Counting and Time Expressions (1)
몇 | how many? (some/several) |
며칠 | how many days? (a few days) |
며칠 계십니까? | How many days are you staying? |
얼마나 | about how much? approximately how much? |
번호 | number |
전화번호 | telephone number |
전화번호가 어떻게 됩니까? | What’s your telephone number? |
여러 NOUN | several, various NOUN |
여러가지 음식 | all kinds of food |
여러분 | all of you, everybody |
한 NUMERAL | about, approximately (NUMERAL) |
한 두 시간 걸립니다. | It takes about two hours. |
전에 | earlier, before |
후에 | afterwards, later, later on |
두 시간 후에 만납시다. | Let’s meet in two hours. |
Counting and Time Expressions (2)
나중에 | in the future, some time later, later |
내년(에) | next year |
금년(에) | this year |
주중에 | during the week, on week days |
지난 NOUN | past, last NOUN |
지난 번에 | last time |
-번 | a time |
한번 | once, one time |
한번 더 | one more time, once more |
이번 NOUN | this NOUN |
이번 주말 | this weekend |
생일 | birthday |
생신 | birthday (honorific) |
나이 | age |
나이(가) 많아요. | She is old. |
연세 | age (of s.b. esteemed) |
연세(가) 많으세요. | She is old. (honorific) |
Counting and Time Expressions (3)
-년생(이에요) | is a person born in such-and-such a year (use Sino-Korean numbers) |
몇년생이십니까? | What year were you born in? |
칠십구년생입니다. | I was born in ’79. |
-학년(이에요) | is a student in such-and-such a year or grade (at school) |
일학년 | first-year, Freshman |
이학년 | second-year, Sophomore |
삼학년 | third-year, Junior |
사학년 | fourth-year, Senior |
몇학년입니까? | What year are you (in school)? |
반 | half (as in half hour) |
반 시간 | half hour |
오전 | A.M. |
오전 아홉시 반 | 9:30 A.M. |
오후 | afternoon; P.M. |
오후 두시 | 2 P.M. |
새벽 | dawn, early morning (1:00 A.M. to 6:00 A.M.) |
새벽 두시 | 2:00 A.M. |
Other New Nouns (1)
부자 | a rich person |
동네 | neighborhood, part of town |
식탁 | dining table, kitchen table |
반 | a class |
파티 | party |
맥주 | beer |
안주 | food to go with alcoholic beverages |
감자 | potato(es) |
감자깡 | crispy fried potatoes, potato chips |
오징어 | squid |
오징어깡 | squid chips |
새우 | shrimp |
새우깡 | shrimp chips |
Other New Nouns (2)
사과 | apple |
과일 | fruit |
동갑 | a person of the same age |
엉터리 | something or someone fake or bogus; rubbish, piece of junk, hogwash |
청소를 엉터리로 했어요. | I did a half-baked job of cleaning up. |
물건 | goods |
길 | road, way, street |
끝 | the end |
처음 | the beginning |
처음에는 | at first, in the beginning |
처음부터 끝까지 | from beginning to end |
방학 | school vacation |
New Verbs (1)
고생(을) 하- | suffer, endure hardship |
용서(를) 하- | forgive |
용서하십시오. | Forgive me; I beg your pardon. |
태어나- | be born |
어디서 태어나셨습니까? | Where were you born? |
젊- | be young |
고마w- [고맙다] | be grateful, thankful |
고맙습니다. | Thank you. |
매w- [맵다] | spicy, spicy hot |
시작(을) 하- | begin |
다르- | be different |
영어는 한국어하고 달라요. | English is different from Korean. |
사람마다 다릅니다. | Everybody is different. |
New Verbs (2)
아르바이트(를) 하- | do part-time work as a student |
아르바이트 | part-time work for students |
놓- | put/place it |
시키- | order (at a restaurant) |
도와주- | help |
좀 도와주십시오. | Please help me. |
끝나- | it finishes |
영화가 언제 끝납니까? | When does the film finish? |
끝내- | finishes it |
이 일을 빨리 끝내십시오. | Please finish this job quickly. |
잊어버리- | forget |
Other
왜(요)? | why? |
왜냐하면 | The reason is, It’s because |
꼭 | without fail, by all means, for sure |
꼭 오십시오. | Please be sure to come. |