Okay imam teach you guys some simple and cute hangul phrases. Hangul is the official name for the Korean language, and it is kind of like the alphabet we have here. Koreans have vowels and constanents as well! (I think about 24 or 26 or something in total)
The following phrases will have the hangul (actual Korean characters), Romanisation (the English version) and English meaning and also correct pronounciation in the English alphabet.
So, here we go! :)
Anyonghaseyo(안녕하세요) ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ : A
formal greeting meaning “hello!”
Anyong(안녕) (・∀・ ):
Informal way to say “hello.” Typically used amongst close friends. If you are
older you can say it to someone who is younger than you.
Yobeosayeo(여보세요) (°ロ°)☝: “Hello” when you pick up the phone.
Ajumma(아줌마) (￣(エ)￣) :
What you can call an older woman. Generally, the woman should be over 40 years
of age as it can be offensive if they are younger.
Ajusshi(아저씨) (￣(エ)￣): What
you can call an older man, same rule applies as to ajumma.
Dongsaeng(동생) (◕ω◕✿): “Younger sibling.” You can refer to your own younger siblings as
dongsaeng or a younger person who is close to you.
Hyung(형)/Eonni(언니)ヽ(*・ω・)人(・ω・*)ノ: What you can call your older sibling (hyung=male, eonni=female),
or someone older of the same sex that is close to you. Sometimes you will even
hear tom-boys call her older guy friends hyung!
Oppa(오빠)/Noona(누나 ) (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧: What you call your older
sibling of the opposite sex (Oppa=what girls call older guys, Noona=used by
boys for older girls) or someone of the opposite sex that is close to you. Also
used affectionately among couples!
Yeobo(여보) (｡♥‿♥｡): Used by
a married couple, meaning “sweetie” or “honey”
Wae!!(왜) щ(ಥДಥщ): Why!!
Ottoke!!(어떻게!!) ((((゜д゜;)))): What to
do!!
Jugulle?(죽을래?) ಠ_ಠ : Wanna die?
Yah!(야) (n‘∀‘)ηﾟ: Hey!
Neo micheoseo?(너 미쳐서) ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ) : Are you
crazy?
Michin nyan!(미친년!) ⊙‿⊙: Crazy bitch!
Shibal! (씨발!) (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻ : Fuck,
fucking
Kaja!(가자 ) (≧ω≦): Let’s
go!
Ggeojyeo (꺼져) ◡︿◡ : Get lost
Bbali!(빨리!) (┛◉Д◉)┛: Hurry!
Mianhae(미안헤) (╥_╥): I’m
sorry…
Anyonghaseyo(안녕하세요) ( ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ : A
formal greeting meaning “hello!”
Anyong(안녕) (・∀・ ):
Informal way to say “hello.” Typically used amongst close friends. If you are
older you can say it to someone who is younger than you.
Yobeosayeo(여보세요) (°ロ°)☝: “Hello” when you pick up the phone.
Ajumma(아줌마) (￣(エ)￣) :
What you can call an older woman. Generally, the woman should be over 40 years
of age as it can be offensive if they are younger.
Ajusshi(아저씨) (￣(エ)￣): What
you can call an older man, same rule applies as to ajumma.
Dongsaeng(동생) (◕ω◕✿): “Younger sibling.” You can refer to your own younger siblings as
dongsaeng or a younger person who is close to you.
Hyung(형)/Eonni(언니)ヽ(*・ω・)人(・ω・*)ノ: What you can call your older sibling (hyung=male, eonni=female),
or someone older of the same sex that is close to you. Sometimes you will even
hear tom-boys call her older guy friends hyung!
Oppa(오빠)/Noona(누나 ) (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*:･ﾟ✧: What you call your older
sibling of the opposite sex (Oppa=what girls call older guys, Noona=used by
boys for older girls) or someone of the opposite sex that is close to you. Also
used affectionately among couples!
Yeobo(여보) (｡♥‿♥｡): Used by
a married couple, meaning “sweetie” or “honey”
Wae!!(왜) щ(ಥДಥщ): Why!!
Ottoke!!(어떻게!!) ((((゜д゜;)))): What to
do!!
Jugulle?(죽을래?) ಠ_ಠ : Wanna die?
Yah!(야) (n‘∀‘)ηﾟ: Hey!
Neo micheoseo?(너 미쳐서) ლ(́◉◞౪◟◉‵ლ) : Are you
crazy?
Michin nyan!(미친년!) ⊙‿⊙: Crazy bitch!
Shibal! (씨발!) (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻ : Fuck,
fucking
Kaja!(가자 ) (≧ω≦): Let’s
go!
Ggeojyeo (꺼져) ◡︿◡ : Get lost
Bbali!(빨리!) (┛◉Д◉)┛: Hurry!
Mianhae(미안헤) (╥_╥): I’m
sorry…
영원히
yeong-wonhi
forever ღ
영감을 찾을 수있는 곳?
yeong-gam
eun eodi issji?
where
can you find inspiration?
Source: tumblr (thank you! ღ)
okay, that's all. Yep, it was a huge list. Thanks for keeping with me and not closing the tab. Hope you like this post and subscribe for moreeee
(tbh, tumblr was a big source of Korean phrases for me. All you have to do is search 'Korean phrases' and you get a whole heap!)
Till Nxt Time,
Evaa
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(by the way here is the link to my II Cute/Romantic/Sweet Hangul (Korean) Phrases!
http://forevainlovewithyou.blogspot.com.au/2013/08/cuteromanticsweet-hangul-korean-phrases.html)
