필수 생존 표현
Essential Survival Phrases
이 팩에서 배우는 것
- ✓인사하기, 자기소개하기, 작별 인사하기
- ✓네/아니요, 부탁, 감사, 사과 표현 제대로 쓰기
- ✓도움 요청하기, 1~10 숫자 세기, 가격·나이 말하기
학생 모드 — 링크 공유 시 보이는 기본 화면
Speak Your First Korean in 5 Minutes5분 안에 첫 한국어
You do not need to read Hangul to use this pack. Every phrase comes with a romanization (the Korean written in English letters) — just sound it out.
A quick key: eo sounds like the "aw" in "saw", eu sounds like the "oo" in "good" said with flat lips, and double letters like kk, tt, ss are tense/sharp versions of k, t, s. Don't worry about being perfect — say it, and keep going.
Greetings & Goodbyes인사
Say hello and goodbye
annyeonghaseyo
Hello / Hi
Works any time of day, to anyone — your one all-purpose greeting.
annyeonghi gaseyo
Goodbye
Say this to someone who is leaving while you stay behind.
annyeonghi gyeseyo
Goodbye
Say this when you are the one leaving and they stay behind.
tto mannayo
See you again
daeume bwayo
See you next time
A friendly way to end a lesson — great line for your tutor to hear.
annyeonghi jumuseyo
Good night
Extra-polite version — safe to use with a teacher or someone older.
Read each greeting out loud 3 times before moving on.
annyeonghaseyo
Hello
Introducing Yourself자기소개
Say who you are
jeoneun sarayeyo
I'm Sarah
Swap 사라 (Sarah) for your own name.
mannaseo bangawoyo
Nice to meet you
ireumi mwoyeyo?
What's your name?
jeoneun migugeseo wasseoyo
I'm from the U.S.
Swap 미국 (U.S.) for your own country's name.
hangugeoreul baeugo isseoyo
I'm learning Korean
jal butakdeurimnida
Nice to meet you — let's get along
A polite closing line after introducing yourself. Very commonly heard.
Tutor
annyeonghaseyo! ireumi mwoyeyo?
Hello! What's your name?
You
jeoneun sarayeyo. mannaseo bangawoyo.
I'm Sarah. Nice to meet you.
Tutor
eodieseo wasseoyo?
Where are you from?
You
migugeseo wasseoyo.
I'm from the U.S.
Role-swap: read one side, then switch! 역할을 바꿔 읽어 보세요.
Yes, No, Please, Thank You & Sorry기본 응답
The four words you'll use constantly
ne
Yes
aniyo
No
juseyo
Please give me ~
Point at anything + 주세요 = instant shopping/ordering skill.
gamsahamnida
Thank you (formal)
Safe in any situation — strangers, shops, your tutor.
Apologies & "no problem"
gomawoyo
Thanks
A warmer, everyday version of 감사합니다 — good with friends.
joesonghamnida
I'm sorry (formal)
gwaenchanayo
It's okay / No problem
Use it to accept someone's apology, or to say you're fine.
Say each word out loud 3 times. These four will carry you through almost any interaction.
ne
Yes
"I Don't Understand" — Asking for Help도움 요청 표현
When you get stuck, say this
jal moreugesseoyo
I'm not sure / I don't really know
ihaega an dwaeyo
I don't understand
dasi hanbeon malhae juseyo
Please say that again
cheoncheonhi malhae juseyo
Please speak slowly
hangugeoro eotteoke malhaeyo?
How do you say that in Korean?
yeongeoro mwoyeyo?
What is that in English?
sseo juseyo
Please write it down
Great in a lesson — point at the chat box and say this.
You
igeo ihaega an dwaeyo.
I don't understand this.
Tutor
gwaenchanayo! dasi seolmyeonghalgeyo.
That's okay! I'll explain again.
You
cheoncheonhi malhae juseyo.
Please speak slowly.
Tutor
ne, algesseoyo.
Yes, got it.
Role-swap: read one side, then switch! 역할을 바꿔 읽어 보세요.
Numbers, Money & Age Basics숫자·돈·나이
Korean has two number systems. Don't worry about mastering both today — for now, just meet the one used for money, phone numbers, and dates: Sino-Korean numbers. (The other system, Native Korean numbers, is used for counting objects and telling age — you'll only need a couple of those below.)
Sino-Korean numbers 1–10 (money, phone numbers)
il
1
i
2
sam
3
sa
4
o
5
yuk
6
chil
7
pal
8
gu
9
sip
10
Talking about price
eolmayeyo?
How much is it?
bissayo
It's expensive
ssayo
It's cheap
kadeu dwaeyo?
Can I pay by card?
hyeongeumman dwaeyo
Cash only
This is what a cashier might tell you.
Talking about age
jeoneun seoreun sarieyo
I'm 30 years old
Age uses Native Korean numbers + 살 (sal) — swap 서른 (30) for your own age.
naiga eotteoke doeseyo?
How old are you?
The polite way to ask an adult's age.
Q1You want to ask the price of a necklace at a market. What do you say?
Q2Which is the Sino-Korean number "7", used for phone numbers?
Classroom Korean: Phrases We Use in Lessons수업에서 쓰는 한국어
Phrases your tutor uses — and how to reply
ttara haseyo
Repeat after me
Your tutor will say this before drills.
jalhaesseoyo!
Well done! / Great job!
Common praise — enjoy hearing it often.
dasi hanbeon hae boseyo
Try that one more time
Not a correction — just more practice.
yeogi boseyo
Look here
Usually points to the shared screen.
ilgeo boseyo
Try reading this
Sound it out — mistakes are expected.
ihaehaesseoyo?
Do you understand?
Answer honestly — 네 or 아니요 are both fine answers.
ne, ihaehaesseoyo
Yes, I understand
Your go-to reply when things click.
jal moreugesseoyo, dasi seolmyeonghae juseyo
I don't get it, please explain again
Perfectly fine to say — that's exactly what lessons are for.
Tutor
ttara haseyo: annyeonghaseyo.
Repeat after me: Hello.
You
annyeonghaseyo.
Hello.
Tutor
jalhaesseoyo! dasi hanbeon hae boseyo.
Great! Try once more.
You
ne, ihaehaesseoyo.
Yes, I understand.
Role-swap: read one side, then switch! 역할을 바꿔 읽어 보세요.
Before your next lesson