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Vocab List

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
닮다: to resemble / to look like
빼다: to remove / take out
죄송하다: to be sorry
찾다: to find, to look for
대답하다: to answer / reply
준비하다; to prepare
앉다: to sit
도망가다/도망치다: to run away
자다: to sleep
사다: to buy
걸리다: to take (time)
누르다: to press
씻다: to wash
즐기다: to enjoy / have fun
가지다: to have
기억하다: to remember
포기하다: to give up
사용하다: to use
넣다: to place / to put
감추다: to hide
이기다: to win
살다: to live
팔다: to sell
틀리다: to be wrong
싸우다: to fight
늦다: to be late
대답하다: to answer
빛나다: to shine
웃다: to laugh
성공하다: to succeed
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
부르다: to sing / call
원하다: to want / wish
미치다: be crazy
뛰다: to jump
춤추다: to dance
싸우다: to fight / argue
주다: to give
모으다: to collect / gather
설명하다: to explain
받다: to accept / receive

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Have a good meal | 맛있게 드세요 #

Have a good meal / Bon appetite
맛있게 드세요 (mas-issge deuseyo)

Have a good / delicious lunch.
맛있는 점심 하세요(mas-issneun jeomsim haseyo)
맛있는 점심 드세요(mas-issneun jeomsim deuseyo)

맛점하세요 (matjeomhaseyo)
the abbreviation for 맛있는 점심 하세요 or 맛있는 점심 드세요

I will eat well (usually to thank someone for the meal)
잘 먹겠습니다 (jal meoggessseubnida)

Thanks for the meal. I ate well.
잘 먹었어요 (jal meog-eoss-eoyo)
잘 먹었습니다 (jal meog-eossseubnida)

Hey let's for go lunch.
야, 점심 먹자(ya, jeomsim meogja) - Informal

I am going for lunch.
점심 먹으러 가요 jeomsim meog-euleo gayo - Formal

I am having my dinner now.
저녁 먹고있어요 jeonyeog meoggoiss-eoyo - Formal

What are you having?
뭐 먹을 거예요? mwo meog-eul geoyeyo? - Formal

It's delicious.
너무 맛있어요(neomu mas-iss-eoyo)

점심 = lunch
저녁 = dinner
아침 = breakfast
맛있는 = tasty / delicious
먹어요 = eat
드세요 = eat (formal)
하세요 = have (formal)

Thursday, 23 April 2015 | 2 comment[s] | back to top

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Unknown said...: I have a question please help me
How do we say "are you eating well?" and "don't skip your meals" in hangul?
Thank youu ^_^; 17 July 2016 at 01:26
Hangul said...: Jennifer,

Are you eating well? - 잘 먹고있어요?
Don't skip your meals - 밥 잘 챙겨 먹어요

Both are in formal sentence :D; 26 July 2016 at 08:55

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