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Weekdays in Korean : The word 일 (il) means “day” in Korean. Similarly, 요일 (yoil) also translates as “day”, specifically when used to denote the days of the week. Monday       월요일      wollyoil Tuesday       화요일      hwayoil Wednesday 수요일       suyoil Thursday    목요일       mogyoil Friday          금요일      geumyoil Saturday     토요일         toyoil Sunday       일요일        illyoil -------------------------------------------------- 👉Learn_Japanese 🎎

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The Hangeul Alphabet Consonants 🗣

Word: ▪️대화 Reading: ▪️Deahwa Translation: ▪️ Conversation 👉 @Learn_Japanese_gengo

The way of saying for some basic words: Yes. ( polite ) 네 Nae Yes. ( casual ) 응 Eng No. ( polite ) 아니요. Aniyo. No. ( casual ) 아니. Ani I'm okay. ( polite ) 괜찮아요. Gaenchanayo. I'm okay. ( casual ) 괜차나. Geanchana. I'm sorry. ( most polite ) 죄송합니다. Juisonghabnida. I'm sorry. ( polite ) 죄송해요. Joisonghaeyo. I'm sorry. ( casual ) 미안해. Mianhae. -------------------------------------------------- 👉 Learn Japanese 🎎

Weekdays in Korean : The word 일 (il) means “day” in Korean. Similarly, 요일 (yoil) also translates as “day”, specifically when used to denote the days of the week. Monday 월요일 wollyoil Tuesday 화요일 hwayoil Wednesday 수요일 suyoil Thursday 목요일 mogyoil Friday 금요일 geumyoil Saturday 토요일 toyoil Sunday 일요일 illyoil -------------------------------------------------- 👉 Learn Japanese 🎎

Some Korean Verbs :  하다 (hada) — to do 가져가다 (gajyeogada) — to take 주다 (juda) — to give 가다 (gada) — to go 가지다 (gajida) — to have  오다 (oda) — to come 알다 (alda) — to know 먹다 (Meogda) - to eat ____________________________________ For Japanese 🇯🇵 👇 Learn Japanese

Family Members Vocabulary in Korean: 가족 gajog Family 집 Jib Home 아빠 appa Dad 엄마 eomma Mom 형님 hyeongnim Elder Brother 언니 eonni Elder Sister 사촌 sachon Cousin 여동생 yeodongsaeng Younger Sister 남동생 namdongsaeng Younger Brother 할머니 halmeoni Paternal Grandmother 할아버지 hal-abeoji Paternal Grandfather 아이 ai Child For Chinese 👇 ___________________________ @Learn_Mandarin

Week Days: 월요일. wol-yoil Monday 화요일. hwa-yoil Tuesday 수요일. suyoil Wednesday 모-ㆁ mog-yoil Thursday 금요 일 keum-voil Friday 토요일 to-yoil Saturday 일요일 il-yoil Sunday For Japanese 👇 ___________________________ @Learn_Japanese_Gengo

{ㄱ}.  g (initial) k (final) as in gold - kit.    {ㄴ}.  n (initial) n(final) as in near. {ㄷ}.  d (initial) t(final) as in day - hat. {ㄹ}.  r (initial) l(final)as in rabbit -ball. {ㅁ}. m(initial) m (final) as in moon. {ㅂ}. b (initial)p (final) as in boy - map. {ㅅ}. s (initial)t (final) as in smile - rat. {ㅇ}. silent (initial) ng (final) as in kingdom. {ㅈ}. j (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat. {ㅊ}. ch (initial) t (final) as in chin - kit. {ㅋ}. k (initial) k (final) as in kid. {ㅌ}. t (initial) t (final) as in toy. {ㅍ}. p (initial) p (final) as in play. {ㅎ}. h (initial) t (final) as in hand - rat. {ㄲ}. gg (initial) k (final) as in great - back. {ㄸ}. dd (initial) t (final) as in desk - bat. {ㅃ}. bb (initial) pp (final) as in brain - snap. {ㅆ}. ss (initial) t (final) as in smile - rat. {ㅉ}. jj (initial) t (final) as in joy - hat. {ㅏ}. (a) as in father. {ㅐ}.(ae) as in pay. {ㅑ}. (ya) as in yacht. {ㅒ}. (yae) as in yea!. {ㅓ}. (eo) as in young. {ㅔ}.(e) as in set. {ㅕ}. (yeo) as in young. {ㅖ}. (ye) as in yet. {ㅗ}. (o) as in yo yo. {ㅘ}. (wa) as in water. {ㅙ}. (wae) as in waiter. {ㅚ}. (oi) as in wait. {ㅛ}.  (yo) as in yo yo. {ㅜ}. (u) as in cool. {ㅝ}. (weo) as in won. {ㅞ}.(we) as in wet. {ㅟ}. (ui) as in we. {ㅠ}. (yu) as in you. {ㅡ}. (u) as in good. {ㅢ}. (ui) as in wisdom. {ㅣ}. (i) as in sheep. Prepare these alphabets then we will move. 👉 @Korean_Learnings

Daily Greetings 🤝 1. Good morning choeun achim iey 좋은 아침이에요. 2. Good Afternoon Choeun ohu eyo 좋은 오후에요.   3. Good Evening choeun cheonyeog ieyo 좋은 저녁이에요. 4. Good Night annyeonghi jumuseyo 안녕히 주무세요. 5. Take Care josimhaseyo 조심하세요 6. Bye annyeong 안녕 👉 @Korean_Learnings

Basic Sentences -2 안녕하세요  ahn-nyung-ha-se-yo Hello 반갑습니다  bahn-gap-seup-ni-da  Nice to meet you 어떻게 지내세요?  uh-dduh-keh  ji-neh-seh-yo?  How are you? 잘 지내요  jal-ji-neh-yo I am good 제 이름은  jeh  ee-reum-un _____. My name is _. 나 여기 처음이야 na yeogi cheoeum-iya I am new here 어서 오십시오 eoseo osibsio Welcome 안녕히 계세요  ahn-nyung-hee  geh-seh-yo Goodbye Join 👇 _________________________ 🎎 @Korean_Learnings 🎎

Basic Sentences - 1 How are you ? 어떻게 잘지내있어요 ? Good night 잘자요 : jaljayo 잘자: jalja Nice to meet you ! 반가워요 (bangawoyo) informal 반갑습니다 (bangapseubnida) formal Where are you Going ? 어디 가니? what is this ? 이게 뭐야? (Informal) 이것은 무엇입니까? (Formal) Bye 안녕 Join👉 @Korean_Learnings