Sentences in Korean Language .. [SLASA]

Jd Tuesday's time to learn Korean for posting ..
Aq aq current post would post a few sentences in Korean ..


1. 안녕하십니까 (Annyeong hasimnika) formally or 안녕하세요 (Annyeong haseyo)  in non-formal means"congratulations, good morning, afternoon, evening or night", and pronounced in the initial encounter.




2. 처음 뵙습니다 ( cheo eum boepsemnida ) can be interpreted as "how".
3. 만나서 반갑습니다 (mannaseo bangapseumnida) formally or 만나서 반가워요 (mannaseo bangaweoyo) in non-formal means "glad to see / meet you".

4. 오래만이에요 ( oraemaniyeyo ) means "long time no see you"

5. 잘 지내셨어요 (jal jinae syeosseoyo) ask how "good - only better right ..? because the desired answer  잘 지내요 (jal jinaeyo)"that is fine.

6. 안녕히 주무세요 (Annyeonghi jumuseyo) formal greeting is "good night". 잘자 (jalja) in non-formal or 좋은 꿈꿔 (Joheun kkum kweo), both are also an expression of good night.


7. 안녕히 가세요 (Annyeonghi Kaseyo) "Goodbye", spoken to who would go.


8. 안녕히 게세요 (Annyeonghi Kyeseyo) "Goodbye" people who will go to the person who left.
9. 또 뵙겠습니다 ( ddo bwepkessemnida ) or "See you again". Or a more familiar may use 또 만나요 (DDO mannayo).
10. 다녀 오겠습니다 ( Danyeo ogessemnida ) This is a phrase to say goodbye. Or informal can 갔다 울게요 ( katda ulgeyo )Meanwhile, people who say dipamiti.

11. 다녀 오세요 (Danyeo oseyo) or 잘 갔다 왔어요 ( jal katda wasseyo ).

12. 다녀 왔습니다 ( Danyeo wasemnida ) is a greeting when he arrived home.

大韓風7 - Korean Vocabulary In .. [SLASA]

Mian br posts, aq forget this if hr tuesday hehe ...

Because sempet nyari2 ga jd posting his material would post vocabulary cm aq aja yaa ..


Some of the vocabulary words in Korean language tracks::
 
아직 [ajik] = still

들 [deul] = plural object marker
이 [i] = This
이제 [ije] = now
언제나 [eonjena] = whenever / is always
의 [eui] = particle property
가 [ga] = sentence particles (added to the subject / object)
그래 [geurae] = alright
그렇게 [geureohke] = such
하지만 [hajiman] = but
행복 [haengbok] = happiness
햇지만 [haetjiman] = make[past]
함께( 해) [hamkke(hae)] = togerther
이렇게 [ireohke] = Such
있어(요) [isseo (yo)] = there
가끔 [gakkeum] = this kadanseperti times
그냥 [geunyang] = like that; stay that way
미안(해) [mian (hae)] = sorry
모두 [modu] = each

모든게/모든걸[modeunge/modeungeol] = everything, everything

나 [na]= I (informal)
나의 천사 [naeui cheonsa] = my angel
내가 [naega] = I (have a greater emphasis than the "Na")
너 [neo] = you (informal)
너의 도눈이 [neoeui du nuni] = both eyes
는 [neun] = sentence particle (serves as a marker of the subject)
니가 [niga] = ye (more emphasis on 'you' instead of "neo")
우리 [uri] = we
없어 (요)[eobseo (yo)] = no
밤 [bam] = night
를 / 을 [reul/eul] =
sentence particle (serves as a marker object)


사랑 [sarang] = love

사랑해 (요) [sarang (hae)]= I love you
사람 [saram]= people
세 상 [sesang] = world
내마음속에 [soge]= in my heart
싶어[sipheo] = want
당 신 [dangsin] = you (formal)
왜 [wae] = why
위해[wihae] = to
요 [yo] = used to politely suggest to the word / phrase

용 서(해) [yongseohae] = forgive

영원 [yeongweon] = immortality
영원히 [yeongweonhi] = forever
심장 [simjang] = heart
가슴이아파 [gaseumi apha] = my heart is sick
또나지마 [tonajima] = do not leave me
마지막 [majimak] = last
너를이즐수없는데 [neoreul ijeulsu eobneunde] = I can not forget you

도라와져, 제발 [dorawajyo, jebal] = please come back

나 를사랑해 [nareul] = love me
너를 위햇어 [neoreul wihaeseo] = for you
이세 상에서 [isesangeseo] = in this world
(이제는) 다시 시작해 [(ijeneun) dasi sijakhae] = (now) start again
우리가 [uriga] = we

Congratulations ...!!! Chingu Learning

大韓風6 - Vocabulary in Korean ... [SLASA]

Additional vocabulary chingu again yes,, let you guys know more about Korean language vocabulary ...^^


.. Season 4 ..
봄 [bom] spring
여름 [yeoreum] summer
가을 [ga-eul] autumn
겨울 [gyeo-ul] winter

.. Recreation ..
등산 [deungsan] mountaineering

낚시 [nakssi] fishing
달리기 [dalligi] athletics
영화감상 [yeong-hwa gamsang] watch movie
음악감상 [eumak gamsang] listening to music
여행 [yeohaeng] travel
우표수집 [upyo sujip] stamp collection
TV 시청 [TV sicheong] watch TV
그림 그리기 [geurim geurigi] paint
사진촬영 [sajin chwaryeong]photograph

.. Sightseeing in Korea ..
제주도 [Jejudo] Jeju Island

한라산 [Hallasan] Mount Halla
백두산 [Baekdusan] Mount Beakdu
금강산 [Geumgangsan] Mount Keumgang
경주 [Gyeongju] Gyeongju
설악산 [Seoraksan] Mount Seorak
지리산 [Jirisan] Mount Jiri
한려수도 [Hallyeosudo] Hallyeosudo
용인 민속촌 [Yongin Minsokchon] Yongin Traditional Village
석굴암 [Seokguram] Seokkuram
불국사 [Bulguksa] Temple Bulguk
첨성대 [Cheomseongda] Cheomseungdae
안압지 [Anapji] Anapji
경복궁 [Gyeongbokgung] Gyeongbok Palace
덕수궁 [Deoksugung] Deoksu Palace
국립박물관 [Gungnip-bangmulgwan] National Museum

Congratulations ...!!! Learning :))

大韓風5 - 나도 그래 ( Nado Gerae ) expression in the language Korea [SLASA]

There is a simple conversation of two friends, namely between Duri and Dura as follows:

Duri: I love learning problems does, but when told to open the book that most males ....
Dura: Yes, I will too. I see the shape of chicken meat if it also does not like, but if I liked eating it.

This conversation that in writing the Korean language at least sounds like this:


* 두리 : 난 공부 하는 걸 좋아해, 그런데 책 보는 게 싫어( nan gongbu haneun geol johahae, geureonde chaek boneunge sirheo ) “

* 두라 : 나도 그래, 저 닭고기가 꼴도 보기 싫거든, 그런데 먹는 걸 좋아해( nado geurae, jeo darkgogiga kkoldobogi sirkeodeun, geureonde meongneun geol johahae )”

Expression: 나도 그래, ( nado geurae )This is called the 피장 파장 ( pijang pajang )means all the same. So this sentence illustrates that the speech and that in talking to have the same perception on the subject.

Or as well as conversations about the weather as follows:
A : 오늘 날씨 좋지. 그렇지 않니? ( oneul nalssi johji…geureo ji anhi..? ) " today the weather is nice? is not it ..? "
B : 응, 그래. 하지만 나는 비오는 날을 아주 좋아해. ( eng..geurae…hajiman naneun bi oneun naleul aju joahae..)"emm .. but I would really like it when days of heavy rain. "
A : 나도 그래. ( Nado geurae ) "yes .. me too. "

Description Keyword:

1. 나 ( na ) =  me, 도 ( do ) = also , even, 그래 ( geurae ) = yes, ,well, agree. 나도 그래 = agree ... I'm so well.
2. 공부 하다 ( kong bu hada ) = learning, according to keteranga kongbu is the same as ‘ to study’ in English, while 배우다 ( baeuda ) = practice, learning, is like the word” to learn “.

3. 그런데 ( geurende ) = yet, however. almost the same as geurejiman.
4. 좋아 하다 ( joahada ) = love, love. If written 좋다 ( johda ) , means good, good, pleasant, well ...!. But also to differentiate 좋아지다 ( joahjida ) = improved /for the better,or to be liked /fond.( 좋아 하게 되다 ).


Usually, when get-togethers among adult men who have yet to settle down there is always a joking way "I was ready to get married, but gave a living are less ready". Then ditimpali by his friends "Agreed, I'm also so", then that another party following a "me too ... me too. " But my opinion is different, "if I'm illegitimate ready, ready to give a living, just living that would be given just are not ready". The expression of the word "I was also so "as is usually called 피장 파장 ( pijang pajang )or all the same.
 
Congratulations ....!!!! Learning ^ _ ^

Super Junior - M - U

【始源】夢中的天使來降臨 而我已經確定要的人就是你


【韓庚】請讓我來為你斷定 守護你的騎士他現在在這裡

【奎賢】我無法想像身旁你不在 要怎麼忍耐一個人的無奈

【麗旭】Oh～我的愛 放出去怎麼收回來

【全體】cause I can't stop thinking about you girl

【東海】你屬於我 最美的夢

【全體】no I can't stop thinking about you girl

【周覓】我要我們手緊緊相握

【東海】你發上殘餘的香氣 白皙的背頸 讓我沉醉不已

【Henry】低沉帶磁性的話語 纏繞在耳邊 流連不曾消失

【麗旭】把戒指藏在玫瑰裡 能不能請你和我一起走那未來

【奎賢】Oh～我的愛 放出去不會收回來

【全體】cause I can't stop thinking about you girl

【東海】瘋狂不已 不能失去你

【全體】no I can't stop thinking about you girl

【麗旭】我會讓你 只要我 只為我而哭

【全體】cause I can't stop thinking about you girl

【Henry】瘋狂不已 不能失去你

【全體】no I can't stop thinking about you girl

【奎賢】我只要我們心緊緊相依

【全體】cause I can't stop thinking about you girl

【韓庚】不要留我 孤單在這裡

【全體】no I can't stop thinking about you girl

【始源】你只屬於我 讓我屬於你

cause I can't stop no I can't stop cause I can't stop

大韓風4 - Kalo had already posted the lyrics kagu, aq current would again let me love about a collection vocabulary vocabulary more and more hehe ..

a.Teacher– 선생님 – Sonsengnim
b.Pupil– 학생 – Hakseng
c.Professor – 교수님 – Kyosu nim
d.Instructor – 교사님 – Kyosa nim
e.Experts– 기술자 – Kisulca
f.Expert– 기사님 – Kisanim
g.Driver – 운전기사 – Unjon kisa
h.Director – 사장님 – Sajangnim
i.Deputy Director– 부사장님 – Busajangnim
j.General manager– 과장님 – kwajangnim
k.Chief foreman– 부장님 – bujang nim
l. Chief of staff– 반장님 – panjang nim
m.Undersheriff– 차장님 – chajang nim
n.Fist operation– 공장장님 – kongjangjang nim
o.Staff offices– 대리님 – Deri nim
p.Secretary– 경리 – Kyong r(n)i
q.Employees– 회사원 – Hwe sa won

.. Public Places ..

Cib 집 => Home
Bang 방 => Room
Hwesa 회사 => Company
Kongjang 공장 => Factory
Kisuksa 기숙사 => Hostel
Hwajangsil 화장실 => Toilet
Hakyo 학교 => School
Siktang 식당 => Restaurant / cafeteria
Eunheng 은행 => Bank
Samusil 사무실 => Office
Pyongwon 병원 => Hospital
Matteu 마트 => Mini Market
Uceguk 우체국 => Post Office
Sijang 시장 => Market
Pekwajom 배과점 => Mall
Yok 역 => Train Station
Boseu Tominol 버스터미널 => Bus Terminal
Konghang 공항 => Airport
Hang 항 => Port
Hotel 호텔 => Hotels
Yogwan 여관 => Motel / Lodging
Yaguk 약국 => Pharmacy
Kyongchal so 경찰소 => Police Station
Curibguk Samuso 추립국사무소 => immigration office
Nadongbu 노동보 => Labor Department
Keukcang 극장 => Cinema
Kong won 공원 => Garden
San 산 => Mountain
Pattaka 바따가 => Beach
Hebyang 해뱡 => Sea

大韓風3 - Learning About Suffixes

Now we will learn about suffix~ㅂ/~습니까? (~p/~seumnikka?)This suffix is used to form a sentence questions ...

Example words:
1.Basic word: 오다 (oda) 옵니까? (omnikka?) =come?
2.Basic word: 아프다 (apheuda) 압니까? (apheumnikka?) =sick?
3.Basic word: 아름답다 (areumdapta) 아름답습니까? (areumdapseumnikka?)=beautiful / gorgeous?

Example sentence:
1.자카르타는 너무 덥습니까?

(Jakarta-neun neomu deopseumnikka?)
Is Jakarta is very hot?

2.당신의 머리가 압니까?
(Dangsine meoriga amnikka?)
Does your head hurt?

3.리나씨가 여쁩니까?
(Rina-ssiga yeppeumnikka?)
Is Ms. Rina beautiful?

4. 오빠는 책을 읽습니까?
(oppaneun chaekeul ikseumnikka?)
Are older (men) read a book? (By women)

5. 저 바다가 넓습니까?
(jeo badaga neopseumnikka?)
Is it broad sea?

6. 그들의 집이 좁습니까?
(geudeure jibi jopseumnikka?)
Are they narrow house?

7. 저 산이 큽니까?
(jeo sani kheumnikka?)
Is it a big mountain?

8. 여자는 많습니까?
(yeojaneun manseumnikka?)
Do many women?

Vocabulary:
당신 (dangsin) = You

머리 (meori) = Head
여쁘다 (yeppeuda) = sweet / pretty
읽다 (ikta) = Read
자다 (jada) = Sleep
먹다 (meokta) = Eat
마시다 (masida) = Drink
많다 (mantha) = There are
적다 (jeokta) = Less
크다 (kheda) = Geater
작다 (jakta) = Smaller
넓다 (neopta) = Wide
좁다 (jopta) = Narrow

ADDITIONAL MATERIAL: Appoint WORD

Consider the example sentence no. 7 and 9. At the beginning of the sentences there said저 (jeo). 저here means“itu”.
In the Korean language, there are 3 types of said point, namely:
1. 이 (i) = This (If the designated object close to the speaker.)

2. 그 (geu) = it (if the designated object away from the speaker, but closer to the listener.)
3. 저 (jeo) = it (If the designated object far from the speaker and listener.)