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Vowel Sounds a as in father (:) ae as in at () eo as in opt () e as in egg (e) o as in open () u as in flu (u:) eu as in look () i as in inn () Simple Words ne a-ni-yo

an-yo wae-yo mweo-ye-yo eo-di-ye-yo eo-di-is-seo-yo eon-je-ye-yo cho-a-yo na-p=a-yo meo-ga-yo nu-gu se-yo meo-shit-seo-yo eop-seo-yo chi-geum pa-li nae-ga ar-a-ji ar-a-so na-ga cham na cham (an-jae) (kyang) (i-ri-wa) (i-ri-yo-se-yo) Yes No No Why? What is this/that? Where is it/are you? Where is he/she? When is it? Good Bad What=s the problem? Who is it? Nice Nothing Now Fast I Do you know? Do you know? Go out Sleeping Nap (n.) Sit No reason, just Come here (informal) Come here ya as in yard (y:) yae as in yak (y) yeo as in yacht (y) ye as in yes (ye) yo as in yoga (y) yu as in you (yu:) wa as in want (w:) wae as in wacky (w) weo as in was (w) we as in way (we) oe as in way (we) wi as in we (wi:) ui as in ? (guttural); connecting as in air (e)

Greetings an-nyeong-ha-se-yo an-nyeong-hi kye-se-yo an-nyeong-hi ka-se-yo an-nyeong-hi ju-mu-se-yo kam-sa ham-ni-da mi-an-ham-ni-da choe-song-ham-ni-da shi-le-ham-ni-da sa-rang-hae-yo cho-a-hae-yo man-na-seo pan-gap-sum-ni-da yeo-bo-se-yo cheo-man-e-yo ha-ji-ma-se-yo kap-shi-da-ka-yo mol-la-yo kwaen-ch=a-na-yo ch=eon-man-ne-yo to-bwa-yo kka-kka-jo-eng ha-ra-beo-ji hal-meo-ni a-jeo-sshi a-ju-ma (a-ju-meo-ni) a-ga-sshi seon-saeng-nim (= Asong sang@) a-beo-ji eo-meo-ni sa-meo-nim hyeong-je cha-mae ch=in-gu hyeong op-pa nu-na eon-ni eo-ri-ni cha-gi yeo-bo na-nun-Davina-im-ni-da na-nun (EAST)-shin-hak-gyogyo-su-im-ni-da ui-inn ui-sa-ram na-nun Sinagpore sa-ram-im-ni-da chal chi-nae-seo-yo chal chi-nae-yo (ar-a-teut-ta) (chu-weo-yo) How are you? How do you do? Good-bye (Astay in peace@, when leaving) Good-bye (Ago [ka] in peace@, sending someone off) Good night Thank you I am sorry I am sorry (more intense) Excuse me I love you I like you Glad to meet you Hello (phone greeting) You are welcome Don=t do that Let=s go (informal: ka-ja) I don=t know It's okay (more likely, AI am okay. No, thanks.@) You are welcome See you later AAct@ Grandfather Grandmother Mister Missus (addressing elderly woman) Young lady/girl Addressing ederly man, teacher Father Mother Hghly-respected person=s wife Brothers Sisters Friends Boy=s elder brother Girl=s elder brother Boy=s elder sister Girl=s elder sister Children Darling Darling My name is Davina I am a teacher at the (EAST) Bible school righteous man righteous man I am from Singapore How have you been? I am fine Do you understand? Are you feeling cold?

(deo-weo-yo) Buying Things XXX chu-se-yo eol-ma ye-yo bi-ssa-yo kka-kka-ju-se-yo Directions yeo-gi-yo cheo-gi-yo woen-jok oreun-jok Drinks mul k=eo-p=i cha k=ol-la sa-i-da chus han-jan han-byeong Food so-geo-gi twae-ji-geo-gi dak-geo-gi saeng-seon (= Asang song@) saeng-seon-hoe ppang pap so-geum hu-ch=u ch=am oe seol t=ang p=o do tal-da Eating pe go-p=a-yo ma shi-seo-yo ma-deop-seo-yo ma-ni cho-geum shik-sa meok-geo-yo

Are you feeling hot?

Please give me . . . How much is this? It=s expensive Give me cheaper

Here, hello There Go left Go right

Water Coffee Tea Coke Sprite or 7-up (non-Coke) Juice A glass, a cup A bottle

Beef Pork Chicken Fish Slices of raw fish Bread Cooked rice Salt Pepper Melon (small yellow) Sugar Grape Sweet

I am hungry It is delicious It is not delicious A lot (before phrase) A little (before phrase) Meal Let=s eat

chal moek-geo-su-mi-da mot meo(k)-geo-yo twae-ji-geo-gi mot-meo(k)-geo-yo a-ch=im (shik-sa) [deu-se-yo] cheom-shim cheon-yeok hwa-jang-shil (eo-di-ye-yo) (pae-bul-leo-yo) Time shi-gan o-neul nae-il weol-yo-il hwa-yo-il su-yo-il mok-yo-il keum-yo-il t=o-yo-il il-yo-il Religious Language ha-na-nim a-beo-ji ye-su-nim seong-nyeong-nim ye-su-nim i-re-mul-ro chip-sa-nim chang-no-nim meok-sa-nim (kweon-sa-nim) chu-nim-mul ch=an-yang-he-yo

I have eaten much I cannot eat I cannot eat pork Morning (breakfast time) [by host = have . . .] Lunch, lunch time Dinner, evening Restroom (Where is the restroom?) I am full

Time Today Tomorrow Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Father God Jesus Holy Spirit In the name of Jesus Deacon (male/female) Elder (male/female) Pastor (male/female) Elder-deacon Praise the Lord

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