Seoul 1A vocabulary · Lesson 2

Chaek-sang wi-e chaek-i it-seo-yo.

There is a book on the desk.

Ui-ja-e an-jeu-se-yo.

Please sit down on the chair.

I-geo-neun Han-gug-eo chaek-i-e-yo.

This is a Korean book.

Gong-chaek-ha-go yeon-phil-eul sat-seo-yo.

I bought a notebook and pencil.

Bol-phen it-seo-yo?

Do you have a ballpoint pen?

Yeon-phil han ja-ru ju-se-yo.

Please give me a pencil.

Ga-bang an-e ji-gab-i it-seo-yo.

There is a wallet in the bag.

Ji-u-gae jom bil-lyeo-ju-se-yo.

Please lend me an eraser.

I si-gye-neun eol-ma-ye-yo?

How much is this watch?

Mo-ja-ga a-ju ye-ppeo-yo.

The hat is very pretty.

Bi-ga wa-yo. U-san-i it-seo-yo?

It's raining. Do you have an umbrella?

A-chim-e sin-mun-eul ilg-eoyo.

I read the newspaper in the morning.

Kha-me-ra-ro sa-jin-eul jjik-eo-yo.

Take a picture with a camera.

Han-gug-eo sa-jeon-i it-seo-yo.

There is a Korean dictionary.

An-gyeong-eul sseo-yo.

I wear glasses.

Hyu-dae-phon beon-ho-ga mwo-ye-yo?

What is your cell phone number?

I-geo-neun mwo-ye-yo?

What is this?

Geu-geo-neun je ga-bang-i-e-yo.

That's my bag.

Jeo-geo-neun si-gye-ye-yo.

That's a watch.

Chang-mun-eul yeol-eo ju-se-yo.

Please open the window.

Se-gye ji-do-ga gyo-sil-e it-seo-yo.

There is a world map in the classroom.

Phil-thong-e yeon-phil-i it-seo-yo.

There is a pencil in the pencil case.

Ji-gab-e don-i eop-seo-yo.

There is no money in my wallet.

Jeon-ja-sa-jeon-eu-ro dan-eo-reul chaj-a-yo.

Look up words in an electronic dictionary.

Mul han jan ju-se-yo.

Please give me a glass of water.

O-ren-ji ju-seu-reul ma-syeo-yo.

Drink orange juice.

Khoe-phi han jan ju-se-yo.

Please give me a cup of coffee.

Khol-ra-reul jo-a-hae-yo.

I like cola.

Thel-re-bi-jeon-eul bwa-yo.

Watch television.

Kheom-phyu-theo-ro gong-bu-hae-yo.

I study on the computer.

Ba-na-na-ga mat-it-seo-yo.

Bananas are delicious.

Sa-gwa du gae ju-se-yo.

Please give me two apples.

O-ren-ji-ga a-ju dal-a-yo.

Oranges are very sweet.

A-chim-e u-yu-reul ma-syeo-yo.

Drink milk in the morning.

Ju-mal-e yeong-hwa-reul bwat-seo-yo.

I watched a movie over the weekend.

Bang-e chim-dae-ga it-seo-yo.

There is a bed in the room.

Je bang-eun kkae-kkeut-hae-yo.

My room is clean.

Rum-me-i-theu-neun Mi-guk sa-ram-i-e-yo.

My roommate is American.

Jeo-neun Seo-ul-dae-hak-gyo hak-saeng-i-e-yo.

I am a student at Seoul National University.

A: Khoe-phi ju-se-yo. B: Ne, yeo-gi it-seo-yo.

A: Coffee, please. B: Yes, it is here.

Eo-seo o-se-yo, son-nim!

Welcome, sir!

Mul jom ju-se-yo.

Please give me some water.

Dong-jeon-i baek won it-seo-yo.

I have a hundred won coin.

Phil-thong-e ja-ga it-seo-yo.

There is a ruler in my pencil case.

Seo-jeom-e-seo jap-ji-reul sat-seo-yo.

I bought a magazine at the bookstore.

Hyu-ji jom ju-se-yo.

Please give me some tissues.

Gyo-thong-kha-deu-ga ga-bang-e it-seo-yo.

The transportation card is in my bag.

I-geo mwo-ye-yo?

What is this?

I-geo-neun Han-gug-eo-ro mwo-ye-yo?

What does this mean in Korean?

I sa-ram-eun je chin-gu-ye-yo.

This person is my friend.

Je cha-ga a-ni-e-yo.

It's not my car.

Je ga-bang-i-e-yo.

It's my bag.

U-ri hak-gyo-neun kheo-yo.

Our school is big.

Bang-e e-eo-khon-i it-seo-yo.

There is air conditioning in the room.