Lunar New Year which also means Chinese New Year.
Yes, Koreans do celebrate Lunar New Year as well.
It's call 설날(seol-nal).
How do people greet each other on 설날(seol-nal)?
새해 복 많이 받으세요 (saehae bog manh-i bad-euseyo)
Happy New Year! (literally means receive many New Year's blessing)
건강하세요(geonganghaseyo)
Stay healthy
행복하세요(haengboghaseyo)
Be happy
해피 설날(haepi seolnal)
Happy New Year!
Food that is eaten on 설날(seol-nal)?
떡국(tteoggug)
Rice cake soup
image credit: bostonkorea.com
Money that is received on 설날(seol-nal)?
세뱃돈 (sebaesdon)
New Year money
Childrens receive "New Year's Money" when the they wish their parents Happy New Year and with a traditional bow(큰절).
Labels: Hangul, Happy New Year, Lunar New Year
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Vocab List
Hello: 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo)
How are you: 잘 지냈어요?(jaljinaess-eoyo)
Nice to meet you: 반가워요(bangawoyo)
Thank you: 감사합니다(gamsahabnida)
Welcome: 어서오세요(eoseooseyo)
I love you: 사랑해요 (saranghaeyo)
I like you: 좋아해요(joh-ahaeyo)
Good Morning: 굿모닝 (gutmoning)
Good Morning: 좋은아침(joh-eun-achim)
Good Night: 잘자요 (jaljayo)
Good Night: 안녕히주무세요 (annyeonghijumuseyo)
Goodbye: 잘가요 (jalgayo)
Goodbye: 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo)
Goodbye: 안녕히가세요(annyeonghigaseyo)
Awesome: 대박!(daebak) / 짱(jjang)
Have fun: 즐거운 시간 보내세요(jeulgeoun sigan bonaeseyo)
Have a nice day: 즐거운 하루 되세요(jeulgeoun halu doeseyo)
Enjoy your meal: 맛있게드세요(mas-issgedeuseyo)
오다: to come
마시다: to drink
좋아하다: to like / prefer
먹다: to eat
쉬다: to rest
생각하다: to think
주다: to give
가다: to go
운동하다: to exercise
나타나다: to appear
듣다: to hear
벗다: take off / undress
약속하다: to promise
거짓말하다: to lie
고백하다: to confess
빼다: to remove / take out
죄송하다: to be sorry
찾다: to find, to look for
준비하다; to prepare
앉다: to sit
자다: to sleep
사다: to buy
걸리다: to take (time)
씻다: to wash
즐기다: to enjoy / have fun
가지다: to have
기억하다: to remember
포기하다: to give up
내다: to pay / to place / to give
사용하다: to use
감추다: to hide
이기다: to win
팔다: to sell
틀리다: to be wrong
싸우다: to fight
대답하다: to answer
내려오다: to come down
웃다: to laugh
남기다: to leave
읽다: to read
소개하다: to introduce
출발하다: to depart
후회하다: to regret
도착하다: to arrive
버리다: to throw
싫어하다: to dislike / hate
꿈꾸다: to dream
남다: to be left / to remain
시작하다: to start
끝나다: to finish
자르다: to cut
믿다: to believe
보내다: to send
배우다: to learn
만들다: to make
내리다: to fall / come down
쓰다: to write / to use / to wear (hat/glasses)
울다: to cry
갖다: to have
웃다: to laugh
도와주다: to help / give assistance
보다: to see
닦다: to wash / clean
일어나다: to get up
조심하다: to becareful
걷다: to walk
원하다: to want / wish
뛰다: to jump
춤추다: to dance
싸우다: to fight / argue
주다: to give
Lunar New Year | 설날 Sunday, 17 February 2013
Lunar New Year which also means Chinese New Year.
Yes, Koreans do celebrate Lunar New Year as well.
It's call 설날(seol-nal).
How do people greet each other on 설날(seol-nal)?
새해 복 많이 받으세요 (saehae bog manh-i bad-euseyo)
Happy New Year! (literally means receive many New Year's blessing)
건강하세요(geonganghaseyo)
Stay healthy
행복하세요(haengboghaseyo)
Be happy
해피 설날(haepi seolnal)
Happy New Year!
Food that is eaten on 설날(seol-nal)?
떡국(tteoggug)
Rice cake soup
image credit: bostonkorea.com
Money that is received on 설날(seol-nal)?
세뱃돈 (sebaesdon)
New Year money
Childrens receive "New Year's Money" when the they wish their parents Happy New Year and with a traditional bow(큰절).
Labels: Hangul, Happy New Year, Lunar New Year
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