Seoul 2A vocabulary · Lesson 1

Sin-cheong-seo-e seong-myeong-gwa yeol-lak-cheo-reul jeog-eo ju-se-yo.

Please write your name and contact information on the application.

Ji-won-seo-ui seong-byeol khan-e phyo-si-hae ju-se-yo.

Please indicate your gender in the application form.

Saeng-nyeon-weol-il-eul yeo-gwon-gwa ttok-ga-chi sseu-se-yo.

Please write your date of birth exactly as it appears on your passport.

Jig-eob-i mu-eos-im-ni-kka? - Jeo-neun hoe-sa-won-im-ni-da.

What is your job? - I am an office worker.

Da-yang-han guk-jeog-ui hak-saeng-deul-i ham-kke gong-bu-hae-yo.

Students of various nationalities study together.

Jong-gyo-ga it-seu-se-yo? - Ne, bul-gyo-ye-yo.

Are you religious? - Yes, it is Buddhism.

Yeol-lak-cheo-reul nam-gyeo ju-si-myeon got yeol-lak-deu-ri-get-seum-ni-da.

Please leave your contact information and we will contact you shortly.

Han-guk ju-so-reul ja-se-hi al-lyeo ju-se-yo.

Please tell us your Korean address in detail.

Sa-mu-sil jeon-hwa-ro yeol-lak-hae bo-se-yo.

Please call the office phone.

Ja-ryo-reul i-me-il-ro bo-nae deu-ryeot-seum-ni-da.

We have sent you the materials by email.

Mae-il a-chim Han-guk-eo dan-eo-reul oe-wo-yo.

I memorize Korean words every morning.

Mae-ju il-yo-il-e dong-a-ri mo-im-i it-seo-yo.

There is a club meeting every Sunday.

Mae-dal i-sib-o-il-eun weol-geub-nal-i-e-yo.

The 25th of every month is pay day.

Mae-nyeon yeo-reum hyu-ga ttae go-hyang-e ga-yo.

I go to my hometown every summer for vacation.

Jeo-neun a-chim sik-sa-reul hang-sang chaeng-gyeo meog-eo-yo.

I always eat breakfast.

Ju-mal-e chin-gu-deul-gwa ja-ju yeong-hwa-reul bwa-yo.

I often watch movies with my friends on the weekends.

Gi-bun-i ul-jeok-hal ttae ga-kkeum Han-gang-e ga-yo.

When I feel down, I sometimes go to the Han River.

Jeo-neun kheo-phi-reul jeon-hyeo an ma-syeo-yo.

I don't drink coffee at all.

Cheo-eum boep-get-seum-ni-da. Gim Min-su-ra-go ham-ni-da.

Nice to meet you. My name is Minsu Kim.

Seon-saeng-nim-eul o-raen-man-e boe-eo-seo ban-gap-seum-ni-da.

It's nice to see you after a long time.

Seon-saeng-nim-kke-seo hak-saeng-deul-ui i-reum-eul bu-reu-syeot-seo-yo.

The teacher called the students' names.

Dong-saeng-i i-beon bom-e dae-hak-gyo-e deul-eo-ga-yo.

My younger brother is going to college this spring.

Theuk-byeol-han i-yu-neun eop-go geu-nyang jib-e it-seot-seo-yo.

There was no particular reason, I was just at home.

Han-guk-eo-reul bae-u-neun i-yu-ga mu-eos-im-ni-kka?

Why are you learning Korean?

Pyeong-il-e-neun hoe-sa-e-seo yeol-sim-hi il-hae-yo.

I work hard at work on weekdays.

Chin-gu-ui saeng-il pha-thi-e cho-dae-reul ba-dat-seo-yo.

I was invited to my friend's birthday party.

Thoe-geun-gil-e mad-it-neun ppang-eul sa wat-seo-yo.

I bought some delicious bread on my way home from work.

Ju-mal-e-neun kha-phe-e-seo so-seol-chaeg-eul ilg-eo-yo.

On weekends, I read novels at a cafe.

Seu-theu-re-seu-reul phul-lyeo-go aek-syeon yeong-hwa-reul bwas-seo-yo.

I watched an action movie to relieve stress.

Kho-mi-di yeong-hwa-reul bo-myeon-seo man-i ut-eot-seo-yo.

I laughed a lot while watching the comedy movie.

Ju-mal-e si-gan-i na-myeon ga-chi deung-san gal-lae-yo?

If you have time on the weekend, would you like to go hiking together?

Sae-ro-un eon-eo-reul bae-u-neun geos-eun heung-mi-ro-wo-yo.

Learning a new language is exciting.

Han-guk-ui jeon-thong mun-hwa-reul che-heom-ha-go si-pheo-yo.

I want to experience Korean traditional culture.

Han-guk-e-seo il-nyeon jeong-do sal-at-seo-yo.

I lived in Korea for about a year.

Bang-hak ttae Jung-nam-mi ji-yeog-eul bae-nang-yeo-haeng-haet-seo-yo.

During my vacation, I backpacked around Central and South America.

Seu-phe-in-eo-reul yu-chang-ha-ge jal-hae-yo.

I speak Spanish fluently.

Han-guk yeok-sa-e dae-hae-seo bal-phyo-reul jun-bi-hae-yo.

I am preparing a presentation about Korean history.

Su-eop si-gan-e ja-gi-so-gae-reul bal-phyo-haet-seo-yo.

I presented my self-introduction in class.

I sik-dang-eun bi-bim-bab-eu-ro a-ju yu-myeong-hae-yo.

This restaurant is very famous for its bibimbap.

Han-guk sa-ram-deul-ui seong-eun Gim, I, Bag-i manh-a-yo.

Many Korean people have last names Kim, Lee, and Park.

Hyeong-je-deul-i mo-du myeot myeong-i-e-yo?

How many brothers do you have in total?

Min-su ssi-wa jeo-neun a-ju chin-han chin-gu-ye-yo.

Minsu and I are very close friends.

Han-guk eum-sik jung-e-seo bul-go-gi-reul je-il joh-a-hae-yo.

Of all Korean foods, I like bulgogi the most.

Han-geul-eun gwa-hak-jeog-in geul-ja-ye-yo.

Hangul is a scientific alphabet.

Kheo-phi-e seol-thang-eul ppae-go ju-se-yo.

Please leave the sugar out of the coffee.