Korean Flashcards E-Book

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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2025

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This ebook contains all flashcards from our website, one every two pages. It is ideal for beginners and intermediate learners to acquire some of the most important initial words that make up the majority of everyday conversation. Various features like bidirectional listing make this flashcard ebook the perfect tool on your ebook reader to boost your language skills. This ebook is split into 4 chapters and contains a total of around 2000 vocabularies which you can also find on our website. Each of the words covers two pages. Page one represents the question in the form of the vocabulary you should translate. Page two delivers the answer with translation and additional information for that word if needed. To learn the vocabularies, simply go from page to page and study the words one by one.

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Table of Contents

Disclaimer

Introduction

Topics (English - Korean)

  Basics (English - Korean)

  Numbers (English - Korean)

  Verbs (English - Korean)

  Adjectives (English - Korean)

  Sport (English - Korean)

  Animals (English - Korean)

  Countries (English - Korean)

  Body (English - Korean)

  House (English - Korean)

  Food and Drinks (English - Korean)

  School (English - Korean)

  Nature (English - Korean)

  Transportation (English - Korean)

  City and Shopping (English - Korean)

  Hospital (English - Korean)

  Jobs (English - Korean)

  Business (English - Korean)

  Devices (English - Korean)

Frequency List (English - Korean)

  1 - 100 (English - Korean)

  101 - 200 (English - Korean)

  201 - 300 (English - Korean)

  301 - 400 (English - Korean)

  401 - 500 (English - Korean)

  501 - 600 (English - Korean)

  601 - 700 (English - Korean)

  701 - 800 (English - Korean)

  801 - 900 (English - Korean)

  901 - 1000 (English - Korean)

Topics (Korean - English)

  Basics (Korean - English)

  Numbers (Korean - English)

  Verbs (Korean - English)

  Adjectives (Korean - English)

  Sport (Korean - English)

  Animals (Korean - English)

  Countries (Korean - English)

  Body (Korean - English)

  House (Korean - English)

  Food and Drinks (Korean - English)

  School (Korean - English)

  Nature (Korean - English)

  Transportation (Korean - English)

  City and Shopping (Korean - English)

  Hospital (Korean - English)

  Jobs (Korean - English)

  Business (Korean - English)

  Devices (Korean - English)

Frequency List (Korean - English)

  1 - 100 (Korean - English)

  101 - 200 (Korean - English)

  201 - 300 (Korean - English)

  301 - 400 (Korean - English)

  401 - 500 (Korean - English)

  501 - 600 (Korean - English)

  601 - 700 (Korean - English)

  701 - 800 (Korean - English)

  801 - 900 (Korean - English)

  901 - 1000 (Korean - English)

Introduction

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This Book

This ebook contains all flashcards from Flashcardo.com, one every two pages. It is ideal for beginners and intermediate learners to acquire some of the most important initial words that make up the majority of everyday conversation. Various features like bidirectional listing make this flashcard ebook the perfect tool on your ebook reader to boost your language skills.

How To Use This Book

This ebook is split into 4 chapters and contains a total of around 2000 vocabularies which you can also find on Flashcardo.com. Each of the words covers two pages. Page one represents the question in the form of the vocabulary you should translate. Page two delivers the answer with translation and additional information for that word if needed. To learn the vocabularies, simply go from page to page and study the words one by one. The 4 chapters in the book contain 2 sets of vocabularies, once learned from English to Korean (chapter 1 and 2), and after that from Korean to English (chapter 3 and 4). Within that, the first chapter has vocabularies ordered by topic whilst the second chapter has 1000 of the most common vocabularies you need to learn ordered by how often they are used in daily conversations. In addition to using this ebook, you can also go to Flashcardo.com and use the flashcards there to learn and test yourself. The most important part of using flashcards successfully is to use them daily. Studying 100 words a day every day of a week will have a much bigger impact than studying 700 words once a week. Once you know most words in a chapter, write down the ones you still have trouble with and concentrate on those few words several times a day. Once you have moved on to a later chapter, it is also good practice to come back to early chapters from time to time to make sure the easier words are still in your memory. Over time, you will figure out what works best for you. Good luck!

Topics (English - Korean)

Basics

I

I

나

(na)

you

(singular)

you

(singular)

너

(neo)

he

he

그

(geu)

she

she

그녀

(geunyeo)

it

it

그것

(geugeos)

we

we

우리

(uli)

you

(plural)

you

(plural)

너희들

(neohuideul)

they

they

그들

(geudeul)

what

what

무엇

(mueos)

who

who

누구

(nugu)

where

where

어디

(eodi)

why

why

왜

(wae)

how

how

어떻게

(eotteohge)

which

which

어느

(eoneu)

when

when

언제

(eonje)

then

then

그때

(geuttae)

if

if

만약

(man-yag)

really

really

정말로

(jeongmallo)

but

but

하지만

(hajiman)

because

because

왜냐하면

(waenyahamyeon)

not

not

아니다

(anida)

this

this

이것

(igeos)

that

that

그것

(geugeos)

all

all

모두

(modu)

or

or

또는

(ttoneun)

and

and

와

(wa)

here

here

여기

(yeogi)

there

there

저기

(jeogi)

left

left

왼쪽

(oenjjog)

right

right

오른쪽

(oleunjjog)

now

now

지금

(jigeum)

afternoon

afternoon

오후

(ohu)

morning

(9:00-11:00)

morning

(9:00-11:00)

오전

(ojeon)

night

night

밤

(bam)

morning

(6:00-9:00)

morning

(6:00-9:00)

아침

(achim)

evening

evening

저녁

(jeonyeog)

noon

noon

정오

(jeong-o)

midnight

midnight

자정

(jajeong)

hour

hour

시

(si)

minute

minute

분

(bun)

second

(time)

second

(time)

초

(cho)

day

day

일

(il)

week

week

주

(ju)

month

month

달

(dal)

year

year

년

(nyeon)

yesterday

yesterday

어제

(eoje)

today

today

오늘

(oneul)

tomorrow

tomorrow

내일

(naeil)

Monday

Monday

월요일

(wol-yoil)

Tuesday

Tuesday

화요일

(hwayoil)

Wednesday

Wednesday

수요일

(suyoil)

Thursday

Thursday

목요일

(mog-yoil)

Friday

Friday

금요일

(geum-yoil)

Saturday

Saturday

토요일

(toyoil)

Sunday

Sunday

일요일

(il-yoil)

woman

woman

여자

(yeoja)

man

man

남자

(namja)

love

love

사랑

(salang)

boyfriend

boyfriend

남자친구

(namjachingu)

girlfriend

girlfriend

여자친구

(yeojachingu)

friend

friend

친구

(chingu)

kiss

kiss

키스

(kiseu)

sex

sex

섹스

(segseu)

child

child

아이

(ai)

girl

girl

소녀

(sonyeo)

boy

boy

소년

(sonyeon)

mum

mum

엄마

(eomma)

dad

dad

아빠

(appa)

mother

mother

어머니

(eomeoni)

father

father

아버지

(abeoji)

parents

parents

부모님

(bumonim)

son

son

아들

(adeul)

daughter

daughter

딸

(ttal)

little sister

little sister

여동생

(yeodongsaeng)

little brother

little brother

남동생

(namdongsaeng)

big sister

big sister

누나/언니

(nuna/eonni)

big brother

big brother

형/오빠

(hyeong/oppa)

husband

husband

남편

(nampyeon)

wife

wife

아내

(anae)

every

every

모든

(modeun)

always

always

항상

(hangsang)

actually

actually

실제로

(siljelo)

again

again

다시

(dasi)

already

already

이미

(imi)

less

less

덜

(deol)

most

most

가장

(gajang)

more

more

더

(deo)

none

none

전혀

(jeonhyeo)

very

very

아주

(aju)

outside

outside

밖

(bakk)

inside

inside

안

(an)

far

far

먼

(meon)

close

close

가까운

(gakkaun)

below

below

아래

(alae)

above

above

위

(wi)

beside

beside

옆

(yeop)

front

front

앞

(ap)

back

(position)

back

(position)

뒤

(dwi)

everybody

everybody

모든사람

(modeunsalam)

together

together

함께

(hamkke)

other

other

다른사람

(daleunsalam)

spring

spring

봄

(bom)

summer

summer

여름

(yeoleum)

autumn

autumn

가을

(ga-eul)

winter

winter

겨울

(gyeoul)

January

January

1월

(1wol)

February

February

2월

(2wol)

March

March

3월

(3wol)

April

April

4월

(4wol)

May

May

5월

(5wol)

June

June

6월

(6wol)

July

July

7월

(7wol)

August

August

8월

(8wol)

September

September

9월

(9wol)

October

October

10월

(10wol)

November

November

11월

(11wol)

December

December

12월

(12wol)

north

north

북

(bug)

east

east

동

(dong)

south

south

남

(nam)

west

west

서

(seo)

often

often

자주

(jaju)

immediately

immediately

즉시

(jeugsi)

suddenly

suddenly

갑자기

(gabjagi)

although

although

비록 ~이지만

(bilog ~ijiman)

Numbers

0

0

영

(yeong)

1

1

일

(il)

2

2

이

(i)

3

3

삼

(sam)

4

4

사

(sa)

5

5

오

(o)

6

6

육

(yug)

7

7

칠

(chil)

8

8

팔

(pal)

9

9

구

(gu)

10

10

십

(sib)

11

11

십일

(sib-il)

12

12

십이

(sib-i)

13

13

십삼

(sibsam)

14

14

십사

(sibsa)

15

15

십오

(sib-o)

16

16

십육

(sib-yug)

17

17

십칠

(sibchil)

18

18

십팔

(sibpal)

19

19

십구

(sibgu)

20

20

이십

(isib)

21

21

이십일

(isib-il)

22

22

이십이

(isib-i)

26

26

이십육

(isib-yug)

30

30

삼십

(samsib)

31

31

삼십일

(samsib-il)

33

33

삼십삼

(samsibsam)

37

37

삼삽칠

(samsabchil)

40

40

사십

(sasib)

41

41

사십일

(sasib-il)

44

44

사십사

(sasibsa)

48

48

사십팔

(sasibpal)

50

50

오십

(osib)

51

51

오십일

(osib-il)

55

55

오십오

(osib-o)

59

59

오십구

(osibgu)

60

60

육십

(yugsib)

61

61

육십일

(yugsib-il)

62

62

육십이

(yugsib-i)

66

66

육십육

(yugsib-yug)

70

70

칠십

(chilsib)

71

71

칠십일

(chilsib-il)

73

73

칠십삼

(chilsibsam)

77

77

칠십칠

(chilsibchil)

80

80

팔십

(palsib)

81

81

팔십일

(palsib-il)

84

84

팔십사

(palsibsa)

88

88

팔십팔

(palsibpal)

90

90

구십

(gusib)

91

91

구십일

(gusib-il)

95

95

구십오

(gusib-o)

99

99

구십구

(gusibgu)

100

100

백

(baeg)

101

101

백일

(baeg-il)

105

105

백오

(baeg-o)

110

110

백십

(baegsib)

151

151

백오십일

(baeg-osib-il)

200

200

이백

(ibaeg)

202

202

이백이

(ibaeg-i)

206

206

이백육

(ibaeg-yug)

220

220

이백이십

(ibaeg-isib)

262

262

이백육십이

(ibaeg-yugsib-i)

300

300

삼백

(sambaeg)

303

303

삼백삼

(sambaegsam)

307

307

삼백칠

(sambaegchil)

330

330

삼백삼십

(sambaegsamsib)

373

373

삼백칠십삼

(sambaegchilsibsam)

400

400

사백

(sabaeg)

404

404

사백사

(sabaegsa)

408

408

사백팔

(sabaegpal)

440

440

사백사십

(sabaegsasib)

484

484

사백팔십사

(sabaegpalsibsa)

500

500

오백

(obaeg)

505

505

오백오

(obaeg-o)

509

509

오백구

(obaeggu)

550

550

오백오십

(obaeg-osib)

595

595

오백구십오

(obaeggusib-o)

600

600

육백

(yugbaeg)

601

601

육백일

(yugbaeg-il)

606

606

육백육

(yugbaeg-yug)

616

616

육백십육

(yugbaegsib-yug)

660

660

육백육십

(yugbaeg-yugsib)

700

700

칠백

(chilbaeg)

702

702

칠백이

(chilbaeg-i)

707

707

칠백칠

(chilbaegchil)

727

727

칠백이십칠

(chilbaeg-isibchil)

770

770

칠백칠십

(chilbaegchilsib)

800

800

팔백

(palbaeg)

803

803

팔백삼

(palbaegsam)

808

808

팔백팔

(palbaegpal)

838

838

팔백삼십팔

(palbaegsamsibpal)

880

880

팔백팔십

(palbaegpalsib)

900

900

구백

(gubaeg)

904

904

구백사

(gubaegsa)

909

909

구백구

(gubaeggu)

949

949

구백사십구

(gubaegsasibgu)

990

990

구백구십

(gubaeggusib)

1000

1000

천

(cheon)

1001

1001

천일

(cheon-il)

1012

1012

천십이

(cheonsib-i)

1234

1234

천이백삼십사

(cheon-ibaegsamsibsa)

2000

2000

이천

(icheon)

2002

2002

이천이

(icheon-i)

2023

2023

이천이십삼

(icheon-isibsam)

2345

2345

이천삼백사십오

(icheonsambaegsasib-o)

3000

3000

삼천

(samcheon)

3003

3003

삼천삼

(samcheonsam)

4000

4000

사천

(sacheon)

4045

4045

사천사십오

(sacheonsasib-o)

5000

5000

오천

(ocheon)

5678

5678

오천육백칠십팔

(ocheon-yugbaegchilsibpal)

6000

6000

육천

(yugcheon)

7000

7000

칠천

(chilcheon)

7890

7890

칠천팔백구십

(chilcheonpalbaeggusib)

8000

8000

팔천

(palcheon)

8901

8901

팔천구백일

(palcheongubaeg-il)

9000

9000

구천

(gucheon)

9090

9090

구천구십

(gucheongusib)

10.000

10.000

만

(man)

10.001

10.001

만일

(man-il)

20.020

20.020

이만이십

(iman-isib)

30.300

30.300

삼만삼백

(sammansambaeg)

44.000

44.000

사만사천

(samansacheon)

100.000

100.000

십만

(sibman)

500.000

500.000

오십만

(osibman)

1.000.000

1.000.000

백만

(baegman)

6.000.000

6.000.000

육백만

(yugbaegman)

10.000.000

10.000.000

천만

(cheonman)

70.000.000

70.000.000

칠천만

(chilcheonman)

100.000.000

100.000.000

일억

(il-eog)

800.000.000

800.000.000

팔억

(pal-eog)

1.000.000.000

1.000.000.000

십억

(sib-eog)

9.000.000.000

9.000.000.000

구십억

(gusib-eog)

10.000.000.000

10.000.000.000

백억

(baeg-eog)

20.000.000.000

20.000.000.000

이백억

(ibaeg-eog)

100.000.000.000

100.000.000.000

천억

(cheon-eog)

300.000.000.000

300.000.000.000

삼천억

(samcheon-eog)

1.000.000.000.000

1.000.000.000.000

일조

(iljo)

Verbs

to know

to know

알다

(alda)

to think

to think

생각하다

(saeng-gaghada)

to come

to come

오다

(oda)

to put

to put

놓다

(nohda)

to take

to take

가지고 가다

(gajigo gada)

to find

to find

찾아내다

(chaj-anaeda)

to listen

to listen

듣다

(deudda)

to work

to work

일하다

(ilhada)

to talk

to talk

말하다

(malhada)

to give

(somebody something)

to give

(somebody something)

주다

(juda)

to like

to like

좋아하다

(joh-ahada)

to help

to help

돕다

(dobda)

to love

to love

사랑하다

(salanghada)

to call

to call

전화하다

(jeonhwahada)

to wait

to wait

기다리다

(gidalida)

to stand

to stand

서다

(seoda)

to sit

to sit

앉다

(anjda)

to close

to close

닫다

(dadda)

to open

(e.g. a door)

to open

(e.g. a door)

열다

(yeolda)

to lose

to lose

지다

(jida)

to win

to win

이기다

(igida)

to die

to die

죽다

(jugda)

to live

to live

살다

(salda)

to turn on

to turn on

켜다

(kyeoda)

to turn off

to turn off

끄다

(kkeuda)

to kill

to kill

죽이다

(jug-ida)

to injure

to injure

다치다

(dachida)

to touch

to touch

만지다

(manjida)

to watch

to watch

지켜보다

(jikyeoboda)

to drink

to drink

마시다

(masida)

to eat

to eat

먹다

(meogda)

to walk

to walk

걷다

(geodda)

to meet

to meet

만나다

(mannada)

to bet

to bet

내기하다

(naegihada)

to kiss

to kiss

키스하다

(kiseuhada)

to follow

to follow

따르다

(ttaleuda)

to marry

to marry

결혼하다

(gyeolhonhada)

to answer

to answer

답변하다

(dabbyeonhada)

to ask

to ask

질문하다

(jilmunhada)

to pull

(... open)

to pull

(... open)

당기다

(dang-gida)

to push

(... open)

to push

(... open)

밀다

(milda)

to press

(a button)

to press

(a button)

누르다

(nuleuda)

to hit

to hit

때리다

(ttaelida)

to catch

to catch

잡다

(jabda)

to fight

to fight

싸우다

(ssauda)

to throw

to throw

던지다

(deonjida)

to run

to run

달리다

(dallida)

to read

to read

읽다

(ilgda)

to write

to write

쓰다

(sseuda)

to fix

to fix

수리하다

(sulihada)

to count

to count

세다

(seda)

to cut

to cut

자르다

(jaleuda)

to sell

to sell

판매하다

(panmaehada)

to buy

to buy

구매하다

(gumaehada)

to pay

to pay

지불하다

(jibulhada)

to study

to study

공부하다

(gongbuhada)

to dream

to dream

꿈을 꾸다

(kkum-eul kkuda)

to sleep

to sleep

잠을 자다

(jam-eul jada)

to play

to play

놀다

(nolda)

to celebrate

to celebrate

기념하다

(ginyeomhada)

to enjoy

to enjoy

즐기다

(jeulgida)

to clean

to clean

청소하다

(cheongsohada)

to shoot

to shoot

쏘다

(ssoda)

to defend

to defend

방어하다

(bang-eohada)

to attack

to attack

공격하다

(gong-gyeoghada)

to steal

to steal

훔치다

(humchida)

to burn

to burn

태우다

(taeuda)

to rescue

to rescue

구조하다

(gujohada)

to fly

to fly

날다

(nalda)

to spit

to spit

침을 뱉다

(chim-eul baetda)

to kick

to kick

발로 차다

(ballo chada)

to bite

to bite

깨물다

(kkaemulda)

to breathe

to breathe

숨을 쉬다

(sum-eul swida)

to smell

to smell

냄새 맡다

(naemsae matda)

to cry

to cry

울다

(ulda)

to sing

to sing

노래하다

(nolaehada)

to smile

to smile

미소를 짓다

(misoleul jisda)

to laugh

to laugh

웃다

(usda)

to grow

to grow

자라다

(jalada)

to shrink

to shrink

줄어들다

(jul-eodeulda)

to argue

to argue

언쟁하다

(eonjaenghada)

to share

to share

나누다

(nanuda)

to feed

to feed

먹이를 주다

(meog-ileul juda)

to hide

to hide

숨다

(sumda)

to warn

to warn

경고하다

(gyeong-gohada)

to swim

to swim

수영하다

(suyeonghada)

to jump

to jump

점프하다

(jeompeuhada)

to lift

to lift

들어올리다

(deul-eoollida)

to dig

to dig

파다

(pada)

to deliver

to deliver

전달하다

(jeondalhada)

to look for

to look for

찾다

(chajda)

to practice

to practice

연습하다

(yeonseubhada)

to travel

to travel

여행을 하다

(yeohaeng-eul hada)

to paint

to paint

그리다

(geulida)

to open

(unlock)

to open

(unlock)

열다

(yeolda)

to lock

to lock

잠그다

(jamgeuda)

to wash

to wash

씻다

(ssisda)

to pray

to pray

기도하다

(gidohada)

to cook

to cook

요리하다

(yolihada)

to vomit

to vomit

구토하다

(gutohada)

to shout

to shout

소리지르다

(solijileuda)

to quote

to quote

인용하다

(in-yonghada)

to print