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salgo kyeshim nikka? (Ah-dee-suh sahl-go kay-sheem nee-kah?)

      어디서 살고 계십니까?

      Where is the station?

      Yoki odiso issumnikka? (Yuhkee ah-dee-suh ees-sume-neekah?)

      역이 어디 있습니까?

      Where is the bus stop?

      Bosu chongnyujangi odiso issoyo? (Buh-suu chohng-nyuu-jahn-ghee ah-dee-suh ee-sah-yoh?)

      버스 정류장이 어디 있어요?

      Where is Mr. Kim?

      Kim sonsaeng nim odi kyeseyo? (Kim sun-sang neem ah-dee kay-se-yoh?)

      김선생님 어디 계세요?

      Where is my son?

      Che adul odi issuyo? (Cheh ah-duhl ah-dee ees-su-yoh?)

      제 아들 어디 있어요?

      Where can I buy a guidebook on Seoul?

      Seoul kwangwang annae so-rul odiso sal su issoyo? (Seoul kwahn-gwahng ahn-nay suh-ruhl ah-dee-suh sahl suu ee-suh-yoh?)

      서울 관광 안내서를 어디서 살수 있어요?

      Where can I eat?

      Odiso mok ul su issoyo? (Ah-dee-suh moke-uhl-suu-ee-suh-yoh?)

      어디서 먹을 수 있어요?

27	Why? Wae (way) 왜? / Wae-yo (Way-yoh) 왜요?

      Why not?

      Wae an toejiyo? (Way ahn tway-joe?)

      왜 안 되지요?

      What’s the matter?

      Wae kuruseyo? (Way kuu-ruh-say-yoh?)

      왜 그러 세요?

      Why do you like Korean food?

      Wae hanguk umshikul choahaseyo? (Way Hahn-guuk uhm-sheek-uhl cho-ah-hah-say-yoh?)

      왜 한국음식을 좋아하세요?

28	How? Ottoke (Aht-tah-keh) 어떻게; Olmana (Ohl-mah-nah) 얼마나

      How are you doing?

      Ottoke chinae shimnikka? (Aht-tah-kay chee-nay sheemnee-kah?)

      어떻게 지내십니까?

      How old are you?

      Nai-ga ottoke doeseyo? (Nigh-gah ah-tah-keh doe-say-yoh?)

      나이가 어떻게 되세요?

      How many are there?

      Olmana mani issumnikka? (Ohl-mah-nah mah-nee ee-sume-nee-kah?)

      얼마나 많이 있습니까?

      How much do you want?

      Olmana piryo hamnikka? (Ohl-mah-nah pee-rio hahmnee-kah?)

      얼마나 필요합니까?

      How do you say ______?

      ______ rul mworago haeyo? (______ ruhl mwah-rah-go hay-yoh?)

      를 뭐라고 해요?

29	This Igot (Ee-gut) 이것

      What is this?

      Igotsun muoshimnikka? (Ee-gut-suun mwah-sheem-nee-kah?)

      이것은 무엇입니까?

      Is this yours?

      Igotsun tangshin-e gushimnika? (Ee-gut-suun tahng-sheen-eh guh-sheem-nee-kah?)

      이것은 당신의 것입니까?

      This belongs to me.

      Igutsun chegu shimnida. (I-gut-suun cheh-guu sheem-nee-dah)

      이것은 제 것입니다.

30	That Ku (Kuh) 그; Kugot (Kuh-gut) 그것

      What is that?

      Kugosun muoshijiyo? (Kuu-guh-suun mwah-she-jee-yoh?)

      그것은 무엇이지요?

      Who is that?

      Nuguijiyo? (Nuu-gwee-jee-yoh?)

      누구지 요?

      Who is calling (on the phone)?

      Nugu shimnikka? (Nuu-guu sheem-nee-kah?)

      누구십니까?

31	Which? Onu (Ah-nuh) 어느

      Which do you like better, tea or coffee?

      Cha wa kopi chung onu gosul choahashim nikka? (Chah wah koh-pee chuung ah-nuh goe-suh choh-ah-hahsheem nee-kah?)

      차와 커피 중 어느 것을 좋아하십니까?

      Which one is better?

      Onu goshi to choayo? (Ah-nuh guh-shee tuh choh-ah-yoh?)

      어느 것이 더 좋아요?

32	Yes / No* Ye (Yeh) 예; Ne (Neh) 네 / Anio (Ah’nyoh) 아니오

      “Yes” and “No” are used in Korean very much like they are in English, separately and at the beginning of responses.

      Yes, that’s right.

      Ne, majayo. (Nay, mah-jah-yoh)

      네, 맞아요.

      No, that’s not right

      Anio, an guraeyo. (Ah-n’yoh ahn guh-ray-yoh)

      아니오, 안 그래요.

33	Go Ka (Kah) (Sometimes pronounced as gah) 가

      I am going.

      Ka yo. (Kah yoh)

      가요.

      I am not going.

      An gayo. (Ahn gah-yoh)

      안 가요.

      OR:

      Kaji anayo. (Kah-jee ah-nah-yoh)

      가지 않아요.

      I can go tomorrow.

      Chonun naeil kalsu issoyo. (Choh-nuun nay-eel kahl-suu ee-suh-yoh)

      저는 내일 칼 수 있어요.

      I can’t go.

      Mot ka yo. (Maht kah yoh)

      못가요.

      Let’s go.

      Kap shida. (Kahp she-dah)

      갑시 다.

      Let’s go for a walk.

      San chaekaro kapshida. (Sahn chake-ah-roh kahp-she-dah)

      산책하러 갑시다.

      Where are you going?

      Odi kaseyo? (Ah-dee kah-say-yoh?)

      어디 가세요?

      I want to go to the post office.

      Chonun

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