Vocabulary TOPIK 2 · Lesson 1

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

My husband is an office worker.

Je a-nae-neun ju-bu-im-ni-da.

My wife is a housewife.

Seon-bae-nim, bap sa ju-se-yo.

Senior, please buy me food.

Jeo-neun o-neul hu-bae-e-ge bab-eul sa jwo-sseo-yo.

I bought food for my junior today.

I jip ju-in-eun nu-gu-ye-yo?

Who owns this house?

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

There are a lot of customers in the restaurant.

Je sang-sa-neun a-ju chin-jeol-hae-yo.

My boss is very kind.

Gim gwa-jang-nim-eun bu-ha jik-won-deur-e-ge in-gi-ga man-a-yo.

Manager Kim is very popular with his subordinates.

Chin-gu-reul jib-e cho-dae-hae-sseo-yo.

I invited my friend to my house.

Chin-gu-e-ge saeng-il pa-ti cho-dae-reul bad-a-sseo-yo.

I received an invitation to a friend's birthday party.

Seon-saeng-nim daeg-eul bang-mun-hae-sseo-yo.

I visited my teacher’s house.

Je chin-gu-reul so-gae-hal-ge-yo.

Let me introduce you to my friend.

Chin-gu-e-ge-seo nam-ja chin-gu-reul so-gae-bad-a-sseo-yo.

I was introduced to my boyfriend by a friend.

Eo-reun-deul-kke in-sa-ha-se-yo.

Say hello to adults.

Suk-je-reul ga-jeo-wa-sseo-yo?

Did you bring your homework?

Geok-jeong-ha-ji ma-se-yo.

Don't worry.

Ga-bang-e chaeg-eul neo-eu-se-yo.

Put the book in your bag.

Mun-eul dad-a ju-se-yo.

Please close the door.

Seon-saeng-nim daeg-eun eo-di-se-yo?

Teacher, where is your home?

Ga-bang-eul deur-eo ju-se-yo.

Please carry your bag.

Gyo-sir-e deur-eo-ga-se-yo.

Enter the classroom.

Tteu-geo-u-ni-kka man-ji-ji ma-se-yo.

It's hot so don't touch it.

Meon-jeo ga-se-yo.

Go first.

Myeong-ham-eul han jang ju-si-ge-sseo-yo?

Could you please give me a business card?

Jib an-e-seo sin-bar-eul beos-eu-se-yo.

Take off your shoes inside the house.

Du sa-ram-eun seong-gyeog-i bi-seu-tae-yo.

The two have similar personalities.

Keom-pyu-teo-reul sa-yong-hae-do dwae-yo?

Can I use the computer?

Seon-saeng-nim-gwa sang-dam-eul hae-sseo-yo.

I consulted with my teacher.

Sang-dam-so-e ga-seo i-ya-gi-hae bo-se-yo.

Go to a counseling center and talk.

Keo-pi-e seol-tang-eul neo-eo ju-se-yo.

Please add sugar to your coffee.

Bap meog-eul ttae so-ri-reul nae-ji ma-se-yo.

Don't make any noise while eating.

Ju-mal-e jib-e hon-ja i-sseo-seo sim-sim-hae-yo.

I'm bored at home alone on the weekend.

Bap meok-gi jeon-e son-eul ssis-eu-se-yo.

Wash your hands before eating.

Sa-jang-nim-gwa ak-su-hae-sseo-yo.

I shook hands with the boss.

An-nae mal-sseum deu-ri-get-seum-ni-da.

Here is an announcement.

Na-jung-e yeol-lak ju-se-yo.

Please contact me later.

Han-gug-e-seo-neun sik-sa ye-jeor-i jung-yo-hae-yo.

Dining etiquette is important in Korea.

Nae-il il-jjik il-eo-na-ya hae-yo.

I have to wake up early tomorrow.

Myeon-jeop bol ttae jeong-jang-eul ib-eo-ya hae-yo.

You must wear a suit for the interview.

Gir-i mi-kkeu-reo-u-ni jo-sim-ha-se-yo.

The road is slippery so be careful.

U-ri hoe-sa jig-won-eun mo-du chin-jeol-hae-yo.

All of our company employees are friendly.

Sa-jin-eul jjik-ji ma-se-yo.

Please do not take pictures.

Tel-le-bi-jeon-eul kyeo ju-se-yo.

Please turn on the television.

Ppang-e keu-rim-eul bal-la meog-eo-yo.

Spread cream on bread and eat it.