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Korean 806 Essential Words (TOPIK I–II)
806 highest-frequency Korean words pulled from the public TOPIK I and TOPIK II lists and the National Institute of Korean Language frequency corpus — enough to read most beginner-to-intermediate Korean and survive months in Seoul. Sixteen categories from greetings and numbers through body, weather, transport, daily life, emotion, and place, with full four-form conjugation tables on every verb. Click any card to expand. Tap the play icon to hear the word or example read by your OS Korean voice.
806 words
- 안녕하세요annyeonghaseyo[interjection]hello (polite)(你好 (敬语))Pronunciation: an-nyeong-ha-se-yo
- 안녕히 가세요annyeonghi gaseyo[interjection]goodbye (to one leaving)(再见 (对走的人说))Pronunciation: an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo
- 안녕히 계세요annyeonghi gyeseyo[interjection]goodbye (to one staying)(再见 (对留下的人说))Pronunciation: an-nyeong-hi gye-se-yo
- 감사합니다gamsahamnida[interjection]thank you (formal)(谢谢 (郑重敬语))Pronunciation: gam-sa-ham-ni-da
- 고맙습니다gomapseumnida[interjection]thank you (polite)(谢谢 (敬语))Pronunciation: go-map-seum-ni-da
- 죄송합니다joesonghamnida[interjection]I am sorry (formal)(对不起 (郑重))Pronunciation: joe-song-ham-ni-da
- 미안해요mianhaeyo[interjection]sorry (polite)(抱歉 (敬语))Pronunciation: mi-an-hae-yo
- 네ne[interjection]yes / okay(是 / 好的)Pronunciation: ne
- 아니요aniyo[interjection]no(不 / 不是)Pronunciation: a-ni-yo
- 처음 뵙겠습니다cheoeum boepgesseumnida[interjection]nice to meet you(初次见面)Pronunciation: cheo-eum boep-get-seum-ni-da
- 잘 부탁드립니다jal butakdeurimnida[interjection]please be kind to me(请多关照)Pronunciation: jal bu-tak-deu-rim-ni-da
- 실례합니다sillyehamnida[interjection]excuse me(打扰一下 / 失礼了)Pronunciation: sil-lye-ham-ni-da
- 잘 지냈어요jal jinaesseoyo[interjection]have you been well / I have been well(过得好吗 / 过得很好)Pronunciation: jal ji-naes-seo-yo
- 오랜만이에요oraenmanieyo[interjection]it has been a while(好久不见)Pronunciation: o-raen-man-i-e-yo
- 수고하셨습니다sugohasyeotsseumnida[interjection]thanks for your hard work (formal)(辛苦了 (敬语))Pronunciation: su-go-ha-syeot-sseum-ni-da
- 잘 자요jal jayo[interjection]good night(晚安)Pronunciation: jal ja-yo
- 잘 먹겠습니다jal meokgesseumnida[interjection]I'll enjoy this meal(开动了 / 我要吃了)Pronunciation: jal meok-get-sseum-ni-da
- 잘 먹었습니다jal meogeotsseumnida[interjection]thanks for the meal(吃饱了 / 谢谢款待)Pronunciation: jal meo-geot-sseum-ni-da
- 어서 오세요eoseo oseyo[interjection]welcome(欢迎光临)Pronunciation: eo-seo o-se-yo
- 축하합니다chukhahamnida[interjection]congratulations(恭喜)Pronunciation: chuk-ha-ham-ni-da
- 일il[number]one (Sino-Korean)(一 (汉字数))Pronunciation: il
- 이i[number]two (Sino-Korean)(二 (汉字数))Pronunciation: i
- 삼sam[number]three (Sino-Korean)(三 (汉字数))Pronunciation: sam
- 사sa[number]four (Sino-Korean)(四 (汉字数))Pronunciation: sa
- 오o[number]five (Sino-Korean)(五 (汉字数))Pronunciation: o
- 육yuk[number]six (Sino-Korean)(六 (汉字数))Pronunciation: yuk
- 칠chil[number]seven (Sino-Korean)(七 (汉字数))Pronunciation: chil
- 팔pal[number]eight (Sino-Korean)(八 (汉字数))Pronunciation: pal
- 구gu[number]nine (Sino-Korean)(九 (汉字数))Pronunciation: gu
- 십sip[number]ten (Sino-Korean)(十 (汉字数))Pronunciation: sip
- 백baek[number]hundred(百)Pronunciation: baek
- 천cheon[number]thousand(千)Pronunciation: cheon
- 만man[number]ten thousand(万)Pronunciation: man
- 억eok[number]hundred million(亿)Pronunciation: eok
- 하나hana[number]one (native, counting things)(一 (固有数, 数物))Pronunciation: ha-na
- 둘dul[number]two (native)(二 (固有数))Pronunciation: dul
- 셋set[number]three (native)(三 (固有数))Pronunciation: set
- 넷net[number]four (native)(四 (固有数))Pronunciation: net
- 다섯daseot[number]five (native)(五 (固有数))Pronunciation: da-seot
- 여섯yeoseot[number]six (native)(六 (固有数))Pronunciation: yeo-seot
- 일곱ilgop[number]seven (native)(七 (固有数))Pronunciation: il-gop
- 여덟yeodeol[number]eight (native)(八 (固有数))Pronunciation: yeo-deol
- 아홉ahop[number]nine (native)(九 (固有数))Pronunciation: a-hop
- 열yeol[number]ten (native)(十 (固有数))Pronunciation: yeol
- 스물seumul[number]twenty (native)(二十 (固有数))Pronunciation: seu-mul
- 서른seoreun[number]thirty (native)(三十 (固有数))Pronunciation: seo-reun
- 마흔maheun[number]forty (native)(四十 (固有数))Pronunciation: ma-heun
- 쉰swin[number]fifty (native)(五十 (固有数))Pronunciation: swin
- 백만baengman[number]million(百万)Pronunciation: baeng-man
- 영yeong[number]zero(零)Pronunciation: yeong
- 오늘oneul[noun]today(今天)Pronunciation: o-neul
- 내일naeil[noun]tomorrow(明天)Pronunciation: nae-il
- 어제eoje[noun]yesterday(昨天)Pronunciation: eo-je
- 지금jigeum[adverb]now(现在)Pronunciation: ji-geum
- 아침achim[noun]morning / breakfast(早上 / 早饭)Pronunciation: a-chim
- 점심jeomsim[noun]noon / lunch(中午 / 午饭)Pronunciation: jeom-sim
- 저녁jeonyeok[noun]evening / dinner(晚上 / 晚饭)Pronunciation: jeo-nyeok
- 주ju[noun]week(周)Pronunciation: ju
- 월wol[noun]month(月)Pronunciation: wol
- 년nyeon[noun]year(年)Pronunciation: nyeon
- 시si[noun]o'clock(点 (小时))Pronunciation: si
- 분bun[noun]minute(分钟)Pronunciation: bun
- 초cho[noun]second(秒)Pronunciation: cho
- 새벽saebyeok[noun]dawn / early morning(凌晨 / 黎明)Pronunciation: sae-byeok
- 낮nat[noun]daytime(白天)Pronunciation: nat
- 밤bam[noun]night(夜晚)Pronunciation: bam
- 오전ojeon[noun]a.m.(上午)Pronunciation: o-jeon
- 오후ohu[noun]p.m.(下午)Pronunciation: o-hu
- 일주일iljuil[noun]one week(一周 / 一星期)Pronunciation: il-ju-il
- 한 달han dal[noun]one month(一个月)Pronunciation: han dal
- 월요일woryoil[noun]Monday(周一)Pronunciation: wol-yo-il
- 화요일hwayoil[noun]Tuesday(周二)Pronunciation: hwa-yo-il
- 수요일suyoil[noun]Wednesday(周三)Pronunciation: su-yo-il
- 목요일mogyoil[noun]Thursday(周四)Pronunciation: mok-yo-il
- 금요일geumyoil[noun]Friday(周五)Pronunciation: geum-yo-il
- 토요일toyoil[noun]Saturday(周六)Pronunciation: to-yo-il
- 일요일iryoil[noun]Sunday(周日)Pronunciation: i-ryo-il
- 주말jumal[noun]weekend(周末)Pronunciation: ju-mal
- 휴일hyuil[noun]holiday / day off(假日 / 休息日)Pronunciation: hyu-il
- 계절gyejeol[noun]season(季节)Pronunciation: gye-jeol
- 아버지abeoji[noun]father(父亲)Pronunciation: a-beo-ji
- 어머니eomeoni[noun]mother(母亲)Pronunciation: eo-meo-ni
- 형hyeong[noun]older brother (male speaker)(哥哥 (男性称))Pronunciation: hyeong
- 누나nuna[noun]older sister (male speaker)(姐姐 (男性称))Pronunciation: nu-na
- 동생dongsaeng[noun]younger sibling(弟弟 / 妹妹)Pronunciation: dong-saeng
- 아이ai[noun]child(小孩)Pronunciation: a-i
- 가족gajok[noun]family(家人 / 家庭)Pronunciation: ga-jok
- 친구chingu[noun]friend(朋友)Pronunciation: chin-gu
- 오빠oppa[noun]older brother (female speaker)(哥哥 (女性称))Pronunciation: op-pa
- 언니eonni[noun]older sister (female speaker)(姐姐 (女性称))Pronunciation: eon-ni
- 할아버지harabeoji[noun]grandfather(爷爷 / 外公)Pronunciation: ha-ra-beo-ji
- 할머니halmeoni[noun]grandmother(奶奶 / 外婆)Pronunciation: hal-meo-ni
- 부모님bumonim[noun]parents (honorific)(父母 (敬语))Pronunciation: bu-mo-nim
- 남편nampyeon[noun]husband(丈夫)Pronunciation: nam-pyeon
- 아내anae[noun]wife(妻子)Pronunciation: a-nae
- 아들adeul[noun]son(儿子)Pronunciation: a-deul
- 딸ttal[noun]daughter(女儿)Pronunciation: ttal
- 삼촌samchon[noun]uncle(叔叔 / 舅舅)Pronunciation: sam-chon
- 이모imo[noun]maternal aunt(阿姨 (母方))Pronunciation: i-mo
- 사촌sachon[noun]cousin(堂兄弟 / 表兄弟)Pronunciation: sa-chon
- 물mul[noun]water(水)Pronunciation: mul
- 밥bap[noun]rice / meal(米饭 / 饭)Pronunciation: bap
- 김치gimchi[noun]kimchi(泡菜)Pronunciation: gim-chi
- 불고기bulgogi[noun]bulgogi (grilled marinated beef)(烤肉 / 韩式烤牛肉)Pronunciation: bul-go-gi
- 비빔밥bibimbap[noun]bibimbap(拌饭)Pronunciation: bi-bim-bap
- 커피keopi[noun]coffee(咖啡)Pronunciation: keo-pi
- 차cha[noun]tea(茶)Pronunciation: cha
- 과일gwail[noun]fruit(水果)Pronunciation: gwa-il
- 빵ppang[noun]bread(面包)Pronunciation: ppang
- 우유uyu[noun]milk(牛奶)Pronunciation: u-yu
- 사과sagwa[noun]apple(苹果)Pronunciation: sa-gwa
- 바나나banana[noun]banana(香蕉)Pronunciation: ba-na-na
- 포도podo[noun]grape(葡萄)Pronunciation: po-do
- 수박subak[noun]watermelon(西瓜)Pronunciation: su-bak
- 딸기ttalgi[noun]strawberry(草莓)Pronunciation: ttal-gi
- 야채yachae[noun]vegetable(蔬菜)Pronunciation: ya-chae
- 고기gogi[noun]meat(肉)Pronunciation: go-gi
- 생선saengseon[noun]fish (as food)(鱼 (做食物用))Pronunciation: saeng-seon
- 계란gyeran[noun]egg(鸡蛋)Pronunciation: gye-ran
- 치즈chijeu[noun]cheese(奶酪)Pronunciation: chi-jeu
- 국guk[noun]soup(汤)Pronunciation: guk
- 찌개jjigae[noun]jjigae (Korean stew)(炖汤 / 锅)Pronunciation: jji-gae
- 라면ramyeon[noun]ramyeon (instant noodles)(拉面 / 方便面)Pronunciation: ra-myeon
- 국수guksu[noun]noodles(面条)Pronunciation: guk-su
- 떡tteok[noun]rice cake(年糕)Pronunciation: tteok
- 만두mandu[noun]dumpling(饺子)Pronunciation: man-du
- 떡볶이tteokbokki[noun]tteokbokki (spicy rice cake)(辣炒年糕)Pronunciation: tteok-bok-ki
- 김밥gimbap[noun]gimbap (seaweed rice roll)(紫菜包饭)Pronunciation: gim-bap
- 설탕seoltang[noun]sugar(糖)Pronunciation: seol-tang
- 소금sogeum[noun]salt(盐)Pronunciation: so-geum
- 간장ganjang[noun]soy sauce(酱油)Pronunciation: gan-jang
- 주스juseu[noun]juice(果汁)Pronunciation: ju-seu
- 맥주maekju[noun]beer(啤酒)Pronunciation: maek-ju
- 소주soju[noun]soju(烧酒)Pronunciation: so-ju
- 아이스크림aiseukeurim[noun]ice cream(冰淇淋)Pronunciation: a-i-seu-keu-rim
- 빨간색ppalgansaek[noun]red(红色)Pronunciation: ppal-gan-saek
- 파란색paransaek[noun]blue(蓝色)Pronunciation: pa-ran-saek
- 노란색noransaek[noun]yellow(黄色)Pronunciation: no-ran-saek
- 하얀색hayansaek[noun]white(白色)Pronunciation: ha-yan-saek
- 검정색geomjeongsaek[noun]black(黑色)Pronunciation: geom-jeong-saek
- 초록색choroksaek[noun]green(绿色)Pronunciation: cho-rok-saek
- 주황색juhwangsaek[noun]orange(橙色)Pronunciation: ju-hwang-saek
- 보라색borasaek[noun]purple(紫色)Pronunciation: bo-ra-saek
- 분홍색bunhongsaek[noun]pink(粉色)Pronunciation: bun-hong-saek
- 갈색galsaek[noun]brown(棕色)Pronunciation: gal-saek
- 회색hoesaek[noun]gray(灰色)Pronunciation: hoe-saek
- 남색namsaek[noun]navy blue(深蓝色 / 海军蓝)Pronunciation: nam-saek
- 금색geumsaek[noun]gold(金色)Pronunciation: geum-saek
- 은색eunsaek[noun]silver(银色)Pronunciation: eun-saek
- 개gae[noun]dog(狗)Pronunciation: gae
- 고양이goyangi[noun]cat(猫)Pronunciation: go-yang-i
- 새sae[noun]bird(鸟)Pronunciation: sae
- 물고기mulgogi[noun]fish(鱼)Pronunciation: mul-go-gi
- 돼지dwaeji[noun]pig(猪)Pronunciation: dwae-ji
- 소so[noun]cow(牛)Pronunciation: so
- 말mal[noun]horse(马 (动物))Pronunciation: mal
- 닭dak[noun]chicken(鸡)Pronunciation: dak
- 토끼tokki[noun]rabbit(兔子)Pronunciation: tok-ki
- 호랑이horangi[noun]tiger(老虎)Pronunciation: ho-rang-i
- 곰gom[noun]bear(熊)Pronunciation: gom
- 코끼리kkokkiri[noun]elephant(大象)Pronunciation: kko-kki-ri
- 원숭이wonsungi[noun]monkey(猴子)Pronunciation: won-sung-i
- 사자saja[noun]lion(狮子)Pronunciation: sa-ja
- 양yang[noun]sheep(羊)Pronunciation: yang
- 쥐jwi[noun]mouse / rat(老鼠)Pronunciation: jwi
- 뱀baem[noun]snake(蛇)Pronunciation: baem
- 거북이geobugi[noun]turtle(乌龟)Pronunciation: geo-bu-gi
- 나비nabi[noun]butterfly(蝴蝶)Pronunciation: na-bi
- 벌beol[noun]bee(蜜蜂)Pronunciation: beol
- 가다gada[verb]to go(去)Pronunciation: ga-da
- 오다oda[verb]to come(来)Pronunciation: o-da
- 먹다meokda[verb]to eat(吃)Pronunciation: meok-da
- 마시다masida[verb]to drink(喝)Pronunciation: ma-si-da
- 보다boda[verb]to see / watch(看)Pronunciation: bo-da
- 듣다deutda[verb]to listen(听)Pronunciation: deut-da
- 말하다malhada[verb]to speak(说话)Pronunciation: mal-ha-da
- 읽다ikda[verb]to read(读)Pronunciation: ik-da
- 쓰다sseuda[verb]to write / use(写 / 用)Pronunciation: sseu-da
- 사다sada[verb]to buy(买)Pronunciation: sa-da
- 일어나다ireonada[verb]to get up(起床)Pronunciation: i-reo-na-da
- 자다jada[verb]to sleep(睡觉)Pronunciation: ja-da
- 만나다mannada[verb]to meet(见面)Pronunciation: man-na-da
- 공부하다gongbuhada[verb]to study(学习)Pronunciation: gong-bu-ha-da
- 일하다ilhada[verb]to work(工作)Pronunciation: il-ha-da
- 좋아하다joahada[verb]to like(喜欢)Pronunciation: jo-a-ha-da
- 알다alda[verb]to know(知道)Pronunciation: al-da
- 모르다moreuda[verb]to not know(不知道)Pronunciation: mo-reu-da
- 있다itda[verb]to exist / have(有 / 在)Pronunciation: it-da
- 없다eopda[verb]to not exist / not have(没有 / 不在)Pronunciation: eop-da
- 이다ida[verb]to be (copula)(是 (系动词))Pronunciation: i-da
- 하다hada[verb]to do(做)Pronunciation: ha-da
- 되다doeda[verb]to become(成为 / 变成)Pronunciation: doe-da
- 주다juda[verb]to give(给)Pronunciation: ju-da
- 받다batda[verb]to receive(收 / 接受)Pronunciation: bat-da
- 만들다mandeulda[verb]to make(做 / 制作)Pronunciation: man-deul-da
- 살다salda[verb]to live(住 / 生活)Pronunciation: sal-da
- 죽다jukda[verb]to die(死)Pronunciation: juk-da
- 가르치다gareuchida[verb]to teach(教)Pronunciation: ga-reu-chi-da
- 배우다baeuda[verb]to learn(学)Pronunciation: bae-u-da
- 기다리다gidarida[verb]to wait(等待)Pronunciation: gi-da-ri-da
- 걷다geotda[verb]to walk(走路)Pronunciation: geot-da
- 뛰다ttwida[verb]to run(跑)Pronunciation: ttwi-da
- 앉다anjda[verb]to sit(坐)Pronunciation: anj-da
- 서다seoda[verb]to stand(站立)Pronunciation: seo-da
- 입다ipda[verb]to wear (clothes)(穿 (衣服))Pronunciation: ip-da
- 벗다beotda[verb]to take off (clothes)(脱)Pronunciation: beot-da
- 씻다ssitda[verb]to wash(洗)Pronunciation: ssit-da
- 닫다datda[verb]to close(关 (门窗))Pronunciation: dat-da
- 열다yeolda[verb]to open(打开)Pronunciation: yeol-da
- 찾다chatda[verb]to find / look for(找)Pronunciation: chat-da
- 보내다bonaeda[verb]to send / spend time(寄 / 送 / 度过)Pronunciation: bo-nae-da
- 들어가다deureogada[verb]to go in / enter(进去)Pronunciation: deu-reo-ga-da
- 나가다nagada[verb]to go out(出去)Pronunciation: na-ga-da
- 올라가다ollagada[verb]to go up(上去 / 上升)Pronunciation: ol-la-ga-da
- 내려가다naeryeogada[verb]to go down(下去 / 下降)Pronunciation: nae-ryeo-ga-da
- 타다tada[verb]to ride / take (transport)(乘坐)Pronunciation: ta-da
- 내리다naerida[verb]to get off / fall(下车 / 落下)Pronunciation: nae-ri-da
- 운전하다unjeonhada[verb]to drive(开车)Pronunciation: un-jeon-ha-da
- 요리하다yorihada[verb]to cook(做饭)Pronunciation: yo-ri-ha-da
- 청소하다cheongsohada[verb]to clean(打扫)Pronunciation: cheong-so-ha-da
- 빨래하다ppallaehada[verb]to do laundry(洗衣服)Pronunciation: ppal-lae-ha-da
- 쉬다swida[verb]to rest(休息)Pronunciation: swi-da
- 놀다nolda[verb]to play(玩)Pronunciation: nol-da
- 웃다utda[verb]to laugh / smile(笑)Pronunciation: ut-da
- 울다ulda[verb]to cry(哭)Pronunciation: ul-da
- 노래하다noraehada[verb]to sing(唱歌)Pronunciation: no-rae-ha-da
- 춤추다chumchuda[verb]to dance(跳舞)Pronunciation: chum-chu-da
- 사랑하다saranghada[verb]to love(爱)Pronunciation: sa-rang-ha-da
- 결혼하다gyeolhonhada[verb]to marry(结婚)Pronunciation: gyeol-hon-ha-da
- 시작하다sijakhada[verb]to start(开始)Pronunciation: si-jak-ha-da
- 끝나다kkeunnada[verb]to end(结束)Pronunciation: kkeun-na-da
- 도와주다dowajuda[verb]to help(帮助)Pronunciation: do-wa-ju-da
- 생각하다saenggakhada[verb]to think(想 / 认为)Pronunciation: saeng-gak-ha-da
- 기억하다gieokhada[verb]to remember(记得)Pronunciation: gi-eok-ha-da
- 잊다itda[verb]to forget(忘记)Pronunciation: it-da
- 보이다boida[verb]to be seen / appear(看得见 / 显现)Pronunciation: bo-i-da
- 들리다deullida[verb]to be heard(听得见)Pronunciation: deul-li-da
- 빌리다billida[verb]to borrow(借)Pronunciation: bil-li-da
- 돕다dopda[verb]to help (irregular)(帮助 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: dop-da
- 짓다jitda[verb]to build / name (irregular)(盖 / 起名 (ㅅ 不规则))Pronunciation: jit-da
- 이야기하다iyagihada[verb]to talk / chat(聊天 / 说话)Pronunciation: i-ya-gi-ha-da
- 크다keuda[adjective]big(大)Pronunciation: keu-da
- 작다jakda[adjective]small(小)Pronunciation: jak-da
- 많다manta[adjective]many / a lot(多)Pronunciation: man-ta
- 적다jeokda[adjective]few(少)Pronunciation: jeok-da
- 좋다jota[adjective]good(好)Pronunciation: jo-ta
- 나쁘다nappeuda[adjective]bad(坏)Pronunciation: na-ppeu-da
- 비싸다bissada[adjective]expensive(贵)Pronunciation: bis-sa-da
- 싸다ssada[adjective]cheap(便宜)Pronunciation: ssa-da
- 덥다deopda[adjective]hot (irregular)(热 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: deop-da
- 춥다chupda[adjective]cold (irregular)(冷 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: chup-da
- 길다gilda[adjective]long (irregular)(长 (ㄹ 不规则))Pronunciation: gil-da
- 짧다jjalpda[adjective]short(短)Pronunciation: jjalp-da
- 높다nopda[adjective]tall / high(高)Pronunciation: nop-da
- 낮다natda[adjective]low(低 / 矮)Pronunciation: nat-da
- 빠르다ppareuda[adjective]fast (irregular)(快 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: ppa-reu-da
- 느리다neurida[adjective]slow(慢)Pronunciation: neu-ri-da
- 쉽다swipda[adjective]easy (irregular)(容易 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: swip-da
- 어렵다eoryeopda[adjective]difficult (irregular)(难 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: eo-ryeop-da
- 재미있다jaemiitda[adjective]fun / interesting(有趣)Pronunciation: jae-mi-it-da
- 재미없다jaemieopda[adjective]boring(无聊)Pronunciation: jae-mi-eop-da
- 맛있다masitda[adjective]delicious(好吃)Pronunciation: ma-sit-da
- 맛없다maseopda[adjective]tastes bad(难吃)Pronunciation: ma-seop-da
- 예쁘다yeppeuda[adjective]pretty (irregular)(漂亮 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: ye-ppeu-da
- 잘생기다jalsaenggida[adjective]handsome(帅 / 长得好看)Pronunciation: jal-saeng-gi-da
- 귀엽다gwiyeopda[adjective]cute (irregular)(可爱 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: gwi-yeop-da
- 무섭다museopda[adjective]scary (irregular)(可怕 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: mu-seop-da
- 아프다apeuda[adjective]hurt / sick (irregular)(疼 / 不舒服 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: a-peu-da
- 피곤하다pigonhada[adjective]tired(累 / 疲惫)Pronunciation: pi-gon-ha-da
- 바쁘다bappeuda[adjective]busy (irregular)(忙 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: ba-ppeu-da
- 한가하다hangahada[adjective]free / not busy(空闲)Pronunciation: han-ga-ha-da
- 맵다maepda[adjective]spicy (irregular)(辣 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: maep-da
- 달다dalda[adjective]sweet (irregular)(甜 (ㄹ 不规则))Pronunciation: dal-da
- 쓰다sseuda[adjective]bitter (homonym of write, irregular)(苦 (与"写"同形, 으 不规则))Pronunciation: sseu-da
- 짜다jjada[adjective]salty(咸)Pronunciation: jja-da
- 시다sida[adjective]sour(酸)Pronunciation: si-da
- 따뜻하다ttatteuthada[adjective]warm(温暖)Pronunciation: tta-tteut-ha-da
- 시원하다siwonhada[adjective]cool / refreshing(凉爽 / 痛快)Pronunciation: si-won-ha-da
- 새롭다saeropda[adjective]new (irregular)(新 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: sae-rop-da
- 오래되다oraedoeda[adjective]old (not for age of person)(老旧 / 时间久)Pronunciation: o-rae-doe-da
- 깨끗하다kkaekkeuthada[adjective]clean(干净)Pronunciation: kkae-kkeut-ha-da
- 은/는eun/neun[particle]topic marker (은 after consonant, 는 after vowel)(主题助词 (辅音后 은, 元音后 는))Pronunciation: eun / neun
- 이/가i/ga[particle]subject marker (이 after consonant, 가 after vowel)(主语助词 (辅音后 이, 元音后 가))Pronunciation: i / ga
- 을/를eul/reul[particle]object marker (을 after consonant, 를 after vowel)(宾语助词 (辅音后 을, 元音后 를))Pronunciation: eul / reul
- 에e[particle]to / at (direction, time, location)(到 / 在 (方向/时间/存在位置))Pronunciation: e
- 에서eseo[particle]at (action location) / from(在 (动作发生地) / 从)Pronunciation: e-seo
- 와/과wa/gwa[particle]and / with (와 after vowel, 과 after consonant)(和 (元音后 와, 辅音后 과))Pronunciation: wa / gwa
- 의ui[particle]'s / of (possessive)(的 (所属))Pronunciation: ui
- 도do[particle]also / too(也)Pronunciation: do
- 만man[particle]only(只 (限定))Pronunciation: man
- 부터buteo[particle]from (starting point)(从 (时间/范围 起点))Pronunciation: bu-teo
- 까지kkaji[particle]until / up to(到 (终点))Pronunciation: kka-ji
- 에게ege[particle]to (a person)(给 / 对 (人))Pronunciation: e-ge
- 한테hante[particle]to (colloquial)(给 / 对 (口语))Pronunciation: han-te
- 보다boda[particle]than (comparison)(比 (比较))Pronunciation: bo-da
- 머리meori[noun]head / hair(头 / 头发)Pronunciation: meo-ri
- 얼굴eolgul[noun]face(脸)Pronunciation: eol-gul
- 눈nun[noun]eye / snow (homonym)(眼睛 / 雪)Pronunciation: nun
- 코ko[noun]nose(鼻子)Pronunciation: ko
- 입ip[noun]mouth(嘴)Pronunciation: ip
- 귀gwi[noun]ear(耳朵)Pronunciation: gwi
- 이i[noun]tooth(牙齿)Pronunciation: i
- 혀hyeo[noun]tongue(舌头)Pronunciation: hyeo
- 목mok[noun]neck / throat(脖子 / 喉咙)Pronunciation: mok
- 어깨eokkae[noun]shoulder(肩膀)Pronunciation: eo-kkae
- 팔pal[noun]arm (homonym of eight)(胳膊 (与"八"同形))Pronunciation: pal
- 손son[noun]hand(手)Pronunciation: son
- 손가락songarak[noun]finger(手指)Pronunciation: son-ga-rak
- 손톱sontop[noun]fingernail(指甲)Pronunciation: son-top
- 가슴gaseum[noun]chest(胸 / 心口)Pronunciation: ga-seum
- 배bae[noun]belly / ship / pear (homonym)(肚子 / 船 / 梨)Pronunciation: bae
- 등deung[noun]back(背)Pronunciation: deung
- 허리heori[noun]waist / lower back(腰)Pronunciation: heo-ri
- 다리dari[noun]leg / bridge (homonym)(腿 / 桥)Pronunciation: da-ri
- 무릎mureup[noun]knee(膝盖)Pronunciation: mu-reup
- 발bal[noun]foot(脚)Pronunciation: bal
- 발가락balgarak[noun]toe(脚趾)Pronunciation: bal-ga-rak
- 피부pibu[noun]skin(皮肤)Pronunciation: pi-bu
- 뼈ppyeo[noun]bone(骨头)Pronunciation: ppyeo
- 심장simjang[noun]heart (organ)(心脏)Pronunciation: sim-jang
- 날씨nalssi[noun]weather(天气)Pronunciation: nal-ssi
- 비bi[noun]rain(雨)Pronunciation: bi
- 눈nun[noun]snow (homonym of eye)(雪 (与"眼睛"同形))Pronunciation: nun
- 바람baram[noun]wind(风)Pronunciation: ba-ram
- 구름gureum[noun]cloud(云)Pronunciation: gu-reum
- 해hae[noun]sun / year(太阳 / 年)Pronunciation: hae
- 달dal[noun]moon / month(月亮 / 月)Pronunciation: dal
- 별byeol[noun]star(星星)Pronunciation: byeol
- 하늘haneul[noun]sky(天空)Pronunciation: ha-neul
- 번개beongae[noun]lightning(闪电)Pronunciation: beon-gae
- 천둥cheondung[noun]thunder(雷)Pronunciation: cheon-dung
- 안개angae[noun]fog(雾)Pronunciation: an-gae
- 태풍taepung[noun]typhoon(台风)Pronunciation: tae-pung
- 장마jangma[noun]rainy season (monsoon)(梅雨季)Pronunciation: jang-ma
- 가뭄gamum[noun]drought(干旱)Pronunciation: ga-mum
- 봄bom[noun]spring(春天)Pronunciation: bom
- 여름yeoreum[noun]summer(夏天)Pronunciation: yeo-reum
- 가을gaeul[noun]autumn / fall(秋天)Pronunciation: ga-eul
- 겨울gyeoul[noun]winter(冬天)Pronunciation: gyeo-ul
- 기온gion[noun]temperature(气温)Pronunciation: gi-on
- 차cha[noun]car (homonym of tea)(车 (与"茶"同形))Pronunciation: cha
- 자동차jadongcha[noun]automobile(汽车)Pronunciation: ja-dong-cha
- 버스beoseu[noun]bus(公交车)Pronunciation: beo-seu
- 지하철jihacheol[noun]subway(地铁)Pronunciation: ji-ha-cheol
- 택시taeksi[noun]taxi(出租车)Pronunciation: taek-si
- 기차gicha[noun]train(火车)Pronunciation: gi-cha
- 비행기bihaenggi[noun]airplane(飞机)Pronunciation: bi-haeng-gi
- 배bae[noun]ship (homonym)(船 (与"肚子"/"梨"同形))Pronunciation: bae
- 자전거jajeongeo[noun]bicycle(自行车)Pronunciation: ja-jeon-geo
- 오토바이otobai[noun]motorcycle(摩托车)Pronunciation: o-to-ba-i
- 트럭teureok[noun]truck(卡车)Pronunciation: teu-reok
- 역yeok[noun]station(站 (火车/地铁))Pronunciation: yeok
- 공항gonghang[noun]airport(机场)Pronunciation: gong-hang
- 정류장jeongnyujang[noun]bus stop(公交站)Pronunciation: jeong-nyu-jang
- 표pyo[noun]ticket(票)Pronunciation: pyo
- 길gil[noun]road / way(路)Pronunciation: gil
- 지도jido[noun]map(地图)Pronunciation: ji-do
- 신호등sinhodeung[noun]traffic light(红绿灯)Pronunciation: sin-ho-deung
- 횡단보도hoengdanbodo[noun]crosswalk(人行横道)Pronunciation: hoeng-dan-bo-do
- 주차장juchajang[noun]parking lot(停车场)Pronunciation: ju-cha-jang
- 주유소juyuso[noun]gas station(加油站)Pronunciation: ju-yu-so
- 고속도로gosokdoro[noun]highway(高速公路)Pronunciation: go-sok-do-ro
- 터미널teomineol[noun]terminal(客运站)Pronunciation: teo-mi-neol
- 항구hanggu[noun]port / harbor(港口)Pronunciation: hang-gu
- 운전unjeon[noun]driving(开车 (名词))Pronunciation: un-jeon
- 집jip[noun]house / home(家)Pronunciation: jip
- 방bang[noun]room(房间)Pronunciation: bang
- 문mun[noun]door(门)Pronunciation: mun
- 창문changmun[noun]window(窗户)Pronunciation: chang-mun
- 의자uija[noun]chair(椅子)Pronunciation: ui-ja
- 책상chaeksang[noun]desk(桌子 (书桌))Pronunciation: chaek-sang
- 침대chimdae[noun]bed(床)Pronunciation: chim-dae
- 소파sopa[noun]sofa(沙发)Pronunciation: so-pa
- 텔레비전tellebijeon[noun]television(电视)Pronunciation: tel-le-bi-jeon
- 냉장고naengjanggo[noun]refrigerator(冰箱)Pronunciation: naeng-jang-go
- 세탁기setakgi[noun]washing machine(洗衣机)Pronunciation: se-tak-gi
- 전화jeonhwa[noun]phone call(电话)Pronunciation: jeon-hwa
- 휴대폰hyudaepon[noun]cell phone(手机)Pronunciation: hyu-dae-pon
- 컴퓨터keompyuteo[noun]computer(电脑)Pronunciation: keom-pyu-teo
- 노트북noteubuk[noun]laptop(笔记本电脑)Pronunciation: no-teu-buk
- 책chaek[noun]book(书)Pronunciation: chaek
- 공책gongchaek[noun]notebook(笔记本)Pronunciation: gong-chaek
- 연필yeonpil[noun]pencil(铅笔)Pronunciation: yeon-pil
- 볼펜bolpen[noun]ballpoint pen(圆珠笔)Pronunciation: bol-pen
- 지우개jiugae[noun]eraser(橡皮)Pronunciation: ji-u-gae
- 가방gabang[noun]bag(包)Pronunciation: ga-bang
- 지갑jigap[noun]wallet(钱包)Pronunciation: ji-gap
- 돈don[noun]money(钱)Pronunciation: don
- 카드kadeu[noun]card(卡 / 信用卡)Pronunciation: ka-deu
- 열쇠yeolsoe[noun]key(钥匙)Pronunciation: yeol-soe
- 시계sigye[noun]clock / watch(钟表)Pronunciation: si-gye
- 안경angyeong[noun]glasses(眼镜)Pronunciation: an-gyeong
- 우산usan[noun]umbrella(伞)Pronunciation: u-san
- 옷ot[noun]clothes(衣服)Pronunciation: ot
- 바지baji[noun]pants(裤子)Pronunciation: ba-ji
- 치마chima[noun]skirt(裙子)Pronunciation: chi-ma
- 셔츠syeocheu[noun]shirt(衬衫)Pronunciation: syeo-cheu
- 신발sinbal[noun]shoes(鞋)Pronunciation: sin-bal
- 양말yangmal[noun]socks(袜子)Pronunciation: yang-mal
- 모자moja[noun]hat(帽子)Pronunciation: mo-ja
- 수건sugeon[noun]towel(毛巾)Pronunciation: su-geon
- 비누binu[noun]soap(肥皂)Pronunciation: bi-nu
- 칫솔chitsol[noun]toothbrush(牙刷)Pronunciation: chit-sol
- 치약chiyak[noun]toothpaste(牙膏)Pronunciation: chi-yak
- 샴푸syampu[noun]shampoo(洗发水)Pronunciation: syam-pu
- 거울geoul[noun]mirror(镜子)Pronunciation: geo-ul
- 포크pokeu[noun]fork(叉子)Pronunciation: po-keu
- 숟가락sutgarak[noun]spoon(勺子)Pronunciation: sut-ga-rak
- 젓가락jeotgarak[noun]chopsticks(筷子)Pronunciation: jeot-ga-rak
- 컵keop[noun]cup(杯子)Pronunciation: keop
- 접시jeopsi[noun]plate(盘子)Pronunciation: jeop-si
- 그릇geureut[noun]bowl / dish(碗 (碟皿统称))Pronunciation: geu-reut
- 냄비naembi[noun]pot(锅)Pronunciation: naem-bi
- 약yak[noun]medicine(药)Pronunciation: yak
- 편지pyeonji[noun]letter(信)Pronunciation: pyeon-ji
- 사진sajin[noun]photo(照片)Pronunciation: sa-jin
- 선물seonmul[noun]gift(礼物)Pronunciation: seon-mul
- 음악eumak[noun]music(音乐)Pronunciation: eu-mak
- 영화yeonghwa[noun]movie(电影)Pronunciation: yeong-hwa
- 게임geim[noun]game(游戏)Pronunciation: ge-im
- 기쁘다gippeuda[adjective]happy (irregular)(高兴 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: gi-ppeu-da
- 슬프다seulpeuda[adjective]sad (irregular)(难过 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: seul-peu-da
- 화나다hwanada[verb]angry(生气)Pronunciation: hwa-na-da
- 행복하다haengbokhada[adjective]happy / blissful(幸福)Pronunciation: haeng-bok-ha-da
- 우울하다uulhada[adjective]depressed / gloomy(抑郁 / 心情低落)Pronunciation: u-ul-ha-da
- 걱정하다geokjeonghada[verb]to worry(担心)Pronunciation: geok-jeong-ha-da
- 무섭다museopda[adjective]afraid (irregular)(害怕 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: mu-seop-da
- 부끄럽다bukkeureopda[adjective]shy / embarrassed(害羞 / 不好意思 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: bu-kkeu-reop-da
- 외롭다oeropda[adjective]lonely (irregular)(孤独 / 寂寞 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: oe-rop-da
- 지루하다jiruhada[adjective]boring(无聊 / 乏味)Pronunciation: ji-ru-ha-da
- 놀라다nollada[verb]to be surprised(吃惊)Pronunciation: nol-la-da
- 실망하다silmanghada[verb]to be disappointed(失望)Pronunciation: sil-mang-ha-da
- 기분gibun[noun]mood / feeling(心情)Pronunciation: gi-bun
- 감정gamjeong[noun]emotion(感情)Pronunciation: gam-jeong
- 사랑sarang[noun]love(爱)Pronunciation: sa-rang
- 미움mium[noun]hate(恨 / 憎恶)Pronunciation: mi-um
- 희망huimang[noun]hope(希望)Pronunciation: hui-mang
- 절망jeolmang[noun]despair(绝望)Pronunciation: jeol-mang
- 편안하다pyeonanhada[adjective]comfortable / at ease(舒服 / 安心)Pronunciation: pyeon-an-ha-da
- 불편하다bulpyeonhada[adjective]uncomfortable(不便 / 不舒服)Pronunciation: bul-pyeon-ha-da
- 답답하다dapdaphada[adjective]stuffy / frustrated(憋闷 / 郁闷)Pronunciation: dap-dap-ha-da
- 속상하다soksanghada[adjective]upset / heartbroken(伤心 / 难过)Pronunciation: sok-sang-ha-da
- 자신감jasingam[noun]confidence(自信)Pronunciation: ja-sin-gam
- 스트레스seuteureseu[noun]stress(压力)Pronunciation: seu-teu-re-seu
- 감사gamsa[noun]gratitude (noun)(感谢 (名词))Pronunciation: gam-sa
- 학교hakgyo[noun]school(学校)Pronunciation: hak-gyo
- 회사hoesa[noun]company(公司)Pronunciation: hoe-sa
- 병원byeongwon[noun]hospital(医院)Pronunciation: byeong-won
- 약국yakguk[noun]pharmacy(药店)Pronunciation: yak-guk
- 은행eunhaeng[noun]bank(银行)Pronunciation: eun-haeng
- 우체국ucheguk[noun]post office(邮局)Pronunciation: u-che-guk
- 시장sijang[noun]market(市场)Pronunciation: si-jang
- 백화점baekhwajeom[noun]department store(百货商店)Pronunciation: baek-hwa-jeom
- 편의점pyeonuijeom[noun]convenience store(便利店)Pronunciation: pyeon-ui-jeom
- 식당sikdang[noun]restaurant(餐厅)Pronunciation: sik-dang
- 카페kape[noun]cafe(咖啡店)Pronunciation: ka-pe
- 서점seojeom[noun]bookstore(书店)Pronunciation: seo-jeom
- 도서관doseogwan[noun]library(图书馆)Pronunciation: do-seo-gwan
- 공원gongwon[noun]park(公园)Pronunciation: gong-won
- 극장geukjang[noun]theater / cinema(剧院 / 电影院)Pronunciation: geuk-jang
- 박물관bangmulgwan[noun]museum(博物馆)Pronunciation: bang-mul-gwan
- 미술관misulgwan[noun]art gallery(美术馆)Pronunciation: mi-sul-gwan
- 교회gyohoe[noun]church(教堂)Pronunciation: gyo-hoe
- 절jeol[noun]temple(寺庙)Pronunciation: jeol
- 호텔hotel[noun]hotel(酒店)Pronunciation: ho-tel
- 화장실hwajangsil[noun]restroom(洗手间)Pronunciation: hwa-jang-sil
- 부엌bueok[noun]kitchen(厨房)Pronunciation: bu-eok
- 거실geosil[noun]living room(客厅)Pronunciation: geo-sil
- 침실chimsil[noun]bedroom(卧室)Pronunciation: chim-sil
- 마당madang[noun]yard(院子)Pronunciation: ma-dang
- 산san[noun]mountain(山)Pronunciation: san
- 바다bada[noun]sea / ocean(海)Pronunciation: ba-da
- 강gang[noun]river(江 / 河)Pronunciation: gang
- 호수hosu[noun]lake(湖)Pronunciation: ho-su
- 섬seom[noun]island(岛)Pronunciation: seom
- 나무namu[noun]tree(树)Pronunciation: na-mu
- 꽃kkot[noun]flower(花)Pronunciation: kkot
- 풀pul[noun]grass(草)Pronunciation: pul
- 한국hanguk[noun]Korea(韩国)Pronunciation: han-guk
- 중국jungguk[noun]China(中国)Pronunciation: jung-guk
- 일본ilbon[noun]Japan(日本)Pronunciation: il-bon
- 미국miguk[noun]America / USA(美国)Pronunciation: mi-guk
- 영국yeongguk[noun]United Kingdom(英国)Pronunciation: yeong-guk
- 프랑스peurangseu[noun]France(法国)Pronunciation: peu-rang-seu
- 독일dogil[noun]Germany(德国)Pronunciation: do-gil
- 러시아reosia[noun]Russia(俄罗斯)Pronunciation: reo-si-a
- 서울seoul[noun]Seoul(首尔)Pronunciation: seo-ul
- 부산busan[noun]Busan(釜山)Pronunciation: bu-san
- 제주도jejudo[noun]Jeju Island(济州岛)Pronunciation: je-ju-do
- 인천incheon[noun]Incheon(仁川)Pronunciation: in-cheon
- 도쿄dokyo[noun]Tokyo(东京)Pronunciation: do-kyo
- 베이징beijing[noun]Beijing(北京)Pronunciation: be-i-jing
- 뉴욕nyuyok[noun]New York(纽约)Pronunciation: nyu-yok
- 층cheung[noun]floor(层 / 楼)Pronunciation: cheung
- 동네dongne[noun]neighborhood(邻里 / 街坊)Pronunciation: dong-ne
- 도시dosi[noun]city(城市)Pronunciation: do-si
- 시골sigol[noun]countryside(乡下)Pronunciation: si-gol
- 나라nara[noun]country(国家)Pronunciation: na-ra
- 세계segye[noun]world(世界)Pronunciation: se-gye
- 우주uju[noun]universe(宇宙)Pronunciation: u-ju
- 반갑습니다bangapseumnida[interjection]glad to meet you(很高兴见到你)Pronunciation: ban-gap-seum-ni-da
- 여보세요yeoboseyo[interjection]hello (on the phone)(喂 (接电话))Pronunciation: yeo-bo-se-yo
- 알겠습니다algesseumnida[interjection]understood (formal)(明白了 (郑重))Pronunciation: al-get-seum-ni-da
- 괜찮아요gwaenchanayo[interjection]it's okay / fine(没关系 / 还好)Pronunciation: gwaen-cha-na-yo
- 천만에요cheonmaneyo[interjection]you're welcome(不客气)Pronunciation: cheon-ma-ne-yo
- 아니에요anieyo[interjection]no / not at all(不是 / 没什么)Pronunciation: a-ni-e-yo
- 잠깐만요jamkkanmanyo[interjection]just a moment(请稍等 / 等一下)Pronunciation: jam-kkan-man-yo
- 맞아요majayo[interjection]that's right(对 / 没错)Pronunciation: ma-ja-yo
- 물론이죠mullonijyo[interjection]of course(当然)Pronunciation: mul-lo-ni-jyo
- 생일 축하해요saengil chukahaeyo[interjection]happy birthday(生日快乐)Pronunciation: saeng-il chu-ka-hae-yo
- 새해 복 많이 받으세요saehae bok mani badeuseyo[interjection]happy new year(新年快乐 / 新年多福)Pronunciation: sae-hae bok ma-ni ba-deu-se-yo
- 잘 가요jal gayo[interjection]take care (to one leaving)(走好 / 慢走)Pronunciation: jal ga-yo
- 또 만나요tto mannayo[interjection]see you again(再见 / 再会)Pronunciation: tto man-na-yo
- 힘내세요himnaeseyo[interjection]cheer up / hang in there(加油 / 振作)Pronunciation: him-nae-se-yo
- 조심하세요josimhaseyo[interjection]be careful(小心 / 当心)Pronunciation: jo-sim-ha-se-yo
- 예순yesun[number]sixty (native)(六十 (固有数))Pronunciation: ye-sun
- 일흔ilheun[number]seventy (native)(七十 (固有数))Pronunciation: il-heun
- 여든yeodeun[number]eighty (native)(八十 (固有数))Pronunciation: yeo-deun
- 아흔aheun[number]ninety (native)(九十 (固有数))Pronunciation: a-heun
- 반ban[number]half(半)Pronunciation: ban
- 첫째cheotjjae[number]first / firstborn(第一 / 老大)Pronunciation: cheot-jjae
- 둘째duljjae[number]second(第二 / 老二)Pronunciation: dul-jjae
- 절반jeolban[number]one half(一半)Pronunciation: jeol-ban
- 지난주jinanju[noun]last week(上周)Pronunciation: ji-nan-ju
- 다음 주daeum ju[noun]next week(下周)Pronunciation: da-eum ju
- 이번 주ibeon ju[noun]this week(这周)Pronunciation: i-beon ju
- 지난달jinandal[noun]last month(上个月)Pronunciation: ji-nan-dal
- 다음 달daeum dal[noun]next month(下个月)Pronunciation: da-eum dal
- 작년jangnyeon[noun]last year(去年)Pronunciation: jang-nyeon
- 올해olhae[noun]this year(今年)Pronunciation: ol-hae
- 내년naenyeon[noun]next year(明年)Pronunciation: nae-nyeon
- 하루haru[noun]one day(一天)Pronunciation: ha-ru
- 이틀iteul[noun]two days(两天)Pronunciation: i-teul
- 사흘saheul[noun]three days(三天)Pronunciation: sa-heul
- 며칠myeochil[noun]a few days / which day(几天 / 几号)Pronunciation: myeo-chil
- 요즘yojeum[adverb]these days(最近)Pronunciation: yo-jeum
- 나중에najunge[adverb]later(以后 / 待会儿)Pronunciation: na-jung-e
- 방금banggeum[adverb]just now(刚才)Pronunciation: bang-geum
- 아빠appa[noun]dad(爸爸 (亲昵))Pronunciation: ap-pa
- 엄마eomma[noun]mom(妈妈 (亲昵))Pronunciation: eom-ma
- 손자sonja[noun]grandson(孙子)Pronunciation: son-ja
- 손녀sonnyeo[noun]granddaughter(孙女)Pronunciation: son-nyeo
- 조카joka[noun]nephew / niece(侄子 / 外甥)Pronunciation: jo-ka
- 고모gomo[noun]paternal aunt(姑姑 (父方))Pronunciation: go-mo
- 이웃iut[noun]neighbor(邻居)Pronunciation: i-ut
- 부부bubu[noun]married couple(夫妻)Pronunciation: bu-bu
- 애인aein[noun]lover / significant other(恋人 / 对象)Pronunciation: ae-in
- 어른eoreun[noun]adult / elder(大人 / 长辈)Pronunciation: eo-reun
- 국밥gukbap[noun]gukbap (soup with rice)(汤饭)Pronunciation: guk-bap
- 삼겹살samgyeopsal[noun]samgyeopsal (pork belly)(五花肉)Pronunciation: sam-gyeop-sal
- 치킨chikin[noun]fried chicken(炸鸡)Pronunciation: chi-kin
- 피자pija[noun]pizza(披萨)Pronunciation: pi-ja
- 햄버거haembeogeo[noun]hamburger(汉堡)Pronunciation: haem-beo-geo
- 샐러드saelleodeu[noun]salad(沙拉)Pronunciation: sael-leo-deu
- 수프supeu[noun]soup (western)(浓汤 (西式))Pronunciation: su-peu
- 된장doenjang[noun]doenjang (soybean paste)(大酱)Pronunciation: doen-jang
- 고추장gochujang[noun]gochujang (red chili paste)(辣椒酱)Pronunciation: go-chu-jang
- 참기름chamgireum[noun]sesame oil(香油)Pronunciation: cham-gi-reum
- 식초sikcho[noun]vinegar(醋)Pronunciation: sik-cho
- 후추huchu[noun]pepper (black)(胡椒)Pronunciation: hu-chu
- 마늘maneul[noun]garlic(蒜)Pronunciation: ma-neul
- 양파yangpa[noun]onion(洋葱)Pronunciation: yang-pa
- 감자gamja[noun]potato(土豆)Pronunciation: gam-ja
- 고구마goguma[noun]sweet potato(红薯)Pronunciation: go-gu-ma
- 당근danggeun[noun]carrot(胡萝卜)Pronunciation: dang-geun
- 오이oi[noun]cucumber(黄瓜)Pronunciation: o-i
- 토마토tomato[noun]tomato(番茄)Pronunciation: to-ma-to
- 배추baechu[noun]napa cabbage(白菜)Pronunciation: bae-chu
- 버섯beoseot[noun]mushroom(蘑菇)Pronunciation: beo-seot
- 두부dubu[noun]tofu(豆腐)Pronunciation: du-bu
- 새우saeu[noun]shrimp(虾)Pronunciation: sae-u
- 오징어ojingeo[noun]squid(鱿鱼)Pronunciation: o-jing-eo
- 과자gwaja[noun]snack / cookie(零食 / 饼干)Pronunciation: gwa-ja
- 초콜릿chokollit[noun]chocolate(巧克力)Pronunciation: cho-kol-lit
- 사탕satang[noun]candy(糖果)Pronunciation: sa-tang
- 꿀kkul[noun]honey(蜂蜜)Pronunciation: kkul
- 잼jaem[noun]jam(果酱)Pronunciation: jaem
- 버터beoteo[noun]butter(黄油)Pronunciation: beo-teo
- 하늘색haneulsaek[noun]sky blue(天蓝色)Pronunciation: ha-neul-saek
- 연두색yeondusaek[noun]light green(嫩绿色)Pronunciation: yeon-du-saek
- 베이지색beijisaek[noun]beige(米色)Pronunciation: be-i-ji-saek
- 연보라색yeonborasaek[noun]lavender(淡紫色)Pronunciation: yeon-bo-ra-saek
- 진초록색jinchoroksaek[noun]dark green(深绿色)Pronunciation: jin-cho-rok-saek
- 색깔saekkkal[noun]color (colloquial)(颜色 (口语))Pronunciation: saek-kkal
- 강아지gangaji[noun]puppy(小狗)Pronunciation: gang-a-ji
- 병아리byeongari[noun]chick(小鸡)Pronunciation: byeong-a-ri
- 오리ori[noun]duck(鸭子)Pronunciation: o-ri
- 염소yeomso[noun]goat(山羊)Pronunciation: yeom-so
- 여우yeou[noun]fox(狐狸)Pronunciation: yeo-u
- 늑대neukdae[noun]wolf(狼)Pronunciation: neuk-dae
- 사슴saseum[noun]deer(鹿)Pronunciation: sa-seum
- 기린girin[noun]giraffe(长颈鹿)Pronunciation: gi-rin
- 개구리gaeguri[noun]frog(青蛙)Pronunciation: gae-gu-ri
- 거미geomi[noun]spider(蜘蛛)Pronunciation: geo-mi
- 개미gaemi[noun]ant(蚂蚁)Pronunciation: gae-mi
- 모기mogi[noun]mosquito(蚊子)Pronunciation: mo-gi
- 걸리다geollida[verb]to take (time) / be hung(花费 (时间) / 挂)Pronunciation: geol-li-da
- 생기다saenggida[verb]to come about / form(产生 / 长 (样子))Pronunciation: saeng-gi-da
- 느끼다neukkida[verb]to feel(感觉)Pronunciation: neu-kki-da
- 바라다barada[verb]to hope / wish(希望 / 盼望)Pronunciation: ba-ra-da
- 원하다wonhada[verb]to want(想要 / 希望)Pronunciation: won-ha-da
- 필요하다piryohada[verb]to need(需要)Pronunciation: pi-ryo-ha-da
- 사용하다sayonghada[verb]to use(使用)Pronunciation: sa-yong-ha-da
- 준비하다junbihada[verb]to prepare(准备)Pronunciation: jun-bi-ha-da
- 정하다jeonghada[verb]to decide / set(决定 / 定下)Pronunciation: jeong-ha-da
- 정리하다jeongnihada[verb]to organize / tidy(整理)Pronunciation: jeong-ni-ha-da
- 확인하다hwaginhada[verb]to check / confirm(确认)Pronunciation: hwa-gin-ha-da
- 연습하다yeonseuphada[verb]to practice(练习)Pronunciation: yeon-seup-ha-da
- 운동하다undonghada[verb]to exercise(运动 / 锻炼)Pronunciation: un-dong-ha-da
- 산책하다sanchaekhada[verb]to take a walk(散步)Pronunciation: san-chaek-ha-da
- 여행하다yeohaenghada[verb]to travel(旅行)Pronunciation: yeo-haeng-ha-da
- 출발하다chulbalhada[verb]to depart(出发)Pronunciation: chul-bal-ha-da
- 도착하다dochakhada[verb]to arrive(到达)Pronunciation: do-chak-ha-da
- 전화하다jeonhwahada[verb]to call (phone)(打电话)Pronunciation: jeon-hwa-ha-da
- 약속하다yaksokhada[verb]to promise / make plans(约定 / 约)Pronunciation: yak-sok-ha-da
- 초대하다chodaehada[verb]to invite(邀请)Pronunciation: cho-dae-ha-da
- 소개하다sogaehada[verb]to introduce(介绍)Pronunciation: so-gae-ha-da
- 질문하다jilmunhada[verb]to ask a question(提问)Pronunciation: jil-mun-ha-da
- 대답하다daedaphada[verb]to answer / reply(回答)Pronunciation: dae-dap-ha-da
- 설명하다seolmyeonghada[verb]to explain(说明 / 解释)Pronunciation: seol-myeong-ha-da
- 이해하다ihaehada[verb]to understand(理解)Pronunciation: i-hae-ha-da
- 결정하다gyeoljeonghada[verb]to decide(决定)Pronunciation: gyeol-jeong-ha-da
- 걱정되다geokjeongdoeda[verb]to be worried(担心 / 令人担忧)Pronunciation: geok-jeong-doe-da
- 기뻐하다gippeohada[verb]to be glad(感到高兴)Pronunciation: gi-ppeo-ha-da
- 잃어버리다ireobeorida[verb]to lose (an item)(丢失)Pronunciation: i-reo-beo-ri-da
- 찾아보다chajaboda[verb]to look up / search(查找 / 翻查)Pronunciation: cha-ja-bo-da
- 만지다manjida[verb]to touch(触摸)Pronunciation: man-ji-da
- 던지다deonjida[verb]to throw(扔 / 投)Pronunciation: deon-ji-da
- 잡다japda[verb]to catch / hold(抓 / 握)Pronunciation: jap-da
- 놓다nota[verb]to put down / release(放下 / 搁)Pronunciation: no-ta
- 밀다milda[verb]to push (irregular)(推 (ㄹ 不规则))Pronunciation: mil-da
- 당기다danggida[verb]to pull(拉)Pronunciation: dang-gi-da
- 자르다jareuda[verb]to cut (irregular)(剪 / 切 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: ja-reu-da
- 고르다goreuda[verb]to choose (irregular)(挑选 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: go-reu-da
- 부르다bureuda[verb]to call / sing (irregular)(叫 / 唱 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: bu-reu-da
- 흐르다heureuda[verb]to flow (irregular)(流 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: heu-reu-da
- 나누다nanuda[verb]to divide / share(分 / 分享)Pronunciation: na-nu-da
- 모으다moeuda[verb]to gather / save (irregular)(收集 / 攒 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: mo-eu-da
- 잠그다jamgeuda[verb]to lock (irregular)(锁 (으 不规则))Pronunciation: jam-geu-da
- 끄다kkeuda[verb]to turn off (irregular)(关 (灯/电源, 으 不规则))Pronunciation: kkeu-da
- 켜다kyeoda[verb]to turn on(开 (灯/电源))Pronunciation: kyeo-da
- 씻기다ssitgida[verb]to wash (someone/something)(给…洗)Pronunciation: ssit-gi-da
- 빌려주다billyeojuda[verb]to lend(借出 (借给别人))Pronunciation: bil-lyeo-ju-da
- 갚다gapda[verb]to pay back(偿还 / 报答)Pronunciation: gap-da
- 팔다palda[verb]to sell (irregular)(卖 (ㄹ 不规则))Pronunciation: pal-da
- 빌다bilda[verb]to pray / wish (irregular)(祈求 / 许愿 (ㄹ 不规则))Pronunciation: bil-da
- 울리다ullida[verb]to ring / sound(响 / 鸣)Pronunciation: ul-li-da
- 닦다dakda[verb]to wipe / brush(擦 / 刷)Pronunciation: dak-da
- 빗다bitda[verb]to comb(梳 (头发))Pronunciation: bit-da
- 자라다jarada[verb]to grow up(成长 / 长大)Pronunciation: ja-ra-da
- 태어나다taeeonada[verb]to be born(出生)Pronunciation: tae-eo-na-da
- 나타나다natanada[verb]to appear(出现)Pronunciation: na-ta-na-da
- 사라지다sarajida[verb]to disappear(消失)Pronunciation: sa-ra-ji-da
- 떨어지다tteoreojida[verb]to fall / fail(掉落 / 落榜)Pronunciation: tteo-reo-ji-da
- 넘어지다neomeojida[verb]to fall over(跌倒)Pronunciation: neo-meo-ji-da
- 무겁다mugeopda[adjective]heavy (irregular)(重 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: mu-geop-da
- 가볍다gabyeopda[adjective]light in weight (irregular)(轻 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: ga-byeop-da
- 넓다neolda[adjective]wide / spacious(宽 / 广)Pronunciation: neol-da
- 좁다jopda[adjective]narrow(窄)Pronunciation: jop-da
- 두껍다dukkeopda[adjective]thick (irregular)(厚 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: du-kkeop-da
- 얇다yalda[adjective]thin (flat objects)(薄)Pronunciation: yal-da
- 밝다bakda[adjective]bright(亮 / 开朗)Pronunciation: bak-da
- 어둡다eodupda[adjective]dark (irregular)(暗 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: eo-dup-da
- 깊다gipda[adjective]deep(深)Pronunciation: gip-da
- 얕다yatda[adjective]shallow(浅)Pronunciation: yat-da
- 강하다ganghada[adjective]strong(强)Pronunciation: gang-ha-da
- 약하다yakhada[adjective]weak(弱)Pronunciation: yak-ha-da
- 조용하다joyonghada[adjective]quiet(安静)Pronunciation: jo-yong-ha-da
- 시끄럽다sikkeureopda[adjective]noisy (irregular)(吵 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: si-kkeu-reop-da
- 편하다pyeonhada[adjective]comfortable / convenient(舒适 / 方便)Pronunciation: pyeon-ha-da
- 힘들다himdeulda[adjective]hard / tough (irregular)(辛苦 / 累 (ㄹ 不规则))Pronunciation: him-deul-da
- 중요하다jungyohada[adjective]important(重要)Pronunciation: jung-yo-ha-da
- 비슷하다biseuthada[adjective]similar(相似)Pronunciation: bi-seut-ha-da
- 다르다dareuda[adjective]different (irregular)(不同 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: da-reu-da
- 같다gatda[adjective]same / like(一样 / 相同)Pronunciation: gat-da
- 이상하다isanghada[adjective]strange(奇怪)Pronunciation: i-sang-ha-da
- 특별하다teukbyeolhada[adjective]special(特别)Pronunciation: teuk-byeol-ha-da
- 유명하다yumyeonghada[adjective]famous(有名)Pronunciation: yu-myeong-ha-da
- 친절하다chinjeolhada[adjective]kind(亲切 / 热情)Pronunciation: chin-jeol-ha-da
- 착하다chakhada[adjective]good-natured(善良)Pronunciation: chak-ha-da
- 똑똑하다ttokttokhada[adjective]smart(聪明)Pronunciation: ttok-ttok-ha-da
- 게으르다geeureuda[adjective]lazy (irregular)(懒 (르 不规则))Pronunciation: ge-eu-reu-da
- 부지런하다bujireonhada[adjective]diligent(勤快)Pronunciation: bu-ji-reon-ha-da
- 어리다eorida[adjective]young (in age)(年幼 / 小)Pronunciation: eo-ri-da
- 젊다jeomda[adjective]young (not a child)(年轻)Pronunciation: jeom-da
- 늙다neukda[adjective]to grow old(老 (人变老))Pronunciation: neuk-da
- 두렵다duryeopda[adjective]fearful (irregular)(恐惧 / 畏惧 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: du-ryeop-da
- 반갑다bangapda[adjective]glad to see (irregular)(高兴见到 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: ban-gap-da
- 고맙다gomapda[adjective]thankful (irregular)(感激 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: go-map-da
- 맑다makda[adjective]clear (weather/water)(清澈 / 晴)Pronunciation: mak-da
- 흐리다heurida[adjective]cloudy / blurry(阴 / 浑浊)Pronunciation: heu-ri-da
- 건강하다geonganghada[adjective]healthy(健康)Pronunciation: geon-gang-ha-da
- 심심하다simsimhada[adjective]bored(无聊 / 闲得慌)Pronunciation: sim-sim-ha-da
- 궁금하다gunggeumhada[adjective]curious(好奇 / 想知道)Pronunciation: gung-geum-ha-da
- 에게서egeseo[particle]from (a person)(从 (人处) 得到)Pronunciation: e-ge-seo
- 처럼cheoreom[particle]like / as(像 / 如同)Pronunciation: cheo-reom
- 마다mada[particle]every(每)Pronunciation: ma-da
- 밖에bakke[particle]only / nothing but(只 / 除了 (后接否定))Pronunciation: bak-ke
- 이나ina[particle]or / about (after consonant)(或 / 之类 (辅音后))Pronunciation: i-na
- 하고hago[particle]and / with (colloquial)(和 (口语))Pronunciation: ha-go
- 에다가edaga[particle]onto / in addition(往 / 加在)Pronunciation: e-da-ga
- 께kke[particle]to (honorific)(给 (敬语, 对长辈))Pronunciation: kke
- 이마ima[noun]forehead(额头)Pronunciation: i-ma
- 볼bol[noun]cheek(脸颊)Pronunciation: bol
- 턱teok[noun]chin / jaw(下巴)Pronunciation: teok
- 눈썹nunsseop[noun]eyebrow(眉毛)Pronunciation: nun-sseop
- 속눈썹songnunsseop[noun]eyelash(睫毛)Pronunciation: song-nun-sseop
- 입술ipsul[noun]lips(嘴唇)Pronunciation: ip-sul
- 팔꿈치palkkumchi[noun]elbow(手肘)Pronunciation: pal-kkum-chi
- 손목sonmok[noun]wrist(手腕)Pronunciation: son-mok
- 손바닥sonbadak[noun]palm(手掌)Pronunciation: son-ba-dak
- 배꼽baekkop[noun]navel / belly button(肚脐)Pronunciation: bae-kkop
- 엉덩이eongdeongi[noun]buttocks(臀部)Pronunciation: eong-deong-i
- 발목balmok[noun]ankle(脚踝)Pronunciation: bal-mok
- 발바닥balbadak[noun]sole of foot(脚掌)Pronunciation: bal-ba-dak
- 털teol[noun]hair (body) / fur(毛 / 体毛)Pronunciation: teol
- 피pi[noun]blood(血)Pronunciation: pi
- 소나기sonagi[noun]sudden shower(阵雨)Pronunciation: so-na-gi
- 이슬iseul[noun]dew(露水)Pronunciation: i-seul
- 서리seori[noun]frost(霜)Pronunciation: seo-ri
- 우박ubak[noun]hail(冰雹)Pronunciation: u-bak
- 무지개mujigae[noun]rainbow(彩虹)Pronunciation: mu-ji-gae
- 습도seupdo[noun]humidity(湿度)Pronunciation: seup-do
- 황사hwangsa[noun]yellow dust(沙尘暴)Pronunciation: hwang-sa
- 미세먼지misemeonji[noun]fine dust(细颗粒物 / 雾霾)Pronunciation: mi-se-meon-ji
- 일기예보ilgiyebo[noun]weather forecast(天气预报)Pronunciation: il-gi-ye-bo
- 영하yeongha[noun]below zero(零下)Pronunciation: yeong-ha
- 운전사unjeonsa[noun]driver(司机)Pronunciation: un-jeon-sa
- 승객seunggaek[noun]passenger(乘客)Pronunciation: seung-gaek
- 요금yogeum[noun]fare / fee(费用 / 车费)Pronunciation: yo-geum
- 교통gyotong[noun]traffic / transit(交通)Pronunciation: gyo-tong
- 교통카드gyotongkadeu[noun]transit card(交通卡)Pronunciation: gyo-tong-ka-deu
- 노선noseon[noun]route / line(路线 / 线路)Pronunciation: no-seon
- 출구chulgu[noun]exit(出口)Pronunciation: chul-gu
- 입구ipgu[noun]entrance(入口)Pronunciation: ip-gu
- 헬멧helmet[noun]helmet(头盔)Pronunciation: hel-met
- 주차jucha[noun]parking(停车)Pronunciation: ju-cha
- 충전chungjeon[noun]charging(充电)Pronunciation: chung-jeon
- 교통사고gyotongsago[noun]traffic accident(交通事故)Pronunciation: gyo-tong-sa-go
- 수업sueop[noun]class / lesson(课)Pronunciation: su-eop
- 숙제sukje[noun]homework(作业)Pronunciation: suk-je
- 시험siheom[noun]exam(考试)Pronunciation: si-heom
- 성적seongjeok[noun]grades(成绩)Pronunciation: seong-jeok
- 회의hoeui[noun]meeting(会议)Pronunciation: hoe-ui
- 약속yaksok[noun]appointment / promise(约定 / 约会)Pronunciation: yak-sok
- 계획gyehoek[noun]plan(计划)Pronunciation: gye-hoek
- 일정iljeong[noun]schedule(日程)Pronunciation: il-jeong
- 이메일imeil[noun]email(电子邮件)Pronunciation: i-me-il
- 문자munja[noun]text message / character(短信 / 文字)Pronunciation: mun-ja
- 인터넷inteonet[noun]internet(互联网)Pronunciation: in-teo-net
- 비밀번호bimilbeonho[noun]password(密码)Pronunciation: bi-mil-beon-ho
- 충전기chungjeongi[noun]charger(充电器)Pronunciation: chung-jeon-gi
- 이어폰ieopon[noun]earphones(耳机)Pronunciation: i-eo-pon
- 리모컨rimokeon[noun]remote control(遥控器)Pronunciation: ri-mo-keon
- 선풍기seonpunggi[noun]electric fan(电风扇)Pronunciation: seon-pung-gi
- 에어컨eeokeon[noun]air conditioner(空调)Pronunciation: e-eo-keon
- 전등jeondeung[noun]lamp / light(电灯)Pronunciation: jeon-deung
- 휴지hyuji[noun]tissue / toilet paper(卫生纸 / 纸巾)Pronunciation: hyu-ji
- 빗bit[noun]comb(梳子)Pronunciation: bit
- 화장품hwajangpum[noun]cosmetics(化妆品)Pronunciation: hwa-jang-pum
- 향수hyangsu[noun]perfume(香水)Pronunciation: hyang-su
- 우비ubi[noun]raincoat(雨衣)Pronunciation: u-bi
- 장갑janggap[noun]gloves(手套)Pronunciation: jang-gap
- 목도리mokdori[noun]scarf(围巾)Pronunciation: mok-do-ri
- 벨트belteu[noun]belt(腰带)Pronunciation: bel-teu
- 운동화undonghwa[noun]sneakers(运动鞋)Pronunciation: un-dong-hwa
- 구두gudu[noun]dress shoes(皮鞋)Pronunciation: gu-du
- 반지banji[noun]ring(戒指)Pronunciation: ban-ji
- 목걸이mokgeori[noun]necklace(项链)Pronunciation: mok-geo-ri
- 귀걸이gwigeori[noun]earrings(耳环)Pronunciation: gwi-geo-ri
- 가위gawi[noun]scissors(剪刀)Pronunciation: ga-wi
- 테이프teipeu[noun]tape(胶带)Pronunciation: te-i-peu
- 우표upyo[noun]postage stamp(邮票)Pronunciation: u-pyo
- 봉투bongtu[noun]envelope / bag(信封 / 袋子)Pronunciation: bong-tu
- 영수증yeongsujeung[noun]receipt(收据 / 小票)Pronunciation: yeong-su-jeung
- 쓰레기sseuregi[noun]trash(垃圾)Pronunciation: sseu-re-gi
- 쓰레기통sseuregitong[noun]trash can(垃圾桶)Pronunciation: sseu-re-gi-tong
- 서류seoryu[noun]documents(文件 / 资料)Pronunciation: seo-ryu
- 지폐jipye[noun]paper money / bill(纸币)Pronunciation: ji-pye
- 즐겁다jeulgeopda[adjective]joyful (irregular)(愉快 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: jeul-geop-da
- 신나다sinnada[verb]to be excited(兴奋 / 来劲)Pronunciation: sin-na-da
- 설레다seolleda[verb]to feel fluttery(心动 / 雀跃)Pronunciation: seol-le-da
- 긴장하다ginjanghada[verb]to be nervous(紧张)Pronunciation: gin-jang-ha-da
- 짜증나다jjajeungnada[verb]to be annoyed(烦躁 / 心烦)Pronunciation: jja-jeung-na-da
- 그립다geuripda[adjective]to miss / long for (irregular)(想念 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: geu-rip-da
- 아쉽다aswipda[adjective]to feel it is a pity (irregular)(可惜 / 遗憾 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: a-swip-da
- 만족하다manjokhada[verb]to be satisfied(满足)Pronunciation: man-jok-ha-da
- 후회하다huhoehada[verb]to regret(后悔)Pronunciation: hu-hoe-ha-da
- 부럽다bureopda[adjective]to be envious (irregular)(羡慕 (ㅂ 不规则))Pronunciation: bu-reop-da
- 감동하다gamdonghada[verb]to be moved(感动)Pronunciation: gam-dong-ha-da
- 용기yonggi[noun]courage(勇气)Pronunciation: yong-gi
- 가게gage[noun]shop / store(商店 / 小铺)Pronunciation: ga-ge
- 마트mateu[noun]mart / supermarket(超市 / 大卖场)Pronunciation: ma-teu
- 빵집ppangjip[noun]bakery(面包店)Pronunciation: ppang-jip
- 미용실miyongsil[noun]hair salon(美发店)Pronunciation: mi-yong-sil
- 헬스장helseujang[noun]gym(健身房)Pronunciation: hel-seu-jang
- 수영장suyeongjang[noun]swimming pool(游泳池)Pronunciation: su-yeong-jang
- 운동장undongjang[noun]sports field / playground(操场 / 运动场)Pronunciation: un-dong-jang
- 놀이터noriteo[noun]playground(游乐场 / 儿童乐园)Pronunciation: no-ri-teo
- 지하jiha[noun]basement / underground(地下)Pronunciation: ji-ha
- 옥상oksang[noun]rooftop(屋顶 / 天台)Pronunciation: ok-sang
- 복도bokdo[noun]hallway(走廊)Pronunciation: bok-do
- 계단gyedan[noun]stairs(楼梯)Pronunciation: gye-dan
- 엘리베이터ellibeiteo[noun]elevator(电梯)Pronunciation: el-li-be-i-teo
- 태국taeguk[noun]Thailand(泰国)Pronunciation: tae-guk
- 베트남beteunam[noun]Vietnam(越南)Pronunciation: be-teu-nam
What this tool does
The honest Korean vocabulary, expanded to 500. Every entry was pulled from the public TOPIK I and TOPIK II official word lists, the National Institute of Korean Language frequency corpus, and the Sogang / Yonsei / Ewha beginner-and-intermediate textbook word lists. No LLM-generated entries, no invented meanings. Together these 500 cover what you need to read most beginner-to-intermediate Korean and survive months in Seoul, not just one week.
Sixteen categories: greetings, numbers (both Sino-Korean 일 이 삼 and native 하나 둘 셋), time, family, food, colors, animals, 70+ verbs with the full four-form conjugation table (plain / polite / past / future, every ㄷ ㅂ ㄹ 으 르 irregular labeled), adjectives, the particles that hold every Korean sentence together (은/는, 이/가, 을/를, 에, 에서, 와/과, 의, 도, 만, 부터, 까지, 에게, 한테, 보다), plus six new categories: body parts head-to-toe, weather and seasons, transport from 버스 to 비행기, daily-life objects from 칫솔 to 컴퓨터, emotion words from 기쁘다 to 스트레스, and 50+ places from 학교 to 우주 including Korea, China, Japan, USA, Seoul, Busan, Jeju, Incheon.
Every card shows the word in Hangul, RR romanization (Korean government standard, "Seoul" not "Sŏul"), a syllable-by-syllable pronunciation hint, Chinese and English meanings, the part of speech, and an example sentence with Chinese and English translation. Every verb gets the full four-form conjugation table with the irregulars written out (하다 → 해요, 듣다 → 들어요, 이다 → 예요/이에요, 돕다 → 도와요, 만들다 → 만들어요). A Play button calls your browser's built-in Korean voice (Web Speech API, ko-KR) to read the word aloud. Filter by any of the 16 categories or search by Hangul, romanization, English, or Chinese. Star words to build a personal study list, saved in localStorage and never sent to a server.
Tool details
- Input
- Text
- The page exposes text boxes, numeric controls, file pickers, or structured inputs depending on the tool.
- Output
- Live result
- The result area focuses on usable output, with copy, download, or preview actions when supported.
- Privacy
- Browser-side processing
- The main tool logic does not call an external API, so inputs normally stay in the current tab.
- Save / share
- Local preference storage
- Preferences, history, or drafts are saved in this browser without an account.
- Performance budget
- Initial JS <= 70 KB
- No WASM budget is declared, keeping the tool quick to open on mobile.
- Best fit
- Text · Student
- Category and role tags drive related tools, internal links, and quick fit checks.
How to use
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1. Input
Paste or drop your content into the tool panel.
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2. Process
Click the button. All processing is local in your browser.
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3. Copy / Download
Copy the result or download to disk in one click.
How Korean 500 Essential Words (TOPIK I–II) fits into your work
Use it to clean, compare, reshape, or extract plain text before it goes into a document, CMS, spreadsheet, or prompt.
Text jobs
- Removing repetitive cleanup work from everyday writing and operations.
- Making text easier to compare, paste, publish, or feed into another tool.
- Working with content locally when the text is private or unfinished.
Text checks
- Scan for unintended whitespace, duplicate lines, and lost punctuation.
- For long text, test the first few lines before applying the whole change.
- Copy the final output only after checking the preview.
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Real-world use cases
Cramming TOPIK I vocab three weeks before the test
You sit TOPIK I in 21 days and the official list has roughly 800 words. Filter to numbers, time, and particles first, drill the star list every morning on the subway, and use the Play button to fix 받침 pronunciation before the listening section. Hitting 500 solid words clears the 듣기 and 읽기 floor for level 2.
Surviving the first month of an exchange semester in Seoul
You land in Seoul for a semester at Yonsei and need to order food, ride the 지하철, and not freeze at the convenience store. Star the food, transport, and greetings categories, run them for 15 minutes a night, and you can read most 편의점 labels and ask 얼마예요 by week two instead of pointing at things.
Drilling verb conjugation so 해요체 stops feeling random
You keep saying 가다 when you mean 가요 and freeze on irregular verbs. Filter to the 70+ verbs, open the four-form table, and shadow each row out loud: 듣다 to 들어요, 돕다 to 도와요, 만들다 to 만들어요. Twenty minutes a day for a week and the ㄷ and ㅂ irregulars become muscle memory, not lookups.
A teacher building a 20-word weekly quiz from a real list
You teach a community Korean class and want a quiz that matches TOPIK frequency, not a textbook chapter. Search by category, copy 20 words with Hangul, RR romanization, and an example sentence, and hand out a sheet your students can verify against a dictionary. The shared filter URL lets the class study the same set at home.
Common pitfalls
Memorizing only the dictionary form like 가다 and freezing in conversation. Always learn the 해요체 polite form (가요) alongside it, since that is what you actually say to a shopkeeper.
Using Sino-Korean numbers for your age. Say 스물다섯 살 (native) not 이십오 살 for 25 years old; native numbers count age, hours, and people.
Ignoring the consonant or vowel ending when picking a particle. After a consonant use 은/이/을 (책은); after a vowel use 는/가/를 (나는). Getting this wrong is the top giveaway of broken Korean.
Privacy
Everything runs in your browser. The words and example sentences ship with the page, the Play button uses your operating system's built-in Korean voice through the Web Speech API with no external call, and your starred study list is saved only in localStorage on this device. Filters and your search term sit in the page URL so you can share a study set, but starred words and nothing you type ever reach a server.
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