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KoreanClass101-The Fastest, Easiest & Most Fun Way to Learn Korean: Learn practical conversations with conversation audio/video lessons. Just follow along and start speaking in minutes. Great program.  \nClick here to sign up for a Free Lifetime Account  \n2. FREE Korean PDF Lessons & Cheat Sheets  \nOver 30+ printable and colorful PDF lessons and cheat sheets that teach you words and phrases.  \n> Click here \u003C  \n| Basic Phrases |\n| --- |\n| Hello (general greeting) - 안녕하세요 (Annyeong haseyo) . |\n| Yes- 네 ( Ne) . |\n| No- 아니요 (Aniyo) . |\n| Thank you- 감사합니다 (Gamsahamnida) . |\n| I'm sorry- 죄송합니다 (Joesonghamnida) . |\n| Goodbye (used when someone is leaving) - 안녕히 가세요 (Annyeonghi gaseyo) . |\n| Goodbye (used respectfully) - 안녕히 가십시오 (Annyeonghi gasipshio) . |\n| Excuse me- 실례합니다 (Silryehamnida) . |\n| My name is [ Name] - 저는 [이름] 입니다 (Jeoneun [ireum] imnida) . |\n| How are you? - 어떻게 지내세요? ( Eotteoke jinaeseyo?) |\n| Greetings |\n| Hello (general greeting)– 안녕하세요 (Annyeong haseyo) . |\n| Hi (casual greeting)– 안녕 (Annyeong) . |\n| Good morning? ( Used when meeting someone in the morning)– 안녕히 주무셨어요? (Annyeonghi\u003Cbr>jumusyeosseoyo?) |\n| It’s a good morning (casual)– 좋은 아침이에요 (Joheun achimi-eoyo) . |\n| Good afternoon? ( Used during the afternoon)– 안녕하세요 (Annyeong haseyo) . |\n\nPage 2 [By Linguajunkie.com](By Linguajunkie.com)  \n\n| It’s a good afternoon (casual)– 좋은 오후에요 (Joheun ohu-eoyo) . |\n| --- |\n| Good evening? ( Used during the evening)– 안녕하세요 (Annyeong haseyo) . |\n| It’s a good evening (casual)– 좋은 저녁이에요 (Joheun jeonyeogi-eoyo) . |\n| It’s a good night (casual)– 좋은 밤이에요 (Joheun bami-eoyo) . |\n| How have you been?– 잘 지냈어요? (Jal jinaesseoyo?) |\n| How do you do? ( Formal and respectful)– 안녕하십니까? (Annyeong hasimnikka?) |\n| Goodbye (used when someone is leaving)– 안녕히 가세요 (Annyeonghi gaseyo) . |\n| Goodnight (used when someone is going to sleep)– 안녕히 주무세요 (Annyeonghi jumuseyo) . |\n| Take care (casual)– 안녕하게 지내요 (Annyeonghage jinaeyo) . |\n| Be healthy (a common well-wishing phrase)– 건강하세요 (Geongang haseyo) . |\n| Korean Phrases for “How Are You” |\n| How are you? (formal)– 어떻게 지내세요? ( Eotteoke jinaeseyo?) |\n| I’m doing well. (formal)– 잘 지내고 있어요 . (Jal jinaego isseoyo. ) |\n| I’m okay. (formal)– 괜찮아요 . (Gwaenchanayo. ) |\n| I’m a bit tired. (formal)– 조금 피곤해요 . (Jogeum pigonhaeyo. ) |\n| I’m busy. (formal)– 바빠요 . (Bappayo. ) |\n| How are you? (Casual)– 어떻게 지내? ( Eotteoke jinae?) |\n| I’m doing well. (Casual)– 잘 지내 . (Jal jinae. ) |\n| I’m okay. (Casual)– 괜찮아 . (Gwaenchan-a. ) |\n| I’m a bit tired. (Casual)– 조금 피곤해 . (Jogeum pigonhae. ) |\n| I’m a bit busy. (Casual)– 좀 바빠 . (Jom bappa. ) |\n| How’s everything? (formal)– 모든 게 어떠세요? (Modeun ge eotteoseyo?) |\n| Everything is going well. (formal)– 다 잘 되고 있어요 . ( Da jal doego isseoyo. ) |\n| Everything is okay. (formal)– 그럭저럭 괜찮아요 . (Geureokjeoreok gwaenchanayo. ) |\n| Things are a bit busy. (formal)– 좀 바빠요 . (Jom bappayo. ) |\n| How’s everything? (Casual)– 모든 게 어떻게 돼? (Modeun ge eotteoke dwae?) |\n| Everything is going well. (Casual)– 다 잘 돼고 있어 . ( Da jal dwaego isseo. ) |\n\nPage 3 [By Linguajunkie.com](By Linguajunkie.com)  \n\n| Everything is okay. (Casual)– 괜찮아 . (Gwaenchan-a. ) |\n| --- |\n| Things are a bit busy. (Casual)– 좀 바빠 . (Jom bappa. ) |\n| What’s up? (Casual)– 어떻게 지내? ( Eotteoke jinae?) |\n| Not much. (Casual)– 별일 없어 (Byeolil eopseo) |\n| I’m sleepy. (Casual)– 졸려 (Jollyeo) . |\n| Questions |\n| Who?– 누구? ( Nugu?) |\n| What?– 뭐? (Mwo?) |\n| When?– 언제? ( Eonje?) |\n| Where?– 어디? ( Eodi?) |\n| Why?– 왜? (Wae?) |\n| How?– 어떻게? ( Eotteoke?) |\n| Why not?– 왜 안 돼요? (Wae an dwaeyo?) |\n| How about you?– 너는 어때? ( Neoneun eottae?) |\n| How are you?– 어떻게 지내세요? ( Eotteoke jinaeseyo?) |\n| What’s up?– 어떻게 지내? ( Eotteoke jinae?) |\n| What is this?– 이게 뭐에요? ( Ige mwoeyo?) |\n| Where is   ?–   어디에요? (   Eodieyo?) |\n| How is it?– 어때요? ( Eottaeyo?) |\n| When is it?– 언제에요? 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