...줘

jwo

(Please) Give me...

(informal)

안녕

an-nyeong

Bye/Hi

(informal)

안녕하세요

an-nyeong-ha-se-yo

Goodbye/Hello

(formal; used towards strangers and those older than you)

안녕히 가세요

an-nyeong-hi ga-se-yo

Goodbye

(formal; if the older person leaves first)

안녕히 계세요

an-nyeong-hi ge-se-yo

Goodbye

(formal; if you leave first)

사랑애

sa-rang-hae

I love you.

(Casual)

사랑해요

sa-rang-hae-yo

I love you.

(Formal)

사랑합니다

sa-rang-hap-ni-da

I love you.

(Most formal; to be used towards people like the President)

아니

a-ni

No

(Informal)

아니오

a-ni-o

No

(Formal/old-fashioned; used in historical context or comedy)

아니요

a-ni-yo

No

(formal/modern)

아이고/아이구

a-i-go/a-i-gu

나괜찮아

na-gwaen-chan-a

I'm okay.

(informal)

저괜찮아요

jeo-gwaen-chan-a-yo

I'm okay.

(Formal)

괜찮아

gwaen-chan-a

It's okay.

(Informal)

괜찮아?

gwaen-chan-a

Are you okay?

(Informal)

괜찮아요

gwaen-chan-a-yo

It's okay.

(Formal)

괜찮아요?

gwaen-chan-a-yo

Are you okay?

(Formal)

제발

je-bal

Please.

(Formal; used when asking forgiveness)

...주세요

ju-se-yo

Please give me...

(Formal)

드세요

deu-se-yo

Please eat.

(Formal)

오세요

o-se-yo

가세요

ga-se-yo

예쁘다

ye-ppeu-da

How pretty!

(Informal)

예뻐요

ye-ppeo-yo

How pretty!

(Formal)

예쁩니다

ye-ppeup-ni-da

How pretty!

(Honorific; used towards the public)

예뻐?

ye-ppeo

Is it pretty?

(Informal)

예뻐요?

ye-ppeo-yo

Is it pretty?

(Formal)

예쁘지?

ye-ppeu-ji

It's pretty, isn't it?

(Informal)

예쁘지요?

ye-ppeu-ji-yo

It's pretty, isn't it?

(Formal)

진짜(?)

jin-jja

Real/Really(?)

(Informal)

진짜예요(?)

jin-jja-ye-yo

Real/Really(?)

(Formal)

진짜입니다(?)

jin-jja-ip-ni-da

Real/Really(?)

(Most formal)

미안

mi-an

Sorry

(Informal-playful)

미안해

mi-an-hae

I'm sorry.

(Informal-polite)

미안해요

mi-an-hae-yo

I'm sorry.

(Formal)

미안합니다

mi-an-hap-ni-da

I'm sorry.

(Formal-polite)

죄송해요

jwe-song-hae-yo

I'm sorry.

(To the elders)

죄송합니다

jwe-song-hap-ni-da

I'm sorry.

(To the elders-polite)

감사

gam-sa

Thanks.

(To be used only towards close friends your age)

고마워/고맙다

go-ma-wo/go-map-tta

Thanks.

(Informal)

고마워요/감사해요

go-ma-wo-yo/gam-sa-hae-yo

Thank you.

(Formal)

고맙습니다

go-map-seup-ni-da

Thank you.

(Formal-more polite)

감사합니다

gam-sa-hap-ni-da

Thank you.

(Honorific)

응

eung

Yes

(Informal)

어

eo

Yes

(Often used on the phone)

네

ne

Yes

(Formal)

예

ye

Yes

(Formal-more polite)

펄 믿으세요

jeol mit-eu-se-yo

펄 믿으세요?

jeol mit-eu-se-yo

여름 방학

yeo-reum bang-hak

누구하고?

nu-gu-ha-go

뭐먹지?

mwo-meok-ji

먼제 만날까?

meon-je man-nal-kka

어디있어?

eo-di-it-eo

어떻게?

eo-ttoe-ke

왜 그래?

wae gu-rae

누구하고요?

nu-gu-ha-go-yo

With whom?

(Formal)

뭐먹지요?

mwo-meok-ji-yo

What (is there) to eat?

(Formal)

먼제 만날까요?

meon-je man-nal-kka-yo

When should we meet?

(Formal)

어디있어요?

eo-di-it-eo-yo

Where is it?

(Formal)

어떻게요?

eo-ttoe-ke-yo

How? or What do I/we do?

(Formal)

왜 그래요?

wae gu-rae-yo

Why are you acting like this? or What's wrong?

(Formal)