Vocabulary TOPIK 1 · Lesson 8

Saeng-il-e-neun mi-yeok-gug-eul meog-eo-yo.

On my birthday, I eat seaweed soup.

Han-guk sa-ram-deul-eun gim-chi-reul a-ju jo-a-hae-yo.

Korean people love kimchi very much.

Bul-go-gi-neun mas-i-neun han-guk eum-sig-im-ni-da.

Bulgogi is a delicious Korean food.

Jeo-neun doen-jang-jji-gae-reul jo-a-hae-yo.

I like soybean paste stew.

Bi-bim-bab-eul mas-it-ge man-deul-eo-sseo-yo.

I made delicious bibimbap.

Yeo-reum-e naeng-myeon-eul ja-ju meog-eo-yo.

I often eat cold noodles in the summer.

Seol-nal-e tteok-gug-eul meog-eo-yo.

I eat rice cake soup on New Year’s Day.

Bae-go-pa-seo ra-myeon-eul kkeul-yeo-sseo-yo.

I was hungry so I made ramen.

Chin-gu-deul-gwa sam-gyeop-sar-eul meog-eu-reo ga-yo.

I'm going to eat pork belly with my friends.

Gim-chi-jji-gae-ga a-ju mae-wo-yo.

Kimchi stew is very spicy.

O-neul jeom-sim-eun gal-bi-tang-eul meog-eo-sseo-yo.

I had rib soup for lunch today.

Deo-un nar-e sam-gye-tang-eul meog-eu-myeon jo-a-yo.

It’s good to eat samgyetang on a hot day.

Gim-chi-bok-geum-bab-eul jo-a-hae-yo.

I like kimchi fried rice.

Saeng-il-e gal-bi-reul meog-eo-sseo-yo.

I ate ribs on my birthday.

Jan-chi-guk-su han geu-reut ju-se-yo.

Please give me a bowl of banquet noodles.

I eum-sig-i a-ju mas-i-sseo-yo.

This food is very delicious.

I gug-eun neo-mu jja-seo mas-eop-seo-yo.

This soup is too salty and tasteless.

I ke-i-keu-neun neo-mu dar-a-yo.

This cake is so sweet.

I yag-eun neo-mu sseo-yo.

This medicine is too bitter.

Eum-sig-i neo-mu jja-yo.

The food is too salty.

Re-mon-eun neo-mu syeo-yo.

Lemon is too sour.

Tteok-bok-ki-ga mae-wo-yo.

Tteokbokki is spicy.

Gug-i jo-geum sing-geo-wo-yo.

The soup is a little bland.

Sut-ga-rak-ha-go jeot-ga-rak ju-se-yo.

Please give me a spoon and chopsticks.

Jeo-neun jeot-ga-rag-eul jal sa-yong-hae-yo.

I am good at using chopsticks.

Me-nyu jom ju-se-yo.

Please give me the menu.

Mul han keop ju-se-yo.

Please give me a glass of water.

Jeo te-i-beur-e an-jeul-kka-yo?

Shall I sit at that table?

Jong-eob-won-eul bul-leo-sseo-yo.

I called the waiter.

Sik-dang-e son-nim-i man-a-yo.

There are a lot of customers in the restaurant.

Heub-yeon-seog-eu-ro ju-se-yo.

Please give me a smoking seat.

Geum-yeon-seog-eu-ro bu-tak-ham-ni-da.

Please select a non-smoking seat.

Yeong-su-jeung ju-se-yo.

Please give me a receipt.

Ji-geum ju-mun-hal-ge-yo.

I'll order now.

Da meog-eo-sseo-yo. Gye-san-hae ju-se-yo.

I'm done eating. The bill, please.

Gye-san-seo jom gat-da ju-se-yo.

Please give me the bill.

Jeo-neun ga-ji-reul sil-eo-hae-yo.

I hate eggplant.

I go-chu-neun a-ju mae-wo-yo.

This pepper is very spicy.

Bi-ga wa-yo. Geu-rae-seo jib-e i-sseo-yo.

It's raining. So I'm at home.

Chin-gu-reul gi-da-ri-go i-sseo-yo.

I'm waiting for a friend.

Je nam-pyeon-eun hoe-sa-won-im-ni-da.

My husband is an office worker.

Tta-tteu-tan nok-cha han jan ju-se-yo.

Please give me a cup of warm green tea.

Mul jom deo ju-se-yo.

Please give me some more water.

Mas-it-ge deu-se-yo.

Enjoy your meal.

Re-mon-cha-neun neo-mu syeo-yo.

Lemon tea is too strong.

Jeo-nyeog-e bi-bim-bab-eul man-deul-eo-sseo-yo.

I made bibimbap for dinner.

Mas-it-ge deu-se-yo.

Enjoy your meal.

Si-won-han mul han jan ju-se-yo.

Please give me a glass of cool water.

Han-guk sik-dang-eun ban-chan-i man-a-yo.

Korean restaurants have a lot of side dishes.

Kol-la han byeong ju-se-yo.

I would like a bottle of cola, please.

Bo-tong il-gop-si-e il-eo-na-yo.

I usually wake up at 7 o'clock.

A-chim-e ppang-eul meog-eo-yo.

I eat bread for breakfast.

So-geum jom ju-se-yo.

Please give me some salt.

A-chim-eul an meog-eo-sseo-yo.

I didn't eat breakfast.

I ja-ri-e an-jeu-se-yo.

Please take a seat here.

Eo-seo o-se-yo.

Welcome.

Yeo-gi an-jeu-se-yo.

Please sit here.

Yeo-reo ga-ji eum-sig-i it-seum-ni-da.

There are many different types of food.

Han-guk eum-sig-eul jo-a-hae-yo.

I like Korean food.

In-sam-cha-neun geon-gang-e jo-a-yo.

Ginseng tea is good for your health.

Keo-pi du jan ju-se-yo.

Two cups of coffee, please.

Jam-kkan-man gi-da-ri-se-yo.

Please wait a moment.

Jeo-nyeok il-gop-si-e bab-eul meog-eo-yo.

I eat at 7pm.

Jeom-sim-eu-ro mu-eos-eul meog-eul-kka-yo?

What should we eat for lunch?

Mul jom ju-se-yo.

Please give me some water.

Chin-gu-e-ge seon-mul-eul jwo-yo.

Give a gift to a friend.

Ju-mal-e bo-tong mwo hae-yo?

What do you usually do on the weekend?

Tta-tteu-tan cha-reul ma-si-go si-peo-yo.

I want to drink warm tea.

Chae-so-reul man-i deu-se-yo.

Eat lots of vegetables.

A-chim-ma-da keo-pi-reul ma-syeo-yo.

I drink coffee every morning.

Saeng-il ke-i-keu-reul sa-sseo-yo.

I bought a birthday cake.

Kol-la han byeong ju-se-yo.

I would like a bottle of cola, please.

Jeo-neun gwa-il-eul jo-a-hae-yo. Teuk-hi sa-gwa-reul jo-a-hae-yo.

I like fruit. I especially like apples.

Geu-neun hang-sang us-eo-yo.

He's always smiling.