Basic Greetings & Introductions
μλ
νμΈμ
[annyeonghaseyo]
Hello (formal greeting)
Basic greeting used when meeting someone for the first time μ λ [ββ]μ
λλ€
[jeoneun [ββ]imnida]
I am [name]
Usage Exampleμ λ κΉμ§μμ
λλ€.
[jeoneun gimjianimnida]
I am Kim Jian
μ λ μ μλμ
λλ€.
[jeoneun seonsaengnimimnida]
I am a teacher
λ§λμ λ°κ°μ΅λλ€
[mannaseo bangapseumnida]
Nice to meet you
Used when greeting someone for the first time μ΄λμμ μ€μ
¨μ΄μ?
[eodieseo osyeosseoyo?]
Where are you from?
When asking about someone's origin or hometown λͺ μ΄μ΄μΈμ?
[myeot sariseyo?]
How old are you?
When asking someone's age politely μ§μ
μ΄ λμμ?
[jigeobi mwoyeyo?]
What's your job?
When asking about someone's job or what they do κ°μ‘±μ΄ λͺ λͺ
μ΄μΈμ?
[gajogi myeot myeongiseyo?]
How many family members do you have?
When asking about the number of family members μ·¨λ―Έκ° λμμ?
[chwimiga mwoyeyo?]
What's your hobby?
When asking about someone's hobbies or interests μ°λ½μ² μ’ μλ €μ£ΌμΈμ
[yeollakcheo jom allyeojuseyo]
Please give me your contact information
When requesting phone number or email λ€μμ λ λ§λμ
[daeume tto mannayo]
Let's meet again next time
Used when parting to express wanting to meet again Usage Tips
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It can cover more than 80% of everyday conversations.β’
You can apply this by changing only specific words in each pattern.β’
Use formal or informal language depending on the situation. Once you learn these patterns, basic Korean conversation will become much easier!