• 늦다 - a time after the right time. arriving 8pm when you were supposed to arrive at 7pm
• 츄러스
• 뭐해? (satoori equivalent = 뭐하노?/뭐하냐?)
• 안녕히 가세요 - to the person who's leaving
• 안녕히 계세요 - to the person who's staying
• 몰래카메라
• 공항 - place where you take flights on airplanes
• 한강
• 어디서 왔어? - where are you from? //answer: (나라)에서 왔어.
• 확실해요? - are you sure?
• 솔직히
• 부럽다 - a bad feeling in which you wish intensely to have something another person has
• 춥다 - to be cold
• 뜨겁다 - to be hot
• 혼자가 싫어
• 떨리는 - (adj.) nervous/vibrating
• 전하고 싶은데 - I want to give it (to you)
• 포장 - package/wrapper
• 정말로 너무 말도 안돼는데

numbers

pure korean

• 하나 = one
• 둘 = two
• 셋 = three
• 넷 = four
• 다섯 = five
• 여섯 = six
• 일곱 = seven
• 여덟 = eight
• 아홉 = nine
• 열 = ten
• 스물 = twenty
• 서른 = thirty
• 마흔 = forty
• 쉰 = fifty

sino-korean

• 일 = one
• 이 = two
• 삼 = three
• 사 = four
• 오 = five
• 육 = six
• 칠 = seven
• 팔 = eight
• 구 = nine
• 십 = ten
• 백 = one hundred
• 천 = one thousand
• 만 = ten thousand

ZERO

• 열 - Points that can be given or taken away, like in a game. For example, when saying the score “2 – 0”, you would say “이 대 영”. Another example would be if you are in a quiz show, and you ask your friend how many points she has, she could say “영점”; The temperature “zero”; When using numbers in math
• 공 - For phone numbers

counters

• 번째
• 개 = counter for things
• 번 = counter for behaviors/actions
• 명 = counter for people
• 대 = counter for automobiles
• 잔 = counter for a ‘glass’ of
• 시 = ~try to guess~
• 분 = ~try to guess~
• 초 = (60초)
• 살 = years old