The Extent of My Korean Vocabulary
So, maybe some of you are wondering how much Korean I really do know. It's actually not all that much, just a hand full of words. I will try to spell them out like how they are said because Korean does not have a Roman alphabet. So here is goes:
anyo-ha-say-oh = hello
anyo = hi (infomal and used with little children)
come-some-e-da = thank you
ju-say-oh = give me (please)
yogi = here
yogi-oh = person here
bon-tu = bag
bon-gee = plastic bag
a-pro = ahead or go forward
ch-in-go = friend
who-moon = back gate
ill = one
ee = two
sum = three
saw = four
oh = five
you = six
chill = seven
par = eight
gu = nine
gong = zero
maun = ten thousand
awl-my-ay-oh? (I think) = how much is it?
ju-gay = eraser
ba-bo = crazy
ka-ja = let's go
awe-saw! = alright!, great!
oh-ma = mother
awe-pa = father
way-gh-day?! = what's the matter?! or what's wrong?!
ta-na-ha-gee = of course, that's right
So that is pretty much the extent of my Korean words besides some food words and places.
2 Comments:
wow lol some of those are funny to say lol anyways i love the blog its really informative keep it up anyways ttul have fun god bless
12:39 p.m.
Hey Rosalee its me Arnold ^^
I learned some Mandarin ... don't know if that is what they speak over there. But this is what I learned
Ni Hao Ma = hi how are you
Ni Zai Ma = hi are you there?
(I think that is what they mean)
999= help
8= impolite goodbye
88= polite goodbye
555= cry (cause 5 sounds like the word cry)
420 = hate, or hate you
520 = love or love you
5201314= love forever
The numbers come from a language that some of the Korean gamers use in-game so they don't have to type it out.
9:28 a.m.
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