The following phrases are complete sentences by themselves. However, you can also make multiple sentences with them. All you have to do is put the word you want in front of the phrase. For example:
커피 + 주세요 = 커피 주세요
[keopi] + [juseyo] = [keopi juseyo]
(coffee) + (give me) = ("Give me coffee." / "I'd like to have coffee, please.")
있어요? [isseoyo?] ↗ - Is there ...? / Is ... there? / Do you have ...? / Have you got ...?
Example: Caramel Macchiato 있어요? (Do you have Caramel Macchiato?)
//Since coffee din naman ang pinag-uusapan, nagbigay na ako ng isang example ng coffee. Besides, may kanta ang BTS na ang title ay "Coffee" and the lyrics go "Baby baby geudaeneun caramel macchiato..." XD Okay, moving oooonnn...//
있어요. [isseoyo.] ➡ - There is ... / I have ... / ... is here.
없어요? [eopseoyo?] ↗ - Is there not ...? / Is ... not there? / Do you not have ... ?
//없어요 is the negative form of 있어요, 'kay?//
없어요. [eopseoyo.] ➡ - There is not ... / ... is not here. / I don't have ...
Example: 남자친구 없어요. (I don't have a boyfriend.)
//Kaya may "yo" sa dulo to make it polite. Sa mga single d'yan, this would probably be your answer to your parents asking "남자친구 있어요?" although I doubt that your parents speak Korean. Mga pilipino po tayo. :P//
주세요. [juseyo.] - Give me ... / I'd like ..., please.
//Baka naman 'di niyo pa ma-gets 'to e given na sa first example! Hahaha!//
하세요? [haseyo?] ↗ - Do you do ...? / Do you speak ...?
Example: 한국어 하세요? (Do you speak Korean?)
몰라요. [mollayo.] ➡ - I don't know. / I don't know ...
Example: 그녀 몰라요. (I don't know her.)
좋아요? [joayo?] ↗ - Is it good? / Do you like it? / Is ... good? / Do you like ...?
Example: 집 좋아요? (Do you like the house?)
//Tinanong 'yan sa 'kin ni T.O.P nung nakabili na siya ng bahay namin as newlywed. XD//
좋아요. [joayo.] ➡ - It's good. / I like it. / Okay. / ... is good. / I like ...
어디예요? [eodiyeyo?] ↗ - Where? / Where is ...?
무엇이예요? [mueosiyeyo?] ↗ - What? / What is ...?
//That's all, guys. ^_____^ Love y'all.//
~Mam Seoyeon
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