Learn How To Speak In Korean

Random words you should learn

Jong-yi: 종이- paper
sa-won: 사원- any religious institution e.g Church, mosque, buddhist temple, e.t.c.
gyo-hwe: 교회- church
woo-sang: 우상- idol (singers and celebs. not used much)
gi-dok-gyo: 기독교- protestant (christian stuff)
a-rae: 아래- below, down, bottom of something
an-jjok: 안쪽- inside
ju-je: 주제- subject or theme of something
sa-yi: 사이- relationship
je-mok: 제목- title, subject, theme
eu-ro: 으로- through, into something
go-hyang: 고향- a person's hometown
gae-in: 개인- personal
gam-jeong: 감정- feelings, emotions
mi-nyeo: 미녀- a beauty, a good looking lady
ma-nyeo: 마녀- witch, female demon
ma-wang: 마왕- the devil, evil spirits
in-yeon: 인연- fate, a connection with something or someone
un-myeong: 운명- fate, destiny (commonly used than the former)
woo-yeon: 우연- coincidence, something that happens by chance
sa-hwe: 사회- community, society
jo-shim: 조심- carefulness
se-sang: 세상- the world
hon-ja: 혼자- alone
i-reum: 이름- name
sil-su: 실수- mistake, error
o-ta: 오타- typo
da-shi-han-beon: 다시한번- once more, one more time
ha-na-nim: 하나님- God, The Almighty
shin- 신- god
gang-ah-ji: 강아지- puppy
soh: 소- cow
dwae-ji: 돼지- pig
jeo: 저- me (formal), that over there
na: 나- me, I (informal)
in-saeng: 인생- life
kkeut: 끝- end
kkeut-kka-ji: 끝까지- till the end of something
dwi: 뒤- at the back or behind something
gam: 감- feeling, a sixth sense
hana: 하나- one
dul: 둘- two
seh: 셋- three
neh: 넷- four
da-seot: 다섯- five
yeo-seot: 여섯- six
il-gop: 일곱- seven
yeo-deolb: 여덟- eight
a-hop: 아홉- nine
ship: 십- ten
shin-bu: 신부- bride
ah-nae: 아내- wife
nam-pyeon: 남편- husband
nam-ja: 남자- man
yeo-ja: 여자- woman
jin-shil: 진실- truth
sa-shil: 사실- a fact, truth (but used when you're saying something like "The truth is...")
mal: 말- word
nal: 날- day
a-chim: 아침- morning, breakfast
gwi-shin: 귀신- ghost
dong-saeng: 동생- younger sibling
eum-shik: 음식- food
no-rae-bang: 노래방- karaoke place
pi: 피- blood
bi: 비- rain
yang: 양- miss (added to the end of a name)
goon: 군- mister
bu-in: 부인- a married lady, mrs
sshi: 씨- mr, miss, mrs
nim: 님- added to a name of someone who is important/added to the end of an occupation to show that he or she is a specialist in their work e.g 선생님 (seonsaeng-nim: teacher), 박사님 (bak-sa-nim: doctor)...
(Both 님 (nim) and 씨 (sshi) are gender neutral and used for both genders)
geu: 그- that, him
geu-nyeo: 그녀- she, her
ba-da: 바다- sea
bang-geum: 방금- just now e.g 방금 뭐라고 했어 (bang-geum mwo-ra-go haess-eo: what did you say just now?)
dang-jang: 당장- right away e.g 당장 나가 (dang-jang na-ga: leave right away)
soon-gan: 순간- moment
seol-ma: 설마- possibly
geu-ri-go: 그리고- and, also
jang-nan: 장난- play, trick, prank
wi-hom-ha-da: 위홈하다- dangerous
sik-sa: 식사- meal, dinner, message
keun: 큰- big
hak-saeng: 학생- student
jeon-hwa: 전화- phone
jeon-hwa-beon-ho: 전화번호- phone number
nop-da: 높다- high
kkul: 꿀- honey
woo-yoo: 우유- milk
geu-bun: 그분- that person
ah-yi: 아이- child
keun-il: 큰일- problem, issue
mash-i-da: 맛있다- tasty
haen-deu-pon: 핸드폰- mobile phone
sa-chon: 사촌- cousin
sam-chon: 삼촌- paternal uncle
ee-mo: 이모- maternal aunt
go-mo: 고모- paternal aunt
go-mo-bu: 고모부- husband of your paternal aunt
ee-mo-bu: 이모부- husband of your maternal aunt
a-jum-ma: 아줌마- middle aged woman
a-jeo-ssi: 아저씨- middle aged man
a-reu-ba-i-teu: 아르바이트- part time job
i-sang-ha-da: 이상하다- strange, weird
gi-jeok: 기적- miracle
gi-bun: 기분- feeling, mood
bu-jang: 부장- head of a department (add nim)
sa-jang: 사장- president of a company. (usually of a small company. add nim)
wang: 왕- king
wang-ja: 와자- prince (add nim)
gong-ju: 공주- princess (add nim)
jeon-ha: 전하- your highness
gong-bu-ha-da: 공부하다- study
no-rae: 노래- song
cha: 차- vehicle, car
so-bang-cha: 소방차- firetruck