Asking questions in Korean: Upwards intonation
When you’re asking questions in Korean, make sure to speak with an upwards intonation toward the end of the sentences. You should say the sentence as if you’re unsure.
Common Korean Phrases
You’ve got the Korean phrases necessary to have simple interactions, so now’s the time to put your language skills to use!
English | 한국어 (Korean) | Romanization |
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Where is the bathroom? | hwajangsireun eodie isseoyo? | |
Please repeat that | dasi malhae juseyo | |
Please speak slowly | cheoncheonhi malhae juseyo | |
Please write it down | jeogeo juseyo | |
I understand | ihaehaeyo | |
I don’t understand | ihae mothaeyo | |
I don’t know | mollayo | |
I know | arayo | |
Can you speak Korean? | hangungmareul hal su isseoyo? | |
I can speak a little Korean | hangungmareul jogeum hal su isseoyo | |
I can’t speak Korean | hangungmareul motaeyo | |
How do you say tiger in Korean? | taigeoga hangungmallo mwoyeyo? | |
How much is this? | igeo eolmayeyo? | |
I’ll be right back! | geumbang gatda olgeoyeyo! | |
What is this? | ige mwoyeyo | |
Don’t worry! | geokjeong haji maseyo! | |
No problem! | munje eopseoyo | |
Good | joayo | |
Bad | an joayo | |
So-so | geujeo geuraeyo |