100 additional basic Korean conversation phrases language 5
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Below is a list of 100 additional basic Korean conversation phrases with detailed explanations in English. These expressions will further expand your vocabulary and help you handle a wide variety of everyday situations. Each entry includes the Korean phrase, its romanization, the English translation, and a brief explanation of when and how to use it.
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1. **안녕 (Annyeong)**
*Translation:* "Hi"
*Explanation:* An informal greeting used with friends or people of similar age.
2. **잘 지냈어? (Jal jinaesseo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you been well?"
*Explanation:* A casual way to ask someone how they have been since you last met.
3. **반가워 (Bangawo)**
*Translation:* "Nice to meet you" (informal)
*Explanation:* Used to express pleasure when meeting someone for the first time in an informal setting.
4. **오랜만이야 (Oraenmaniya)**
*Translation:* "Long time no see"
*Explanation:* A friendly remark used when encountering someone you haven't seen in a while.
5. **오늘 뭐 해? (Oneul mwo hae?)**
*Translation:* "What are you doing today?"
*Explanation:* A casual question to ask about someone's plans for the day.
6. **잘 가 (Jal ga)**
*Translation:* "Bye" (informal)
*Explanation:* A casual farewell used among friends when parting.
7. **잘 있어 (Jal isseo)**
*Translation:* "Take care"
*Explanation:* An informal way to say goodbye when the other person is leaving.
8. **다음에 보자 (Daeume boja)**
*Translation:* "See you next time"
*Explanation:* Used casually when you expect to meet again soon.
9. **미안해 (Mianhae)**
*Translation:* "I'm sorry" (informal)
*Explanation:* A casual apology for minor mistakes or mishaps.
10. **고마워 (Gomawo)**
*Translation:* "Thanks" (informal)
*Explanation:* A simple, casual way to express gratitude.
11. **괜찮아 (Gwaenchana)**
*Translation:* "It's okay"
*Explanation:* Used to reassure someone or to respond to an apology informally.
12. **문제 없어 (Munje eopseo)**
*Translation:* "No problem"
*Explanation:* A casual reply to thank-you or apology, indicating that everything is fine.
13. **잘했어 (Jalhaesseo)**
*Translation:* "Well done"
*Explanation:* An encouraging remark praising someone’s effort or achievement.
14. **힘내 (Himnae)**
*Translation:* "Cheer up" or "Stay strong"
*Explanation:* An informal encouragement when someone is feeling down.
15. **나도 그래 (Nado geurae)**
*Translation:* "Me too"
*Explanation:* A short reply to show that you share the same feeling or experience.
16. **정말? (Jeongmal?)**
*Translation:* "Really?"
*Explanation:* Used to express surprise or to ask for confirmation informally.
17. **대박! (Daebak!)**
*Translation:* "Awesome!" or "Amazing!"
*Explanation:* A slang exclamation to show excitement or amazement.
18. **좋아 (Joa)**
*Translation:* "I like it" or "Good"
*Explanation:* A very casual way to express approval or enjoyment.
19. **싫어 (Sireo)**
*Translation:* "I don't like it"
*Explanation:* A direct, informal way to express dislike.
20. **뭐야? (Mwoya?)**
*Translation:* "What is it?"
*Explanation:* An informal inquiry when you’re curious or confused about something.
21. **어떻게 해? (Eotteoke hae?)**
*Translation:* "What do I do?"
*Explanation:* Used when asking for advice or help in an informal manner.
22. **도와줘 (Dowajwo)**
*Translation:* "Help me" (informal)
*Explanation:* A brief, casual plea for assistance.
23. **잘했어! (Jalhaesseo!)**
*Translation:* "Good job!"
*Explanation:* An informal way to praise someone’s work or performance.
24. **축하해 (Chukahae)**
*Translation:* "Congratulations!" (informal)
*Explanation:* A warm, casual congratulatory remark.
25. **멋져 (Meotjjeo)**
*Translation:* "That's cool"
*Explanation:* A casual compliment often used when admiring someone’s style or accomplishment.
26. **어디 가? (Eodi ga?)**
*Translation:* "Where are you going?"
*Explanation:* An informal question to inquire about someone’s destination.
27. **뭐 먹을래? (Mwo meogeullae?)**
*Translation:* "What do you want to eat?"
*Explanation:* A friendly invitation used when deciding on food with someone.
28. **배고파 (Baegopa)**
*Translation:* "I'm hungry"
*Explanation:* A direct, informal expression of hunger.
29. **목말라 (Mokmalla)**
*Translation:* "I'm thirsty"
*Explanation:* A casual way to express the need for a drink.
30. **잘 잤어? (Jal jasseo?)**
*Translation:* "Did you sleep well?"
*Explanation:* A friendly, informal question often asked in the morning.
31. **뭐 할 거야? (Mwo hal geoya?)**
*Translation:* "What are you going to do?"
*Explanation:* An informal way to ask about someone's plans.
32. **재밌겠네 (Jaemitgetne)**
*Translation:* "That sounds fun"
*Explanation:* An expression to show interest in an activity or plan.
33. **좋은 생각이야 (Joeun saenggagiya)**
*Translation:* "That's a good idea"
*Explanation:* A casual affirmation of someone’s suggestion.
34. **나도 그럴게 (Nado geureolge)**
*Translation:* "I'll do the same"
*Explanation:* An informal way to agree with someone's plan or decision.
35. **기대돼 (Gidae dwae)**
*Translation:* "I'm looking forward to it"
*Explanation:* A positive remark expressing anticipation.
36. **확실해? (Hwaksilhae?)**
*Translation:* "Are you sure?"
*Explanation:* An informal way to ask for confirmation.
37. **그렇구나 (Geureokuna)**
*Translation:* "I see"
*Explanation:* A casual acknowledgment or realization in conversation.
38. **맞아 (Maja)**
*Translation:* "That's right"
*Explanation:* A short, affirmative response.
39. **틀렸어 (Teullyeosseo)**
*Translation:* "That's wrong"
*Explanation:* A brief, informal correction.
40. **왜 그래? (Wae geurae?)**
*Translation:* "Why is that?"
*Explanation:* An informal inquiry asking for the reason behind something.
41. **믿을 수 없어 (Mideul su eopseo)**
*Translation:* "I can't believe it"
*Explanation:* A casual expression of disbelief.
42. **진짜야? (Jinjja ya?)**
*Translation:* "Is it true?"
*Explanation:* A brief question asking for confirmation.
43. **너무 좋아 (Neomu joa)**
*Translation:* "I really like it"
*Explanation:* An informal way to express strong approval.
44. **너무 맛있어 (Neomu masisseo)**
*Translation:* "It's really delicious"
*Explanation:* A casual compliment often used when eating.
45. **이거 정말 좋아 (Igeo jeongmal joa)**
*Translation:* "I really like this"
*Explanation:* An expression used when you appreciate something very much.
46. **그것도 괜찮아 (Geugeotdo gwaenchana)**
*Translation:* "That’s fine too"
*Explanation:* A casual remark used to express acceptance.
47. **내가 도와줄게 (Naega dowajulge)**
*Translation:* "I'll help you"
*Explanation:* An informal offer of assistance.
48. **뭐 도와줄까? (Mwo dowajulkka?)**
*Translation:* "What can I help you with?"
*Explanation:* A casual question asking how you can assist.
49. **내가 할게 (Naega halge)**
*Translation:* "I'll do it"
*Explanation:* A brief statement offering to take responsibility.
50. **우리 같이 하자 (Uri gachi haja)**
*Translation:* "Let's do it together"
*Explanation:* An invitation to collaborate informally.
51. **너무 바빠 (Neomu bappa)**
*Translation:* "I'm so busy"
*Explanation:* A casual expression of having a tight schedule.
52. **시간 없어 (Sigani eopseo)**
*Translation:* "I don't have time"
*Explanation:* A direct, informal statement about being busy.
53. **나중에 하자 (Najunge haja)**
*Translation:* "Let's do it later"
*Explanation:* A suggestion to postpone something to another time.
54. **오늘은 안 돼 (Oneureun an dwae)**
*Translation:* "Not today"
*Explanation:* A short refusal for plans on the current day.
55. **내일 어때? (Naeil eottae?)**
*Translation:* "How about tomorrow?"
*Explanation:* An informal suggestion to reschedule for the next day.
56. **언제 시간이 돼? (Eonje sigani dwae?)**
*Translation:* "When are you free?"
*Explanation:* An informal inquiry about availability.
57. **약속할래? (Yaksokhallae?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we make a plan?"
*Explanation:* A casual invitation to schedule a meeting or activity.
58. **좋은 시간 보내 (Joeun sigan bonae)**
*Translation:* "Have a good time"
*Explanation:* A friendly wish for enjoyment during an event or outing.
59. **즐거운 주말 보내 (Jeulgeoun jumal bonae)**
*Translation:* "Have a great weekend"
*Explanation:* A casual farewell used at the end of the week.
60. **내일 봐 (Naeil bwa)**
*Translation:* "See you tomorrow"
*Explanation:* A friendly farewell used when expecting to meet the next day.
61. **다음에 또 만나 (Daeume tto manna)**
*Translation:* "Let's meet again next time"
*Explanation:* An informal suggestion for a future meeting.
62. **행복해 보여 (Haengbokhae boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You look happy"
*Explanation:* A compliment noticing someone’s cheerful appearance.
63. **힘들어 보여 (Himdeureo boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You look tired"
*Explanation:* An empathetic remark about someone’s appearance.
64. **오늘 기분 좋아 보여 (Oneul gibun joa boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You seem in a good mood today"
*Explanation:* An informal observation complimenting someone's mood.
65. **어떤 계획 있어? (Eotteon gyehoeg isseo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have any plans?"
*Explanation:* A friendly inquiry about someone's schedule or upcoming activities.
66. **재밌는 일이 있었어? (Jaeminneun iri isseosseo?)**
*Translation:* "Did anything interesting happen?"
*Explanation:* A casual question to catch up on recent events.
67. **나도 그랬어 (Nado geuraesseo)**
*Translation:* "That happened to me too"
*Explanation:* An informal way to share a similar experience.
68. **같이 사진 찍자 (Gachi sajin jjikja)**
*Translation:* "Let's take a picture together"
*Explanation:* A friendly invitation to capture a moment.
69. **여기 정말 예뻐 (Yeogi jeongmal yeppeo)**
*Translation:* "This place is really pretty"
*Explanation:* A casual compliment about the appearance of a location.
70. **멋진 곳이야 (Meotjin gosiya)**
*Translation:* "This is a cool place"
*Explanation:* An informal remark praising a location.
71. **다음에 꼭 오자 (Daeume kkok oja)**
*Translation:* "Let's definitely come here again"
*Explanation:* A friendly suggestion to revisit a place.
72. **여기 너무 시끄러워 (Yeogi neomu sikkeureowo)**
*Translation:* "It's too noisy here"
*Explanation:* An informal complaint about the noise level.
73. **조용한 곳이 좋아 (Joyonghan gosi joa)**
*Translation:* "I prefer quiet places"
*Explanation:* A personal preference expressed casually.
74. **여기 분위기 좋다 (Yeogi bunwigi jota)**
*Translation:* "The atmosphere here is nice"
*Explanation:* A comment on the pleasant environment of a location.
75. **이 음악 좋아 (I eumak joa)**
*Translation:* "I like this music"
*Explanation:* A casual remark expressing enjoyment of the music playing.
76. **함께 듣자 (Hamkke deutja)**
*Translation:* "Let's listen together"
*Explanation:* An invitation to share the experience of listening to music.
77. **무슨 노래야? (Museun noraeya?)**
*Translation:* "What song is this?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry about the title or artist of a song.
78. **다른 노래도 들어봐 (Dareun noraedo deureobwa)**
*Translation:* "Try listening to another song"
*Explanation:* A suggestion to change the music.
79. **나랑 춤출래? (Narang chumchullae?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to dance with me?"
*Explanation:* A friendly, informal invitation to dance.
80. **시간 나면 연락해 (Sigan namyeon yeollakhae)**
*Translation:* "Contact me when you have time"
*Explanation:* A casual request to get in touch when the person is free.
81. **정말 즐거운 시간이었어 (Jeongmal jeulgeoun siganieosseo)**
*Translation:* "It was a really fun time"
*Explanation:* An expression of gratitude and happiness after spending time together.
82. **내일도 같이 하자 (Naeildo gachi haja)**
*Translation:* "Let's do it together again tomorrow"
*Explanation:* An informal suggestion to repeat a fun activity the next day.
83. **어제 뭐 했어? (Eoje mwo haesseo?)**
*Translation:* "What did you do yesterday?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry about someone's previous day.
84. **오늘 특별한 계획 있어? (Oneul teukbyeolhan gyehoeg isseo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have any special plans today?"
*Explanation:* A friendly question to learn about any unusual activities.
85. **뭐 보고 싶어? (Mwo bogo sipeo?)**
*Translation:* "What do you want to watch?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry when deciding on a movie or TV show.
86. **같이 게임할래? (Gachi geimhallae?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to play a game together?"
*Explanation:* An invitation for a fun, interactive activity.
87. **컴퓨터 좀 써도 돼? (Keompyuteo jom sseodo dwae?)**
*Translation:* "May I use the computer?"
*Explanation:* A polite informal request for permission.
88. **문 좀 열어줄래? (Mun jom yeoreojullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you open the door?"
*Explanation:* A casual request for assistance.
89. **창문 닫아 줄래? (Changmun dada jullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you close the window?"
*Explanation:* An informal request to shut a window.
90. **불 좀 꺼 줄래? (Bul jom kkeo jullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you turn off the light?"
*Explanation:* A casual way to ask someone to switch off the lights.
91. **커튼 좀 치워 줄래? (Keoteun jom chiwo jullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you take down the curtains?"
*Explanation:* A polite informal request when needing to change the room’s setup.
92. **이거 가져가도 돼? (Igeo gajyeogado dwae?)**
*Translation:* "Can I take this?"
*Explanation:* A casual question for permission to take or use something.
93. **잠깐 얘기 좀 할래? (Jamkkan yaegi jom hallae?)**
*Translation:* "Can we talk for a moment?"
*Explanation:* An informal request to have a brief conversation.
94. **너무 좋아 보여 (Neomu joa boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You look great"
*Explanation:* A compliment about someone's appearance, informal and friendly.
95. **사진 찍어도 돼? (Sajin jjigeodo dwae?)**
*Translation:* "May I take a picture?"
*Explanation:* A polite informal request to take someone's photo.
96. **이거 어떻게 사용해? (Igeo eotteoke sayonghae?)**
*Translation:* "How do you use this?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry when you need instructions on something.
97. **그거 어디서 샀어? (Geugeo eodiseo sasseo?)**
*Translation:* "Where did you buy that?"
*Explanation:* An informal question asking about the source or store of an item.
98. **요즘 바쁘니? (Yojum bappeuni?)**
*Translation:* "Have you been busy lately?"
*Explanation:* A friendly inquiry about someone’s recent schedule.
99. **여행 다녀왔어? (Yeohaeng danyeowasseo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you been on a trip recently?"
*Explanation:* A casual question to ask about someone’s travel experiences.
100. **오늘 기분 어때? (Oneul gibun eottae?)**
*Translation:* "How's your mood today?"
*Explanation:* An informal check-in on someone’s emotional state.
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These 100 additional conversation phrases will help you further develop your everyday Korean communication skills in various social contexts—from casual greetings and small talk to requests, invitations, and compliments. Practice them regularly, and soon you’ll feel even more confident engaging in Korean conversations. Happy learning!
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1. **안녕 (Annyeong)**
*Translation:* "Hi"
*Explanation:* An informal greeting used with friends or people of similar age.
2. **잘 지냈어? (Jal jinaesseo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you been well?"
*Explanation:* A casual way to ask someone how they have been since you last met.
3. **반가워 (Bangawo)**
*Translation:* "Nice to meet you" (informal)
*Explanation:* Used to express pleasure when meeting someone for the first time in an informal setting.
4. **오랜만이야 (Oraenmaniya)**
*Translation:* "Long time no see"
*Explanation:* A friendly remark used when encountering someone you haven't seen in a while.
5. **오늘 뭐 해? (Oneul mwo hae?)**
*Translation:* "What are you doing today?"
*Explanation:* A casual question to ask about someone's plans for the day.
6. **잘 가 (Jal ga)**
*Translation:* "Bye" (informal)
*Explanation:* A casual farewell used among friends when parting.
7. **잘 있어 (Jal isseo)**
*Translation:* "Take care"
*Explanation:* An informal way to say goodbye when the other person is leaving.
8. **다음에 보자 (Daeume boja)**
*Translation:* "See you next time"
*Explanation:* Used casually when you expect to meet again soon.
9. **미안해 (Mianhae)**
*Translation:* "I'm sorry" (informal)
*Explanation:* A casual apology for minor mistakes or mishaps.
10. **고마워 (Gomawo)**
*Translation:* "Thanks" (informal)
*Explanation:* A simple, casual way to express gratitude.
11. **괜찮아 (Gwaenchana)**
*Translation:* "It's okay"
*Explanation:* Used to reassure someone or to respond to an apology informally.
12. **문제 없어 (Munje eopseo)**
*Translation:* "No problem"
*Explanation:* A casual reply to thank-you or apology, indicating that everything is fine.
13. **잘했어 (Jalhaesseo)**
*Translation:* "Well done"
*Explanation:* An encouraging remark praising someone’s effort or achievement.
14. **힘내 (Himnae)**
*Translation:* "Cheer up" or "Stay strong"
*Explanation:* An informal encouragement when someone is feeling down.
15. **나도 그래 (Nado geurae)**
*Translation:* "Me too"
*Explanation:* A short reply to show that you share the same feeling or experience.
16. **정말? (Jeongmal?)**
*Translation:* "Really?"
*Explanation:* Used to express surprise or to ask for confirmation informally.
17. **대박! (Daebak!)**
*Translation:* "Awesome!" or "Amazing!"
*Explanation:* A slang exclamation to show excitement or amazement.
18. **좋아 (Joa)**
*Translation:* "I like it" or "Good"
*Explanation:* A very casual way to express approval or enjoyment.
19. **싫어 (Sireo)**
*Translation:* "I don't like it"
*Explanation:* A direct, informal way to express dislike.
20. **뭐야? (Mwoya?)**
*Translation:* "What is it?"
*Explanation:* An informal inquiry when you’re curious or confused about something.
21. **어떻게 해? (Eotteoke hae?)**
*Translation:* "What do I do?"
*Explanation:* Used when asking for advice or help in an informal manner.
22. **도와줘 (Dowajwo)**
*Translation:* "Help me" (informal)
*Explanation:* A brief, casual plea for assistance.
23. **잘했어! (Jalhaesseo!)**
*Translation:* "Good job!"
*Explanation:* An informal way to praise someone’s work or performance.
24. **축하해 (Chukahae)**
*Translation:* "Congratulations!" (informal)
*Explanation:* A warm, casual congratulatory remark.
25. **멋져 (Meotjjeo)**
*Translation:* "That's cool"
*Explanation:* A casual compliment often used when admiring someone’s style or accomplishment.
26. **어디 가? (Eodi ga?)**
*Translation:* "Where are you going?"
*Explanation:* An informal question to inquire about someone’s destination.
27. **뭐 먹을래? (Mwo meogeullae?)**
*Translation:* "What do you want to eat?"
*Explanation:* A friendly invitation used when deciding on food with someone.
28. **배고파 (Baegopa)**
*Translation:* "I'm hungry"
*Explanation:* A direct, informal expression of hunger.
29. **목말라 (Mokmalla)**
*Translation:* "I'm thirsty"
*Explanation:* A casual way to express the need for a drink.
30. **잘 잤어? (Jal jasseo?)**
*Translation:* "Did you sleep well?"
*Explanation:* A friendly, informal question often asked in the morning.
31. **뭐 할 거야? (Mwo hal geoya?)**
*Translation:* "What are you going to do?"
*Explanation:* An informal way to ask about someone's plans.
32. **재밌겠네 (Jaemitgetne)**
*Translation:* "That sounds fun"
*Explanation:* An expression to show interest in an activity or plan.
33. **좋은 생각이야 (Joeun saenggagiya)**
*Translation:* "That's a good idea"
*Explanation:* A casual affirmation of someone’s suggestion.
34. **나도 그럴게 (Nado geureolge)**
*Translation:* "I'll do the same"
*Explanation:* An informal way to agree with someone's plan or decision.
35. **기대돼 (Gidae dwae)**
*Translation:* "I'm looking forward to it"
*Explanation:* A positive remark expressing anticipation.
36. **확실해? (Hwaksilhae?)**
*Translation:* "Are you sure?"
*Explanation:* An informal way to ask for confirmation.
37. **그렇구나 (Geureokuna)**
*Translation:* "I see"
*Explanation:* A casual acknowledgment or realization in conversation.
38. **맞아 (Maja)**
*Translation:* "That's right"
*Explanation:* A short, affirmative response.
39. **틀렸어 (Teullyeosseo)**
*Translation:* "That's wrong"
*Explanation:* A brief, informal correction.
40. **왜 그래? (Wae geurae?)**
*Translation:* "Why is that?"
*Explanation:* An informal inquiry asking for the reason behind something.
41. **믿을 수 없어 (Mideul su eopseo)**
*Translation:* "I can't believe it"
*Explanation:* A casual expression of disbelief.
42. **진짜야? (Jinjja ya?)**
*Translation:* "Is it true?"
*Explanation:* A brief question asking for confirmation.
43. **너무 좋아 (Neomu joa)**
*Translation:* "I really like it"
*Explanation:* An informal way to express strong approval.
44. **너무 맛있어 (Neomu masisseo)**
*Translation:* "It's really delicious"
*Explanation:* A casual compliment often used when eating.
45. **이거 정말 좋아 (Igeo jeongmal joa)**
*Translation:* "I really like this"
*Explanation:* An expression used when you appreciate something very much.
46. **그것도 괜찮아 (Geugeotdo gwaenchana)**
*Translation:* "That’s fine too"
*Explanation:* A casual remark used to express acceptance.
47. **내가 도와줄게 (Naega dowajulge)**
*Translation:* "I'll help you"
*Explanation:* An informal offer of assistance.
48. **뭐 도와줄까? (Mwo dowajulkka?)**
*Translation:* "What can I help you with?"
*Explanation:* A casual question asking how you can assist.
49. **내가 할게 (Naega halge)**
*Translation:* "I'll do it"
*Explanation:* A brief statement offering to take responsibility.
50. **우리 같이 하자 (Uri gachi haja)**
*Translation:* "Let's do it together"
*Explanation:* An invitation to collaborate informally.
51. **너무 바빠 (Neomu bappa)**
*Translation:* "I'm so busy"
*Explanation:* A casual expression of having a tight schedule.
52. **시간 없어 (Sigani eopseo)**
*Translation:* "I don't have time"
*Explanation:* A direct, informal statement about being busy.
53. **나중에 하자 (Najunge haja)**
*Translation:* "Let's do it later"
*Explanation:* A suggestion to postpone something to another time.
54. **오늘은 안 돼 (Oneureun an dwae)**
*Translation:* "Not today"
*Explanation:* A short refusal for plans on the current day.
55. **내일 어때? (Naeil eottae?)**
*Translation:* "How about tomorrow?"
*Explanation:* An informal suggestion to reschedule for the next day.
56. **언제 시간이 돼? (Eonje sigani dwae?)**
*Translation:* "When are you free?"
*Explanation:* An informal inquiry about availability.
57. **약속할래? (Yaksokhallae?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we make a plan?"
*Explanation:* A casual invitation to schedule a meeting or activity.
58. **좋은 시간 보내 (Joeun sigan bonae)**
*Translation:* "Have a good time"
*Explanation:* A friendly wish for enjoyment during an event or outing.
59. **즐거운 주말 보내 (Jeulgeoun jumal bonae)**
*Translation:* "Have a great weekend"
*Explanation:* A casual farewell used at the end of the week.
60. **내일 봐 (Naeil bwa)**
*Translation:* "See you tomorrow"
*Explanation:* A friendly farewell used when expecting to meet the next day.
61. **다음에 또 만나 (Daeume tto manna)**
*Translation:* "Let's meet again next time"
*Explanation:* An informal suggestion for a future meeting.
62. **행복해 보여 (Haengbokhae boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You look happy"
*Explanation:* A compliment noticing someone’s cheerful appearance.
63. **힘들어 보여 (Himdeureo boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You look tired"
*Explanation:* An empathetic remark about someone’s appearance.
64. **오늘 기분 좋아 보여 (Oneul gibun joa boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You seem in a good mood today"
*Explanation:* An informal observation complimenting someone's mood.
65. **어떤 계획 있어? (Eotteon gyehoeg isseo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have any plans?"
*Explanation:* A friendly inquiry about someone's schedule or upcoming activities.
66. **재밌는 일이 있었어? (Jaeminneun iri isseosseo?)**
*Translation:* "Did anything interesting happen?"
*Explanation:* A casual question to catch up on recent events.
67. **나도 그랬어 (Nado geuraesseo)**
*Translation:* "That happened to me too"
*Explanation:* An informal way to share a similar experience.
68. **같이 사진 찍자 (Gachi sajin jjikja)**
*Translation:* "Let's take a picture together"
*Explanation:* A friendly invitation to capture a moment.
69. **여기 정말 예뻐 (Yeogi jeongmal yeppeo)**
*Translation:* "This place is really pretty"
*Explanation:* A casual compliment about the appearance of a location.
70. **멋진 곳이야 (Meotjin gosiya)**
*Translation:* "This is a cool place"
*Explanation:* An informal remark praising a location.
71. **다음에 꼭 오자 (Daeume kkok oja)**
*Translation:* "Let's definitely come here again"
*Explanation:* A friendly suggestion to revisit a place.
72. **여기 너무 시끄러워 (Yeogi neomu sikkeureowo)**
*Translation:* "It's too noisy here"
*Explanation:* An informal complaint about the noise level.
73. **조용한 곳이 좋아 (Joyonghan gosi joa)**
*Translation:* "I prefer quiet places"
*Explanation:* A personal preference expressed casually.
74. **여기 분위기 좋다 (Yeogi bunwigi jota)**
*Translation:* "The atmosphere here is nice"
*Explanation:* A comment on the pleasant environment of a location.
75. **이 음악 좋아 (I eumak joa)**
*Translation:* "I like this music"
*Explanation:* A casual remark expressing enjoyment of the music playing.
76. **함께 듣자 (Hamkke deutja)**
*Translation:* "Let's listen together"
*Explanation:* An invitation to share the experience of listening to music.
77. **무슨 노래야? (Museun noraeya?)**
*Translation:* "What song is this?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry about the title or artist of a song.
78. **다른 노래도 들어봐 (Dareun noraedo deureobwa)**
*Translation:* "Try listening to another song"
*Explanation:* A suggestion to change the music.
79. **나랑 춤출래? (Narang chumchullae?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to dance with me?"
*Explanation:* A friendly, informal invitation to dance.
80. **시간 나면 연락해 (Sigan namyeon yeollakhae)**
*Translation:* "Contact me when you have time"
*Explanation:* A casual request to get in touch when the person is free.
81. **정말 즐거운 시간이었어 (Jeongmal jeulgeoun siganieosseo)**
*Translation:* "It was a really fun time"
*Explanation:* An expression of gratitude and happiness after spending time together.
82. **내일도 같이 하자 (Naeildo gachi haja)**
*Translation:* "Let's do it together again tomorrow"
*Explanation:* An informal suggestion to repeat a fun activity the next day.
83. **어제 뭐 했어? (Eoje mwo haesseo?)**
*Translation:* "What did you do yesterday?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry about someone's previous day.
84. **오늘 특별한 계획 있어? (Oneul teukbyeolhan gyehoeg isseo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have any special plans today?"
*Explanation:* A friendly question to learn about any unusual activities.
85. **뭐 보고 싶어? (Mwo bogo sipeo?)**
*Translation:* "What do you want to watch?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry when deciding on a movie or TV show.
86. **같이 게임할래? (Gachi geimhallae?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to play a game together?"
*Explanation:* An invitation for a fun, interactive activity.
87. **컴퓨터 좀 써도 돼? (Keompyuteo jom sseodo dwae?)**
*Translation:* "May I use the computer?"
*Explanation:* A polite informal request for permission.
88. **문 좀 열어줄래? (Mun jom yeoreojullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you open the door?"
*Explanation:* A casual request for assistance.
89. **창문 닫아 줄래? (Changmun dada jullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you close the window?"
*Explanation:* An informal request to shut a window.
90. **불 좀 꺼 줄래? (Bul jom kkeo jullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you turn off the light?"
*Explanation:* A casual way to ask someone to switch off the lights.
91. **커튼 좀 치워 줄래? (Keoteun jom chiwo jullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you take down the curtains?"
*Explanation:* A polite informal request when needing to change the room’s setup.
92. **이거 가져가도 돼? (Igeo gajyeogado dwae?)**
*Translation:* "Can I take this?"
*Explanation:* A casual question for permission to take or use something.
93. **잠깐 얘기 좀 할래? (Jamkkan yaegi jom hallae?)**
*Translation:* "Can we talk for a moment?"
*Explanation:* An informal request to have a brief conversation.
94. **너무 좋아 보여 (Neomu joa boyeo)**
*Translation:* "You look great"
*Explanation:* A compliment about someone's appearance, informal and friendly.
95. **사진 찍어도 돼? (Sajin jjigeodo dwae?)**
*Translation:* "May I take a picture?"
*Explanation:* A polite informal request to take someone's photo.
96. **이거 어떻게 사용해? (Igeo eotteoke sayonghae?)**
*Translation:* "How do you use this?"
*Explanation:* A casual inquiry when you need instructions on something.
97. **그거 어디서 샀어? (Geugeo eodiseo sasseo?)**
*Translation:* "Where did you buy that?"
*Explanation:* An informal question asking about the source or store of an item.
98. **요즘 바쁘니? (Yojum bappeuni?)**
*Translation:* "Have you been busy lately?"
*Explanation:* A friendly inquiry about someone’s recent schedule.
99. **여행 다녀왔어? (Yeohaeng danyeowasseo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you been on a trip recently?"
*Explanation:* A casual question to ask about someone’s travel experiences.
100. **오늘 기분 어때? (Oneul gibun eottae?)**
*Translation:* "How's your mood today?"
*Explanation:* An informal check-in on someone’s emotional state.
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These 100 additional conversation phrases will help you further develop your everyday Korean communication skills in various social contexts—from casual greetings and small talk to requests, invitations, and compliments. Practice them regularly, and soon you’ll feel even more confident engaging in Korean conversations. Happy learning!