20 Short Sentences Most Frequently Used by Korean Opposite Sexes

Korean is an interesting and complex language, and it can be difficult to learn. However, by mastering some basic phrases, you can communicate effectively with locals and make the most of your time in Korea. In this blog post, we'll cover 20 short sentences that are frequently used by Korean opposite sexes. These sentences will help you navigate social situations and connect with locals, whether you're a man or a woman.

For Men

1. 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo)

This means "hello" in Korean. It is a polite and formal greeting used when meeting someone for the first time.

2. 잘 지내셨어요? (jal jinaesyeosseoyo?)

This means "How have you been?" in Korean. It is a polite and formal question used when catching up with someone you haven't seen in a while.

3. 뭐해? (mwohae?)

This means "What are you doing?" in Korean. It is a casual and simple question used to start a conversation.

4. 배고파 (baegopa)

This means "I'm hungry" in Korean. It is a casual and simple expression used to convey hunger or appetite.

5. 좋아해 (johahae)

This means "I like you" in Korean. It is a casual and simple expression used to convey affection or interest.

6. 좀 더 빨리 해 봐 (jom deo ppalli hae bwa)

This means "Do it faster" in Korean. It is a casual and direct expression used to request someone to do something quickly.

7. 나랑 놀자 (naran nolja)

This means "Let's hang out" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly invitation to spend time together.

8. 어디야? (eodiya?)

This means "Where are you?" in Korean. It is a casual and simple question used to locate someone.

9. 축하해 (chukhahae)

This means "Congratulations" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly expression used to celebrate someone's achievement.

10. 다음에 또 봐 (daeume tto bwa)

This means "See you next time" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly phrase used when parting from someone.

For Women

1. 안녕 (annyeong)

This means "hello" in Korean. It is a casual and informal greeting used between friends or acquaintances.

2. 잘 지내? (jal jinae?)

This means "How are you?" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly question used when catching up with someone you know well.

3. 뭐해? (mwohae?)

This means "What are you doing?" in Korean. It is a casual and simple question used to start a conversation.

4. 배고파 (baegopa)

This means "I'm hungry" in Korean. It is a casual and simple expression used to convey hunger or appetite.

5. 좋아해 (johahae)

This means "I like you" in Korean. It is a casual and simple expression used to convey affection or interest.

6. 너무 귀엽다 (neomu gwiyeobda)

This means "You're so cute" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly compliment used to praise someone's appearance

7. 어디야? (eodiya?)

This means "Where are you?" in Korean. It is a casual and simple question used to locate someone.

8. 고마워 (gomawo)

This means "Thank you" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly expression used to show gratitude.

9. 내일 뭐 할 거야? (naeil mwo hal geoya?)

This means "What are you doing tomorrow?" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly question used to plan a hangout or activity.

10. 다음에 또 봐 (daeume tto bwa)

This means "See you next time" in Korean. It is a casual and friendly phrase used when parting from someone.

Translation into Words for Different Countries

To make these sentences more accessible to travelers from different countries, here is a translation of each phrase into words for seven different countries:

 

Korean	American	Turkish	Spanish	German	Vietnamese	Chinese	Japanese
안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo)	Hello	Merhaba	Hola	Hallo	Xin chào	你好	こんにちは
잘 지냈어요? (jal jinaesyeosseoyo?)	How have you been?	Nasılsın?	¿Cómo estás?	Wie geht es dir?	Bạn khỏe không?	你怎么样?	お元気ですか?
뭐해? (mwohae?)	What are you doing?	Ne yapıyorsun?	¿Qué estás haciendo?	Was machst du?	Bạn đang làm gì?	你在干什么?	何してるの?
배고파 (baegopa)	I'm hungry	Acıktım	Tengo hambre	Ich bin hungrig	Tôi đói	我饿了	お腹が空いた
좋아해 (johahae)	I like you	Seni seviyorum	Me gustas	Ich mag dich	Tôi thích bạn	我喜欢你	好き
좀 더 빨리 해 봐 (jom deo ppalli hae bwa)	Do it faster	Daha hızlı yap	Hazlo más rápido	Mach es schneller	Làm nhanh hơn đi	快点做	もっと早くやって
나랑 놀자 (naran nolja)	Let's hang out	Takılalım	Salgamos juntos	Lass uns abhängen	Hãy cùng nhau đi chơi	我们一起玩	一緒に遊ぼう
어디야? (eodiya?)	Where are you?	Neredesin?	¿Dónde estás?	Wo bist du?	Bạn ở đâu?	你在哪里?	どこにいるの?
축하해 (chukhahae)	Congratulations	Tebrikler	Felicitaciones	Herzlichen Glückwunsch	Chúc mừng	恭喜	おめでとう
다음에 또 봐 (daeume tto bwa)	See you next time	Bir sonraki sefere görüşürüz	Nos vemos la próxima vez	Bis zum nächsten Mal	Hẹn gặp lại	下次见	またね

 

Conclusion

These 20 short sentences are frequently used by Korean opposite sexes and can be incredibly useful for travelers looking to connect with locals and navigate social situations in Korea. By learning these phrases, you'll be able to communicate effectively and confidently with people you meet on.

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