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?
(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
xx
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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)
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