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This daily Korean section will help improve your Korean listening & speaking, all sentences here are used in everyday life.
Focus on daily life Korean sentences, even though you don't learn Korean grammar, you can speak Korean automatically without notice.
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Beginner Daily Korean sentences learning guide
1. Listen and repeat after Tokki Ssaem
Listen first and repeat after Tokki Ssaem or you can try to read first by your own and you can check if your pronunciation is correct or not from Tokki Ssaem.
2. Listen anytime you want, anywhere you go
You can learn Korean on the bus while going to work / school. You can learn Korean while exercising or walking.
You can learn Korean while shopping. You can learn Korean while sitting at a cafe, etc.
3. Keep listening and practicing talking on your own
Remember, " deep learning is the No.1 secret to Korean fluency.
If you want to speak Korean fluently and automatically, you have to repeat the same
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I highly recommend you learn the Korean alphabet (한글 Hangeul) ASAP.
It’s the first and necessary step to improve your Korean language skills.
It’ll help you pronounce Korean correctly and the most important thing is that you will speak Korean confidently after learning it.
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Daily Korean Sentences & Phrases Learning
1. 서두르세요! [seo.du.reu.se.yo]
Please hurry up!
Korean Vocabulary
서두르다 : hurry / rush
Example Sentence
시간이 없어요, 서두르세요!
Time is running out, please hurry up!
Korean Grammar
으세요 / 세요 : Korean honorifics
This grammar is used to speak or requests politely.
It is also used to give suggestions using in a well-mannered way.
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When a verb stem has the final consonant, 으세요 is attached. ▲
Example Sentence
읽으세요.
Please read.
When a verb stem has no final consonant, 세요 is attached. ▲
Example Sentence
어서오세요.
Welcome.
2. 어려워요. [eo.ryeo.wo.yo]
It’s difficult.
Korean Vocabulary
어렵다 : difficult / hard
Example Sentence
(1) 어려워요?
Is it difficult?
(2) 질문이 어려워요.
The question is hard.
3. 쉬워요. [swi.wo.yo]
It’s easy.
Korean Vocabulary
쉽다 : easy
Example Sentence
(1) 쉬워요?
Is it easy?
(2) 한국어 쉬워요.
Korean is easy.
4. 달라요. [dal.la.yo]
It’s different.
Korean Vocabulary
다르다 : different
Example Sentence
(1) 달라요?
Is it different?
(2) 뭐가 달라요?
What’s different?
5. 몰라요. [mol.la.yo]
I don’t know.
Notice :
It's common to omit the subject in Korean sentences.
Korean Vocabulary
모르다 : to not know
Korean Phrase
모르는 사람 : a person who one doesn't know / a stranger
모르는 번호 : a phone number that one doesn't recognize
모르는 이야기 : something that one has not heard of before
Example Sentence
(1) 몰라요?
You don't know?
(2) 아직 몰라요.
I don't know yet.
6. 빨라요. [ppal.la.yo]
It’s fast.
Korean Vocabulary
빠르다 : fast / quick
Korean Phrase
빨리 먹다 : to eat fast
말이 빠르다 : someone speaks quickly / to have a fast way of talking / to speak fast
눈치가 빠르다 : to have a quick sense of what is happening / to have a fast intuition
Example Sentence
(1) 그 배우는 말이 너무 빨라요.
That actor talks too fast.
(2) 시간이 너무 빨라요.
Time goes too fast.
7. 화가 나요. [hwa.ga na.yo]
I’m angry.
Korean Vocabulary
화난 : angry
Korean Phrase
화가 나다 : to feel angry
화내다 : to get angry at someone / to show one's anger
Example Sentence
사소한 일에도 자꾸 화가 나요.
She keeps getting angry at small things.
8. 집에 가요. [ji.be ga.yo]
Let’s go home.
Depends on subject, "집에 가요." can have different meanings.
집에 가요.
Let's go home.
I'm going home.
We are going home.
Korean Vocabulary
집 : house / home
가다 : to go
Example Sentence
(1) 집에 가요?
Are you going home?
(2) 저는 오늘 집에 가요.
I'm going home today.
9. 저는 서울에 살아요. [jeo.neun seo.u.re sa.ra.yo]
I live in Seoul.
Korean Vocabulary
저 : I
서울 : Seoul
살다 : to live
Korean Grammar
은 / 는 : Topic marking particles
에 : time / location particle
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10. 도와주세요. [do.wa.ju.se.yo]
Help me, please.
Casual language : 도와줘.
Korean Vocabulary
돕다 : to help
Korean Phrase
일을 돕다 : to help someone in his / her work
서로 돕다 : to help each other
도와주다 " to give someone a hand
Example Sentence
(1) 도와주셔서 감사합니다.
Thank you for helping me.
(2) 제가 어떻게 도와 드릴까요?
How can I help you?
Practice Quiz
Write the below sentences in Korean
1. Are you going home?
2. What's different?
3. I don't know yet.
4. Time goes too fast.
5. Korean is easy.
6. Help me, please.
7. Please hurry up.
8. It is fast.
9. Is it different?
10. I'm angry.
Answers
1. 집에 가요?
2. 뭐가 달라요?
3. 아직 몰라요.
4. 시간이 너무 빨라요.
5. 한국어 쉬워요.
6. 도와주세요.
7. 서두르세요!
8. 빨라요.
9. 달라요?
10. 화가 나요.
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