Aboji - Father
Aniyo - no
Annyong haseyo - Hello / goodbye
Chin'gu - friend
oche - yesterday
omonim / omma - mother
Saranghe - i love you
kuromyon - if so
mul - water
nappun - bad
oppa - older brother (used by women)
hyong - older brother (used by men)
nuna - older sister (used by men)
onni - older sister (used by women)
ne- yes
pi - rain
pyong'won - hospital
sonseng(nim) - teacher
yepun / yepuda - pretty
chup'ta - cold
oryowun / oryopta - difficult
ottoh'ke - how
hankuk - Korea
Egi - baby
kunyang - expression for the word "just"
jinjja - really
kure - okay/yes
begupa - hungry
kyopta - cute
ajashi - uncle
chonje - genius
Mot Seng Gyut da - Ugly
Chal Seng Gyut da - Handsome
Annyong hashim-nikka? - how are you?
Ne, Annyong hashim-nikka? - Fine, and how are you?
Koma-wayo / Komap-sum-nida - Thank you!
yobo-seyo - hello (on the phone)
Jeff imnida - I am Jeff
O-di - Where?
On-je - When?
Olma na - How?
Nugo - Who?
wae? / ot-che so? - Why?
Mo? - What?
Odi sa-sim nikka? - Where do you live?
On-je kkaji? - Till when?
Kolchi apumnida - I am frustrated
Gombuhe - study
Maship-shita - Let's drink
o have a question .... what is the diference between Koma-wayo / Komap-sum-nida???
As I watch kdrama, usually komawoeyo is used as casual and komapsumnida is for formal
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