Learning the Basics to Speaking Korean

Good bye: formal

Anyeong i ke sae yo

(an)-(yo)-(ng)-(ee)-(keh)-(say)-(yo)

If you are leaving from someones house

Anyeong i ka sae yo

(an)-(yo)-(ng)-(ee)-(kah)-(say)-(yo)

If someone is leaving from your house

(just say anyeong,which also means hello in korean, to be casual)

Hello: formal

anyeong ha sae yo

(an)-(young)-(ha)-(say)-(yo)

hana

(ha)-(nah)

dul

(dool)

set

net

daseot

(ta)-(seut)

yeo seot

(yo)-(seut)

il gob

(eel)-(goob)

yeo durb

(yo)-(dur)

a hob

(ah)-(hop)

yeol

(yol)

mom:

awma

(ow)-(ma)

dad

appoji

(ah)-(bo)-(jee)

grandma

halmoni

(haul)-(mo)-(knee)

grandpa-

halapoji

(Haul)-(ah)-(po)-(jee)

girl:

yeoja ahi

(yo)-(ja)-(ah)-(ee)

women:

yeoja

(yo)-(ja)

boy:

namja ahi

(nam)-(cha)-(ah)-(ee)

man:

namja

(nam)-(cha)

they/them

Geudeul

(good)-(eul)