Lessons 1-10 Vocabulary
December 16, 2019•663 words
This is overdue because there was some resistance on my part to list out everything. Here's some vocabulary from the first 10 lessons.
There's more, but I doubt there is point documenting them here, since I already have them as cards in Anki. The only point for documenting is to see the weekly progress, and this is a dump of 10 lessons' worth.
Vocabulary
Words
Countries, Languages, Nationalities
Korean | English |
---|---|
나라 | country |
지도 | map |
한국 | Korea |
한국어 | Korean (language) |
한국 사람 | Korean (person) |
~사람 | Person from ~ (country) |
미국 | America |
호주 | Australia |
영국 | England |
영어 | English (language) |
독일 | Germany |
프랑스 | France |
라시아 | Russia |
일본 | Japan |
중국 | China |
대만 | Taiwan |
홍콩 | Hong Kong |
싱가포르 | Singapore |
말레이시아 | Malaysia |
말레이어 | Malay (language; Bahasa Melayu) |
태국 | Thailand |
Occupations
Korean | English |
---|---|
직업 | occupation, job |
기자 | reporter |
회사원 | company employee |
학생 | student |
선생님 | teacher |
주부 | housewife |
군인 | military personnel |
가수 | singer |
요리사 | chef |
의사 | doctor |
Misc
Korean | English |
---|---|
이름 | name |
명함 | name card |
전화번호 | telephone number |
책 | book |
책상 | desk |
사전 | dictionary |
우산 | umbrella |
가방 | bag |
시계 | watch/clock |
안경 | glasses/spectacles |
모자 | hat |
친구 | friend |
창문 | window |
의자 | chair |
필통 | pencil case |
연필 | pencil |
볼펜 | ballpoint pen |
자 | ruler |
지갑 | wallet |
신문 | newspaper |
잡지 | magazine |
휴지 | tissue paper |
컵 | cup |
컴퓨터 | computer |
노트북 | notebook (laptop) |
텔레비전 | television |
휴대폰 | mobile phone |
커피 | coffee |
물 | water |
Phrases
Korean | English |
---|---|
안녕하세요? | Hello. |
안녕히 가세요. | Bye. (to the person who is leaving) |
안녕히 계세요. | Bye. (to the person who is staying) |
만나서 반가워요. | Nice to meet you. (casual) |
만나서 반갑습니다. | Nice to meet you. (formal) |
이름이 뭐예요? | What is your name? |
직업이 뭐예요? | What is your job? |
어느 나라 사람이에요? | Which country are you from? |
"X"은/는 한국어로 뭐예요? | What is X in Korean? |
Practise
From the grammar summary in the previous post and the vocabulary list above:
How do you say:
- I am a singer.
- I am American.
- I am a company employee. (formal)
- I am not a singer. (formal)
- I am not English. (formal)
- Steven, are you Australian? (formal)
- This is a ruler.
- That is mobile phone.
- That (over there) is a laptop.
- How do you say "hello" in Korean?
- Give me a coffee. Here you go.
- Please give me some water. (gentle)
- I have a map and a hat.
- I have a watch, a ballpoint pen, and a pencil. (formal 'and')
- Kelly does not have a cup, tissue paper, and an umbrella. (formal 'and')
- I am X and I am Y.