Seoul 1A vocabulary · Lesson 4

In-cheon-gong-hang-e ga-yo.

I'm going to Incheon Airport.

U-che-gug-e-seo phyeon-ji-reul bo-nae-yo.

Send a letter at the post office.

Be-theu-nam dae-sa-gwan-i eo-di-e it-seo-yo?

Where is the Vietnamese embassy?

Eun-haeng-e-seo don-eul chaj-a-yo.

Get money from the bank.

Ga-ge-e-seo eum-ryo-su-reul sa-yo.

I buy drinks at the store.

Yak-gug-e-seo yag-eul sa-yo.

Buy medicine at the pharmacy.

A-pha-seo byeong-won-e ga-yo.

I'm sick so I'm going to the hospital.

Mi-yong-sil-e-seo meo-ri-reul jal-ra-yo.

I get my hair cut at the beauty salon.

Ppang-jib-e-seo mat-it-neun ppang-eul sa-yo.

Buy delicious bread at the bakery.

Seo-jeom-e-seo Han-gug-eo chaek-eul sa-yo.

I buy Korean books at the bookstore.

Hwa-jang-sil-i eo-di-e it-seo-yo?

Where is the bathroom?

Jeon-thong chat-jib-e-seo cha-reul ma-syeo-yo.

Drink tea in a traditional teahouse.

Chin-gu-deul-ha-go no-rae-bang-e ga-yo.

I go to karaoke with my friends.

Hak-gyo aph-e sik-dang-i it-seo-yo.

There is a restaurant in front of the school.

Eun-haeng dwi-e u-che-gug-i it-seo-yo.

There is a post office behind the bank.

Seo-jeom yeoph-e yak-gug-i it-seo-yo.

There is a pharmacy next to the bookstore.

Ga-bang an-e chaek-i it-seo-yo.

There's a book in the bag.

Chaek-sang a-rae-e ga-bang-i it-seo-yo.

There is a bag under the desk.

Chaek-sang wi-e kheom-phyu-theo-ga it-seo-yo.

There is a computer on the desk.

Gyo-sil-e seon-saeng-nim-i gye-se-yo.

There is a teacher in the classroom.

Gi-suk-sa-e-seo sal-a-yo.

I live in a dormitory.

Ju-mal-e si-nae-e na-ga-yo.

I go to town on the weekend.

Seo-ul-e sal-a-yo.

I live in Seoul.

Si-jang-eul gu-gyeong-hae-yo.

Take a look at the market.

Baek-hwa-jeom-e-seo syo-phing-hae-yo.

I shop at the department store.

Dae-hak-ro-e-seo yeon-geug-eul bwa-yo.

Let’s watch a play in Daehakro.

Geu sa-ram-eul al-a-yo.

I know that person.

Ga-jog-eul sa-rang-hae-yo.

I love my family.

Ga-jok sa-jin-i it-seo-yo.

I have a family photo.

A-beo-ji-wa eo-meo-ni-neun Be-theu-nam-e gye-syeo-yo.

My father and mother are in Vietnam.

Mae-il Han-gug-eo-reul gong-bu-hae-yo.

I study Korean every day.

U-ri ban chin-gu-deul-i-e-yo.

These are my classmates.

Yo-jeum jal ji-nae-yo?

How are you these days?

In-sa-dong-e jeon-thong chat-jib-i manh-a-yo.

There are many traditional teahouses in Insa-dong.

En Seo-ul Tha-wo-e-seo ya-gyeong-eul bwa-yo.

See the night view from N Seoul Tower.