korean_words_-_2000_most_common

Korean Words - 2000 Most Common

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Cloud Monk is quadrilingual and is literate in Basic Korean - > 100 words of spoken Korean and written Korean (Hangul - can read Korean and write Korean using Korean keyboard).

This is data for the Learn Korean Mobile App (written in Kotlin and Swift) and the Learn Korean REST API (written in Python with Django.


  • 3. 있 / itda verb to be (in a place), exist, have
  • 그는 지금 에 있.
  • He is at home now.
  • 5. 되 / doeda verb to become
  • 그는 그가 했던 대로 교사가 되었.
  • He became a teacher as he wanted.
  • 6. [[수]] / su noun way, means, possibility
  • 그렇게 될 는 없습니.
  • There is no possibility that the work would be done like that.
  • 7. 같 / gatda adjective (to be) the same, (to be) like or similar, (to be) probably so
  • 오늘의 날는 어제와 같.
  • The weather today is the same as yesterday.
  • 는 어제 여기에 도착했어.
  • I arrived here yesterday.
  • 9. 그 / geu pronoun he
  • 그가 를 도와줬던 사람에요.
  • He is the one who helped me.
  • 11. 보 / boda verb to see, look at, watch, read
  • 는 어제 그 영화를 봤.
  • I watched the movie yesterday.
  • 12. / deung noun back
  • 그는 바로 내 에 서 있었.
  • He stood right behind my back.
  • 13. / ttae noun time, an occasion, the time when
  • 내가 어렸을 마을로 사를 왔.
  • When I was young, I moved to this town.
  • 17. 대하[[다]] / daehada verb to respond to
  • 그가 를 대하는 태도가 마음에 들지 않는.
  • I do not like his responding attitude towards me.
  • 19. [[한]] / han noun one, (before a numeral) about, around
  • 는 여기에 올 [[한]] 만 가지고 오면 돼.
  • You can bring just one when you come.

21. / il noun work, job, business, matter

그녀가 하고 있는 은 무엇죠?

What is her job?

22. / i pronoun this

당신에게 많은 도움[[것]]입니.

This book will be helpful for you.

23. 문에 / ttaemune noun Because of, Because

그 소음 문에 잠을 가 없었.

I could not sleep because of the noise.

24. [[말]]하[[다]] / malhada verb to speak, to talk, to say

그가 [[말]]하기 전에 빨리 여기를 떠자.

Let’s leave here before he speaks.

25. 위하[[다]] / wihada verb to help or benefit, to do for the sake of, for the purpose of

군인들은 자신들의 라를 위해 그 .

The soldiers do it for (the sake of) their country.

26. 그러 / geureona adverb but, however

그는 7시까지 여기에 오기로 약을 했. 그러 그는 오지 않았.

He promised to come here by seven, but he didn’t.

27. 오 / oda verb to come

는 내 몇 시에 올 [[수]] 있어?

What time can you come tomorrow?

28. 알 / alda verb to know, understand

오늘 제 생라는 [[것]]을 그들도 아요?

Do they also know that today is my birthday?

29. / ssi noun sir or madam, Mr. or Ms.

민호 는 어디 출신에요?

Mr. Minho, where are you from?

30. 그렇 / geureota adjective to be correct, to be really so

선생님 오늘 학교에 고 하셨는데 정[[말]] 그랬니?

Your teacher told me that you didn’t come to your school. Is this correct?

31. 크 / keuda adjective big, large, great, tall

그 케크는 정[[말]].

The cake is very big

32. / tto adverb also, again

그는 지각을 했.

He was late again.

33. 사회 / sahoe noun society

그는 사회에서 아주 역할을 맡고 있어요.

He takes an important role in this society.

34. 많은 / maneun adjective many, much, a lot of, plentiful

번 행사에 많은 사람들 모여 들었.

Many people gathered for this event.

35. / an adverb not

그녀는 오늘 숙제를 .

She did not do her homework today.

36. 좋 / jota adjective good, great, excellent, nice

오늘 날가 정[[말]].

The weather is really good today.

37. / deo adverb more

음식 드릴까요?

Do you want more food?

38. 받 / batda verb to receive, take, obtain

어제 내가 보낸 메시지 받았니?

Did you receive my message yesterday?

39. 그[[것]] / geugeot pronoun that

[[것]]은 제 [[것]] 아닙니.

That is not mine.

40. / jip noun house, home

의 가격은 무 비쌉니.

This house is too expensive.

41. / naoda verb to come out

그는 별을 보기 위해 밖으로 .

He came out to see stars.

42. 따르 / ttareuda verb to follow

여러분들은 선생님의 지시사항을 따라야 합니.

You need to follow the instructions of your teacher.

43. 그리고 / geurigo adverb and, also, in addition

[[것]]은 제가 그린 [[것]]입니. 그리고 [[것]]은 지가 그린 [[것]]입니.

This is what I drew and that is what Jisoo drew.

44. 문제 / munje noun problem, question

우리는 해결해야 할 많은 문제들을 가지고 있습니.

We have a lot of problems to be solved.

45. 그런 / geureon [determiner] like that, such

는 그런 경험 별로 없.

I do not have any experience like that.

46. 살 / salda verb to live, to be alive, to dwell

는 서울에서 살아요.

I live in Seoul.

47. / jeo pronoun (humble, formal, polite) the first person deferential singular pronoun, I

제 곧 19살 됩니.

I will be 19 years old soon.

48. 척하[[다]] / cheokhada verb to pretend

강아지는 무서워서 죽은 척했어요.

The dog pretended to be dead because it was scared.

49. 생각하[[다]] / saenggakhada verb to think

그는 그 문제에 대해 어떻게 생각하니?

What does he think of the issue?

50. 모르 / moreuda verb not to know, to be ignorant of

는 그의 전화번호를 모른.

I do not know his phone number.

51. / sok noun the inside

그 상자 에 찾고 있는 게 있어요.

What you are looking for is in the inside of the box.

52. 만들 / mandeulda verb to make, establish

는 친구에게 주려고 종 비행기를 만들었어요.

I made a paper airplane for my friend.

53. / kot noun place

는 컴퓨터를 둘 을 찾고 있어요.

I am looking for a place to put a computer.

54. 두 / du number two

오늘은 두 사람만 을 방문했어요.

Only two people came here today.

55. / ap noun fore, former, front

으로 오세요.

Please come to the front.

56. 경우 / gyeongu noun conditions, circumstances, case, event

그럴 경우에는 게임 연기될 [[수]]요?

In the case of it being so, could the game be postponed?

57. / jung noun amongst, in the course of, during

에서 가장 좋아하는 노래는 에요?

What is your favorite song amongst them?

58. 어떤 / eotteon [determiner] which, what kind of, some, any, certain, of a certain kind

어떤 선택든 확실 [[것]]은 없.

Any choice is not certain.

59. / jal adverb be good at, well, often, at a good time

그는 매운 음식을 먹어요.

He’s good at eating spicy food.

60. 그녀 / geunyeo pronoun she

그녀는 에게 선물을 주었어요.

She gave me this present.

61. 먹[[다]] / meokda verb to eat, have, grow older

오늘 아침에 먹었어요?

What did you eat for breakfast?

62. 자신 / jasin noun one’s body, oneself

피터는 자신 부끄러운 줄 알아야해.

Peter ought to be ashamed of himself

63. 문화 / munhwa noun culture, civilization

의 문화에 익숙하지 않아요.

I am not familiar with the culture here.

64. / won noun won (the official currency of South Korea), circle

책의 가격은 12,000입니.

The price of this book is 12,000 won.

65. 생각 / saenggak noun idea, thought

[[말]] 좋은 생각네요.

That is a good idea.

66. 어떻 / eotteota adjective (to be) in what state, (to be) how

최근에 구입 새 핸드폰은 어요?

How is the new mobile phone that you have purchased recently?

67. / myeong noun counter for people

오늘은 10 참석할 예정입니.

Today 10 people are going to participate in the conference.

68. 통하[[다]] / tonghada verb to pass through, to communicate, to use as a medium

는 그녀와 야기가 통해요.

I can communicate with her well.

69. 그러 / geureoda verb to do so, do it, say so

그는 여기에 온고 그랬어요.

He said that he would come here.

70. 소리 / sori noun sound, voice,

음악 소리가 무 커요.

The sound of music is too loud.

71. 시 / dasi adverb again, once more

[[말]]해 줄 [[수]]요?

Can you please say that again?

72. 른 / dareun [determiner] different, other

[[것]]을 볼 [[수]] 있을까요?

Can I see a different thing?

73. 런 / ireon [determiner] like this, such

런 물건을 사오지 마세요.

Please, do not buy the stuff like this again.

74. 여자 / yeoja noun woman, girl, lady, female

희 가족 에 여자는 세 있습니.

Among my family members, there are three women.

75. / gae noun dog

를 좋아하니?

Do you like dogs?

76. 정도 / jeongdo noun degree, extent, an approximate amount

아파트의 임대료는 어느 정도의 금액인가요?

What is an approximate amount of the rent for this apartment?

77. / dwi noun back, latter, rear, afterward, behind

열쇠는 바로 네 에 있어.

The key is right behind you.

78. 듣 / deutda verb to listen, hear, take a course

지금 제 [[말]] 들리요?

Can you hear me now?

79. / da adverb all, completely

네가 먹었니?

Did you eat all of these?

80. / jom adverb a little, somewhat, a little while, a short time

가 제가 시 전화 드리겠습니.

I’ll call you back in little later.

81. 들 / deulda verb to cost, be spent, hold, carry

제가 여기에 오는 데 들었어요.

It cost me 2,000 won to be here.

82. 싶 / sipda adjective to desire, want

는 정[[말]] 설악산에 가 보고 싶어요.

I really want to go to Mt. Seorak.

83. 보 / boida verb to be seen, be shown, show, be visible

기 있는 간판니?

Is that sign visible to you?

84. 가지 / gajida verb to have, possess

는 차를 가지고 있니?

Do you have a car?

85. 함께 / hamkke adverb together

희와 함께 영화보러 갈래요?

Would you go to a movie together with us?

86. 아 / ai noun child

는 엄마를 기리고 있어요.

This child is waiting for his mom.

87. 지 / jinada verb to pass

도로가 무 좁아서 차들가지를 못했.

The road was so narrow that cars were unable to pass.

88. 많 / mani adverb a lot, in abundance

는 그 노래를 많 들었.

I have listened to that song a lot.

89. 시간 / sigan noun time, hour

번 주[[말]]에 시간 내서 제 방을 청소해야 겠어요.

I should spend some time cleaning my room this weekend.

90. / neo pronoun you (informal)

는 언제부터 요리하는 법을 배우기 시작했니?

When did you start learning how to cook?

91. 인간 / ingan noun people, humanity, person, mankind, human

모든 인간은 불완전하[[다]].

All humans are fallible.

92. 사실 / sasil noun fact, reality, truth

[[말]]하지 마. 는 그 사실을 알고 싶어.

Please, don’t lie to me. I want to know the truth.

93. / nada verb to be born, appear, arise, occur, break out, come out

결과가 왔어요.

The result did not come out well.

94. / ireota adjective (to be) like this, in this way

렇게 하면 사람들 담배를 덜 피울 [[것]]입니.

In this way, there will be less people smoking.

95. 어머니 / eomeoni noun mom, mother

희 어머니께서 차를 파시려고 하는데요.

My mother wants to sell her car.

96. / nun noun eye, vision, snow

약을 [[한]] 방울 넣었.

I put a drop of medicine in my eye.

97. / mwo pronoun what

예요?

What is this?

98. / jeom noun a point, spot, aspect

을 반드시 기억해야 합니.

You have to remember that point.

99. 의하[[다]] / uihada verb to be due to, to accord with, to be pursuant to

유효하지 않은 문자에 의해서 문제가 발생할 도 있습니.

This may be due to invalid characters.

100. 시대 / sidae noun historical age or period

풍습은 조선 시대부터 시작된 [[것]]입니.

The practice dates from the Joseon Dynasty period.

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