【相遇】第七章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)
配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & 小俞 (Nicole Wong)
峻昊

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上一章

突然小燕问：“ Victoria 跟你分手了，你会接受我吗？”

起光：“......





回到現場...

起光：“那要看你的怎樣讓我接受你咯。”

小燕很開心的回起光：“是么！那麼你的意識是....”

起光：“嗯！能接受你。”

小燕：“Yeah ！！！好的，我會努力讓你接受我的！！”

他們就在B2uty&Beast咖啡厅聊得很開心......



第二天打工

小燕看見斗俊和心妍在一起，

又看見龍爺和尕琦在一起

然後也看到毛毛和小俞在一起，

小燕問：“a ？你們.....”

心妍：“嘿嘿，其實是他們主動來追我們的！”

小燕：“蛤！真的嗎！”

斗俊，龍爺和毛毛的臉都紅了！

小燕：“哎喲，不用臉紅的啦！。”

突然間起光來了，

起光問：“哎喲！你們大家都有女朋友了啊。

嘿嘿，這個禮拜要去***嗎？難得大家都有女朋友了。”

毛毛接下去：“那當然要啊！！”

小俞：“毛毛要去我當然要去啊！！”

大家都贊同起光的建議禮拜去***走走。

突然斗俊在小燕的面前

咬耳朵問：“起光，你跟 Victoria 分了，小燕又那麼喜歡你，你要接受他嗎？”

起光也悄悄聲的跟斗俊說：“hmm....他之前又問我，我跟他講了。”

斗俊：“講什麽？”

起光：“要怎樣才能讓我接受他。”

斗俊：“哦！”

斗俊在心裡說：“小燕，加油！”

尕琦：“老闆來了啦，我們還要繼續做工的，這個禮拜才有錢花，呵呵。”

龍爺很輕的說：“尕琦，不要做到太累哦！。”

尕琦的脸红了吻了一下龍爺的臉會：“嗯！”

看在小燕的眼裡突然羡慕了他們。



放工了，

小燕與他的朋友做回家，

突然間斗俊跑來很喘的跟小燕說：“起光他......起光他....起光他暈倒了！”

小燕心急馬上跑到現場，看見起光暈倒到地上，

小燕哭著一直喊：“起光！起光快點起來！！趕快叫救護車！！”



送去醫院中

醫生說：“他休息一下就沒事了，可能最近太累吧。”

小燕一直鞠躬說：“謝謝醫生，謝謝醫生...”

小燕趕快排進病房看見起光睡的樣子，心突然很開心。

心想：哇，奇光睡覺的樣子好帥哦！

於是他到廁所拿一件濕濕的毛巾幫起光擦手。

然後就這樣照顧了起光一個晚上。



第二天，

起光醒了，

看見他在醫院，床旁邊是小燕，

他摸一摸小燕的頭,

小燕醒了，

起光說：“你醒了？”

小燕：“你也醒了？”

起光：“嗯！昨天一整天都是你照顧我的嗎？”

小燕：“我那麼喜歡你，怎麼不會照顧你呢？呵呵”

起光：“謝謝哦小燕。”

小燕：“小事，不用說謝謝！那麼你能接受我嗎？”

起光：“嗯！再過一陣子吧！”

小燕：“哦！好的！”

小燕心想：蛤！還不夠哦！在努力把小燕！！







TO BE CONTINUE

【相遇】第六章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)
配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & 小俞 (Nicole Wong)
峻昊
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上一章

光：“我跟 Victoria ......................................



回到现场



起光: “我跟Victoria吵架了..你呢? 没事吧?”

小燕: “是因为我吗? 对不起!! 我不是故意的!! 我只是…”

起光: “不要紧..比起我的事, 你还好吗? 你在哪? 还有不舒服吗?”

看到这封简讯, 眼泪似乎不受控制地, 从小燕粉嫩的脸蛋滑下

”笨蛋..你竟还在担心我” 嘴里喃念着..

♪你有一封新消息~~

“你怎么了? 没事吧? 怎么不回复了?”

内容虽短, 但对小燕而言, 她感到好开心、感动… 泪水再度模糊了视线.. 小燕以为起光不会在乎她... 以为自己而跟女友吵架, 不是会生气或是怪罪她吗?

突然, 手机开始在震动, 荧幕上显示着”起光来电”, 小燕马上擦干眼泪, 深吸一口气才接….

小燕: “喂..? 起光吗?”

起光: ”当然是我啊! 你怎么了? 突然没回复还以为你出事了..” 电话那头的声音显得有点紧张, 焦躁..

小燕: ”我..我没事, 谢谢你的担心..刚才不小心睡着了”

“撒谎了” 小燕心想

起光: “噢..抱歉..对了,明天有空吗? 明天是假期..可以在B2uty&Beast咖啡厅聊聊天吗?”

小燕犹豫了一下, 她还是答应了”嗯..好啊..10am吧”

起光: ”没问题..明天见哦!! 晚安..好好休息啊”

小燕: ”我会的..晚安..”



。。。第二天, 在B2uty&Beast咖啡厅。。。



小燕比预约的时间提早了半小时抵达, 在那里叫了一杯卡布奇诺及蓝莓蛋糕..

慢慢品尝着蓝莓蛋糕, 一边看着窗外的景色, 时而不时拨了拨额前的刘海..小燕的心里感到忐忑不安, 到底起光想聊什么..还是……

“诶? 你怎么早到了? 我还以为我比较早…”

一把熟悉的声音打断了小燕的思绪..转头一看, 此时彼此的脸距离好近…小燕不禁脸红起来

起光: “你怎么了? 发烧吗? 你的脸好红啊! ”

起光伸出手摸了摸眼前人的额头 ..小燕心里一丝暖意, 起光就这么担心她吗..

小燕: “我…我…没什么..只是有点热”

起光: ”热? 这里不是有冷气吗? ”

小燕: ”不是..我…没啦… 先坐下来拿叫点东西吃吧”

起光招了招服务生, 叫了一杯咖啡牛奶

”关于昨天…”

“诶? ” 小燕似乎才回神过来..

起光: “昨天不是说我跟Victoria吵架了吗? ”

小燕: “嗯…对不起…” 眼眶里带着泪光

起光: ”我没怪你..不要一脸难过了…来”

起光用叉子切了一小块的蛋糕, “啊~~~”

小燕心想: 什么?! 起光要喂我?////

心在怦怦跳…感觉好害羞啊.. 于是小燕听从起光的话, 张开嘴巴”啊~~”

带有微酸、甜甜的蓝莓蛋糕融在口里… 加上了起光的关怀, 小燕更是感到幸福满满了…

起光: ”呵呵..果然还是笑容好看多了”

小燕: ”真的吗?!?! ”

起光笑眯眯的点头表示是的…两人开始哄堂大笑起来…

他们两边聊得很开心，

突然小燕问：“ Victoria 跟你分手了，你会接受我吗？”

起光：“......



【起光会回什么，嘿嘿，期待吧！哈哈 >,<】



TO BE CONTINUE_____



Written By ; Lim Yue Qing ❤

【相遇】第五章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)
配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & 小俞 (Nicole Wong)
峻昊
________________________________________________________________





上一章

起光看了小燕，就說：“其實我也是喜歡你的，但是我怕傷害到了你。”

起光就慢慢地吻了小燕。



繼續看吧！



起光就慢慢地吻了小燕，起光還沒吻的時候，

小燕醒了，小燕睜眼睛的時候，

看見起光要親她的嘴巴就說：“你喜歡我爲什麽不要接受我？？？”

起光：“我...我...我....”

小燕：“ 你說啊！你說啊！”

起光：“好好！我說我說！其實，我不要接受你就是怕傷害到你。”

小燕：“爲什麽會傷害我？”

起光：“因为我有女朋友了，她是 Victoria 。”

小燕：“什麽！！！你有女朋友！！！

起光：“嗯！”

小燕心想：“什麽！他有女朋友！！我是不會放棄他的！小燕，加油去吻起光！啊！去吻啊！”

小燕真的吻下去了！

在 Victoria 來的時候，看到起光和小燕真在吻著了。

之前

Victoria 打給起光，

V：“你在哪裡？”

起光：“我在醫院。”

V：“你爲什麽在醫院？”

起光：“照顧我的朋友，他暈倒了。”

回到現場。

Victoria 馬上跑出去。

起光馬上去追 Victoria 。

小燕心想：“哇，Victoria 好美哦，好對不起起光哦。”



過後小燕就去辦出院手續，

出院了，小燕還是悶悶不樂走回家。

到了家，

峻昊問：“妹，你怎麼了？”

小燕：“哥，我好對不起起光哦！嗚嗚”

峻昊：“爲什麽？”

小燕：“在醫院，起光被他的女朋友看到我吻他！”

峻昊：“...，你們的是我還是不要理怎麼多。”

峻昊講完這句就走了。

小燕覺得很對不起起光便發信息給他；

燕：“你還好嗎？”

光：“我跟 Victoria ......................................



【不知道起光回什麽給小燕！好期待哦！】



TO BE CONTINUE___

【相遇】第四章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)
配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & 小俞 (Nicole Wong)
峻昊
________________________________________________________________




上一章

發完信息，小燕打算寫情信給起光！



【小燕的信裡寫著什麼呢？其實我也不知道哦！要等起光看了才知道哦，繼續看吧。】



今天早上起來，小燕可是比哥哥還要早起來哦。

小燕把頭髮梳了梳了，然後化妝，就問哥哥。

“哥，我化妝好看嗎？”小燕羞羞地問峻昊。

峻昊：“嗯，好看。”

“哥！是真的嗎？”小燕興奮地再問一次。

峻昊：“嗯，是真的，不要吵我，我要睡了。”

小燕：“是啊！”

小燕打扮過後，就開始打電話給尕琦，

燕：“你們好了嗎？”

琦：“嗯！好了，哪裡見面。”

燕：“恩...就在小港見面吧！”

琦：“嗯！好的。”



掛了電話，起光就打來了。

燕：“喂？”

光：“喂，哦，對了你沒告訴我們在哪裡見面啊。”

燕：“哦，在小港見面吧。”

光：“哦，好的。”

起光就這樣掛掉電話了。



到了小港，

小燕和他的朋友心妍，尕琦和小俞就聊天在那裡等起光與他的朋友。

他們都到了，在小燕看到起光的時候，

心跳到很快，於是他把信給了起光。

當起光拿到時候，他不知道信裡裝著的是什麽。

他一打開，信裡寫著

“起光在我一看到你，我就被你電了。我喜歡你，你可以接受我嗎？”

斗俊：“eh，起光，那位小燕喜歡你哦，你要接受她嗎？”

起光：“我是也有喜歡他，但是我不想傷害她啊...”

起光說完這句，就把信丟了。

當小燕看到，他的心都碎了。

小燕在心裡說：“起光！我不會放棄你的！”



在走走當中，

他們邊走邊聊得很開心，

斗俊便漸漸的對心妍有意識了，

斗俊就說：“心妍，我可以跟你拿號碼嗎？”

心妍很開心地說：“可以可以！”

於是心妍就把他的電話號碼給了斗俊。

他們倆越走越近，讓小燕都覺得很羡慕他們倆。

小燕就悶悶地走，無言無辜小燕走到了大馬路，剛好有一輛車駕過來，

讓起光看到，起光便跳過去去救了小燕！

起光就說：“你怎麼了？”

小燕哭著說：“起光，我喜歡你，請你接受我。”

這時小燕就暈倒了，起光趕緊把她送到醫院，

醫生說：“讓他休息一下就沒事了。”

起光說：“你們先回去，讓我來照顧小燕”

起光的朋友和小燕的朋友就先回家了。

起光看了小燕，就說：“其實我也是喜歡你的，但是我怕傷害到了你。”

起光就慢慢地吻了小燕。



【不知道起光有沒有吻到小燕，就期待第五章吧】






TO BE CONTINUE___________

【相遇】第三章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)
配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & 小俞 (Nicole Wong)
峻昊

________________________________________________________________



燕：“你這個禮拜能出去嗎？也帶你的朋友去”

光：“好的！”

燕：“哦！我睡了，晚安。”

光：“嗯，晚安！”



早上起來，

小燕馬上喊：“啊！！！！！！！哥！幹嘛沒叫我起床？？我睡遲了！！！我還要上班啊！”

峻昊：“你又沒叫我叫你起床。”

小燕趕緊的說：“我去準備！”

小燕趕緊準備，他發現電話，有很多心妍的 miss call ！！

他趕緊刷牙洗臉換衣服穿鞋！騎自信車到小港。

到了那裡，心妍，尕琦和小俞在笑他。

小燕問：“幹嘛笑我？”

心妍，尕琦和小俞回答小燕：“你的絲襪破洞了...”

小燕緊張地回答：“什麽！啊....起光要來了！快點跑到店裡的廁所去！！”

小俞說：“快快快！把絲襪脫下來！老闆來了！去工作了！”

尕琦：“哦哦”



【工作中】

小燕在工作時，不專心一直望著隔壁店的起光...

一不小心，小燕又打破碗了，手被玻璃割到。

隔壁店的起光看到，馬上跑過來握著小燕的手。

這時小燕的心跳到很快。

起光問：“有 Tissue 嗎？”

小燕回：“有有，在我的包包裡。”

起光就到小燕的包包拿 Tissue 點一點水察掉手上的血，然後把粘布粘上去。

小燕喊：“ah 痛。”

起光：“忍一忍一下子就不痛了，我回去工作了。”

心妍，尕琦和小俞一直在發呆，他們一直望著起光的好朋友，完全不知道小燕的手受傷。

小燕：“喂！你們在幹嘛？我的手都受傷了，你們不知道？在發什麽呆！”

心妍：“蛤？？什麽什麽？小燕你的手受傷？幾時受傷的？”

小燕臉紅紅的說：“剛才...還好有起光。”

小俞：“嘿嘿，你喜歡他了哦~”

小燕臉紅紅的不敢回答。

小燕：“等下下班我請你們吃東西！”

尕琦：“好呀！你今天看起來很開心哦！很久沒請我們吃了！”

小燕：“是有一點啦。”



【下班了】

“心妍，尕琦和小俞要去哪裡吃？”小燕問

心妍：“就這間！應該很好吃！就去這間吃！”

小燕，尕琦和小俞：“好的！”

正在點吃的時候，剛好起光，斗俊，龍爺和毛毛走進來了。

小俞：“小燕！你看是起光和他的朋友叻！里面我最喜歡那個了，看起來很像猴子，他很可愛哦。”

小燕：“是咩！哪裡哪裡？”

心妍：“哎喲！你沒看到嗎？你在那裡...來了來了！他們坐在我的隔壁桌子吧了也！”

小燕在心裡說：“YES!!”

小燕說：“不要再看了啦！快吃，面都快冷了”

尕琦：“哇很想知道他們的名哦都不知道他叫什麽名！小燕幫我問！”

小燕：“我不敢，叫心妍問！”

尕琦：“拜託嘛！”

心妍：“不要自己問！”

忽然斗俊問：“他們在幹嘛啊？一直爭來爭去！”

耀燮：“我知道！他們想問我們的名字...”

起光：“哦！我剛好認識里面一個叫小燕的，我們可以跟他們自我介紹”

俊亨：“好呀！”

起光叫著小燕，

起光：“小燕”

小燕：“huh huh 誰叫我？”

起光：“是我李起光！”

小燕很開心，自戀的以為奇光要跟他告白，轉過去

小燕很開心的回答：“什麽？呵呵”

起光：“哦，你的朋友不是很想知道我的名字？”

小燕的心......

小燕：“哦...哦...對啊！”

起光：“好的！我叫李起光你們可以叫我起光哦。”

斗俊：“我是尹斗俊，你們可以叫我斗俊！”

龍爺：“我是龍俊亨，你們可以叫我龍爺哦。”

毛毛：“我是梁耀燮，你們可以叫我毛毛！”

心妍，尕琦和小俞：“我們終於知道他們的名了！！”

小燕：“哦，謝謝。”

起光：“不客氣 ”

他們就邊聊邊吃，很開心！夜晚了，

小燕的電話無煙無故想了。

小燕打開電話，發現原來是起光。

光：“你的手還疼嗎？”

燕：“不疼了”

光：“哦！好的，明天白日哦~不要忘記你約了我哦...”

燕：“哦！我不會忘記的！”

光：“晚安”

燕：“嗯！晚安！”

發完信息，小燕打算寫情書給起光！



【信裡寫著什麽呢？期待下一章吧】



TO BE CONTINUE ————

【相遇】第二章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)
配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & 小俞 (Nicole Wong)
峻昊

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第二天早上，小燕約了心妍，尕琦與小俞到一個小港陪她找工作。他們一邊聊一邊走。小燕把昨天發生的事告訴心妍，尕琦與小俞，
剛好起光、斗俊、龍爺與毛毛也在那裡打工，小燕高興得很想走上前告白，但卻不敢。
小燕就說：“心妍，尕琦還有小俞，前面那幾位男生在男衣服店打工的就是昨天就我的男生。他們很帥吧！”
心妍：“哇！那位頭髮黑黑很帥哦”
尕琦：“真的很帥哦！”
小俞：“哎喲！我就覺得那個很可愛。”
小燕：“我決定了！我要到那男服裝店隔壁打工！”
心妍，尕琦與小俞說：“我們也要！”
於是小燕與他的朋友就到男服裝店隔壁去問問工作！
那間店的老闆答應讓我們到他的店做工！
他們非常地興奮！
問完過後，他們就偷偷到隔壁那間店看起光他們。
小燕他們就走進去，小燕一邊選衣服一邊看起光。
小燕走上前吞吞吐吐地說：“你...你...你好，還記...記...記得我..我嗎？”
起光回小燕：“記得啊！什麽事？”
“沒...沒事...我只想問你，你叫什麽名？”小燕緊張地回起光。
“哦，我叫李起光，你可以叫我起光哦！如果沒事我就要打工了，有事發信息給我吧”起光回小燕。
小燕回：“哦...哦...哦...好的”
小燕走出來，很高興的告訴他的朋友他終於跟起光講話了！他問他的朋友禮拜要出去走走嗎？
他的朋友都答應了！其實，小燕打算也叫起光出去的哦~
到了晚上，小燕問他的哥哥，
“哥，我這個禮拜可以和朋友才出去嗎？”小燕問峻昊
峻昊:“好的！”
“哎喲！明天第一天上班，都不知道要穿什麽衣服”小燕唉唉叫地跟峻昊說
峻昊：“隨便穿就可以了啦”
小燕對峻昊說：“哎喲！不能嘛！”
峻昊：“懶得理你。”
小燕：“huh ！不理就不理嘛！”
小燕跳完衣服過後拿起電話發信息給起光，
燕：“你好”
光：“你好...你是？”
燕：“我是小燕。”
光：“哦，找我有事嗎？”
燕：“你這個禮拜能出去嗎？也帶你的朋友去”


【都不知道起光會回什麽？期待下一集吧！】



TO BE CONTINEU———

【相遇】第一章

主角：
起光 & 小燕 (Juliette Yen)

配角；
斗俊 & 心妍 (Blaklistx Cyndi)
龍爺 & 尕琦 (Gaqi Chong)
毛毛 & (Nicole Wong)
峻昊


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在一間復古的咖啡店... 傳來了經理正訓導員工的聲音，
“小燕！又是你！！你怎麼老是把杯子給摔破啊？在這樣下去，我要怎麼做生意！”經歷生氣地說。
“對不起...經理，真的很對不起！”小燕不斷地向經理道歉。
“够了！我不想再聽見這三個字。小燕，從今天起...你不再是本店的員工了，你走吧！”
“拜託啦！經理...求你不要開除我，我下次不會再犯同樣的錯了...”小燕哀求著。
“抱歉！本店經不起你一次又一次的犯錯，你還是走吧！”經理鐵了心說的。
“對不起...”小燕丟下了這三個字後，就離開了咖啡店。
又失業了，小燕小燕簡直快氣炸了。
“天啊！在一個月內，我總共丟了五分工作，在這樣下去怎麼辦啊？”小燕忍不住大叫。
突然間，有幾位年輕人想打搶小燕，
讓起光、斗俊、龍爺與毛毛看見，他們沖上前去救了小燕。
救了小燕，
“你沒事吧？”起光好好地問了小燕，斗俊、龍爺與毛毛在一盤笑。
“我...我...我沒事”小宴回起光
起光：“沒事就好，以後要小心哦。這是我的號碼，有事記得 call 我哦”
起光把他的電話號碼給了小燕。
小燕好像被起光的眼神電到了，回到家眼睛嘴巴笑得咪咪的。
峻昊問：“妹，你怎麼了？今天爲什麽醬開心啊？失業了還會開心？”
小燕：“哥，今天我被打搶了”
“什麽！被打搶，被打搶還會真么開心？”峻昊著急的說。
“哥！我就那天被四個帥哥救了也！其中一個我被他電到了，還把電話號碼給我！”小燕開心的告訴峻昊。
“是么，哈哈！妹，加油！”峻昊對小眼大氣！
“哥！好了啦~睡了，明天還要繼續找工作的，晚安”小燕說
峻昊：“好的，晚安”






TOMORROW WILL BE CONTINUE... ...

My Friend went to my house ^^

今天我的朋友來我的家！
頭頭我們是聊天的，
過後他的姐姐說要玩電腦，
我就開給他的姐姐玩。
我和我的朋友就上去，
我們想說們要練習唱歌。
但是... ...
唱來長去都很難聽！
尤其是 Because of you !
唱這裡 ne pen wu ning girl 這裡要喊，
我們喊到很難聽，
就一直笑！
我們越喊，
就越好笑！
我們笑到沒有氣唱歌，
呵呵...
過後我們有聊天，
想為自己創作一首韓文歌~
但是......
做來做去，
我們全部都是跟著明星的歌！
我叻，
一直跟著 Gina 的歌‘Loving You'
哈哈！
我們現在才來開始體會到，
原來自己做一首歌是很難的。

毛毛的脚~~~~(>_<)~~~~

毛毛~
你的脚痛吗？
好心疼哦你的脚~
幸好毛毛你的裤子是长的！
但是......
我还是很心疼！
毛毛！
你被罚很辛苦哦~
地下凹凸的~
一定很痛！
毛毛我很想帮你擦药哦~
心疼心疼 ❤

呜呜~~~~(>_<)~~~~

日本啊日本~
我每天睡觉都睡不好~
每天都很担心日本~
日本！加油！↖(^ω^)↗

写爽~

如果现在跟你说我爱你还来得及吗？

呜呜呜 ~

啊！
华人说男生打耳洞会破产！
但是...
女生打耳洞一对不会，
打两三对会破产！
我都打了两三对耳洞，一直花钱~
啊~我破产了！
都不知道BEAST看到我会吓到没有打到酱多洞 T-T

啊！！！

啊！我现在才知道，
sungai wang 就是 Kim ho ( Hokien）
那里很多便宜的衣服哦~
蛮美的！
我有买两件衣服，
一件短裤！❤

啊！今天是我最爽的一天~也是我最开心一天！

今天 Dennise ​​被 Shanker 打~打到耳朵紅紅~哈哈一邊紅一邊沒有紅~
超好笑的~我一直在笑！越看越好笑！Lunch 時，我和 1T 班的人玩 Rubber Band ，射來射去，我的手都紅了~Jason 一直被我射！Chin Tong 一直跑來射我！我一直射不到他！

我好朋友的名字 ❤

郑美丽
Teh May Li ❤

魏诗敏
Wee Shi Meng ❤

叶进通
Yap Chin Tong ❤

Learining Korean

learn korean

Useful Korean Phrases and Expressions
In Store - Korean Vocabulary - Things
English Korean Pronunciation
Do you have…? …있나요? …innayo?
- shirts 셔츠 [ syeo-cheu ]
- pants 바지 [ ba-ji ]
- caps 모자 [ mo-ja ]
- shoes 신발 [ sin-bal ]
Do you have this in…? 이거…로 있나요? Igeo…ro innayo?
- red 빨간색으로 [ bbal-gan-sae-geu-ro ]
- large 큰걸로 [ keun-geol-lo ]
- small 작은걸로 [ ja-geun-geol-lo ]
I’m looking for… 전…를 원해요. Jeon…reul wonhaeyo.
- something particular 뭔가 특별한 것 [ mwon-ga-teuk-byeol-han-geot ]
- something large 뭔가 큰 것 [ mwon-ga-keun-geot ]
- something small 뭔가 작은 것 [ mwon-ga-ja-geun-geot ]
- something cheaper 더 싼 것 [ deo-ssan-geot ]
Where can I find…? …는 어디 있나요? …neun eodi innayo?
- apples 사과 [ sa-gwa ]
- tomatoes 토마토 [ to-ma-to ]
- tuna fish 참치 [ cham-chi ]
- beer 맥주 [ maek-ju ]
How much is this? 이거 얼마예요? Igeo eolmayeyo?
I will pay with a credit card 신용카드로 지불하겠습니다. Sinyongkadeuro jibulhagetsseumnida.
- one-time payment 일시불 [ il-si-bul ]
- pay over three months 3 개월 할부 [ sam-gae-wol-hal-bu ]
Could you give a discount? 좀 깎아주세요. Jom ggaggajuseyo.
Please give me a receipt. 영수증을 주세요. Yeongsujeungeul juseyo.
Please, put it in the envelope. 봉투에 담아 주세요. Bongtue dama juseyo.
Could gift wrap it please? 선물 포장해 주세요. Seonmul pojanghae juseyo.
Give me a refund. 환불해 주세요. Hwanbulhae juseyo.
I’d like to exchange this. 교환해 주세요. Gyohwanhae juseyo.
Give… …주세요. …juseyo.
- 1 geun/ 2 geun (Korean measurement - 1 geun = 600 grams) 1 근/ 2 근 [ han-geun/ du-geun ]
- 100 grams/ 200 grams 100 그람/ 200 그람 [ baek-geu-ram/ i-baek-geu-ram ]
- five thousand won worth 오천원어치 [ o-cheon-won-eo-chi ]
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Learn Korean Language Lesson 32 - Korean Question Word - How
Continue from Lesson 31 - Korean Conjunction - And. Today we come to learn Korean question word - how. In this learn Korean language lesson, we will learn question word - how - 어때요 [ eo-ddae-yo ]. It has the same meaning as English question word - how. However, in Korean, it is use to give a suggestion. So, even though we use it like English word - how, but we use it to suggest, propose or offer something in a friendly manner such as how is something or how is someone? Let’s start!
Korean Question Word - How
When proposing or offering something in a friendly manner, you can use 어때요? It is commonly used to ask for the listener’s thought about the speaker’s proposal. You can simply add 어때요? to the end of the noun. The intonation rises up in the end of the sentence. Like in Comparison of Korean and English and How are English words pronounced in Korean? Together with Korean Subject Marker 이 or 가, The formula “…이/가 어때요?” means “how is something/someone?” Korean Topic Marker 은 or 는 can be use with question word - how - 어때요 too. However, it is use when one wants to stress a new topic.
You may need to refer back both learn Korean language Lesson 4 for Korean topic marker and Lesson 11 for Korean subject marker and understand the difference between both of them. Basically, they are most commonly used noun particles are those used to mark the subject of the sentence and those used to mark the topic of a sentence. Use topic marker 은/는 after the noun and then ask 어때요? The formula “(noun)은/는 어때요?” means “How about (noun)?”
“…가 어때요?” is used with nouns ending in a vowel and “…이 어때요?” is used with nouns that end in a consonant.
“…는 어때요?” is used with nouns ending in a vowel and “…은 어때요?” is used with nouns that end in a consonant.
Read examples below:
• 한국어 공부가 어때요? [ han-gu-geo-gong-bu-ga-eo-ddae-yo ] - How do you like studying Korean?
• 동대문 시장이 어때요? [ dong-dae-mun-si-jang-i-eo-ddae-yo ] - How is Dongdaemun market?
• 오늘 날씨가 어때요? [ o-neul-nal-ssi-ga-eo-ddae-yo ] - How is the weather today?
• 김치가 어때요? [ kim-chi-ga-eo-ddae-yo ] - How do you like Kimchi?
• 토요일은 어때요? [ to-yo-il-eun-eo-ddae-yo ] - How about Saturday.
Be careful!
When connecting this word to Korean verbs which refer to an action (view also Korean adjectives), add “…는 게 어때요?” to the end of the verb stem.
• 커피가 어때요? [ keo-pi-ga-eo-ddae-yo ] - how about coffee?
• 내일 집에서 쉬는 게 어때요? [ nae-il-ji-be-seo-swi-neun-ge-eo-ddae-yo ] - How about resting at home tomorrow?
Learn Korean Language Flashback
Do you remember that we have learned Korean Place Marker in learn Korean language lesson 15? We use the particle -에서 together with Korean verb 오다 to ask someone about their nationality. “에서 오다” means “from”. Use that formula with Korean Question Word - Where 어디 to ask “Where are you from?”, you can say “어디에서 왔어요?” [ eo-di-e-seo-wa-sseo-yo ]. When answering a question, the question and answer can be almost the same by replacing the 어디 to Countries.
• 빌리는 캐나다에서 왔어요. [ bil-li-neun-kae-na-da-e-seo-wa-sseo-yo ] - Billy is from Canada.
• 친구가 미국에서 와요. [ chin-gu-ga-mi-guk-e-seo-wa-yo ] - A friend of mine is coming from America.
• 저는 일본에서 왔어요. [ jeo-neun-il-bon-e-seo-wa-sseo-yo ] - I’m from Japan.
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Korean Language Reading Practice
In Korean 
샐리 : 다니엘 씨, 어제 뭐 했어요?
다니엘 : 친구를 만나서 시장에 갔어요.
샐리 : 시장에 가서 뭐 했어요?
다니엘 : 시장에 가서 옷을 샀어요. 그리고 영화를 봤어요.
샐리 : 그리고 집에 왔어요?
다니엘 : 아니요. 커피숍에 가서 차를 마셨어요. 샐리 씨는 뭐 했어요?
샐리 : 저는 집에서 그냥 쉬었어요.
In English
Sally : What did you do yesterday, Daniel?
Daniel : I met my friend and went to the market.
Sally : What did you do at the market?
Daniel : I bought (some) clothes. Then I watched a movie.
Sally : Then did you go home?
Daniel : No, I went to a coffee shop and had tea. What did you do, Sally?
Sally : I just rested at home (for no special reason).
Korean Vocabulary
• 어제 [ eo-je ] - yesterday
• 만나다 [ man-na-da ] - to meet
• 시장 [ si-jang ] - market
• 옷 [ ot ] - clothes
• 사다 [ sa-da ] - to buy
• 영화 [ yeong-hwa ] - movie
• 커피숍 [ keo-pi-syop ] - coffee shop
• 차 [ cha ] - tea
• 쉬다 [ swi-da ] - to rest
Korean Expressions
• 어제 뭐 했어요? [ eo-je-mwo-hae-sseo-yo ] - What did you do yesterday?
• 친구를 만나서 시장에 갔어요. [ chin-gu-reul-man-na-seo-si-jang-e-ga-sseo-yo ] - I met my friend and went to the market.
• 시장에 가서 뭐 했어요? [ si-jang-e-ga-seo-mwo-hae-sseo-yo ] - What did you do at the market?
• 시장에 가서 옷을 샀어요. [ si-jang-e-ga-seo-o-seul-sa-sseo-yo ] - I bought (some) clothes.
• 그리고 영화를 봤어요. [ geu-re-go-yeong-hwa-reul-bwa-sseo-yo ] - Then I watched a movie.
• 그리고 집에 왔어요? [ geu-ri-go-ji-be-wa-sseo-yo ] - Then did you go home?
• 커피숍에 가서 차를 마셨어요. [ keo-pi-syop-e-ga-seo-cha-reul-ma-syeo-sseo-yo ] - I went to a coffee shop and had tea.
• 저는 집에서 그냥 쉬었어요. [ jeo-neun-ji-be-seo-geu-nyang-swi-eo-sseo-yo ] - I just rested at home (for no special reason).
Korean Conjunction - 서 is used when a subject performs two actions one after the other. It signifies that the second action occurs in connection with the first, but follows after it in time sequence. For Korean Verbs - 만나다, 사다 and 쉬다, by adding appropriate Korean Informal Polite Sentence Endings and Korean Past Tense it will become 만났어요, 샀어요 and 쉬었어요 which are commonly used in everyday life (view Korean Sentence Ending Form). Have you learned something from the Korean Language Reading Practice above? Continue to Korean Language Reading Practice 18. Korean Language Reading Practice is a short lesson. Hope you will like it. Have a nice day.
Credit: Seoul National University
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Learn Korean Language Lesson 13 - Korean Informal Polite Sentence Endings

Continue from Learn Korean Language Lesson 12 - Korean Linking Verb. Today, we will Learn Korean Informal Polite Sentence Endings form. We knew that there are two ways when you start a conversation in Learn Korean Language Lesson 2 - Korean Basic Conversation, whether formally or informally and the difference between both of them is the Sentence Ending Form, the only difficulty in learning Korean is the question about when to use formal language? Let’s learn it in more details.
Korean Informal Polite Sentence Endings
We have seen the Korean Sentence Ending Form and understand the differences between Korean Sentence Ending Formal Polite Form and Informal Polite Form in Learn Korean Language Lesson 3 - Korean Sentence Ending Form. -아요/어요 [ a-yo/eo-yo ] are casual but polite sentence endings which are commonly used in everyday life such as shopping, buying tickets, and asking directions etc, etc. It is use to form all present tense verbs (verbs in the present tense). When a verb stem ends with the vowel ㅏ or ㅗ, -아요 is added. See examples below.
• 가다 [ ga-da ] + -아요 = 가요 [ ga-yo ] - to go
• 사다 [ sa-da ] + -아요 = 사요 [ sa-yo ] - to buy
• 자다 [ ja-da ] + -아요 = 자요 [ ja-yo ] - to sleep
• 오다 [ o -da ] + -아요 = 와요 [ wa-yo ] - to come
• 보다 [ bo-da ] + -아요 = 봐요 [ bwa-yo ] - to see
• 살다 [ sal-da ] + -아요 = 살아요[ sa-ra-yo ] - to live
• 만나다 [ man-na-da ] + -아요 = 만나요 [ man-na-yo ] - to meet
When a verb stem ends with a vowel other than ㅏ or ㅗ, -어요 is added. But verb stems ending with a vowel ㅣ, ㅣ + -어요 results in -여요. For example, 마시다 becomes 마셔요 and 가르치다 becomes 가르쳐요.
• 주다 [ ju-da ] + -어요 = 줘요 [ jwo-yo ] - to give
• 먹다 [ meok-da ] + -어요 = 먹어요 [ meo-geo-yo ] - to eat
• 읽다 [ il-da ] + -어요 = 읽어요 [ il-geo-yo ] - to read
• 배우다 [ bae-u-da ] + -어요 = 배워요 [ bae-wo-yo ] - to learn
• 마시다 [ ma-si-da ] + -어요 = 마셔요 [ ma-syeo-yo ] - to drink
• 가르치다 [ ga-reu-chi-da ] + -어요 = 가르쳐요 [ ga-reu-chyeo-yo ] - to teach
When a verb stem ends with -하다 [ ha-da ] becomes -해요 [ hae-yo ]. -하다 is verbs “‘to do”. Many nouns can be made into present tense by adding the verb -해요. See examples below.
• 일하다 [ il-ha-da ] + -해요 = 일해요 [ il-hae-yo ] - to work
• 공부하다 [ gong-bu-ha-da ] + -해요 = 공부해요 [ gong-bu-hae-yo ] - to study
• 운동하다 [ un-dong-ha-da ] + -해요 = 운동해요 [ un-dong-hae-yo ] - to exercise
• 전화하다 [ jeon-hwa-ha-da ] + -해요 = 전화해요 [ jeon-hwa-hae-yo ] - to make a phone call
• 요리하다 [ yo-ri-ha-da ] + -해요 = 요리해요 [ yo-ri-hae-yo ] - to cook
• 운전하다 [ un-jeon-ha-da ] + -해요 = 운전해요 [ un-jeon-hae-yo ] - to drive
• 수영하다 [ su-yeong-ha-da ] + -해요 = 수영해요 [ su-yeong-hae-yo ] - to swim
Raising your intonation makes the Korean sentence into a question like we have learned in Comparison of Korean and English. View Korean verbs list. Continue to Learn Korean Language Lesson 14 - Korean Object Marker.
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Learn Korean Language Lesson 28 - Korean Past Tense

Continue from Learn Korean Language Lesson 27 - Korean Present Tense. Today we come to Learn Korean Lesson 28 - Korean Past Tense. In this Learn Korean Language Lesson, You will learn how to answer Korean question like “what did you do yesterday?” and ask them to your Korean friends. To put action verbs (Korean Verbs) and descriptive verbs (Korean Adjectives) into the past tense, first think of the present tense or Korean Informal Polite Sentence Endings, and replace “요” with “ㅆ어요”.
Korean Past Tense
The rule above works with all verbs, including Korean irregular verbs (we will learn this in the future). Do you remember that we added 아요/어요/해요 behind a verb to make sentences in Korean? Korean past tense is very easy, just adding 았어요/었어요/했어요 to a verb or adjective stem makes it past tense. When a verb or adjective stem ends with ㅏ or ㅗ, -았어요 is added. See examples below.
• 가다 [ ga-da ] + -았어요 = 갔어요 [ ga-sseo-yo ] - to go
• 사다 [ sa-da ] + -았어요 = 샀어요 [ sa-sseo-yo ] - to buy
• 자다 [ ja-da ] + -았어요 = 잤어요 [ ja-sseo-yo ] - to sleep
• 오다 [ o-da ] + -았어요 = 왔어요 [ wa-sseo-yo ] - to come
• 보다 [ bo-da ] + -았어요 = 봤어요 [ bwa-sseo-yo ] - to see
• 살다 [ sal-da ] + -았어요 = 살았어요 [ sa-ra-sseo-yo ] - to live
• 만나다 [ man-na-da ] + -았어요 = 만났어요 [ man-na-sseo-yo ] - to meet
• 비싸다 [ bi-ssa-da ] + -았어요 = 비쌌어요 [ bi-ssa-sseo-yo ] - to be expensive
Korean sentences in past tense -았어요.
• 한국에 갔어요. [ han-guk-e-ga-sseo-yo ] - I went to Korea.
• 친구를 만났어요. [ chin-gu-reul-man-na-sseo-yo ] - I met (my) friend.
• 영화를 봤어요. [ yeong-hwa-reul-bwa-sseo-yo ] - I watched a movie.
• 사과가 비쌌어요. [ sa-gwa-ga0bi-ssa-sseo-yo ] - Apples were expensive.
• 지난주에 조금 바빴어요. [ ji-nan-ju-e-jo-geum-ba-bba-sseo-yo ] - I was a little busy last week.
When a verb or adjective stem ends with any other vowel, other thanㅏ or ㅗ, -었어요 is added.
• 주다 [ ju-da ] + -었어요 = 줬어요 [ jwo-sseo-yo ] - to give
• 먹다 [ meok-da ] + -었어요 = 먹었어요 [ meo-geo-sseo-yo ] - to eat
• 읽다 [ il-da ] + -었어요 = 읽었어요 [ il-geo-sseo-yo ] - to read
• 배우다 [ bae-u-da ] + -었어요 = 배웠어요 [ bae-wo-sseo-yo ] - to learn
• 만들다 [ man-deul-da ] + -었어요 = 만들었어요 [ man-deu-reo-sseo-yo ] - to make
Korean sentences in past tense -었어요.
• 밥을 먹었어요. [ bap-eul-meo-geo-sseo-yo ] - I ate (my) meal.
• 책을 읽었어요. [ chaek-eul-il-geo-sseo-yo ] - I read a book.
• 음식을 만들었어요. [ eum-sik-eul-man-deu-reo-sseo-yo ] - I cooked (some) food.
We have learned that when verb stems ending with a vowel ㅣ, ㅣ + -어요 results in -여요. For example, 마시다 becomes 마셔요 and 가르치다 becomes 가르쳐요. Adding -었어요 to a verb or adjective stem ending with vowel ㅣ results in -였어요.
• 가르치다 [ ga-reu-chi-da ] + -었어요 = 가르쳤어요 [ ga-reu-chyeo-sseo-yo ] - to teach
• 마시다 [ ma-si-da ] + -었어요 = 마셨어요 [ ma-syeo-sseo-yo ] - to drink
Korean sentences in past tense -였어요.
• 일본어를 가르쳤어요. [ il-bon-eo-reul-ga-reu-chyeo-sseo-yo ] - I taught Japanese.
• 물을 마셨어요. [ mu-reul-ma-syeo-sseo-yo ] - I drank water.
When a verb or adjective ends with -하다 [ ha-da ], change 하다 to -했어요. -하다 is verbs “to do”. Many nouns can be made into past tense by adding the verb -했어요. See examples below and continue to Learn Korean Language Lesson 29 - Korean Time.
• 일하다 [ il-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 일했어요 [ il-hae-sseo-yo ] - to work
• 공부하다 [ gong-bu-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 공부했어요 [ gong-bu-hae-sseo-yo ] - to study
• 운동하다 [ un-dong-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 운동했어요 [ un-dong-hae-sseo-yo ] - to exercise
• 전화하다 [ jeon-hwa-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 전화했어요 [ jeon-hwa-hae-sseo-yo ] - to make a phone call
• 요리하다 [ yo-ri-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 요리했어요 [ yo-ri-hae-sseo-yo ] - to cook
• 운전하다 [ un-jeon-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 운전했어요 [ un-jeon-hae-sseo-yo ] - to drive
• 수영하다 [ su-yeong-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 수영했어요 [ su-yeong-hae-sseo-yo ] - to swim
• 청소하다 [ cheong-so-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 청소했어요 [ cheong-so-hae-sseo-yo ] - to clean
• 빨래하다 [ bbal-lae-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 빨래했어요 [ bbal-lae-hae-sseo-yo ] - to do laundry
• 복잡하다 [ bok-jap-ha-da ] + -했어요 = 복잡했어요 [ bok-jap-hae-sseo-yo ] - to be crowded
Korean sentences in past tense -했어요.
• 방을 청소했어요. [ bang-eul-cheong-so-hae-sseo-yo ] - I cleaned my room.
• 친구가 전화했어요. [ chin-gu-ga-jeon-hwa-hae-sseo-yo ] - A friend of mine called.
• 어제 빨래했어요. [ eo-je-bbal-lae-hae-sseo-yo ] - I did laundry yesterday.
• 어제 공원에서 운동했어요. [ eo-je-gong-won-e-seo-un-dong-hae-sseo-yo ] - I exercised at the park yesterday.
• 길이 복잡했어요. [ gil-i-bok-jap-hae-sseo-yo ] - The road was crowded.
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Korean Verbs - 동사 [ dong-sa ]
Meaning Korean Verbs Pronunciation
not to have enough 모자라다 [ mo-ja-ra-da ]
not to know 모르다 [ mo-reu-da ]
to arrive 도착하다 [ do-chak-ha-da ]
to ask 묻다 [ mut-da ]
to ask a question 질문하다 [ jil-mun-ha-da ]
to be careful 조심하다 [ jo-sim-ha-da ]
to be in fashion 유행하다 [ yu-haeng-ha-da ]
to be in sight/ to show (이/가) 보이다/ (을/를) 보이다 (i/ga) [ bo-i-da ]/ (eul/reul) [ bo-i-da ]
to be, to exist (honorific) 계시다 [ kye-si-da ]
to become 되다 [ doe-da ]
to buy 사다 [ sa-da ]
to catch a cold (감기에) 걸리다 (gam-gi-e) [ geol-ri-da ]
to change 바꾸다 [ ba-ggu-da ]
to close 닫다 [ dat-da ]
to come 오다 [ o-da ]
to come back 돌아오다 [ do-ra-o-da ]
to come in 들어오다 [ deu-reo-o-da ]
to congratulate 축하하다 [ chuk-ka-ha-da ]
to cough 기침(을) 하다 [ gi-chim(eul)-ha-da ]
to cry 울다 [ ul-da ]
to cut down 깎다 [ ggak-da ]
to dance 춤추다 [ chum-chu-da ]
to depart 출발하다 [ chul-bal-ha-da ]
to die 죽다 [ juk-da ]
to dine/to have a meal 식사하다 [ sik-sa-ha-da ]
to dislike 싫어하다 [ sil-reo-ha-da ]
to do 하다 [ ha-da ]
to do homework 숙제하다 [ suk-je-ha-da ]
to drink 마시다 [ ma-si-da ]
to drive 운전하다 [ un-jeon-ha-da ]
to eat 먹다 [ meok-da ]
to eat (honorific) 잡수시다 (잡수다) [ jap-su-si-da (jap-su-da) ]
to excuse 실례하다 [ sil-rye-ha-da ]
to exercise 운동하다 [ un-dong-ha-da ]
to find 찾다 [ chat-da ]
to follow 따라 하다 [ dda-ra-ha-da ]
to get up 일어나다 [ i-reo-na-da ]
to give 주다 [ ju-da ]
to give (honorific) 드리다 [ deu-ri-da ]
to give a help 도와주다 [ do-wa-ju-da ]
to go 가다 [ ga-da ]
to go in 들어가다 [ deu-reo-ga-da ]
to go on a date 데이트하다 [ de-i-teu-ha-da ]
to have a meeting 회의하다 [ hoe-i-ha-da ]
to have food (honorific) 드시다 (들다) [ deu-si-da (deul-da) ]
to help 돕다 [ dop-da ]
to introduce 소개하다 [ so-gae-ha-da ]
to invite 초대하다 [ cho-dae-ha-da ]
to learn 배우다 [ bae-u-da ]
to leave 떠나다 [ ddeo-na-da ]
to like 좋아하다 [ jo-a-ha-da ]
to listen 듣다 [ deut-da ]
to live 살다 [ sal-da ]
to look around 구경하다 [ gu-gyeong-ha-da ]
to love 사랑하다 [ sa-rang-ha-da ]
to make 만들다 [ man-deul-da ]
to make a phone call 전화하다 [ jeon-hwa-ha-da ]
to marry 결혼하다 [ gyeo-ron-ha-da ]
to meet 만나다 [ man-na-da ]
to meet (honorific) 뵙다 [ boep-da ]
to move 이사하다 [ i-sa-ha-da ]
to open 열다 [ yeol-da ]
to paint, to draw a picture 그리다 [ geu-ri-da ]
to practice 연습하다 [ yeon-seup-ha-da ]
to prepare/get ready 준비하다 [ jun-bi-ha-da ]
to rain 비가 오다 [ bi-ga-o-da ]
to read 읽다 [ il-da ]
to receive 받다 [ bat-da ]
to return, to go back 돌아가다 [ do-ra-ga-da ]
to ride 타다 [ ta-da ]
to say 말하다 [ mal-ha-da ]
to see 보다 [ bo-da ]
to sell 팔다 [ pal-da ]
to send 보내다 [ bo-nae-da ]
to shop 쇼핑하다 [ syo-ping-ha-da ]
to sing 노래하다 [ no-rae-ha-da ]
to sit 앉다 [ an-da ]
to sleep 자다 [ ja-da ]
to sleep (honorific) 주무시다 [ ju-mu-si-da ]
to smoke (담배를) 피우다 (dam-bae-reul) [ pi-u-da ]
to snow 눈이 오다 [ nun-i-o-da ]
to start 시작하다 [ si-jak-ha-da ]
to study 공부하다 [ gong-bu-ha-da ]
to swim 수영하다 [ su-yeong-ha-da ]
to take (time) (시간이) 걸리다 (si-gan-i) [ geol-ri-da ]
to take a picture (사진을) 찍다 (sa-jin-eul) [ jjik-da ]
to take a rest 쉬다 [ swi-da ]
to take a shower 샤워하다 [ sya-wo-ha-da ]
to talk 이야기하다/얘기하다 [ i-ya-gi-ha-da/yae-gi-ha-da ]
to teach 가르치다 [ ga-reu-chi-da ]
to thank 감사하다 [ gam-sa-ha-da ]
to transfer 갈아타다 [ ga-ra-ta-da ]
to travel 여행하다 [ yeo-haeng-ha-da ]
to use 사용하다 [ sa-yong-ha-da ]
to use a computer 컴퓨터하다 [ keom-pyu-teo-ha-da ]
to visit 방문하다 [ bang-mun-ha-da ]
to wait 기다리다 [ gi-da-ri-da ]
to wear 입다 [ ip-da ]
to work 일하다 [ il-ha-da ]
to write/ to use 쓰다 [ sseu-da ]
Korean Vocabulary - Sports
Korean Question Word - What Kind Of
무슨 allows you to ask about details or characteristic about something. 무슨 can be used with nouns such as 운동 (sports), 영화 (movies), 요일 (name of the week or day), 음식 (food), 계절 (season) to form questions like stated above.
• 무슨 영화예요? [ mu-seun-yeong-hwa-ye-yo ] - What kind of movie?
• 무슨 운동이에요? [ mu-seun-un-dong-i-e-yo ] - What kind of sport?
• 무슨 요일이에요? [ mu-seun-yo-il-i-e-yo ] - What kind of day of the week?
• 무슨 음식이에요? [ mu-seun-eum-sik-i-e-yo ] - What kind of food?
• 무슨 계절이에요? [ mu-seun-kye-jeol-i-e-yo ] - What kind of season?
무슨 can also be use with 날 [ nal ] to ask about occasions (time). We will learn 날 in the future. Below are some examples of Korean Question Word - 무슨 - what kind of?
• 무슨 책을 읽어요? [ mu-seun-chae-geul-il-geo-yo ] - What kind of book are you reading?
• 무슨 음악을 좋아해요? [ mu-seun-eum-ak-eul-joh-a-hae-yo ] - What kind of music do you like?
• 무슨 차를 마셔요? [ mu-seun-cha-reul-ma-syeo-yo ] - What kind of tea are you drinking?
• 오늘은 무슨 요일이에요? [ o-neul-eun-mu-seun-yo-il-i-e-yo ] - What(kind of) day is it today?
• 매년 2월 14일이 무슨 날이에요? [ mae-nyeon-i-wol-sip-sa-il-i-mu-seun-nal-i-e-yo ] - What (kind of) day is February 14th every year?
책 - book, 읽어요 - read, 음악 - music, 좋아해요 - like, 차 - tea, 마셔요 - drink, 오늘 - today, and 매년 - every year. There are many more Korean interrogative sentence can be formed by 무슨, but for now, we learn the easiest first, we will go into more depth as we move on. Practice your Korean reading skills in Korean Reading Practice 4 - What kind of work do you do? Then, continue to Learn Korean Language Lesson 9 - Korean Question Word - Who/Whose.
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Korean Vocabulary - Time
Time - 시간 [ si-gan ]
English Korean Pronunciation
Calendar 달력 [ dal-lyeok ]
Solar calendar 양력 [ yang-nyeok ]
Lunar calendar 음력 [ eum-nyeok ]
Last year 작년 [ jang-nyeon ]
This year 올해 [ o-rae ]
Next year 내년 [ nae-nyeon ]
Last month 지난 달 [ ji-nan-dal ]
This month 이번 달 [ i-beon-dal ]
Next month 다음 달 [ da-eum-dal ]
Last week 지난 주 [ ji-nan-ju ]
This week 이번 주 [ i-beon-ju ]
Next week 다음 주 [ da-eum-ju ]
Yesterday 어제 [ eo-je ]
Today 오늘 [ o-neul ]
Tomorrow 내일 [ nae-il ]
감사합니다 - Thank you!
Korean Question Word - Who/Whose
Use 누구 like English question word- who/whose. Korean Question Word - 누구 (who/whose) same as 무슨 (what kind of) same as 어느 (which) followed by a noun and goes at the beginning of the sentences and doesn’t used together with 예요. For the time being, just remember that only 뭐 goes at the end of the sentences. 누구 can be used with noun plus 이에요/예요 (Korean Sentence Endings Expressing Identification). Nouns such as 첵 (book), 연필 (pencil), 핸드폰 (cellphone), 가방 (bag), and many more (view Korean Vocabulary - Things) to form questions like stated above.
• 누구세요? [ nu-gu-se-yo ] - Who’s there? or Who is it?
• 누구 거예요? [ nu-gu-geo-ye-yo ] - Whose is it?
• 누구 연필이에요? [ nu-gu-yeon-pil-i-e-yo ] - Whose pencil is it?
• 누구 가방이에요? [ nu-gu-ga-bang-i-e-yo ] - Whose bag is it?
누구 can be use with informal polite Korean Sentence Ending Form 세요 to ask question - 누구세요? means who’s there? or who is it?. 누구 거예요? is the same as asking 누구 책이에요? In here, 거 substitutes for 책. 거 is used in colloquial conversation, while 것 is used more in writing. Generally, 것 means a thing, an object, a matter or an affair.
Differences between Korean question words 무슨 (what kind of) and 어느 (which) and 누구 (whose) - 무슨 ask about ask about something details or characteristic, 어느 is asking someone to make a choice among multiple things. whereas 누구 is asking about belonging to which person or people.
• 무슨 책이에요? [ mu-seun-chaek-i-e-yo ] - What kind of book is it?
• 어느 책이에요? [ eo-neu-chaek-i-e-yo ] - Which book is it?
• 누구 책이에요? [ nu-gu-chaek-i-e-yo ] - Whose book is it?
There are many more Korean interrogative sentence can be formed by 누구, but for now, we learn the easiest first, we will go into more depth as we move on. Continue to Learn Korean Language Lesson 10 - Korean Demonstrative Adjectives - This/That/That. n’t same as 뭐.
Korean Question Word - Which
뭐 is always used together with 예요 to ask questions and is place at the end of the sentences. 어느 followed by a noun and goes at the beginning of the sentences and doesn’t used together with 예요. 어느 allows you to ask someone to specify which among a category or group of objects. 어느 can be used with nouns such as 나라 (country), 회사 (company), 학교 (school) to form questions like stated above.
• 어느 나라 사람이에요? [ eo-neu-na-ra-sa-ram-i-e-yo ] - Which country are you from?
• 어느 학교 학생이에요? [ eo-neu-hak-gyo-hak-saeng-i-e-yo ] - Which school are you from?
• 어느 회사 에서 일해요? [ eo-neu-hoe-sa-e-seo-il-hae-yo ] - Which company you work at?
• 어느 대학교 에서 공부해요? [ eo-neu-dae-hak-gyo-e-seo-gong-bu-hae-yo ] - Which university you study at?
학교 means school in Korean refer to primary and secondary school. For university, 대 is added in front of 학교, 대학교 means university. Curious about Educational System of Korea? The answer for Korean question word 어느 above can be normal sentences as below:
• 저는 한국 사람이에요. [ jo-neun-han-guk-sa-ram-i-e-yo ] - I am Korean.
• 저는 일본어학교 학생이에요. [ jo-neun-il-bon-eo-hak-gyo-hak-saeng-i-e-yo ] - I am Japanese school student.
• 저는 자동차회사 에서 일해요. [ jo-neun-ja-dong-cha-hoe-sa-e-seo-il-hae-yo ] - I work at a car company.
• 저는 한국대학교 에서 공부해요. [ jo-neun-han-guk-dae-hak-gyo-e-seo-gong-bu-hae-yo ] - I study at Korea university.
일해요 and 공부해요 are Korean verbs, 일해요 means work, 공부해요 means study, 에서 means at. We will learn this in the future, do Korean Language Exercises 2 and practice your Korean reading skills in Korean Reading Practice 3 - What is your name? Then, continue to Learn Korean Language Lesson 8 - Korean Question Word - What Kind Of.
Korean Language Reading Practice
In Korean
안녕하세요? 저는 마이클이에요.
미국 사람이에요. 제 고향은 시카고예요.
저는 학생이에요. 제 전공은 경제학 이에요.
만나서 반가워요.
In English
Hello, I am Michael.
I am American. My hometown is Chicago.
I am a student. My major is Economics.
Nice to meet you.
Korean Vocabulary
• 고향 [ go-hyang ] - hometown
• 시카고 [ si-ka-go ] - Chicago
• 전공 [ jeon-gong ] - major
• 경제학 [ gyeong-je-hak ] - Economics
Korean Expressions
• 안녕하세요? [ an-nyeong-ha-se-yo ] - Hello?
• 저는 마이클이에요. [ jo-neun-ma-i-keul-i-e-yo ] - I am Michael.
• 미국 사람이에요. [ mi-guk-sa-ram-i-e-yo ] - I am American.
• 제 고향은 시카고예요. [ je-go-hyang-eun-si-ka-go-ye-yo ] - My hometown is Chicago.
• 저는 학생이에요. [ jo-neun-hak-saeng-i-e-yo ] - I am a student.
• 제 전공은 경제학 이에요. [ je-jeon-gong-eun-gyeong-je-hak-i-e-yo ] - My major is Economics.
• 만나서 반가워요. [ man-na-seo-ban-ga-wo-yo ] - Nice to meet you.
You may come from other countries, so you just need to change the name of the countries where you from. For examples, if you are from Korea, you just need to change the word - 시카고 to 한국, for the name of the countries, you may need to view: Korean Vocabulary - Countries. Michael introduce himself by first telling others his Korean names, his nationality, his hometown and his occupation (view Korean Vocabulary - Occupations). This is a nice example when you introduce yourself to Korean and in the end, add 만나서 반가워요 to show politeness. This expression is used to a person at a first meeting, 반가워요 delivers the same meaning. Korean Language Reading Practice is a short lesson. Hope you will like it. Continue to Korean Language Reading Practice 2 - Yes/No.
Credit: Seoul National University
감사합니다 - Thank you!
orean Adjectives
Korean Adjectives - 형용사 [ hyeong-yong-sa ]
Meaning Korean Adjective Pronunciation
to be/to exist 있다 [ it-da ]
to be all right 괜찮다 [ gwaen-chan-da ]
to be bad 나쁘다 [ na-bbeu-da ]
to be beautiful 아름답다 [ a-reum-dap-da ]
to be big 크다 [ keu-da ]
to be busy 바쁘다 [ ba-bbeu-da ]
to be cheap 싸다 [ ssa-da ]
to be cold 차갑다 [ cha-gap-da ]
to be cold 춥다 [ chup-da ]
to be comfortable 편하다 [ pyeon-ha-da ]
to be convenient 편리하다 [ pyeon-ri-ha-da ]
to be cool 시원하다 [ si-won-ha-da ]
to be cute 귀엽다 [ gwi-yeop-da ]
to be delicious 맛있다 [ ma-sit-da ]
to be different 다르다 [ da-reu-da ]
to be difficult 어렵다 [ eo-ryeop-da ]
to be easy 쉽다 [ swip-da ]
to be expensive 비싸다 [ bi-ssa-da ]
to be far 멀다 [ meol-da ]
to be fast 빠르다 [ bba-reu-da ]
to be full 배부르다 [ bae-bu-reu-da ]
to be glad 기쁘다 [ gi-bbeu-da ]
to be good 좋다 [ jo-da ]
to be good-natured 착하다 [ chak-ha-da ]
to be grateful 고맙다 [ go-map-da ]
to be hard 힘들다 [ him-deul-da ]
to be healthy 건강하다 [ geon-gang-ha-da ]
to be heavy 무겁다 [ mu-geop-da ]
to be hot 뜨겁다 [ ddeu-geop-da ]
to be hot (spicy) 맵다 [ maep-da ]
to be how 어떻다 [ eo-ddeo-da ]
to be hungry 배고프다 [ bae-go-peu-da ]
to be interesting 재미있다 [ jae-mi-it-da ]
to be jammed, crowded 복잡하다 [ bok-jap-ha-da ]
to be kind 친철하다 [ chin-cheol-ha-da ]
to be late 늦다 [ neut-da ]
to be long 길다 [ gil-da ]
to be many 많다 [ man-da ]
to be near 가깝다 [ ga-ggap-da ]
to be noisy 시끄럽다 [ si-ggeu-reop-da ]
to be not/there is no… 없다 [ eob-da ]
to be pretty 예쁘다 [ ye-bbeu-da ]
to be sad 슬프다 [ seul-peu-da ]
to be scared 무섭다 [ mu-seop-da ]
to be shamed 창피하다 [ chang-pi-ha-da ]
to be short 짧다 [ jjal-da ]
to be sick 아프다 [ a-peu-da ]
to be small 작다 [ jak-da ]
to be sorry 미안하다 [ mi-an-ha-da ]
to be sorry (honorific) 죄송하다 [ joe-song-ha-da ]
to be strange, weird 이상하다 [ i-sang-ha-da ]
to be stylish 멋있다 [ meo-sit-da ]
to be tasteless, plain 싱겁다 [ sing-geop-da ]
to be the same 같다 [ gat-da ]
to be tired 피곤하다 [ pi-gon-ha-da ]
to be uncomfortable 불편하다 [ bul-pyeon-ha-da ]
to be uninteresting 재미없다 [ jae-mi-eob-da ]
to be unpleasant 싫다 [ sil-da ]
to be glad 기쁘다 [ gi-bbeu-da ]
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Korean Vocabulary – Means of Transportation
Means of Transportation - 교통 기관 [ gyo-tong-gi-gwan ]
English Korean Pronunciation
Airliner 정기여객기 [ jeong-gi-yeo-gaek-gi ]
Airplane 비행기 [ bi-haeng-gi ]
Airship 비행선 [ bi-haeng-seon ]
Bicycle 자전거 [ ja-jeon-geo ]
Bus 버스 [ beo-seu ]
Canoe 카누 [ ka-nu ]
Car 자동차 [ ja-dong-cha ]
Dog Sled 개 썰매 [ gae-sseol-mae ]
Estate Car/Station Wagon 스테이션 왜건 [ seu-te-i-syeon-wae-geon ]
Express Bus 고속버스 [ go-sok-beo-seu ]
Ferry 나룻배 [ na-rut-bae ]
Glider 글라이더/활공기 [ geul-la-i-deo/hwal-gong-gi ]
Helicopter 헬리기 [ hel-li-gi ]
Hovercraft 호버크래프트 [ ho-beo-keu-rae-peu-teu ]
Jeep 지프차 [ ji-peu-cha ]
Jet Liner 제트 여객기 [ je-teu-yeo-gaek-gi ]
Jet Plane 제트기 [ je-teu-gi ]
Jet Ski 제트스키 [ je-teu-seu-ki ]
Limousine 리모진 [ ri-mo-jin ]
Motor Boat 모터보트 [ mo-teo-bo-teu ]
Motor Scooter 모터 스쿠터 [ mo-teo-seu-ku-teo ]
Ocean Liner 원양 정기선 [ won-yang-jeong-gi-seon ]
On foot 걸어서 [ geol-eo-seo ]
Passenger Car 승객 자동차 [ seung-gaek-ja-dong-cha ]
Passenger Plane 여객기 [ yeo-gaek-gi ]
Row Boat 노젓는 배 [ no-jeot-neun-bae ]
Sailboat 돛단배 [ dot-dan-bae ]
Scooter 스쿠터 [ seu-ku-teo ]
Ship, boat 배 [ bae ]
Sleigh 썰매 [ sseol-mae ]
Snowmobile 설상차 [ seol-sang-cha ]
Street Car 전차 [ jeon-cha ]
Subway 지하철 [ ji-ha-cheol ]
Taxi 택시 [ taek-si ]
Train 기차 [ gi-cha ]
Truck 픽업 [ pik-eop ]
Van 봉고차 [ bong-go-cha ]
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