#beginnerkorean

Handwriting practice with all the words I’ve learned so far

안녕하세요 - Hello

존댓말, 안녕히 계셔요, 안녕히 가셔요 - Goodbye

감사합니다 - Thank you

천만에요 - You’re welcome

누구 - Who

뭐 - What

언제 - When

어디 - Where

어떻게 - How

ANNOUNCEMENT: I will most likely not be able to post for around a week due to traveling (no wifi). Fear not, I’ll be studying to memorize the information and grammar concepts on quizlet and my notes. I will post at my return (probably in one large post detailing how I studied because I won’t have time to make study notes for each day)

// day twentyone of korean studies - - - beginner: unit two, grammar three items used: black pen- EnerGel Liquid Gel Ink 0.7 mm (Pentel)  black pen- EnerGel Liquid Gel Ink 0.7 mm (Pentel)  markers- black double ended brush marker (Punctuate)  flags- Yuru Animal stick markers  cat tape- is one of those deco tape dispensers (forgot :/)

links:

playlist- Hot Summer- f(x)

“Goodbye” in Korean!

존댓말 [jon-daet-mal] - Goodbye (formal/polite)

안녕히 계세요 [an-nyeong-hi ge-se-yo] - Goodbye (when you are leaving)

Literal translation: “Stay in peace”

안녕히 가세요 [an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo] - Goodbye (when you are staying/the person you are addressing is leaving)

Literal translation: “Go in peace”

“I’m sorry” in Korean!

죄송합니다만 [joe-song-ham-ni-da] - I am sorry/I apologize

The phrase is made up of two segments: 죄송 (apology, shamefulness, being sorry) and 합니다 (I do) to make up “I’m sorry.” But this doesn’t mean it can be used the same way it is in English!

죄송합니다 can only be used when you want to apologize for something, not when you want to say “I’m sorry to hear that.”