How to say delicious in Korean

It's delicious. 맛이 있어요 Mashi-e-sawyo

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Hello. 안녕하세요? An-nyoung-haseyo?
Hello. (on the phone) 여보세요 Yeo-bo-seyo
Thank you. 감사합니다. Kam-sahamnida
Yes. 네 Ne
No. 아니요 Aniyo
I'm sorry. 미안합니다 Mian-hamnida.
Could I see a menu, please? 메뉴 보여 주세요 Menu-bo-yaw-juseyo
Do you have ______? …. 있어요? _______ e-sawyo?
What do you recommend? 뭐가 맛있어요? Mo-ga mashi-sawyo?
I'll have ______, please. … 주세요 _______ juseyo.
Could I have a cup of _____? … 한잔 주세요? ______ han jan juseyo.
Don't make it too spicy, please. 안맵게해주세요 An maep-gae hae-juseyo.
Don't make it too salty, Please. 짜지않게해주세요 Jja-ji an-gae hae-juseyo.
Take out the _____, please. … 빼주세요 _____ bbae juseyo.
Could I have some more water? 물 좀 더 주세요 Mool jome daw juseyo.
It's delicious. 맛이 있어요 Mashi-e-sawyo.
I enjoyed the meal. 잘 먹었어요. Jal meogeot-sawyo.
Give me one portion, please. 일인분 주세요 Irinbun juseyo.
Could I have some more of this? 이것 좀 더 주세요 E-gawt jome daw juseyo.
Could I have the check, please? 계산서 주세요 Kyae-san-saw juseyo.
Do you take credit cards? 카드로 계산할 수 있나요? Kadeuro gyesan halsu it-nayo?
How much is it? 얼마에요? Eolma-yeyo?
Where is the bathroom? 화장실 어디 있어요 Hwa-jang-shil aw-dee e-sawyo?
Not too much please. 많이 주지 마세요 Man-e joo-ji ma-seyo
I'll have the large size, Please. 라지 사이즈 주세요 Laji size juseyo
I'll have the small size, please. 스몰 사이즈 주세요 Smol size juseyo
Do you have a fork? 포크 있어요? Poke e-sawyo?
Do you have a spoon? 스푼 있어요? Spoon e-sawyo?
Do you have chopsticks? 젓가락 있어요? Cheot-ka-rak e-sawyo?
Make it to go, please? 포장해 주세요 Po-jang hae-juseyo.
Do you deliver? 배달되요? Bae-dal dwey yo?
Goodbye. 안녕히 계세요 An-nyoung-e kay-seyo.

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Spicy 매운 mae-oon
Salty 짠 jjan
Sweet 단 dan
Bland 싱거운 shing-gaw-oon
Sour 신 shin
Bitter 쓴 sseun
Hot 뜨거운 ddeu-gaw-oon
Cold 찬 chan
Restaurant 식당 shik-dang
Food 음식 eum-shik
Drink or beverage 음료수 eum-nyo soo
Water 물 mool
Tea 차 cha
Beer 맥주 maek-joo
Alcohol 술 sool
Chopsticks 젓가락 cheot-ka-rak
Fork 포크 poke
Spoon 스픈 spoon
Knife 칼 kal
Rice 밥 bap
Spicy fermented cabbage 김치 kimchi
Bean sprouts 콩나물 kong-na-mool
Potato 감자 kam-ja
Cucumber 오이 oh-e
Spinach 시금치 shi-geum-chi
Egg 계란 kae-ran
Lettuce 상추 sang-choo
Vegetable 야채 ya-chae
Meat 고기 gogi
Beef 소고기 so-gogi
Chicken 닭 dak
Pork 돼지고기 dwae-ji gogi
Mushroom 버섯 paw-sawt
Onion 양파 yang-pa
Green onion 파 pa
Ginseng 인삼 in-sam
Carrot 당근 dang-geun
Garlic 마늘 ma-neul
Green pepper 피망 pee-mang
Hot pepper 고추 go-choo

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Indonesia - Korea

Hangul's Today

Ok.. time to learn korean language again.. *sigh*
I'm sure now that it will takes me forever to finally be able speaking korean haha ^^;; so lazy.... but also so interested with this language..

짜증나 = jja cheung na = annoying.. it's more polite to say compared to ssibal, pyungshin and seki/saeki/saekki(?) (not sure about the right writing ^^; )
원하다 = won ha da = i want (formal)
원해= won hae = i want (informal)
돈= don = money
부자 = puja = become rich
부자 also means father and son
모자 = moja = hat and also means mother and son
자리에 있어요? = jarie issoyo? = are you there?
계세요? = gyoseyo?
wat seo = you're here
왔어요?
저녁 먹을래 = jeo nyok mogeullae = i want to eat
저녁 (같이=together) 먹을래? = want to eat together?

같이
같이 = when written
가치 = when read
가치 also means worth

Hangul's Today : Hang Up

umm... just wondering... all this time i've always ended my phone call to oppa with the word "hang up" coz i always want him to hang up first. so i wonder how to say that in korean.. and... today i watched k-drama "the world within/the world that they live in" and got the word ^^ .. i didn't check it yet and ask oppa yet but i guess i'll just put it here since it's only a single word.
끊으 = [kkunh u] which means "hang up"
ah, and other than that word, i also got some other new words : gidae, mul bba, sae ki(haha i won't tell what it means ^^;;;)

Hangul's Today : 아이구 (AIGOO)

Thus the exclamation 아이구 "Aigu!" is used, with varying tonality, in keening for a dead parent, or expressing sympathy for another person's bad news, but it is also used on spilling a cup of coffee, or to express exasperation on just missing a bus, amazement on meeting a long-lost friend, or fury at losing one's job.

아이구(AIGOO) means something like "oh" or "oh no" or "oh my!" It's a Korean exclamation. could also means something similar to 'geez' Mostly used as 'geez'
아이구(AIGOO)and 아이고(AIGO)are different. In grammar, aigo is right. but people lives near Seoul used to say 아이구(aigoo). Seoul people prefer to say "우(oo)" with every end of sentence. is it funny?

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Hangul's Today : Some Sentences

당신도 기다리고 계세요? = are you waiting for me too?

na nun could mean either "I'm.." or "how about me?"
nanun hangsang norul sarang handa = ok
na hangsang norul sarang hae = better sounds for me ^^

soulmate = 소울메이트

o to ke= how = what am I gonna do = 어떻해
u can pronounce this word "해" as "he", right?
사랑해 = sa rang he ; he, or hae
but when you say this word "어떻해"
the pronounciation is changed
어떻해 = o tok ke ; not he ; it's more like ke
dizzy T.T

영어 할 줄 아세요? = I will always follow you

나 너를 가도록 해주겠다 = na norul ka do rok hae ju get ta = i'll let you go
better word --> 널 보내주마 = nul bo ne ju ma = i'll let u go
could also mean = i will kill you

bo ne ju get so = 보내주겠어means 1. I will let you go
2. I will let you down
3. I will kill u
the meaning of that sentences could be changed in many different ways

너 죽을래 = no ju ku lae means do you want to die?

죽을래?= 뒈질래?= 골로갈래?=세상 다 살았나?=눈에 보이는게 없나?

Hangul's Today : Calling (전화 드리다)

Biasanya tiap kali K-people terima telpon,kalimat pertama yg di ucap pasti "yo bo se yo" pertama kali sempet juga salah denger hehehe, kirain "an nyong ha se yo" en kalo sepintas juga cuman kedengeran "yong se yo" doang hehehe.. kadang lucu juga ya.. tiap negara beda2 kalimat sapa-nya, Indonesia cukup "halo" huruf L tengah di baca ringan and penekanan biasanya pada huruf "o" , In english cukup "hello", di Jepang lumayan unik "Moshi moshi" , di Belanda "HaLLo" en pake penekanan di double L nya, and di Korea "Yo bo se yo"..Koreans biasanya pake, "yoboseyo", ini hanya untuk menjawab telepon (coz buat hello in generally as far as i know is an nyong ha se yo).

여보세요 = yo bo se yo / yeo bo se yo -- both are right.
여보세요. ___ 씨 계세요? = Yeoboseyo. ___ssi gyeseyo? = Hello. Is ___ there?
여보세요. ___ 씨 좀 부탁합니다 = Yeoboseyo. ___ssi jom butakhamnida = Hello. May I speak to ___ please?

Another Basic Conversation by phone :

(Note this line is all impolite/familar/informal)
여보세요, ____ 있어요? = Yo-bo-sae-yo, ____ i-sso-yo?
예, 있어요. 누구세요? = Yeah, i-sso-yo, nu-gu-sae-yo?
____예요. = _____-yae-yo
안녕, ___. ____ 너한테 전화 왔어. ____야. 잠시만 기다려.
= An-nyong ____. ____ han-tae chon-hwa wa-sso. ____-ya. Cham-shi-man ki-da-ryo.)

My name is ______, may I talk to _______?
je irum un ______ ye yo, ______ i wa tong wa hal su i so yo?
제 이름은 _____, 미란이와 통화 할 수 있어요?
Yes, one moment please.
jam kan ghi da ri se yo.
잠깐 기다리세요.
No, ____ is not at home right now.
mi an ha ji man, _____ i jib e up so yo.
미안하지만, ____ 집에 없어요.
I don't speak Korean ok, just a little bit...
jo nun han kuk mal jal mot eh yo, jo kum ba ke...
저는 한국말 잘 못해요, 조금 밖에...
What time can I get her?
miot si cium tong wa hal su i so yo?
몇시 쯤 통화 할 수 있어요?
Is she working?
il ha go i so yo?
일하고 있어요?
Yes, no...
ne, aniyo...
네, 아니요...
Don't tell her I called her ok, it's a surprise for her.
je ga jon wa et da go mal ha ji ma se yo, nol le ju go si po yo.
제가 전화했다고 말하지 마세요, 놀래주고 싶어요.
Thank u very much.
go mab sum ni da.
고맙습니다.
Good bye.
an yong i ghe se yo.
안녕히 계세요.

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Hangul's Today : Saying Happy Birthday ( 행복한 생일 )

How to say happy birthday in korean?

행복한 생일 = Happy Birthday
How to sing the happy birthday song in korean?
생일축하함니다
Seng il chook ha ham ni da~
생일축하함니다
Seng il chook ha ham ni da~
사랑하는 ............ (put your friend's name here)
Sa rang ha nuen .............
생일축하함니다
Seng il chook ha ham ni da~

Ah! and I've found something about Korean habit regarding this song.

Koreans are ardent clap-and-sing people. People love to clap along with the beat at concerts (even sometimes when it’s inappropriate, as I witnessed occasionally at the Jeonju Sori Festival), and when they sing together in a group in informal social situations, clapping is de rigeur. The thing is, the clapping is almost always done in a 2/4 or 4/4 rhythm, and usually on the downbeat…When westerners sing “Happy Birthday”, the downbeats come like this: Happy Birth–day to you, Happy Birth–day to you, Happy Birth–day dear Bob–by, Happy Birth–day to you.
But when Koreans sing it, they clap on every second beat, which puts the downbeats like this: Seng–Il Chuk–ha ham–ni da! [2], Seng–Il Chuk–ha ham–ni da! [2], Sarang ha–neun Chull–su–eui, Seng–Il Chuk–ha ham–ni da! [2].

More..

Hangul's Today : Saying Cute (귀여운)

I used to write "귀여워 에노 누나" for my email signature... just found out and been told that was wrong words T.T
I supposed to write it "귀여운 에노 누나", not "귀여워 에노 누나" at the bottom of my email.. so when i wrote "귀여워 에노 누나" dongseng said it doesn't make sense for him, as it is supposed to be said to another person, not to myself.
Basicly...

귀여워 -> you can say this word when you want to express something (person or animal or etc.) is cute or lovely. can be used by itself
귀여운 -> if there is something that is cute or lovely and you want to say it's cute, you should say the something (that is noun) with this word "귀여운"(that is adjective)
Example :
cute baby -> 귀여운 아기(baby : a gi), you can't say only 귀여운 and also "귀여운 에노 누나" -> in this sentence i used that word with "에노 누나" which is noun

귀엽다고 하지 말아요 -> gue yuop da go ha je mal a yo => please don't say that I'm cute
귀엽다고 하지마 also same meaning as "귀엽다고 하지 말아요" but you can use this kind of short expression to the people whose the age is same as you or younger than you.

* Cute : 귀여운 (gui-yo-wun)
* Aren't I cute : 내가 귀엽지 (nae-ga gui-yop-ji)
* Pretty : 예뻐 (ye-ppo)
* Aren't I pretty : (내가 예쁘지) (nae-ga ye-ppeu-ji)

그럼 담에 또 봐요. 잘 지내요~~
( gu rum dam e tto ba yo. jal ji ne yo).
Means: See you next time. take care~~ :P

안녕히 계세요

haha~~ of course it's a joke...
tapi ga munafik dong, kadang gw pernah punya feeling just like that, kalo lagi bete bertumpuk ama seseorang...want to kill someone so bad, but can't coz you are just a normal, humble person? haha~~ why don't you express it in korean words... paling ga, kalo di ucapin di Indo, banyak yg ga ngarti.. en kalo di ucapin di Korea, bisa bikin orang terkaget2 haha~~

안녕히 계세요 <-- complete expression for that, but for fun you can use like this 안녀이 계세 except for "요" meaning is same but for fun~ don't need to say 요 if you want to make a joke..you can say only that but don't say to senior or old people :P

초딩이가? = cho ding e ga? = haven't you grown up yet?
돌았나? <--are you crazy? ; 미쳤나 same meaning
초딩이가? = are you a student in elementary school?

Haha~~ better off before someone want to kill me :P i have more bad words. but not gonna put here :P :P

Chingu (친구)

namja = man
gyo ja = female
여자 = female
여자친구? a girl friend ; but could be also just female friend
to be absolutely a "girl friend" better just use 애인 <--can be used for both sex
example : " is he your 애인? " means is he/she your lover or beloved person?
애인 <-- easier... and more like a lover coz 여자친구 <-- can be also just a friend

namja chingu iso? = do you have a bf?
우린 친구 = we are friend = wu rin chin gu
친구 = chin gu = friend
wu ri = we
우린 = wu rin = we are
wu ri chin gu ga? wu rin chin gu ji <-- can be both a asking question and replying question, it depends on what kind of question is the accent of the last word, and it depends on the accent that what kind of question it becomes. aiyooh... quite difficult to express T.T

Korean Alphabet (Hangul)

Duh, malesnya mo ngebahas ttg topik ini haha~~ but a friend of mine asked me to put it here, so.. as usual, gw googling lagi en nemu source ^_^'

Most English speakers think Korean has thousands of characters, like Chinese, but it actually has a very simple and logical alphabet, which you can learn in a few minutes. The alphabet was invented in 1443 during the reign of the Great King Sejong. There are 14 basic consonants and 10 basic vowels.
Letters that have similar sounds also have similar shapes, so it is easy to learn.

The letters are grouped into syllable blocks containing an initial consonant (which may be silent or double), one or two vowels (below or to the right), and sometimes a final consonant (below).
Now, see if you can "decode" these words:

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Links:
Introduction To Korean
Korean alphabet, pronunciation and language
Korean alphabet hangul
Hangul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Korean Alphabet

Hangul's Today : Saying Goodbye

I used to say "Jal Ji Ne" when i'm saying goodbye to friends, but my dongseng told me that K-people usually use that 잘지내~ (Jal Ji Ne) when saying goodbye for a quite long time. For general goodbye then just say "good night" or "jal ja~ ne il ba" ---> 잘자 내일봐~
잘자 (Jal Ja) = Good Night
내일봐 (Ne Il Ba) = See You Tomorrow
Or can also say:
다음에 애기 또 하자 = talk to you later~
When we are saying goodbye, if you leave from your friend's house, you should say "안녕히 계세요" and when you are the host of the house and your friend is leaving, you should say "안녕히 가세요"
But to make it easier just say it shortly: 잘가~~ Bye
Or 잘 있어(jal it so) when you're leaving the house
Hmm..For example : Now I'm in your house, and you've invited me to your house so I'm in your house now. And now it's time for me to go back home so I say before I leave "안녕히 계세요" But if you're my friend then I don't need to be that polite/formal, so I can just say 잘 있어(jal it so). and you can say "안녕히 가세요"
안녕히 가세요 = BYE 안녕히 계세요 = BYE ; same but the situation is different
Ok. I'm dizzy now ^.^'

Hangul’s Today: The Counting Systems

There are 3 kinds of counting systems
하나, 둘 , 셋, 넷~ 일, 이 , 삼, 사~ 첫째, 둘째, 셋째, 넷째~ etc..
첫째 = first
하나 = 일 = one
둘 = 이 = two 둘째 = second

This is the funny way to count in Korea :
한놈 두시기 석삼 너구리 오징어 육개장 칠면조 팔팔이 구구단 십..

한놈 = 1
두시기 = 2
석삼 = 3
너구리 = 4
etc

원, 투 , 쓰리, 포, 파이브 <--- this is in english

Hangul's Today: Saying Thank You

감사합니다 = kamsahamnida = Thank You
when you talk to senior, you should say "고맙습니다", but when you talk to your friend or junior, you can just say "고맙다" there are two different ways to talk to, depending on who you're talking to.

Extras:
- Hajima and Hajiman is different T.T
Ha Ji Ma = Don't Do That
Ha Ji Man = But
- 아빠 = father
오빠 = elder brother
- What to say when you want to take a picture with other people?
저기요~ 애기들이 귀여워서 그러는데요~ 같이 사진 한번 찍어도 될까요?
사진좀 같이 찍어도 될까요?

about 사랑 = Sarang = Love

사랑 = Sarang = Love
사랑해(요) = Sarang hae(yo)= I love you (using 'yo' = more polite)
나는당신를사랑해요 = Na neun tang shin reul sarang hae yo = I love you
아직도 난 널 사랑해 = Ah-jik-do nahn nuhl sa-rang-hae = I still love you
나의 일번 = my number one = na-eh il bun
너는 나의 전부야 = you are my everything = na neun na e jun bu ya
나는 당신을 사랑하기 때문에 = because i love you = na neun tang sin ul sarang ha gi tae mun e
나는 항상 너를 사랑한다 = i always love you = na nun hang sang no rul sarang handa

그쪽이 좋아요 -> gu jjok e jo a yo > I like you/I'm interested in you/ I've got an interest in you/you've come to my mind
니가 좋아 -> ni ga jo a -> this sentence is just same as the one "그쪽이 좋아요" -> I like you

Saranghae, mostly used between two lovers, or parents say to their children.
Saranghaeyo, is a general form for I love you in Korean.
Saranghabnida is the modest form for I love you.
But for young generation, just use "Saranghae"..

^_^ wondering if i could hear Kwon Sang Woo whispering it to me hahaha ^^;; but anyway, this is what i got when i was googling around ^^ :

some korean words about love relationships
some korean words about feelings