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Korean Phrases PDF

This document provides basic Korean phrases and vocabulary for new teachers. It introduces common greetings like "Annyeong haseyo" for greetings and "Ban kam supnida" for introductions. Expressions for thanking someone and apologizing are also presented. Key words for locations in a school are defined, such as "kyosil" for classroom and "kyo sah sah moo shil" for the teacher's office. The document notes cultural differences in referring to one's home as "uri jib" instead of "my home."

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Korean Phrases PDF

This document provides basic Korean phrases and vocabulary for new teachers. It introduces common greetings like "Annyeong haseyo" for greetings and "Ban kam supnida" for introductions. Expressions for thanking someone and apologizing are also presented. Key words for locations in a school are defined, such as "kyosil" for classroom and "kyo sah sah moo shil" for the teacher's office. The document notes cultural differences in referring to one's home as "uri jib" instead of "my home."

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Basic Korean for New Teachers

Notes
Hello
Never just say Ahn nyeong .
ahn nyeong ha say yo Thats only for friends or when
speaking to children. Otherwise
it sounds rude.

My name is ______ _______ im nee da


Nice to meet you ban kam sub nee da

There are several ways to say


thank you. This is just one way.
Thank you kam sa hab nee da It is very polite.

There are several ways to say


Im sorry chuay song hab nee da sorry. This is just one way. It is
very polite.

_________ ?
Where is _______? This question can be used for
oe dee iss soy yo? anything (places, people, things,
etc.). Just put the noun at the
beginning.
?
Where is the hwa jang shil oe dee iss soy yo? hwa jang shil = bathroom
bathroom?

If you want to use a teachers


name, say their last name and
Teacher sun sang nim put teacher afterward.

Mrs. Park = Park sun sang nim


Principal Mr. Kim = Kim sun sang nim
kyo jang sun sang nim


Vice principal
kyo kam sun sang nim


Classroom
kyo sil


Teachers Office
kyo sah sah moo shil

Elementary School
cho dung hak kyo Jib () means home. Koreans
always say our () instead of
My home my. So you always say our
oo ree jib home, ().

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