200 Words Every Korean Beginner Must-Know
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I can read hangul, I just don't understand what I'm reading. Lmao
Jezebel Imnida I recommend you learn the foundation and a bit of grammar to understand before you go right into vocabulary also while your learning grammar you should learn some vocabulary since you can practice example sentences
@@taibah4286 I can read 한글. I know the rules of reading it so I can get the exact pronunciation of the word. After I read it, I ask my friend what it means. 😂 And thank you for telling me this. I will have to work more on learning grammar. 😂 Thank you!
Jezebel Imnida no problem 😂
In the same boat
lol same
*Days/time*
Hour - si
Morning - achim
Afternoon - daenat
Night - bam
Today - oenul
Tomorrow - naeil
Yesterday - eojae
Birthday - saengil
Day - il
Time - sigan
Monday - woryoil
Thursday - mogyoil
Friday - geumyoil
Sunday - iroil
Weekend - jumul
*Months*
Month - dal
January - irwol (1-il)
February - iwol (2-i)
March - samwol (3-sam)
April - sawol (4-sa)
May - owol (5-o)
June - yuwol (6-yuk)
July - chirwol (7-chil)
August - parwol (8-pal)
September - guwol (9-gu)
October - siwol (10-sip)
November - sibirwol (11- sibil)
December - sibiwol (12-.sibi)
*Food/beverages*
Food - eumsik
Fruit - gwail
Bread - ppang
Vegetable - yachae
Fish - mulggogi
Sea food - haesanmul
Meat - gogi
Lunch - jeomsim siksa
Dinner - jeonyeok siksa
Beer - maekjju
Wine - podoju
Beverage - eumnyosu
Milk - uyu
Tea - cha
Coffee - keopi
Water - mul
*Colors*
Black - geomeun
Blue - paran
Brown - galssaegui
Grey - hoesaeguil
Green - noksaegui
Pink - bunhongsaegui
Red - bbalgan
White - hayan
Yellow - noran
*Body parts*
Ear - gwi
Eye - nun
Face - eolgul
Foot - bal
Hair - meori
Hand - son
Mouth - ib
Nose - ko
Stomach - bae
Tongue - hyeo
Tooth - i
*Numbers*
0 - yeong
1 - il
2 - i
3 - sam
4 - sa
5 - o
6 - yuk
7 - chil
8 - pal
9 - gu
10 - sip
18 - sip(10) + pal(8) sippal
19 - sipgu
11 - sibil
12 - sibi
13 - sipsam
14 - sipsa
15 - sibo
16 - simyuk
17 - sipchil
22 - isibi
44 - sasipsa
*Money / travel*
Airplane - bihaenggi
Flight - bihaeng
Airport - gonghang
Bicycle - jajeongeo
Motorcycle - otobai
Cash - hyeongeum
Money - don
Credit card - sinyong(kadeu) is (card)
Debit card - hyeongeum kadeu
Passport - yeogwon
Luggage - jim
Map - jido
Travel - yeohaenghada
Vacation - bangkak
*Connecting words*
Man - namja
Friend - chingu
Boyfriend - namja chingu
Woman - yeoja
Girlfriend - yeojachingu
Pants - baji
Jeans - cheong(baji) is (pants)
YOU ARE THE BEST!
woah~ awesome! Thanks for letting us ♡♡
Thanks appreciate it
Can u also do one with the weather pls
Wow great
It would be a little better if these words were presented in categories instead of randomly...like having all months of the year together. And all the colors together.
It's not random... It's alphabetical...
@@TheVampireLucinda
Ah yes. Ok. But it still would be better to have categories. Who studies languages by studying words alphabetically? Maybe some small % of people do. But most study, numbers , months, days, colors...etc. by category. Much easier to retain in your memory that way😊
Tess W
fully agree, I was about to type the same, mnths should be learnt together, lists categories are important, humans categorize and follow patterns
I totally agree. “Speak in Korean” channel does that.
Agree
You can understand some korean words if you know the meaning of each single letter.
For example,
공 means air.
항 means port.
So 공항 means airport.
Wow....
Doesnt gong(공) also mean ball??
@@jazzycat2990 one single letter can have only one or two or many meanings. it depends.
In case of 축구공, 농구공, 야구공,
공 means ball.
AnimeAkumu cuz it depends on the chinese characters the sound 공 could be many other meanings
omg that helped me SO much. thank you!!!
I am a Korean. Learning Korean is very easy. I sometimes teach some new people from outside the country Korean so I just came here. Don't worry. Learning Korean is very easy and also did you know, Korean is one of the easiest languages in the world so I'm sure you wouldn't have any problem learning it. Here are some tips you can try:
You can try to do Korean 2-4 hours daily if you are free, 1-2 hours as a student, 20-30 minutes as a busy student or if you do some job. It will help.
When you start your study session, revise what you did earlier. This way you won't forget.
Also try using flashcards if it works for you.
If you want to do writing, search for something maybe poems and all on the internet and try writing one page daily.
Try romanizations if you feel korean words hard but I'd suggest learning the hangeul chart well. Without hangeul chart, it will be very difficult to do Korean.
Whenever you try to read words as a beginner, refer the hangeul chart first. This way you can memorize it easily and it will help read words.
ALL THE BEST🙌💜
I just now realised it's in alphabetical order 😂
I'm loving your ID name.
wow!!!! that's right. thx. bro
Lo
Oh shit you're right
Oh
learning korean is just learning how to talk again, and it feels like hell 🙂
Exactly, the same with Japanese.
@@osonhodeleon japanese words are easier than korean
@@nickiminaj0882 Agree.
@@nickiminaj0882 let's not compare everything has its challenges and somethings might seem easier to you but might be harder to someone else.
@@nickiminaj0882 not at all, japenese is way harder then hangul
now i can say 아름다운 (areumdaun) instead of kim seokjin
잘생겼다 and 멋지다 are used more for guys, just so you know.
@@AshleyKaulitz007 Jin is a guy
Idiot 😂
Jung kook - Idiot? That was my entire point... Calling a guy 아름다운 in Korean is not normal.
Ashley Oh, okay. Now i have like two ways to describe jin, thanks!
아름다운 남자 👨 😂
This is very good! I work at the airport and i see Koreans on a daily basis. It is so exciting every time when they pass by or are standing at the check in counter speaking only in Korean and i‘m the only one out of my colleagues who can understand them and even talk a bit to them. At first i was very worried if i would ever learn the right pronounciation of the words because obviously i don‘t live in Korea and don‘t have Korean friends. But working at an airport can help a lot! They ask questions and so i can train my Korean by helping them😂✌🏻
The voice for 비행기 was so high pitched that it scared me 😭😭😭 just let me write peacefully without making me feel scared
Now I can identify some words in kdrama literally just1%of them😂😂 고맙습니다
I don’t know how I am gonna remember all this
Me writting every word in the video because i don't trust google translate😅
Be careful some are wrong ^^
@@jessjane3051 really?
If you use a translator to study, Koreans might think it's weird.
"fourty-four" is among mostly used 200 words???
I KNOW, this video kinda feels wrong...
Yeah, there definitely is a difference between the real mostly used words and the "simplest" words... It's far more useful to know what is "to be" or "to have" than knowing words such as a cat and an airplane, even though the first ones aren't so exciting.
Something I noticed- the numbers in this video are sino-korean, not native korean. Sino korean is used for dates, money, and basically everything but counting I think (I looked this up).
Anyone trying to write up to 200 korean words here like me if so DATS GUD BC U CAN LEARN MORE LANGUAGES
정말 유익합니다요~ 잘보고갑니데이~~~
Very useful video. Thanks!
wow tea = cha [in korean]=cha[in bengali]
Devyani Dibu Tea is Cha in Chinese too
damn im bengali and im like very facinated lol
Ocha is green tea in Japanese
wow! it's tsaa in filipino
chai in urdu
저도 한국어를 공부하고 있습니다. 잘 보고 있습니다 ~~
감사합니다
OMG i like this one it helps me to understand and learn more korean words that i can use everyday im so impresive
감사합니다 🧡🧡
이거는 멋있겠습니다. 감사합니다.
고맙습니다!
코맙숩니다
Thank you~~진짜 감사합니다 💗
8:07
김수빈 wanna be study buddies :((
김수빈 오오! Your profile photo is drawn by one of my favorite authors！Bless from KuaiKan！
@@xiaoyagao4332 오 진짜 ㅎㅎ ..I don't even know who's draw it ㅋㅋㅋ can u tell me please? Thank u!💕
진짜 감사합니다 is thank you very much
If you wanna say thank you just say 감사합니다.♥
@@imako4490 can i use (진짜? 간사미다.)
as (Really? thank you.)
I can read hangul, write hangul and already know abt making grammar but the only thing I must learn is learning Korean vocabulary. help......
Thxs i can speak a little korean
★How to learn Korean fast!★
1. Listen to the pronunciation of Koreans and read the sentences aloud several times.
(It's better to read quickly.)
2. Read the 100 Korean words a day. Don't try to memorize them. Just read along. Just refer to the examples. It's important to do 100 each a day.
3. After watching your favorite Korean video (drama), don't look at the screen and just listen to the sound several times.
4. After studying Korean on TH-cam, write comments in Korean. (You have to talk a lot in Korean to improve your Korean language quickly. ^^)
*Ask me whenever you need Korean practice!!😀
Ghamsahamida ㄱ하사합니다
@@disisn00rie it is 감사합니다 , I also used to write like this when I was a beginner
Please help me to learn Korea
감사!
Nice work
But can you put the most common words and words for me, myself , I, yours
And etc
고마워!
코마어
학교 잘했어??
Thanks for sharing. Is good if the wording can at least take up at least 60% of the space for presentation purpose.
A lot of these translations are incorrect. For example, child should be 아이. 자녀 means "one's one child". It seems somebody just randomly picked 200 words without any thought.
Dang it I wasted my time learning words that are translated wrong And it happened 2 times!!I would have to use google translate then. :(
@taehyungxtrash thank you!
@@car7561 oh no dont use google translate, its less than 50 percent accurate
I thought it was supposed to be 아이. Glad to see I'm not the only one who caught that.
@jenxdeukies yeah used for spicy i hear 맵다
Hey just left my book mark here 2:35
13:33 😂 Dal
I learned very fast korean with dramas and apps. Omg amazing.😄😃. I really recommended. I am going to teach korean in my channel.😍😍😍😄
Tank you very much
준비해 줄 수 있어요
So well it is
Thanks for sharing this very helpful!
3:35 My bookmark for Korea
Do koreans even say 자식? For child cause when I hear them speak its usually 아 이
You're right 아이
(Aagi) is correct.. I saw in one comment that the first world is used for telling "one's child".. Sorry i don't have a korean keyboard and I'm still learning!
Ik... Quite a lot of the words in this video are old ones that people don't really use anymore.
@@newyorkshitty3026 That's right!!
Same!
Thank s
These are the best online Korean lessons without a doubt :)
감사합니다 this is 아주 helpful
Highintheskyy ! 크린즈... 한국어로 쓰세요...
Agh, I can purnonce everything perfectly but I CANT MEMORIZE NONE OF IT😭 plus I'm only learning for if I ever meet Bts💜💜
Please make the words bigger so we can see them better. Thanks
Nice 👍👍👍👍😊
Me learning korean because im tired of reading subtitles of run bts and i even want to see their handsome faces 👀
I am a Korean. Learning Korean is very easy. I sometimes teach some new people from outside the country Korean so I just came here. Don't worry. Learning Korean is very easy and also did you know, Korean is one of the easiest languages in the world so I'm sure you wouldn't have any problem learning it. Here are some tips you can try:
You can try to do Korean 2-4 hours daily if you are free, 1-2 hours as a student, 20-30 minutes as a busy person. It will help.
When you start your study session, revise what you did earlier. This way you won't forget.
Also try using flashcards if it works for you.
If you want to do writing, search for something maybe poems and all on the internet and try writing one page daily.
ALL THE BEST, miss🙌🙌
@@seungjune4088 thank youuuu I'll follow everything what you said 사랑해요💜
@@seungjune4088 This is so sweet 😊 thank you for your kind encouragement!
7:42 this is my book mark
day 1 0:47
Wow, cha = tea , it is same in my language
You can simply just say 공항 while in a uncomfortable social situation. I’ve done it before and it worked.
I only just started learning Korean, as I have a newfound love of bts, but I know for sure, that I'll be coming back to this video, so I can begin to remember the words that I learn.🥰
Good daenat
You know what would help this, is if you put pictures with your vocabulary. Idk if "fan" means ceiling fan, or to fan yourself, or stationary fan or idol fan?
And the word "cold": do you mean cold outside or that you have a cold as in sick?
Good
계속 보게되네 이거
I like this
13:32 wow 🤣
EXO - Obsession made me want to learn Korean! Thank you Kpop! Zero7
I can read Hangul but I don’t know the meaning😰
You need to learn vocabulary:( I’m starting to learn Korean
might be the only one thats acually korean but doesnt know the language here
It's ok... I'm half Arab and I don't know Arabic
It's easier than Chinese and Japanese, I'd say..
Idk quarantine makes me learn my primary language from the beginning
When you know some words but you can't spell it in Hangul 😂 Spelling in Hangul is difficult 😂😅
Wow ,K-pop (BTS)
Bring me here 🥺..
Hope I learn korean well..and u too
uh well i cant read hangul that well but im trying so im making flash cards
Hey please make videos on sound change rules😥😥 I can't get them. They are so difficult
Check out 'learn korean with go! Billy' it is a TH-cam channel and he explains each and every sound change rule precisely...it's in the playlist 'learn hangul'...I'll add the link of the first video for you and you can check the others out
@@pankajagowda517
I love that channel. He's a very good teacher. He knows how to communicate without being confusing. Some people, when they teach , they can over explain things making it harder to understand, y'know what I mean?
There are already many good videos on sound rules. If you study it all at once it will be overwhelming. Go over it once and take notes, then while you continue learning you will notice words with changes and it will stick in your mind over time. It’s not something you can get all at once, there is a lot of linguistics and history going on behind sound changes.
정말 감사합니다 선생님 네팔에서❤❤❤❤
안녕하세요
Lots of love 💜💜💜 from india
7:41
Verb ( 동사 ) can - 할수 있어요.
( 할수 있다 ) this is infinitive .
사다 ( infinitive ) - to buy - 사요 .
Is il ip! Wow I'm just speechless!
Very nice video!!
What are you doing today 😊
Those of us that wrote down all 200 words and are now tired in korean😫
Just wanna understand ncts vlives 😔✌
Relatable 🖐😔
Nice
I hear to learn Korean because it is a beautiful language and to Understand BTS
Could anyone explain me what's the difference between차가운and 차운?
, 주방and부엌?
분홍색and핑크색?
Studying this for me to understand my MAMAMOO unnies 🥰🙌
3:10
3:28, cell phone has the wrong audio
Bitch Smile Cellphone is Hyudae right?
It's not a wrong audio but we don't use the word much except for in school textbooks.
It’s not the wrong audio just really formal word that you can see in the textbooks
Nowadays we just call 핸드폰
@@starlike._ Thank you for that info.
Hi bts this is for you ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Hahaha
Is is essential to know what and air conditioner is
It’s really hard trying to memorize or learn these with the romanization right under it. I’m trying to learn to identify words not romanization.
U could write them down and then test yourself...that's what I did anyway.. :D
Romanization is worse than useless
0:10 5:09
the hotel made me smile
친자 감사합니다
형제 자매? 당신의 형제 자매들은 이 사람들을 어떻게 그리워합니까?
Book mark 17:09
0:11
In Tamil
Grandfather - Appachi/Thatha
Hair - Mudi
할아버지 머리
It's just hard to memorize them when listening to randomly words. I would rather picked words order with the same type of category. e.g: Dates (Year, month, week, day). etc.
*언녕!* 🙊🙈
anneyoung!
hi!
it't wrong
the right is
안녕
안넝/안녕하세요/안녕하세여
i can read hangul,i hust dont understand what I'm saying haha
I appreciated this but it would be better if they used one voice over for hangul trans.
In this video one was " il " 일 but I've heard it like " hana " . Can someone explain me please ?
"il"and "hana" are both 1. Il is Sino-Korean one and Hana is Native-Korean one. Just do some research to understand when Sino and Native will be use.
Both of them are 1, 일 are sino Korean number, 하나 are native Korean number. They are used in different context of sentence.
hana also means step
There are two counting systems in the language.
동음이의어. 발음은 같은데 뜻이 달라요
8:44
I'm a simple man, this easily makes me laugh 5:41
차일드가 자식이란건 좀 곤란한듯 ㅋㅋ 자식이라는 단어가 차일드의 뜻으로 쓰일때도 가끔 있지만 그것보다 더 많은 경우 자식이라는 단어는 이 자식 저 자식처럼 막말을 할 때 쓰입니다. 친하고 허물없는 사이에서나 쓸 수 있는 단어에요.