Korean Greetings 101

Korean 101 vocabulary
Learning target: I can greet people and introduce myself in Korean, and use the correct pronounciation.

Korean Greetings 101

• Annyeonghaseyo - Hello (formal)

• Annyeong - Hello (informal)

• demettomanaja -Lets meet again next time.

• Jiygasayo - Goodmorning

• tchy-jiy-yo: goodnight.

• Jiygah - Goodbye

Multiple Choice

What is the meaning of 'Annyeonghaseyo'?

• Hello (formal)

• Hello (informal)

• Thank you

• Hello (on the phone)

Annyeonghaseyo

Annyeonghaseyo is a formal way to say Hello in Korean. It is commonly used when greeting someone for the first time or in a formal setting. In Korean culture, showing respect is important, and using the appropriate greeting is a sign of politeness. So, next time you meet someone from Korea, say Annyeonghaseyo to make a good impression! You also pronounce it as 'Onn-young-hay-say-o' but you push it together and read it faster.

Annyeong

Annyeong is the informal way to say Hello in Korean, so basically just think of it as hey or hi. It is commonly used when greeting someone that you've already seen before, or you already know, and your not in a formal setting. So if you see a friend, or someone you already know, you can say Annyeong. But don't say it to a professor or someone above you.

다음에 또 만나자

da-eum-e tto mannaja

Also known as "See you again next time." You pronounce it as ta-me-to-man-ah-jah. You can also just say annyeoung. Annyeoung is used in most greetings, but it seems redundant, and id rather have a larger vocab. You use this word when leaving a friend or someone after a hangout. You don't normally use this in a formal mannar.

Goodmorning
Jiyjahsayo

You pronounce it as Jiy-jah-say-yo. You can also say annyeoung when saying goodmorning, but I think it seems redundant.

Goodnight
tchy-jiy-yo

You pronounce it as Jiy-jah-say-yo. You can also say annyeoung when saying goodmorning, but I think it seems redundant.

Next in greetings: Introducing yourself

Korean Greetings 101

• Introducing Yourself: Learn how to greet and introduce yourself in Korean.

• 1 idumi boyo?: Whats your name

• 2. de idamun [your name] eya:My name is (informal)

• 3 edamun [your name] epnida: My name is (formal)

Multiple Choice

What is the informal way to say my name is?

• Idumi boyo

• tcy-jiy-jo

• Edamun [name] epnida

• De idamun [name] eya

how to pronounce 'What's your name' in korean

​ When saying 이름이 뭐에요, you pronounce it as "EE-DU-ME-BOY-AY-YO. But at the end you say 'yo' at a higher pitch, so it sounds like a questiion.

"My name is" (informal) in korean

When saying my name is in korean, its pronounced as deh-ee-dah-muun [name] ay-ya. De idamun {name} eya. You can say it like this when your not talking to someone in a higher rank, or someone older then you.

"My name is" (formal) in korean

When saying my name is in korean, its pronounced as EE-dah-muun. you usually say this when speaking to someone at a higher rank then you, or someone older than you.

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Korean Greetings 101

• Annyeonghaseyo - Hello (formal)

• Annyeong - Hello (informal)

• demettomanaja -See you next time.

• Jiygasayo - Goodmorning

• tchy-jiy-yo: goodnight.

• Jiygah - Goodbye

Korean Greetings 101

• Introducing Yourself: Learn how to greet and introduce yourself in Korean.

• 1 idumi boyo?: Whats your name

• 2. de idamun [your name] eya:My name is (informal)

• 3 edamun [your name] epnida: My name is (formal)

Multiple Choice

"Jiy-jah-say-yo" means what?

• Goodmorning

• Good bye

• Hello

• My name is

Multiple Choice

Idumi boyo?

• My name is

• Whats your name

• Hello

• Goodnight

Multiple Choice

What does Jiy-gah

• Goodbye

• Hello

• Goodmorning

• Hi

Multiple Choice

tchy-jiy-yo

• Goodmorning

• Goodbye

• Goodnight

• my name is

Multiple Choice

How do you say 'See you again next time."

• De mettomanaja

• Idamun

• Annyeong

• Jiy-gah

Multiple Choice

How you say "my name is" formally

• Edamun [your name] epnida

• Idamun [your name] eya

• Edamun [your name] eya kason

• Iduoyosayoyopopo