Annyeong J,
Part 2 lets continue to learn korean.. hwaiting!
There’s two kinda of language: formal &
informal. From WGM => Korean TV program (hehe), the informal called banmal,
usually it is used when someone talk with their friend in a same age or younger
age. Ok, quit the talk, lets continue..
- Annyeong hasimnika ? : How r’u, good morning, afternoon, evening, night (Informal)
- Annyeong haseyo : hallo (for greeting)=> most common
- Annyonghi Gyesipsiyo : good bye, bade farewell
- Annyonghi Gyeseyo : good bye, bade farewell (Informal)
- Annyonghi Jumuseyo : good night, have a nice sleep
- Cal Cayo : good night, have a nice sleep (Informal)
- Oso Osipsiyo : welcome
- Oso Oseyo : welcome(Informal)
- Ottokhe Jinesimnika: How are you ?
- Ottokhe Jineseyo : How are you (Informal)
- Cal Cinemnida : It’s alright
- Cal Cineyo : It’s alright (Informal)
- To Mannapsida : see you
- To Mannayo : see you (Informal)
- Sile Hamnida : Excuse me
- Pan gapseumnida : Nice to meet you
- Pan gawoyo : Nice to meet you (Informal)
- Kamsa hamnida : thank you
- gomaweo : thanks (informal )
- Chon mane mal seumnida : you’re welcome
- Chon maneyo : you’re welcome (Informal)
- Cwe song hamnida : I’m apologize
- Cwe song heyo : I’m apologize (Informal)
- Mian hamnida : Sorry
- Mian heyo : Sorry (Informal)
- mianhae : sorry
- Kwen chan seumnida : It’s okay
- Kwe chan ayo : It’s okay Informal)
- Cap deuseyo : expression before eating (like => itadakimasu in Japanese)
- Siksa hasipsiyo : expression before eating (like => itadakimasu in Japanese)
- Siksa haseyo : expression before eating (like => itadakimasu in Japanese) (Informal)
- Oneul jeul gowo seumnida : Today is so nice/pleasure
- Oneul jeul gowo seyo : Today is so nice/pleasure Informal)
- Ju mal cal cine sipsiyo : Have a nice weekend
- Ju mal cal cineseyo : Have a nice weekend (Informal)
- Ne, iseumnida : Yes, I have/there is
- Ne, issoyo : Yes, I have/there is (Informal)
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