이젠

ijen

이젠 (ijen) means 'now' or 'from now on' in Korean — a…

벌써

beolsseo

벌써 (beolsseo) means 'already' with a note of surprise in Korean —…

아직

ajik

아직 (ajik) means 'still' or 'not yet' in Korean — a key…

많이

manhi

많이 (manhi) means 'a lot' or 'so much' in Korean — a…

안 돼

andwae

안 돼 (andwae) means 'no' or 'it can't be' in Korean —…

만나요

mannayo

만나요 (mannayo) means 'let's meet' or 'we meet' in Korean — a…

헤어져

heeojyeo

헤어져 (heeojyeo) means 'break up' in Korean — the most heartbreaking word…

썸

ssom

썸 (ssom) is Korean for the flirty pre-dating talking stage — an…

가장

gajang

가장 (gajang) means 'most' in Korean — the formal superlative adverb powering…

때문에

ttaemune

때문에 (ttaemune) means 'because of' in Korean — a must-know grammar word…

대체

daeche

대체 (daeche) means 'on earth' or 'what the heck' in Korean —…

아무도

amudo

아무도 (amudo) means 'nobody' in Korean — always used with negative verbs,…

뭔가

mwonka

뭔가 (mwonka) means 'something' in Korean — the essential word for that…

근데

geunde

근데 (geunde) means 'but' or 'by the way' in Korean — one…

새벽

saebyeok

새벽 (saebyeok) means 'dawn' or the pre-sunrise hours in Korean — a…

그럼

geurom

그럼 (geurom) means 'then' or 'of course' in Korean — a key…

밤

bam

밤 (bam) means 'night' in Korean — a word immortalised for K-Pop…

저녁

jeonyeok

저녁 (jeonyeok) means 'evening' or 'dinner' in Korean — a word K-Drama…

점심

jeomsim

점심 (jeomsim) means 'lunch' or 'noon' in Korean — a word K-Drama…

아침

achim

아침 (achim) means 'morning' or 'breakfast' in Korean — an everyday word…