Level 2, 11-20 Flashcards
(98 cards)
1
Q
My name is Youngmin.
A
제 이름은 영민이에요.
[je i-reum-eun yeong-min-i-e-yo.]
2
Q
I am 27 years old.
A
저는 스물일곱 살이에요.
[jeo-neun seu-mul-il-gop-sal-i-e-yo.]
3
Q
I have an older brother.
A
저는 형이 있어요.
[jeo-neun hyeong-i i-sseo-yo.]
4
Q
I was born in the USA.
A
저는 미국에서 태어났어요.
[jeo-neun mi-gu-ge-seo tae-eo-na-sseo-yo.]
5
Q
I live in Seoul.
A
저는 서울에 살아요.
[jeo-neun seo-u-re sa-ra-yo.]
6
Q
I work in a bank.
A
저는 은행에서 일해요.
[jeo-neun eun-haeng-e-seo il-hae-yo.]
7
Q
age
A
나이
[na-i]
8
Q
hobby
A
취미
[chwi-mi]
9
Q
workplace
A
직장
[jik-jang]
10
Q
job
A
직 업 / 하는 일
[ji-geop] / [ha-neun il]
11
Q
place of living
A
사는 곳
[sa-neun got]
12
Q
family
A
가족
[ga-jok]
13
Q
relatives, extended family
A
친척
[chin-cheok]
14
Q
university student
A
대학생
[dae-hak-saeng]
15
Q
high school student
A
고등학생
[go-deung-hak-saeng]
16
Q
middle school student
A
중학생
[jung-hak-saeng]
17
Q
elementary school student
A
초등학생
[cho-deung-hak-saeng]
18
Q
How do you do?
A
처음 뵙겠습니다.
[cheo-eum boep-ge-sseum-ni-da]
19
Q
It’s nice to meet you.
A
반갑습니다.
[ban-gap-seum-ni-da]
20
Q
See you again next time.
A
다음에 또 봬요.
[da-eu-me tto bwae-yo]
21
Q
I’ve heard a lot about you.
A
이야기 많이 들었어요.
[i-ya-gi ma-ni deu-reo-sseo-yo]
22
Q
Which month
A
몇 월
[myeo-dwol]
23
Q
What date(day)
A
며칠
[myeo-chil]
24
Q
What date is it today?
A
오늘 몇 월 며칠이에요?
[o-neul myeo-dwol myeo-chil-i-e-yo?]
25
What date is your birthday?
생일이 몇 월 며칠이에요?
| [saeng-il-i myeo-dwol myeo-chil-i-e-yo?
26
When is your birthday?
생일이 언제예요?
| [saeng-il-i eon-je-ye-yo?]
27
I brought this, too.
이것도 가져왔어요.
| [i-geot-do ga-jyeo-wa-sseo-yo.]
28
Do you work today as well?
오늘도 일해요?
| [o-neul-do il-hae-yo?]
29
Please give me some water too.
저 물도 주세요.
| [jeo mul-do ju-se-yo.]
30
to drink
마시다
| [ma-shi-da]
31
to also see, to even see
보기도 하다
| [bo-gi-do ha-da]
32
to also eat, to even eat
먹기도 하다
| [meok-gi-do ha-da]
33
I also teach English.
저는 영어를 가르치기도 해요.
| [jeo-neun yeong-eo-reul ga-reu-chi-gi-do hae-yo.]
34
I also fix computers.
컴퓨터를 고치기도 해요.
| [keom-pyu-teo-reul go-chi-gi-do hae-yo.]
35
only
-만
| [-man]
36
I will buy only this.
이것만 살 거예요.
| [i-geot-man sal geo-ye-yo]
37
I only drink coffee in the morning.
아침에는 커피만 마셔요.
| [a-chi-me-neun keo-pi-man ma-syeo-yo]
38
listening (noun form)
듣기
| [deut-gi]
39
to only listen
듣기만 하다
| [deut-gi-man ha-da]
40
I only listened (and didn’t talk).
듣기만 했어요.
| [deut-gi-man hae-sseo-yo]
41
seeing, looking (noun form)
보기
| [bo-gi]
42
to only see, to just look
보기만 하다
| [bo-gi-man ha-da]
43
I will only look (and not touch it).
보기만 할 거예요.
| [bo-gi-man hal geo-ye-yo]
44
early
일찍
| [il-jjik]
45
I only ordered beer.
맥주만 주문했어요.
| [maek-ju-man ju-mun-hae-sseo-yo]
46
Yesterday, I did nothing but played.
어제 놀기만 했어요.
| [eo-je nol-gi-man hae-sseo-yo]
47
movie
영화
| [yeong-hwa]
48
a little, a bit, a little bit
조금 / 좀
| [jo-geum] / [jom]
49
It’s a little expensive.
조금 비싸요.
| [jo-geum bi-ssa-yo.]
50
Give me only a little bit.
조금만 주세요.
| [jo-geum-man ju-se-yo.]
51
really, truly
정말 or 진짜 (more casual)
| [jeong-mal] or ([jin-jja])
52
It’s really fast.
정말 빨라요.
| [jeong-mal ppal-la-yo.]
53
It’s really strange.
정말 이상해요.
| [jeong-mal i-sang-hae-yo.]
54
very, quite
아주 (usually written)
| [a-ju]
55
It’s very delicious.
아주 맛있어요.
| [a-ju ma-si-sseo-yo.]
56
It’s very far away.
아주 멀어요.
| [a-ju meo-reo-yo.]
57
not really, not particularly
별로
| [byeol-lo]
58
It’s not so expensive.
별로 안 비싸요.
| [byeol-lo an bi-ssa-yo.]
59
It’s not that interesting.
별로 재미없어요.
| [byeol-lo jae-mi-eop-seo-yo.]
60
not at all
전혀 (written) / 하나도 (spoken)
| [jeon-hyeo] / [ha-na-do]
61
I’m not busy at all.
하나도 안 바빠요.
| [ha-na-do an ba-ppa-yo.]
62
It’s not hot at all.
하나도 안 더워요.
| [ha-na-do an deo-wo-yo.]
63
"can"/"can't" construction
-(으)ㄹ 수 있다/없다
| [-(eu)l su it-da/eop-da]
64
can see
볼 수 있다
| [bol su it-da]
65
can eat
먹을 수 있다
| [meo-geul su it-da]
66
to sleep
자다
| [ja-da]
67
can not sleep
잘 수 없다
| [jal su eop-da]
68
Another way to say -(으)ㄹ 수 없다
Use 못 before a verb
69
can not do
못 하다 [verb: 하다]
| [mot ha-da]
70
Can you drive? (lit. “Can you do driving?”)
운전 할 수 있어요?
| [un-jeon hal su i-sseo-yo?]
71
Can you read this?
이거 읽을 수 있어요?
| [i-geo il-geul su i-sseo-yo?]
72
I can’t read it.
못 읽어요.
| [mon il-geo-yo.]
73
I can’t meet you now.
지 금 못 만나요.
| [ji-geum mon man-na-yo.]
74
to be good at singing, to sing well
노래를 잘 하다
| [no-rae-reul jal ha-da]
75
to be poor at cooking, to cook poorly
요리를 잘 못 하다
| [yo-ri-reul jal mot ha-da]
76
to be bad at swimming
수 영을 잘 못 하다
| [su-yeong-eul jal mot ha-da]
77
to run well, to be good at running
달리기를 잘 하다
78
to write well, to be good at writing
글을 잘 쓰다 (good at writing), 글씨를 잘 쓰다 (good handwriting)
79
I can’t sing well. / I’m not good at singing.
저는 노래를 잘 못 해요.
| [jeo-neun no-rae-reul jal mot hae-yo.]
80
My friend is good at swimming.
제 친구는 수영을 잘 해요.
| [je chin-gu-neun su-yeong-eul jal hae-yo.]
81
I’m not good at writing.
저는 글을 잘 못 써요.
| [jeo-neun geu-reul jal mot sseo-yo.]
82
Are you good at eating spicy food?
매운 거 잘 먹어요?
| [mae-un geo jal meo-geo-yo?]
83
Construction for changing verb into noun
- Verb stem + -는 것
| [-neun geot]
84
seeing, the act of seeing, the thing that you see, what I watch
보는 것
| [bo-neun geo(t)]
85
eating, the act of eating, the thing that you eat, what you eat
먹는 것
| [meok-neun geot]
86
buying, what you buy (present)
사는 것
| [sa-neun geot]
87
what you bought (past)
산 것
| [san geot]
88
what you will buy (future)
살 것
| [sal geot]
89
What I am listening to now is a song.
지금 듣는 거는 노래예요.
| [ji-geum deut-neun geo-neun no-rae-ye-yo.]
90
Do you know that we are meeting today?
오늘 만나는 거 알아요?
| [o-neul man-na-neun geo a-ra-yo?]
91
I like chitchatting with my friends.
저는 친구랑 수다떠는 거를 좋아해요.
| [jeo-neun chin-gu-rang su-da-tteo-neun geo-reul jo-a-hae-yo.]
92
to have to sleep
자야 되다/하다
93
to have to use/write
써야 되다/하다
94
I have to go home.
집에 가야 돼요.
| [ji-be ga-ya dwae-yo.]
95
What should I do?
저는 뭐 해야 돼요?
| [jeo-neun mwo hae-ya dwae-yo?]
96
Until when should I be here?
언제까지 여기에 있어야 돼요?
| [eon-je-kka-ji yeo-gi-e i-sseo-ya dwae-yo?]
97
Who should I give this to?
누구한테 줘야 돼요?
| [nu-gu-han-te jwo-ya dwae-yo?]
98
Where should I buy it?
어디에서 사야 돼요?
| [eo-di-e-seo sa-ya dwae-yo?]
