Gyeongbokgung Palace | 경복궁 #Gyeongbukgung Palace is the Royal palace of South Korea, located in Seoul. It's a must-visit place when you're in Seoul. Free English, Chinese, Japanese tour guides are available in the Palace. You can look for them front of the Information Center at Heungnyemun Gate (흥례문).
How to get there:
Get down at Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5), exit 2. You will have to walk a distance once you come out of the exit, You will start to see General Lee Sun Shin statue and King Sejong statue on your left.
Walk straight ahead you'll see Gwanghwamun and entrance to Gyeongbokgung.
Statue of King Sejong (세종대왕)
GyeongHoeRu Pavilion (경회루) - The Royal Banquet Hall
Get to know more about Gyeongbokgung Palace,
http://www.royalpalace.go.kr/html/eng/main/main.jsp
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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
Gyeongbokgung Palace | 경복궁Sunday, 3 November 2013
Gyeongbukgung Palace is the Royal palace of South Korea, located in Seoul. It's a must-visit place when you're in Seoul. Free English, Chinese, Japanese tour guides are available in the Palace. You can look for them front of the Information Center at Heungnyemun Gate (흥례문).
How to get there:
Get down at
Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5), exit 2. You will have to walk a distance once you come out of the exit, You will start to see General Lee Sun Shin statue and King Sejong statue on your left.
Walk straight ahead you'll see Gwanghwamun and entrance to Gyeongbokgung.
Statue of King Sejong (세종대왕)
GyeongHoeRu Pavilion (경회루) - The Royal Banquet Hall
Get to know more about Gyeongbokgung Palace,
http://www.royalpalace.go.kr/html/eng/main/main.jsp
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