Learn the Top 25 Must-Know Korean Phrases! [INFORMAL] | 한국언니 Korean Unnie

안녕하세요. 한국언니에요. Hello everyone, this is Korean Unnie that makes learning Korean fun and easy. In today's episode, we are going to learn top 25 Korean phrases. And remember, these are informal phrases so you can use it in casual situations. 그럼 시작! 안녕 is hi and also bye. 안녕 You can use it at any time of the day, even at night. In Korean, we say hi and bye too, but in Korean accent. Hi! Bye! What are you doing? It may sound weird, but Koreans start conversation by saying 뭐해 a lot. And usually through texts. 잘 지내? How are you? When you translate 잘 지내 directly, it's more like, are you doing well? You can say 잘 지내 after 안녕. 안녕, 잘 지내? Hello, how are you doing? Good morning! 잘 잤어 is did you sleep well in Korean. In textbooks, they say 좋은 아침 for good morning, but Korean people don't really say that. Instead, we say 잘 잤어? To a person sleeping next to you, you can say 잘 자. Or to your family before you go to sleep, you can say 잘 자. Oh, but remember, you can only say this to your younger brother or sister because this is a casual form, informal form. Good night! But we don't really pronounce 응, 응 all the time. Instead, we just say 응. When we type yes, when we are texting to our friends, we say 응. But actually, most of the time, we just type OO. So informal yes and no is 응, 아니. My name is ____. When your name ends with a consonant, you end with 이야. And when your name ends with a vowel, you end with 야. What's your name? Leave it in the comment below in Korean. 제발. Please. Oh, I'm hungry. Please give me an ice cream. 제발 아이스크림 사줘. 제발. 제발. Please. 그래. Okay. We also use okay, but with the Korean accent. 오케이. Okay. 안녕? 잘 지내? Do you want to grab a coffee with me? 그래. Thank you. This is an informal form of thank you. So when you want to say thank you to your friends or people who are younger than you, you say 고마워. 고마워. When you are really thankful and want to say, oh, really thank you, thank you so much, you say 진짜 고마워 or 정말 고마워. 진짜 고마워. 정말 고마워. 아니야. You're welcome. Usually in textbooks, they say 천만에 for you're welcome, but Korean people never say 천만에. Instead, we say 아니야. 아니야. 아니야. I told you that 아니 means no. So actually, when people say thank you, Korean people reply by saying, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Don't say thank you. Don't say thank you. 아니야. 아니야. 아니야. 아니야. 아니야. 고마워. 아니야. Korean way. 몇 시야? What time is it? You can say 지금 몇 시야? What time is it now? 지금 몇 시야? 화장실 어디야? Where is the bathroom? There are bathrooms in every train station in Korea. So it is a pretty useful phrase to know. And they are also pretty clean and free. But be careful, this is an informal speech, so you cannot use it to strangers. If you want to use it to strangers, you can say 화장실 어디예요? Hey, where is the bathroom? 저기요, 화장실 어디예요? 만나서 반가워. Nice to meet you. 안녕, 만나서 반가워. 내 이름은 소현이야. Three phrases that we have learned today all together. That's great. 안녕, 만나서 반가워. 나는 소현이야. 잘 지내? Hello, nice to meet you. My name is 소현. How are you doing? So now you know everything to greet people and start a nice conversation. 다음에 봐. See you next time. See you. This is what I say at the end of my video. 다음에 봐요. 안녕. 다음에 봐. See you. See you later. See you soon. 내일 봐. See you tomorrow. 잘 가. Bye. If you translate 잘 가 directly, it means to leave safe, but we use this to say goodbye. But you can only say this to people who are leaving, so when someone else is leaving, you can say 잘 가. 잘 가. 안녕. Bye. 잘 가. Oh, not you. Stay. 당연하지. Of course. You can also say 당근이지. It's the same with 당연하지. 당근 can also mean a carrot, which is totally irrelevant. But I sang a carrot song once, so you can check it out. There's a link there. 미안해. I'm sorry. When you did something wrong to your friend or you feel sorry about something, you can say 미안해. 미안. But remember, don't say this to strangers because this is an informal speech. If you want to say to strangers, you can say 미안해요. 미안해요. 미안해요. I'm sorry. 미안해. 왜? Why? It's like when you're flirting. 왜? Why? 진짜? Really? There can be many tones for 진짜. 이해가 안 가. I don't understand. 진짜 이해가 안 가. I really, really don't understand. 좋아. I like it. There is another milk song. 우유 좋아 좋아. Check that out if you want to. 싫어. I don't like it. 이거 먹을래? Do you want to eat this? 아니. 싫어. No. No thanks. I don't like it. 콜라 싫어 싫어. 커피 싫어 싫어. 새하얀 우유. Oh yes. This is the end of the top 25 phrases that you need to know for basic Korean. Leave a comment below if there are any phrases that you'd like to know or if you have any questions. Don't forget to subscribe and likes are a great help for my channel and share this video if you thought it was helpful. 그럼 다음에 봐. 안녕. 잘 가.