Korean Revisited 2 Flashcards
(404 cards)
1
Q
To walk
A
걷다
2
Q
To ask
A
묻다
3
Q
To believe or trust
A
믿다
4
Q
To win or defeat
A
이기다
5
Q
To sell
A
팔다
6
Q
To move or step aside
A
비키다
7
Q
To call (out)
A
부르다
8
Q
To remain or be left (over)
A
남다
9
Q
To blow
A
불다
10
Q
To cut, peel, or shave
A
깎다
11
Q
Conjugate irregular verb with ㄷ before 다
A
Drop the -다
Change ㄷ to ㄹ
Conjugate normally
E.g. 걷다 -> 걸 -> 걸어요
12
Q
Five irregular ㄷ verbs
A
- 걷다 - to walk
- 깨닫다 - to realise
- 듣다 - to listen
- 묻다 - to ask
- 싣다 - to load
13
Q
To hike/climb a mountain
A
등산하다
14
Q
To swim
A
수영하다
15
Q
To do (the) laundry
A
빨래하다
16
Q
To arrive
A
도착하다
17
Q
To depart
A
출발하다
18
Q
To sightsee
A
구경하다
19
Q
To make a reservation/appointment
A
예약하다
20
Q
To invite
A
차대하다
21
Q
To chat
A
이야기하다
22
Q
To congratulate/celebrate
A
축하하다
23
Q
How to say something you want to do
A
Add -고 싶어요 to the verb
E.g. 운동하다 -> 운동하고 싶어요
(I want to exercise)
Don’t use with descriptive verbs
24
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Disappointed
A
실망하다
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Depressed
우울하다
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Regretful
후회하다
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Lonely
외롭다
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Calm
침착하다
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Angry
화나다
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Proud
자랑스럽다
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Scared
무섭다
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Annoyed
짜증나다
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Excited
흥분하다
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Embarrassed
창피하다
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Anxious
불안하다
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Crazy
미치다
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Sleepy
졸리다
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Bored
지루하다/심심하다
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Taste
맛
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Sound
소리
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Smell
냄새
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Tongue
혀
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Light
빛
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Sense
감각
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To taste
맛보다
맛봅니다
맛봐요
맛봐
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To smell
맡다
맡습니다
맡아요
맡아
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To touch
만지다
만집니다
만져요
만져
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To hear
듣다
듣습니다
들어요
들어
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Saying hello on the phone
여보세요
50
Be careful
조심해요
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Get well soon
빨리 나으세요
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To be fast/quick
빨리다
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To recover/get well
낫다
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To try to do something
Drop -다 and add
-아/어 보세요
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To be healthy
건강하다
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To be weak/feeble
약하다
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To be hot (to the touch)
뜨겁다
뜨겁습니다
뜨거워요
뜨거워
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To be cold (to the touch)
차갑다
차갑습니다
차가워요
차가워
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To be long
길다
깁니다
길어요
길어
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To be short
짧다
짧습니다
짧아요
짧아
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To be heavy
무겁다
무겁습니다
무거워요
무거워
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To be light
가볍다
가볍습니다
가벼워요
가벼워
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To be high
높다
높습니다
높아요
높아
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To be low
낮다
낮습니다
낮아요
낮아
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Singing room/karaoke
나래방
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Market
시장
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Amusement park
놀이 공원
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Festival
축제
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Park
공원
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Club
클럽
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Art gallery
미술관
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Movie theatre
영화관
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Museum
박물관
74
Social past endings
-았어요/었어요
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To be necessary/required
필요하다
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To be unnecessary/not required
필요없다
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To be slim/slender
날씬하다
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To be fat/overweight
뚱뚱하다
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To be satisfied/content
만족하다
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To be deficient/lacking
부족하다
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To be embarrassed/ashamed
창피하다
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To be shy
부끄럽다
부끄러워요
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To be slow
느리다
느려요
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To be cute
귀엽다
귀여워요
85
Past cheat sheet
1. Conjugate simple present tense
2. Drop the -요
3. Add ㅆ under the final syllable
4. Add 어요
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To stop
그만하다
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To worry
걱정하다
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To remember
기억하다
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To wonder/be curious (about)
궁금하다
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To research
연구하다
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To understand
이해하다
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To calculate/pay the bill
계산하다
93
To sing
노래하다
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To want
원하다
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To contact
연락하다
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Simple future endings
-ㄹ 거예요/을 거예요
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Irregular verbs in future tense
Verbs with ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄹ, as their final syllable
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ㅂ verb irregular future adjustment
Change ㅂ to 우
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ㄷ verb irregular future adjustment
Change ㄷ to ㄹ
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ㄹ verb irregular future adjustment
Drop the ㄹ
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Future tense cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust for irregular verbs (ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄹ)
3. Add -을 거예요/ㄹ 거예요
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Negation
Verb+지 않아요
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Difference between 안 and -지 않아요
-지 않아요 can be used with adjectives
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To be defeated
지다
져요
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To erase/delete
지우다
지워요
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To lie down
눕다
누워요
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To become
되다
돼요
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To fix/repair
고치다
고쳐요
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To break/break down
고장나다
고장나요
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To lose (be deprived of)
잃다
잃어요
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To forget
잊다
잊어요
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To be squashed
눌리다
눌려요
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To stick, attach or glue
붙이다
붙여요
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Express ability
-을 수 있어요/-ㄹ 수 있어요
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Express inability
-을 수 없어요/-ㄹ 수 없어요
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Ability/inability irregular verbs
Verbs with ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄹ, as a final syllable
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ㅂ irregular adjustment
Change ㅂ to 우
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ㄷ irregular adjustment
Change ㄷ to ㄹ
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ㄹ irregular adjustment
Drop the ㄹ
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Ability and possibility cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust for irregulars (ㅂ,ㄷ,ㄹ)
3. Add verb + -을 수 있어요/-ㄹ 수 있어요
Or
Verb + -을 수 없어요/-ㄹ 수 없어요
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Airport
공항
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Map
지도
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Embassy
대사관
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Tourist
관광객
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Ticket
표
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Seat
좌석
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Sunglasses
선글라스
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Reservation
예약
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Departure
출국
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Tourist attraction
관광지
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Arrival
입국
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Flight
비행기
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Customs
세관
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Souvenir
기념품
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Passport
여권
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Entrance fee
입장료
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Duty free shop
면세점
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To be far or distant
멀다
멀어요
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To be near or close
가깝다
가까워요
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To be late
늦다
늦어요
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To be early
이르다
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To be slow
느리다
느려요
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To be scary/frightening
무섭다
무서워요
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To be annoyed/irritated
짜증나다
짜증나요
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To be narrow
좁다
좁아요
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To be comfortable/relaxed
편하다
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To be uncomfortable
불편하다
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And
그리고
E.g. 텔레비전을 사요. 그리고 텔레비전을 봐요.
I buy a television. And I watch television.
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Instead of using 그리고 with two sentences what can be hard to join them together
고
First sentence + 고 + second sentence
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How 고 affects verb conjugation
1. First sentence, drop the 다 from the verb
2. Add 고 to first sentence verb
3. Second sentence conjugate as normal
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Using 고 with same subjects
Subject verb고 verb
E.g. 델레비전이 비싸고 커요
The television is expensive and big
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How to use 고 with different subjects
Subject object verb고 subject object verb
E.g. 나는 델레비전을 보고 남동생은 책을 읽어요
I watch television and my brother reads a book
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Using 고 with past tense
Usually the second clause is the verb where you add the tense change, the first clause doesn’t change
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When does the past tense get added to the first verb with 고?
1. When one action happens that causes another action, but there was a lot of time between them
E.g. 저는 열심히 공부했고 시험을 합격했어요
I studied hard and then passed the test
2. When both actions have a similar idea connecting each other. There is no clear indication of one event happening after the other.
E.g. 저는 작년에 한국어를 공부했고 한국 친구도 사귀었어요
Last year, I studied Korean and made a Korean friend also
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고 connector cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Add 고 to first sentence verb
— Present tense: 고
— Past tense: 았/었고
3. Conjugate second sentence’s verb
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Dress
드레스
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Jeans
청바지
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Skirt
치마
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Jacket
재킷
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T-shirt
티셔츠
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Belt
벨트
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Dress shirt
와이셔츠
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Shirt
셔츠
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Shorts
반바지
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Necktie
넥타이
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Scarf
스카프
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Flip-flops
쪼리
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Blouse
블라우스
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Cost
코트
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Sandals
샌들
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Trousers
바지
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Dress shoes
구두
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Boots
부츠
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Socks
양말
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Sneakers
운동화
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Sweater
스웨터
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Shoes
신발
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Hat
모자
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Suit
양복
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Clothes
웃
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To wear (on your head)
쓰다
써요
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To wear (on your body)
입다
입어요
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To wear on your hands
끄다
꺼요
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To wear (on feet)
신다
신어요
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Adding adjectives in front of nouns
받침 있어요: adj + 은
받침 없어요: adj + ㄴ
있다/없다: adj + 는
(E.g. 맛있다 + 는 = 맛있는)
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Front adjective cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust for irregular verbs (ㅂ,ㄷ,ㄹ)
3. Add: adj+은
Adj+ㄴ
Adj+는
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ㅂ front adjective example
어렵다
어려우 + ㄴ = 어려운
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ㄹ front adjective example
길다
기 + ㄴ = 긴
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Will you be drinking/eating this here?
드시고 가세요?
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I will be drinking/eating here
여기서 먹고 갈게요
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Please make it to go (drink only)
테이크 아웃이에요
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Would you like to order?
주문 하시겠어요?
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Yes please give me a coffee
네, (커피) 주세요
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Will you be taking this out?
포장 하세요?
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I will be drinking/eating here
여기서 먹고 갈게요
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How many people?
몇분이세요?
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Three people, please
3명이에요
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What can I get you?
뭐 드릴까요?
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Please give me a coffee/bibimbap
(커피/비빔밥) 주세요
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Would you like your receipt?
영수증 드려요?/영수증 필요하세요?
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Yes, please give it to me
네, 주세요
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No, please throw it away
아니오, 버려 주세요
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To tell a lie
거짓말하다
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To go out/leave
나가다
나가요
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To be born
태어나다
태어나요
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To fight
싸우다
싸워요
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To earn
벌다
벌어요
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To miss/miss out
놓치다
놓쳐요
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To go down/get off (transport)
내리다
내려요
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To touch
만지다
만져요
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To fail
실패하다
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How to show two nouns go together
-하고
E.g. 아침하고 점심
(Note: when using this the particle will go on the second noun
E.g. 나는 아침하고 전심을 먹었어요/나는 고양이하고 놀았어요
I ate breakfast and lunch/I played with a cat)
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Difference between 와/과 and -하고/(이)랑
와/과 are often used in writing while (이)랑 and 하고 are used more commonly in conversation
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How 와/과 and (이)랑 are used depending on 받침
받침 있어요: 과/이랑
| 받침 없어요: 와/랑
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How to express ‘must’ in Korean (must/should)
(-아/어)야 해요
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(-아/어)야 해요 verb ending can be used with:
Verbs
Adjectives
-이다
-있다/없다
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Must/should cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust for ㅂ,ㄷ,ㄹ
3. Conjugate simple present tense
4. Drop 요 and add: -야 해요
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More common way of expressing you have to/need to do something
(-아/어)야 돼요
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Rules for using should/have/must with 이다
받침 있어요: -이어야 해요/돼요
| 받침 없어요: -여야 해요/돼요
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How to say ‘or’ (noun connector)
-이나
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Using -이나
받침 있어요: -이나
받침 없어요: -나
예: 비행기나 기차
예: 목요일이나 금요일
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Expressing ‘or’ (as a verb/adjective connector)
-거나
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Simple way to use or (requires two sentences)
아니면
| 예: 토요일에 자요. 아니면 쉬어요.
On Saturday I sleep. Or I rest.
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-거나 sentence structure
1. First sentence - drop 다 from verb/adjective
2. Add -거나 to first sentence verb/adjective
3. Second sentence - conjugate as normal
예: 토요일에 자거나 쉬어요
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How to say you can’t do something (and you have no choice because you are unable)
못
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How is 못 used?
못 + verb
Same as 안 re 하다 verbs
Compared to other negations:
집에 안 가요 (I don’t go home (I can go home but don’t))
집에 가지 않아요 (I don’t go home (I can go home but don’t))
집에 못 가요 (I can’t go home (I can’t go home so I don’t)
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Other form of 못
-지 못하다
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Always
항상
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Sometimes
가끔
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Usually
보통
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Rarely
드물게
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Never
절대
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Location of adverbs
Usually in front of the verb/adjective
Note: when using a negative adjective like ‘never’ you have to use the negative form of the verb
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Late
늦게
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Early
일찍
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Overly/too
너무
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Very/extremely
아주
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Really/truly
진짜
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Many/much
많이
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A little
지금
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Quickly
빨리
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Suddenly
갑자기
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Continuously
계속
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1st way to say ‘because’
Verb/adj + 아/어 서
Structure = cause/reason + -아/어 서 + effect/action/result
예: 친구 집에 가서 집에 못 와요
(Because I go to my friend’s house, I can’t come home)
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서 cheat sheet
1. Conjugate first sentence verb/adj in simple present tense
2. Drop 요 from first sentence verb/adj
3. Add 서 to first sentence verb/adj
4. Conjugate second sentence verb/adj
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Using 서 in different tenses
For past and present, you just conjugate second verb in past or present tense.
For future, you conjugate first verb in present tense and second verb in future
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서 exceptions
서 is used with declarative sentences, therefore don’t use them with polite commands
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How to describe things you do well and things you do poorly
Well: 잘 -> 잘하다
Poorly: 못 -> 못하다
예: 운전(을) 잘 해요
예: 운전(을) 못 해요
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Using 잘/못 with non 하다 verbs
Add 잘/못 in front of the verb
예: 술 잘 마셔요 (can drink alcohol well)
예: 술 못 마셔요 (can’t drink alcohol well)
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To lose weight
살 빼다
살 빼요
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To gain weight
살 찌다
살 져요
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To dance
춤추다
춤춰요
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To take a picture
사진 찍다
사진 찍어요
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To sing a song
노래 부르다
노래 불러요
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To type
타자치다
타자쳐요
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To draw a picture
그림 그리다
그림 그려요
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To dream
꿈꾸다
꿈꿔요
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To have a nightmare
악몽 꾸다
악몽 궈요
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To pay (for)
돈 내다
돈 내요
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How to talk about something you’ve tried at least once
-아/어 봤어요
Note: this is for verbs only, not adjectives
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To have experienced cheat sheet
1. Conjugate verb in simple present
2. Drop the 요
3. Add 봤어요
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Where shall I go?
어디로 갈까요?
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Please take me to ‘landmark’
‘Landmark’에 가주세요
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I will let you know the address
주소를 알려 드릴게요
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Order for giving Korean addresses
1. 시 (city) - 서울시
2. 구 (borough) - 종로구
3. 동 (neighbourhood) - 과천동
4. 번지 (building number) - 157-1번지
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Please go left at X
X에서 좌회전 해주세요
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Please go right at X
X에서 우회전 해주세요
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Please go straight at X
X에서 직진 해주세요
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Please make a u-turn at X
X에서 유턴 해주세요
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Please stop at X
X에서 세워 주세요
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Please stop in front of X
X앞에서 세워 주세요
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Please stop before X
X전에서 세워 주세요
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Please stop after X
X후에서 세워 주세요
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Left-turn
좌회전
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Right-turn
우회전
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Go straight
직진
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U-turn
유턴
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Before
전
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After
후
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Express ability but not possibility (knowing how to do something)
-을 줄 알아요
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Difference between -을 수 있어요 and -을 줄 알아요
- 을 수 있어요 refers to having the ability and possibility
| - 을 줄 알아요 refers to having the ability to do something but does not express possibility
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Expressing not knowing how to do something
-을 줄 몰라요
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Conjugating the ‘know-how’ verb
받침 있어요: verb + 울 줄 알아요
받침 없어요: verb + ㄹ 줄 알아요
(For verbs only)
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‘Know-how’ cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust for irregular ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄹ
3. Add:
Verb + 을/ㄹ 줄 알아요
Verb + 을/ㄹ 줄 몰라요
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How to say you’re coming/going somewhere in order to do X action
- (으)러 가다
- (으)러 오다
(받침 있어요: -으러)
(받침 없어요: -러)
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If you are name the location where does it go?
Between the action verb and the grammar point ending
예: 비빔밥을 먹으러 식당에 가요
I go to the restaurant in order to eat bibimbap
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Simple formula for using the ‘come/go in order to’ grammar point
Object that will receive action - intended action - place of arrival or departure - coming or going
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Come and go irregulars
If 받침 is ㄹ then you just use -러
If 받침 is ㅂ then change to 우
If 받침 is ㄷ then change to ㄹ
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To be lonely
외롭다
외로워요
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To be popular
인기많다
인기많아요
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To be pleasant or warm
반갑다
반가워요
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To be depressed
우울하다
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To be humid
습하다
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To be dry/arid
건조하다
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To be complicated
복잡하다
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To be simple
간단하다
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To be jealous (negative)
질투하다
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To be envious (positive)
부럽다
부러워요
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What do Koreans use plurals for
People and animals. Nothing else.
예: 나는 핵을 샀어요 can mean both ‘I bought a book’ and ‘I bought some books’
Although you can be specific and say you bought X number of books
예: 나는 책 5게 샀어요
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How to indicate plurals for people/animals
들
예: 친구 -> 친구들
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Noun counters
Items - 게
People - 명
Animals - 마리
Time - 시간
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Three types of stuffy Korean language
- 입니다 - stuffy environment
- (으)세요 - stuffy command
- (으)세요 - stuffy rank
The last two are conjugated the same but used differently
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What’s stuffy rank -(으)세요 used for?
Talking about people who are higher in the social rank.
예: 어머니는 공원에 가세요
Well mannered-way to say “My mum goes to the park”
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Irregular verb adjustment for -(으)세요
ㅂ -> 우
ㄷ -> ㄹ
ㄹ -> delete
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To help
도와주다
도와줘요
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To explain
실명하다
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To choose
선택하다
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To decide
결정하다
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To wake up (by something unexpectedly)
깨다
깨요
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To cut/sever
끊다
끊어요
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To change
바꾸다
바꿔요
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To leave
떠나다
떠나요
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To transfer (transportation)
갈아타다
갈아타요
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To have - verb - social - stuffy
있다
있어요
계세요
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To not have - verb - social - stuffy
없다
없어요
안 계세요
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To sleep - verb - social - stuffy
자다
자요
주무세요
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To speak-verb-social-stuffy
말하다
말해요
말씀하세요
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To eat-verb-social-stuffy
먹다
먹어요
드세요
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To drink-verb-social-stuffy
마시다
마셔요
드세요
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Have a good meal (said by employees)
맛있게 드세요
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Sale
판매
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Discount
할인
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Monthly salary
월급
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Annual salary
연봉
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Tax
세금
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Cheque
수표
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Cash
현금
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Receipt
영수증
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Staff
직원
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Export
수출
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Import
수입
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Negotiation
협상
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Price
가격
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Fare
요금
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Company
회사
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Office
사무실
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Superlative marker
제일
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What can the superlative marker be used with?
Adjectives and adverbs.
It can stand on its own and doesn’t need to be attached to any other word but it must go before the adjective/verb
예: 제일 작아요 (the smallest)
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Bonus situations where 제일 can be used
1. 좋아하다/싫어하다
예: 여름을 제일 좋아해요 (I like summer the most)
예: 매운 음식을 제일 싫어해요 (I hate spicy foods the most)
2. 제일 = 가장 (they can be used interchangeably)
3. If you need to use ‘among’ then 중에서 should be used after the noun group you need (noun 중에서 제일 adjective) (예: 카페 중에서 스타벅를 제일 좋아요 - among cafes Starbucks is the best)
However if referring to places you cannot use that one and must use 에서 (noun 에서 제일 adjective) (한국에서 한라산이 제일 높아요 - in Korea, Halla mountain is the tallest mountain)
4. You can combine 제일 + 잘 해요 to express being the best at something (예: 재윤은 노래를 제일 잘해요 - JaeYoon is the best at singing)
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To be urgent
급하다
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To be old (age)
나이많다
나이많아요
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To be young
어리다
어려요
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To be old/worn out (things)
낡다
낡아요
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To be bored
심심하다
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To be new
새롭다
새로워요
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To be cool/fabulous
멋지다
멋져요
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To be shy
부끄럽다
부끄러워요
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To be brave
용감하다
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To be perfect
완벽하다
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To plan to/intend to do something
받침 있어요: -으려고 해요
받침 없어요: -려고 해요
Only to be used with action verbs - no adjectives allowed
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To plan to do cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust irregular ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄹ
3. Add (으)려고 해요
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Plan to do irregular adjustments
ㅂ -> 우
ㄷ -> ㄹ
ㄹ -> ㄹ (use -려고 해요)
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Orange
주황색
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Red
빨간색
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Yellow
노란색
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Pink
분홍색
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Blue
파란색
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Black
검은색
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Brown
갈색
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Grey
회색
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Green
초록색
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White
흰색
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Silver
은색
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Gold
금색
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Purple
보라색
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Sky blue
하늘색
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Light green
연두색
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Navy blue
남색
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How to say ‘by means of’
Noun+(으)로
받침 있어요: -으로
받침 없어요: -로
예: 택시로 - by taxi
Mostly used to describe mode of transportation
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Special case with (으)로
If the 받침 is ㄹthen you’ll just use 로
예: 지하철로 - by subway
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Verb ending for ‘shall we’
-을까요
받침 있어요: -을까요
받침 없어요: -ㄹ까요
예: 영화를 볼까요?
우리 isn’t present in the question as it’s assumed you’ll do it together
Verbs only, no adjectives
Only for questions, don’t respond with same ending
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Shall we cheat sheet
1. Drop 다
2. Adjust irregular verbs ㅂ, ㄷ, ㄹ
3. Add -을까요?
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‘Shall we?’ Irregular conjugation
ㅂ -> 우
ㄷ -> ㄹ
ㄹ -> delete
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To be pretty
예쁘다
예뻐요
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To be ugly
못생기다
못생겨요
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To be good looking
잘생기다
잘생겨요
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To be nice
착하다
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To be pure/innocent
순수하다
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To be boring/dull
지루하다
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To be sleepy
졸리다
졸려요
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To be fresh
신신하다
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To be convenient
편리하다
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To be glad/delighted
기쁘다
기뻐요
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More than
Noun+보다
예: 커피보다 (more than coffee)
Usually used to compare items using an adjective
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Sentence structure for 보다
Subject이/가 + noun+보다 + adjective
This means the subject is more than the noun in front of 보다
예: 치가 거피보다 맛있어요 (tea is more delicious than coffee)
Order of noun and subject can be switched with the same meaning as long as particles remain consistent
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Adding more emphasis to 보다
Add 더 right before the adjective so sentence structure will be:
Subject이/가 + noun+보다 + 더 + adjective
Noun+보다 + subject이/가 + 더 + adjective
예: 치가 커피보다 더 맛있어요
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Karaoke room
노래방
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Bar/pub
호프
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Pool hall
당구장
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Night club
클럽
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Booking-style night club
나이트
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Bowling alley
볼링장
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Word Koreans use for each place on a night out/round
차
예: 1차, 2차, 3차… (Chinese numbers)
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Shall we go to round 2?
우리 2차를 갈까요?
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Where shall we go for round 2?
우리 2차를 어디에 갈까요?
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I’m not sure
모르겠어요
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Shall we go to X?
X에 갈까요?
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What time will you stay out/party until?
명시까지 놀거예요?
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I will stay out/party to 2am
새벽 2시까지 놀거예요
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What round will you stay out until?
몇차까지 골거예요?
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I haven’t decided yet
아직 안 정했어요
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What time did you stay out until?
몇시까지 놀았어요?
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I can’t remember
기억이 안 나요
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I stayed out/partied until 7am
아침 7시까지 놀았어요
