complete list of Korean-phrases-sentences
In this lesson, you will learn more than 500 Korean phrases and sentences. Korean-phrases-sentences complete list.
Korean phrases & sentences
Korean-phrases-sentences list 1
| ENGLISH | KOREAN | PRONUNCIATION |
|---|---|---|
| That’s good news. | 그거 반가운 소식이군요 | KHUGAN PHANGAUN SOSIK INGUNYO. |
| Have it a lot. (meal) Have a great meal. | 많이 드세요 | Man-hee deu-se-yo |
| The mechanic fixed the car. | 그 기술자는 차를 고쳤다 | khu kisulchha nun cha rul kochhyeotta. |
| How much does it cost? How much is it? | 얼마예요 | Eol-ma-ye-yo? |
| Let him do as he wants to do. | 그가 원하는 대로 하게 내버려 두세요 | khuga won haneondero hage nebeorya duseyo. |
| Did you eat rice./ How are you. | 밥 먹었어요? | Fap meo-geo-seo-yo? |
| Desire success | 성공을 갈망하다 | seongkhongul khalmang hada |
| You dislike me! | 너 나 싫잖아! | neo na sireo cheona. |
| I will eat deliciously. | 잘 먹겠습니다 | Jal meok-ge-sseum-ni-da |
| Make me laugh. | 웃겨줘요. | ukya jo. |
| Make you laugh? | 웃겨줘? | ukyajo? |
| Excuse me./Just a moment. | 잠시만요 | Jam-shi-man-yo. |
| Don’t laugh | 웃지 마! | utchi ma |
| You want me to laugh? | 웃어라고? | useorago? |
| It was a delicious meal. | 잘 먹었습니다 | Jal meo-geo-sseum-ni-da |
| Beautiful | 아름다워요. | Arumdawayo |
| Where is the…? | 어디예요 | Eo-di-ye-yo…? |
| Where are you? | 어디니? 어딨죠? | Eodi ni? Eo di chyo? |
| Where do you live? | 어디 사세요? | Eodi saseyo? |
| I love you. | 사랑해 | Sa-rang-hae |
| I hate you. | 미워~ | Miweo |
| Please give me… Give me | 주세요 | … ju-se-yo |
| I hate this! | 싫어! | sirh |
| Bye / Go in peace. | 가세요 | Ga-se-yo |
| You can do it! | 화이팅 | Hwa-it-ting |
Korean sentences list 2
| ENGLISH | KOREAN | PRONUNCIATION |
|---|---|---|
| Yes | 응 | UNG |
| Yes | 네, 그래, 맞아[그래] | NE, KHURE, MAJA |
| no | 아니 | ANI |
| no | 아니요, 안 돼 | ANIYO ANDWE |
| Please | 제발 | CHHEBAL |
| Okay | 그래 | KHURE |
| I like it. | 좋아 | CHHOHA |
| See you next time! See you! | 다음에 봐 | THAUME PHWA |
| . See you tomorrow | 내일 봐 | NEIL PHWA |
| What time is it? | 몇 시야? | MYAT SI YA |
| What time is it? | 지금 몇 시야? 지금 몇 시예요? 지금 몇 시죠? 지금 몇 시입니까? | CHIGUM MYET SI YA? CHIGUM MYAT SI YEYO? CHIGUM MYAT SI CHYO? CHIGEOM MYAT SI IMNIKA? |
| I don’t like it. | 싫어. | SIRH |
| Nice to meet you. | 만나서 반갑습니다, 반갑다, 반갑습니다. | MANNAS PHANGAPSUMNIDA PHANGAPTA PHANGAPSUMNIDA |
| Nice to meet you. | 만나서 반가워. | MANNAS PHANGAWO |
| ~ Bye~ | 안녕히 계세요, 가세요. | ANNYANGHI KHASEYO KHASEYO |
| ~ Bye~ | 잘 가 | CHHAL KHA |
| Thank you | 고마워 + (요) | KHOMAWO + YO |
| Thank you | 고맙습니다, 감사합니다 | KHOMAPSUMNIDA, KHAMSAHAMNIDA |
| You’re welcome. | 아니야, 아니에요 | ANIYA, ANIYEYO |
| You’re welcome. | 천만에요. | CHHEONMANYO |
| My name is [ ] | 내 이름은 { …..} (이) 야. | NE IRUMUN… EE YA |
| Really? | 진짜? | CHHINCHA? |
| Why | 왜 | WOYE |
| Of course. | 당연하지, 당연히, 물론 | THANGYENHAJI THANGYENHI MULLON |
Korean phrases and sentences list 3
| English | English to Korean | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Greeting, Bow | 인사 | INSA |
| Hi and Bye | 안녕 | ANNYENG |
| Hello (on physical conversation) | 안녕하세요 | ANNYENGHASEYO |
| Hello ( on phone) | 여보세요 | YEBOSEYO |
| good afternoon | 안녕하세요, 오후 인사. | ANNYENG HASEYO OHU INSA |
| good evening | 안녕하세요, 저녁인사 합니다. | ANNYENG HASEYO CHHEONYAK INSA HAMNIDA. |
| Good Morning, Your grace. | 안녕하십니까 | ANNYEG HASIMNIK |
| good morning | 안녕하세요, 좋은 아침, 잘 잤어? | ANNYENG HASEYO CHHOHUN ACHHIM CHHAL CHHA |
| How are you | 어떻게 지내세요? | ATEOKE JINESEYO. |
| What are you doing? | 뭐해? | MWO HE |
| What are you doing? | 뭐 하고 있어? / 있어요? | MWO HAGO ISSA? / ISSAYO? |
| Goodnight | 잘 자. | CHHAL CHHA |
| Have a sweet dream | 좋은 꿈 꾸어라! 좋은 꿈 꾸세요! | CHHOHUN KUM KUWARA |
| Happy birthday | 생일 축하합니다! | SENGIL CHUKHA HAMNIDA. |
| Happy new year | 새해 복 많이 받으세요! | SE HE BOK MANHI FADUSEYO |
| you did a good job | 잘 했다! | CHHAL HETTA. |
| you look handsome | 잘생겼어 너 잘생겼다 잘생겼어요 | CHHAL SENGYASA NA CHHAL SENGYATTA CHHAL SENGYASSAYO |
| you look pretty | 이쁘세요! 예쁘다 얼굴이 예뻐졌어. | IPUSEYO YEPUDA ALGURI YEPAJYASSEO. |
| Best of luck | 잘있어! 행운을 빈다 | CHHARIS HENGUNUL PHITTA |
| Have a good day. | 즐거운 하루를 보내십시오. | CHHULGAUN HARURUL FONESIBSIO. |
| How are you? | 잘 지내? 잘지냈어? 잘 있어요? 잘 지냈니? 잘 있었니? 잘 지내고 있어요? 어떻게 지내세요? 안녕하세요? | CHHAL JINE? CHHAL JINESSEO? CHHAL ISSAYO? CHHAL JINENI? CHHAL ISSANI? CHHAL JINEGO ISSAYO? EOTEOKE JINESEYO? ANNYENGHASEYO? |
| I’m sorry. | 미안해 미안해요. | MIANHE. MIANHEYO |
| I’m sorry. | 사과 드립니다. 죄송합니다. | SAGWA DURIMNIDA. CHHOISONG HAMNIDA. |
| I don’t understand. | 이해가 안 가. 이해하지 못하겠습니다. 확실히는 모르겠습니다. | IHEGA AN KHA. IHE HEJI MOT HAGESUMNIDA. HWAKSILHINUN MORUGESMIDA. |
Basic Korean phrases
- Annyeonghaseyo in Korean – 안녕하세요 (Good morning, good afternoon, good evening in Korean.)
- Good afternoon in Korean – 안녕하세요 (오후 인사)
- Good evening in Korean – 안녕하세요! (저녁 인사)
- Bye! – 안녕!
- See you next week – 다음주에 봐.
- See you later – 나중에 보자.
- Have a safe journey – 조심히 들어가요.
khure in Korean
The meaning of 그래 is dependent on the situation in which a speaker is speaking. 그러하다 is a root form of 그래 and 그래 is a 반말 form. It literally means to be like that/ yes/ it is/ that’s right. 네, 그래, 맞아[그래] all have a similar meaning. 그렇습니다 means that’s right. 그래 can only be used to a younger person, family members or close friends.그래요’, ‘네’ is more polite and ‘그래’or ‘응’ is less polite. Let’s see an example-
Person 1: 그래? it is? Person 2: 그래. it is.
A: 내일 가자 let’s go tomorrow B: 그래 yeah (let’s do that/ let’s go)
A: 내일 가는 거 맞죠? B: 그래요 (그러하다)
A: 내일 갈까요? B: 그래요.
그래? Is it true?/ Is that real?
왜 그래? What’s up? (is that anything wrong?/ why what happened?)
