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…

먹었어

meogeosseo

먹었어 (meogeosseo) means 'ate' in informal Korean — the past tense of…

했어

haesseo-did

했어 (haesseo) means 'did' in casual Korean — the past tense of…

갔어

gasseo

갔어 (gasseo) means 'went' or 'left' in casual Korean — a past-tense…

왔어

wasseo

왔어 (wasseo) means 'came' or 'arrived' in informal Korean — the heartfelt…

봤어

bwasseo

봤어 (bwasseo) means 'saw' or 'watched' in casual Korean — an essential…

역시

yeoksi

역시 (yeoksi) is the Korean expression for 'as expected' or 'just as…

같이

gachi

같이 (gachi) means 'together' in everyday Korean and appears throughout K-Drama friend…

함께

hamkke

함께 (hamkke) means 'together' in Korean — the poetic, heartfelt word K-Pop…

힘

him

힘 (him) means strength or energy in Korean, and 힘내 is how…

꿈

kkum

꿈 (kkum) means 'dream' in Korean — a word at the heart…

생각

saenggak

생각 (saenggak) means 'thought' or 'idea' in Korean—from Stray Kids songs about…

기분

gibun

기분 (gibun) means 'mood' or 'feeling' in Korean—the everyday emotional check-in word…

기억

gieok

기억 (gieok) means 'memory' in Korean—a word central to K-Drama amnesia plots…