Short Phrases_Greetings Flashcards
(15 cards)
How are you?
어떻게 지내세요?
You’re welcome (formal)
천만에요
It’s not often that Koreans actually respond to a “Thank you” with a “You’re welcome,” but if you wish to be extra polite, then you can throw in this phrase
Normally, you can respond to thanks with a simple, humble 아닙니다 (ah-nib-nee-da), which means “It’s nothing.”
Excuse me
실례합니다 / 잠시만요 (jam-shi-mahn-yo ; “wait a moment”)
실례합니다 is a very polite phrase used to get someone’s attention, such as for when you approach a stranger for help. 잠시만요 more or less means “Wait a moment” but can be used for situations such as when you need to push past or be a minor physical hindrance to people.
Over here
여기요
I’m sorry
죄송합니다
미안합니다
Please give
주세요 (ju-seh-yo)
Use this if you’re politely requesting an object from another person. This can be said alone, or follow after you specify what you want. For example, “Jeans 주세요.”
left / right / straight
왼쪽
오른쪽
직진
I’m lost
길을 잃었어요
Do you know where _____ is?
_____ 어디인지 아세요?
I don’t understand
잘 모르겠네요
It’s highly likely that you won’t understand every word of Korean you hear, and it’s best to let whoever’s talking to you know that! Many will be kind enough to try and simplify their message for your comprehension.
I don’t speak Korean well
한국말 잘 못해요
Do you speak English?
영어 할 수 있어요?
Please speak slowly
천천히 말씀해 주세요
Please take me to _____
_____ (으)로 가주세요
If you need a guiding hand, then this will be the phrase to use. You can quickly find people willing to direct you to where you need to go
Where is the bathroom?
화장실이 어디예요?