeseyo?May I have your name?
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저는 안나예요.

Jeoneun Annayeyo.

My name is Anna.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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만나서 반가워요.

Mannaseo bangawoyo.

Nice to meet you.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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어느 왔어요?

Eoneu naraeseo wasseoyo?

Where are you from?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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네덜란드에서 왔어요.

Nedeollandeueseo wasseoyo.

I am from the Netherlands.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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저는 .

Jeoneun haksaengieyo.

I am a student.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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여행하러 왔어요.

Yeohaenghareo wasseoyo.

I am here on vacation.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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제 .

Je chinguyeyo.

This is my friend.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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한국어를 배우고 있어요.

Hangugeoreul baeugo isseoyo.

I am learning the language.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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조금 수 있어요.

Jogeum hal su isseoyo.

I can speak a little.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Korean phrases: politeness and asking for help

A short apology or request is useful even when you cannot explain everything yet.

A person offering a helping hand
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실례합니다.

Sillyehamnida.

Excuse me.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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, 무슨 일이세요?

Ne, museun iriseyo?

Yes? (Responding to someone.)

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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좀 도와주실 수 있어요?

Jom dowajusil su isseoyo?

Could you help me?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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좀 도와줄래?
Jom dowajullae?Would you help me?
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물론이죠.

Mullonijyo.

Of course.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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잠시만 기다려 .

Jamsiman gidaryeo juseyo.

Please wait a moment.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

Casual

잠깐만 기다려.
Jamkkanman gidaryeo.Wait a moment.
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정말 친절하시네요.

Jeongmal chinjeolhasineyo.

That is very kind of you.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Greetings & polite phrases

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Korean phrases: at a restaurant

Pointing at the menu is fine. State dietary requirements clearly and check that the server understood.

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좀 .

Menyu jom juseyo.

May I see the menu?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이거 .

Igeo juseyo.

This one, please.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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뭐가 맛있어요?

Mwoga masisseoyo?

What do you recommend?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Mul jom juseyo.

Water, please.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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빼 .

Eoreumeun ppae juseyo.

No ice, please.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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계산해 .

Gyesanhae juseyo.

The bill, please.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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저는 안 먹어요.

Jeoneun gogireul an meogeoyo.

I do not eat meat.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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땅콩 알레르기가 있어요.

Ttangkong allereugiga isseoyo.

I am allergic to peanuts.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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맵지 않게 해 .

Maepji anke hae juseyo.

Please make it mild.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Greetings & polite phrases · Meals & restaurants · Directions & position (flashcards)

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Korean phrases: shopping and paying

Ask about price and payment before agreeing to a purchase.

A small shopping bag and wallet
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이거 얼마예요?

Igeo eolmayeyo?

How much is this?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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카드로 수 있어요?

Kadeuro gyesanhal su isseoyo?

Can I pay by card?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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돼요.

Hyeongeumman dwaeyo.

Cash only.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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그냥 구경하고 있어요.

Geunyang gugyeonghago isseoyo.

I am just looking.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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더 작은 사이즈 있어요?

Deo jageun saijeu isseoyo?

Do you have a smaller size?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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입어 돼요?

Ibeo bwado dwaeyo?

May I try it on?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이걸로 할게요.

Igeollo halgeyo.

I will take it.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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없어요.

Bongtuneun piryo eopseoyo.

I do not need a bag.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Yeongsujeung juseyo.

Please give me a receipt.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Shopping (flashcards) · Money & banking (flashcards) · Numbers (flashcards)

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Korean phrases: directions and travel

Show an address when possible, then confirm the destination or stop.

A traveler with a suitcase looking at a blank map
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역이 어디예요?

Yeogi eodiyeyo?

Where is the station?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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저기예요.

Jeogiyeyo.

It is over there.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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어디예요?

Hwajangsiri eodiyeyo?

Where is the restroom?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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쭉 .

Jjuk gaseyo.

Please go straight.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이 가요?

I beoseu gonghange gayo?

Does this bus go to the airport?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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한 장 .

Pyo han jang juseyo.

One ticket, please.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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어디에서 내려야 해요?

Eodieseo naeryeoya haeyo?

Where should I get off?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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여기서 세워 .

Yeogiseo sewo juseyo.

Please stop here.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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걸려요?

Eolmana geollyeoyo?

How long does it take?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Transport (flashcards) · House & rooms (flashcards) · City & places (flashcards)

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Korean phrases: at a hotel

These requests cover arrival, the room and departure.

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예약했어요.

Yeyakaesseoyo.

I have a reservation.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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성함이 어떻게 되세요?

Seonghami eotteoke doeseyo?

May I have your name?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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체크인하고 싶어요.

Chekeuinhago sipeoyo.

I would like to check in.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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체크아웃은 몇 시예요?

Chekeuauteun myeot siyeyo?

What time is check-out?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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있어요?

Achim siksaga pohamdwae isseoyo?

Is breakfast included?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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와이파이 뭐예요?

Waipai bimilbeonhoga mwoyeyo?

What is the Wi-Fi password?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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에어컨이 안 돼요.

Eeokeoni an dwaeyo.

The air conditioner does not work.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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수건 한 장 더 .

Sugeon han jang deo juseyo.

Please give me another towel.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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짐을 맡길 수 ?

Jimeul matgil su isseoyo?

May I leave my luggage here?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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체크아웃할게요.

Chekeuauthalgeyo.

I would like to check out.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Time & dates (flashcards) · Meals & restaurants · Technology & phones (flashcards)

Put these words into context with a story at your level.

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Korean phrases: small talk and making plans

A small question gives your partner an easy way to continue the conversation.

Two friends talking over tea
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좋네요.

Oneul nalssiga jonneyo.

It is nice weather today.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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, 따뜻하네요.

Ne, ttatteuthaneyo.

Yes, it is warm.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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뭐 걸 좋아해요?

Mwo haneun geol joahaeyo?

What do you like to do?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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책 읽는 걸 좋아해요.

Chaek ingneun geol joahaeyo.

I like reading.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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시간 있어요?

Naeil sigan isseoyo?

Are you free tomorrow?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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같이 마실까요?

Gachi keopi masilkkayo?

Shall we have a coffee?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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몇 시에 만날까요?

Myeot sie mannalkkayo?

What time shall we meet?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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바빠요.

Oneureun bappayo.

I am busy today.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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다음에 해요.

Daeume haeyo.

Maybe next time.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Time & dates (flashcards) · Weather (flashcards) · Drinks (flashcards)

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Korean phrases: feelings and everyday needs

Say how you feel with short, direct sentences.

A tired person resting on a bench
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피곤해요?

Pigonhaeyo?

Are you tired?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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, 조금요.

Ne, jogeumyo.

Yes, a little.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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배고파요.

Baegopayo.

I am hungry.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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목말라요.

Mongmallayo.

I am thirsty.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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추워요.

Chuwoyo.

I am cold.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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더워요.

Deowoyo.

It is hot.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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좀 쉬고 싶어요.

Jom swigo sipeoyo.

I want to rest.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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좀 나아졌어요.

Ije jom naajyeosseoyo.

I feel better now.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Korean phrases: emergencies and urgent help

Speak clearly, show the problem and ask for a person who can help. These are language examples, not local emergency-service instructions.

A first aid kit with a plain handle
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무슨 일이에요?

Museun irieyo?

What happened?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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구급차를 불러 .

Gugeupchareul bulleo juseyo.

Please call an ambulance.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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불러 .

Gyeongchareul bulleo juseyo.

Please call the police.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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선생님이 필요해요.

Uisa seonsaengnimi piryohaeyo.

I need a doctor.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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여기가 .

Yeogiga apayo.

It hurts here.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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여권을 잃어버렸어요.

Yeogwoneul ireobeoryeosseoyo.

I lost my passport.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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가장 가까운 어디예요?

Gajang gakkaun byeongwoni eodiyeyo?

Where is the nearest hospital?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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몸이 안 좋아요.

Momi an joayo.

I do not feel well.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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가족에게 연락해 .

Gajogege yeollakae juseyo.

Please contact my family.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Korean phrases: phone calls and messages

Confirm what you can hear and how you will contact the other person.

A hand holding a phone with a blank screen
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잘 들려요?

Jal deullyeoyo?

Can you hear me?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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, 잘 들려요.

Ne, jal deullyeoyo.

Yes, I can hear you.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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안 들려요.

Jal an deullyeoyo.

I cannot hear you clearly.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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전화할게요.

Najunge jeonhwahalgeyo.

I will call you later.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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보내 .

Mesiji bonae juseyo.

Please send me a message.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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전화번호가 뭐예요?

Jeonhwabeonhoga mwoyeyo?

What is your phone number?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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보내 .

Jusoreul bonae juseyo.

Please send me the address.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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지금 가고 있어요.

Jigeum gago isseoyo.

I am on my way.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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조금 늦을 것 같아요.

Jogeum neujeul geot gatayo.

I will be a little late.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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받았어요.

Mesiji badasseoyo.

I got your message.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Korean phrases: in class and when learning

Ask for repetition or clarification as soon as you need it.

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다시 한번 말해 .

Dasi hanbeon malhae juseyo.

Please say it once more.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

Casual

다시 한번 말해 줘.
Dasi hanbeon malhae jwo.Say it once more.
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, 알겠어요.

Ne, algesseoyo.

Yes, all right.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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113

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Jom cheoncheonhi malhae juseyo.

Please speak more slowly.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이해가 안 돼요.

Ihaega an dwaeyo.

I do not understand.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이게 무슨 뜻이에요?

Ige museun tteusieyo?

What does this mean?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이걸 뭐라고 해요?

Igeol mworago haeyo?

How do you say this?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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117

써 .

Sseo juseyo.

Please write it down.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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118

이게 맞아요?

Ige majayo?

Is this correct?

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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119

있어요.

Jilmuni isseoyo.

I have a question.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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이해했어요.

Ije ihaehaesseoyo.

I understand now.

Polite everyday Korean; use this with unfamiliar adults.

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Explore these words: Greetings & polite phrases · Question words · Time & dates (flashcards)

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Korean common phrases: frequently asked questions

Which Korean phrases should a beginner learn first?

Begin with hello, thank you, excuse me, a request to repeat, and a question about the price or location. Choose five from the survival list and use them in a short exchange.

How many Korean phrases do I need for a trip?

There is no fixed number. A small set that you can recognize and pronounce is more useful than a long list you cannot retrieve. Add phrases for your actual transport, accommodation and dietary needs.

Can I learn Korean with romanization alone?

Romanization can get you started, but learning Hangul makes sound contrasts and word endings easier to notice. Read along with Hangul whenever you listen.

Should I use formal or informal language?

Start with polite -yo or -seumnida endings. Do not switch to banmal, or casual speech, solely because another person looks your age; let the relationship establish that choice.

What should I do if I cannot understand the reply?

Ask the person to repeat more slowly, show the phrase in writing, or ask them to write their answer. Practice recognizing replies as well as making requests.

How should I practice these phrases?

Listen once, read aloud once, and then say the phrase without looking. Put two or three phrases into a small conversation and review them the next day.

Are the English meanings word-for-word translations?

No. They describe what a speaker is communicating in the situation. Word order, omitted subjects and courtesy formulas often differ from English.

What does "gaja" mean in Korean?

Gaja means let’s go in casual speech. It suits a familiar relationship; repeating it adds insistence or excitement. Use the polite alternatives in this guide when speaking with strangers or people you have just met.

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Sources and verification

English translations and examples were written for this guide. Source notes distinguish documented expressions, original practice sentences, and literary quotations. Literary excerpts retain the language of their original period.

Source notes for all 120 entries
  1. 안녕하세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  2. 어서 오세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  3. 좋은 아침이에요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  4. 잘 잤어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  5. 내일 봐요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  6. 안녕히 가세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  7. 오랜만이에요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  8. 잘 지냈어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  9. 안녕히 주무세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  10. 잘 지내세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  11. 이름이 뭐예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  12. 저는 안나예요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  13. 만나서 반가워요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  14. 어느 나라에서 왔어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  15. 네덜란드에서 왔어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  16. 저는 학생이에요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  17. 여행하러 왔어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  18. 제 친구예요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  19. 한국어를 배우고 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  20. 조금 할 수 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  21. 감사합니다.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  22. 아니에요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  23. 실례합니다.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  24. 네, 무슨 일이세요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  25. 죄송합니다.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  26. 괜찮아요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  27. 좀 도와주실 수 있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  28. 물론이죠.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  29. 잠시만 기다려 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  30. 정말 친절하시네요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  31. 메뉴 좀 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  32. 여기 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  33. 이거 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  34. 뭐가 맛있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  35. 물 좀 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  36. 얼음은 빼 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  37. 계산해 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  38. 저는 고기를 안 먹어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  39. 땅콩 알레르기가 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  40. 맵지 않게 해 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  41. 이거 얼마예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  42. 천 원이에요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  43. 카드로 계산할 수 있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  44. 현금만 돼요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  45. 그냥 구경하고 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  46. 더 작은 사이즈 있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  47. 입어 봐도 돼요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  48. 이걸로 할게요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  49. 봉투는 필요 없어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  50. 영수증 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  51. 역이 어디예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  52. 저기예요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  53. 화장실이 어디예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  54. 쭉 가세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  55. 이 버스 공항에 가요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  56. 표 한 장 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  57. 어디에서 내려야 해요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  58. 여기서 세워 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  59. 얼마나 걸려요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  60. 길을 잃었어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  61. 예약했어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  62. 성함이 어떻게 되세요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  63. 체크인하고 싶어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  64. 체크아웃은 몇 시예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  65. 아침 식사가 포함돼 있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  66. 와이파이 비밀번호가 뭐예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  67. 에어컨이 안 돼요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  68. 수건 한 장 더 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  69. 짐을 맡길 수 있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  70. 체크아웃할게요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  71. 오늘 날씨가 좋네요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  72. 네, 따뜻하네요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  73. 뭐 하는 걸 좋아해요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  74. 책 읽는 걸 좋아해요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  75. 내일 시간 있어요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  76. 같이 커피 마실까요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  77. 좋아요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  78. 몇 시에 만날까요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  79. 오늘은 바빠요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  80. 다음에 해요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  81. 피곤해요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  82. 네, 조금요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  83. 배고파요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  84. 목말라요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  85. 추워요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  86. 더워요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  87. 기뻐요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  88. 걱정돼요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  89. 좀 쉬고 싶어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  90. 이제 좀 나아졌어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  91. 도와주세요!: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  92. 무슨 일이에요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  93. 구급차를 불러 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  94. 경찰을 불러 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  95. 의사 선생님이 필요해요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  96. 여기가 아파요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  97. 여권을 잃어버렸어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  98. 가장 가까운 병원이 어디예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  99. 몸이 안 좋아요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  100. 가족에게 연락해 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  101. 잘 들려요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  102. 네, 잘 들려요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  103. 잘 안 들려요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  104. 나중에 전화할게요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  105. 메시지 보내 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  106. 전화번호가 뭐예요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  107. 주소를 보내 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  108. 지금 가고 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  109. 조금 늦을 것 같아요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  110. 메시지 받았어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  111. 다시 한번 말해 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  112. 네, 알겠어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  113. 좀 천천히 말해 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  114. 이해가 안 돼요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  115. 이게 무슨 뜻이에요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  116. 이걸 뭐라고 해요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  117. 써 주세요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  118. 이게 맞아요?: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  119. 질문이 있어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]
  120. 이제 이해했어요.: Original practical learning phrase; ordinary vocabulary and grammar, with English meaning written for this guide. [phrases-reference]