Korean word archive

To ask someone a question or to inquire about something.

To play, hang out, or spend time having fun without working or studying.

To walk; to move on foot at a regular pace.

To meet or see someone, especially by arrangement or by chance.

To eat or consume food or drink. One of the most everyday actions you'll describe in Korean.

Work, a job, or a task that someone does. Can also mean an event or matter that happens.

The taste or flavor of food or drink.

A promise or scheduled appointment made between people.

A plan or agreement to meet someone or do something at a specific time.

To give something to someone. One of the most common verbs in Korean, used in many everyday situations.

A door or gate; the movable barrier used to open or close an entrance to a room or building.

A gathering or meeting of people, usually for a shared purpose or social reason.

The condition of the atmosphere at a particular time and place, such as whether it is sunny, rainy, or cold.

To be hungry; feeling the need to eat food.

A promise or appointment made between two or more people.

A problem, question, or issue that needs to be solved or dealt with.

The state of needing something; a necessity or requirement.

To smile or laugh; to show happiness or amusement on your face.

Describes something that is new, fresh, or different from what existed before.

To rest or take a break from activity or work.

A seat, spot, or place where someone or something is located or belongs.

A small shop or store where things are sold.

A story, tale, or conversation; something you tell or talk about with others.

To look for or find something; to search for a person, place, or thing.

The moon, the natural satellite that orbits the Earth and is visible in the night sky. Also means "month" in Korean.

The act of getting ready for something; preparation before an event or task.

A request or favor asked of someone; the act of asking someone to do something for you.

To learn something new, such as a skill, subject, or language.

A promise or appointment made with another person.

The way someone or something looks; an appearance or figure. Often used to describe how a person presents themselves in a moment.

Often; happening many times or at short intervals.

Together; at the same time or in the same place as someone else.

To wait for someone or something to arrive or happen.

A deep feeling of affection and care for someone or something.

Words, speech, or language; what someone says or how they express themselves.

Again; one more time. Used to say that something happens or is done a second time.

To come; to move toward the speaker or a place being talked about.

To sleep; to be in a state of rest with eyes closed and the mind inactive.

To be weak or not strong in body, mind, or power.

To read something, such as a book, sign, or message.

A thought, idea, or opinion that someone has in their mind.

Snow; the white, frozen precipitation that falls from the sky in cold weather. (Also a homonym meaning "eye," but this sense refers to snow.)

Effort or hard work put into achieving something.

Help or assistance given to someone who needs it.

A group of people who are related to each other, usually living together; a family.

A promise or appointment; an agreement to do something at a specific time or place.

A choice or decision made between two or more options.

To enjoy something; to take pleasure in an activity or experience.

The season of the year that comes after spring and before autumn, known for hot weather.

To not know something; to be unaware of a fact or answer.