basics

[EcHO n kiMChi]

hi=ahn-young(to adults=ahn-young-ha-sae-yo)
yes=uh
yes?(as a question)=wae
no=ah-nee
i refuse=shee-ruh
love you=saranghae
XD if you would like to know more just ask  

[Star Of Tears]

WHAT THE FAWK!

:3 THAR XD whats that in korean? ;D lol xD  

[mikuleroux]

EcHO n kiMChi

hi=ahn-young(to adults=ahn-young-ha-sae-yo)
yes=uh
yes?(as a question)=wae
no=ah-nee
i refuse=shee-ruh
love you=saranghae
XD if you would like to know more just ask

how do you say, how are you?  

[Vimox]

Morgan Loves Alexandre

EcHO n kiMChi

hi=ahn-young(to adults=ahn-young-ha-sae-yo)
yes=uh
yes?(as a question)=wae
no=ah-nee
i refuse=shee-ruh
love you=saranghae
XD if you would like to know more just ask

how do you say, how are you?

From what I know, there is no specific way to say 'how are you' in Korean, unless the person was, or is, sick then you say:

Gi-boon uh-ddae? = How do you feel?

Then there is also the saying:
Mo Hae? = What are you doing?

The term 'how are you' is pretty much just the American way of saying hello in Korean ^^

Greetings are just plainly: Anyong(-haseyo)*!!!

*formal

Hope that helped!
~ChibiOutlaw

 

[eternalsleep13]

so can you teach us sumthing else? more please.how about wheres the bathroom? or can i have some water? or please and thankyou  

[Rooxy]

thank you- kamsahamida/komapsumnida  

[DarkenedNiteSky]

This is my dog
who is from south korea
he is called a Jindo
Jindos arent much of a house dog cuz they r hunting and fighting dogs
They need lots of exercise
Once they hav a owner they will stick with dat owner
also they r guard dogs so if someone they dont know enters their home they start barking unless its still a puppy
Jindos r very,very STRONG
When i hold my dogs leash after a while i get rlly bad blisters
BTW
Im am also from South Korea and know korean u can ask me sumthin but i may not know the answer cuz i wasnt born in korea and i like english better
PS
When u r speaking korean u dont change ur voice
like u stick with one tone
it cant go higher and lower
Some korean words

Friend(chin goo)
Dog(Kang a gee)
Cat(Ko Yang ee)When u say ko its kinda fast
Sit(Ann ja)
Dad(ah ba)
Mom(umm a)
Hope this helps

If u hav any questions or need sum help comment on my profile
smile  

[Hime83]

Hahaha sweatdrop I don't know much Korean but I like the language.. 3nodding it's pretty interesting...would like to learn more words too!! xp  

[PINOY_AKO100]

can someone please show us all the basics then the advanced ways please.
I have been watching some south korean variety shows and I dont really understand them.
I am also watching Boys over flowers(drama)  

[yukiLOVESyesung]

Mom - Umma
Dad - Appa
Sister (if you're a girl) - unnie [/o/ni/ would be the pronunciation]
(if you're a guy) - noona [nu/na would be the pronunciation]
Brother (if you're a girl) - oppa
(if you're a guy) - hyung
to address someone who is middle aged:
old lady: ah-joo-ma
old man: ah-joo-shi

I love you - sa-rang-hae
Are you OK? - kwen-cha-na [or somethang like zat XD]
Hello (formal) - annyeong haseyo [an/yong/ha/se/yo]
(informal) - annyeong [an/yong]

friend - chingu
hurry - i think it's PALLE [pa/le]
HEY! (used as informal speech) - Jagiya!

and my most favorite:
IDIOT - Pabo.

hope it helped. when you have questions. you can PM me or ask me smile  

[PINOY_AKO100]

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Mom - Umma
Dad - Appa
Sister (if you're a girl) - unnie [/o/ni/ would be the pronunciation]
(if you're a guy) - noona [nu/na would be the pronunciation]
Brother (if you're a girl) - oppa
(if you're a guy) - hyung
to address someone who is middle aged:
old lady: ah-joo-ma
old man: ah-joo-shi

I love you - sa-rang-hae
Are you OK? - kwen-cha-na [or somethang like zat XD]
Hello (formal) - annyeong haseyo [an/yong/ha/se/yo]
(informal) - annyeong [an/yong]

friend - chingu
hurry - i think it's PALLE [pa/le]
HEY! (used as informal speech) - Jagiya!

and my most favorite:
IDIOT - Pabo.

hope it helped. when you have questions. you can PM me or ask me smile

The only three things that I dont know here is Chingu, Palle, And Kwen Cha Na.
how do you say thanks.  

[Ai Cherish U]

:] i know all of those basics cuz im half korean but i still need to learn a lot more
but im learning japanese at the same time  

[Forgive My Sins]

Dx Oh Noes I Can't Say Them Right xD  

[Wyntile]

If you look at it this way, Korean and Japenese are the similar in terms of grammar and vocabulary

Compared to English, whose sentence structure is Subject , verb [v], and Object, [o]...
Korean and Japenese's structure is Subject , Oject[o], and then verb [v]

As for the vocab, here are some more to add to the list

The Seven Days

Sunday: Ill-yo-ill-lal
Monday: wo-yo-ill lal
Tuesday: hwa-yo-ill-lal
Wednesday: soo-yo-ill lal
Thursday: Mok-yo-ill lal
Friday: geum-yo-ill-lal
Saturday: dto-yo-ill-lal
Weekend: Joo-mal

Colours:

Red: bal-kan-saek
Blue: pa-lan-saek
green: cho-reok-saek
purple: bo-lan-saek
orange: choo-hwan-saek
yellow: no-lan-saek
brown: gal-saek
black: gum-zon-saek
white: hwa-yan-saek
Pink: boon-non-saek
Gray: hween-saek
COLOR: saek-gal

Others

School: ha-gyoo
Upperclassmen: sunbae
Teacher: sun-sen-neem
Student: hak-saeng
Library: do-so-gan
Book: chaek
Pencil: yeon-pill
Phone: cheon-hwa-gee
Cup: cau-pe*
Fork: po-ke*
Pen: bol-pen
Eraser: gee-ooh-gae
Gift: son-mool
Bread: ban
Dishes/plates: geop-shii
Garbage: shoo-lae-gii
Garbage can: shoo-lae-gii-ton
Study: gon-boo
Juice: jew-ce*

*Another thing you might want to know is that the Korean are greatly influenced by the English and therefore have some words that are the translated exact same as English. [but may have to break up the word in syllables due to their prounounciation]

Well, hope that helps ! :]  

[Wyntile]

Anyways, to those who are interested in actually learning how to write Korean, here they are:

The Alphabet:




How to write them is as how they come. You can combine a alphabet letter with a vowel to create the words and its sounds.

Examples:

네가 노를 조화 - nae/ga no/loel jo/hwa - I like you
사랑해 - sa/rang/hae - I love you