가을

gaeul

가을 (gaeul) means autumn in Korean, synonymous with melancholy beauty in K-dramas…

여름

yeoreum

여름 (yeoreum) means summer in Korean, celebrated in K-pop anthems and K-dramas…

봄

bom

봄 (bom) means spring in Korean and symbolizes hope and renewal, most…

오늘 밤

oneul-bam

오늘 밤 (oneul-bam) means 'tonight' in Korean and appears in countless K-pop…

너무해

neomu-hae

너무해 (neomu-hae) is a Korean expression meaning 'that's too much!' — a…

어떻게

eotteoke

Eotteoke (어떻게) means 'how' or 'what do I do?!' in Korean —…

할 수 없어

hal-su-eopseo

Hal-su-eopseo (할 수 없어) means 'I can't' or 'there's nothing I can…

기다릴게

gidarillge

Gidarillge (기다릴게) means 'I'll wait for you' in Korean — a vow…

잊지마

ijji-ma

Ijji-ma (잊지마) means 'don't forget' in Korean — an emotionally charged plea…

괜찮아요

gwaencheo

Gwaenchanayo (괜찮아요) means 'I'm okay' in Korean — a phrase K-Drama fans…

이제

ije

Ije (이제) means 'now' or 'from now on' in Korean, marking emotional…

내 마음

nae-maeum

Nae-maeum (내 마음) means 'my heart' in Korean — a poetic phrase…

나

na

Na (나) is the informal Korean word for 'I' or 'me,' heard…

너

neo

Neo (너) means 'you' informally in Korean — a must-know pronoun for…

너무 좋아해

neomu johahae

Neomu johahae (너무 좋아해) means 'I like you so much' in Korean…

만났어

manasseo

만났어 (manasseo) means 'met' in informal Korean — the past-tense verb behind…

말했어

malhaesseo

말했어 (malhaesseo) means 'said' or 'told' in casual Korean — the past…

웃었어

useosseo

웃었어 (useosseo) means 'laughed' or 'smiled' in informal Korean — the joyful…

울었어

ureosseo

울었어 (ureosseo) means 'cried' in casual Korean — the past tense of…

잤어

jasseo

잤어 (jasseo) means 'slept' in informal Korean — the past tense of…