200 additional basic Korean conversation…
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Below is a list of 200 additional basic Korean conversation phrases with detailed explanations in English. These expressions cover a broad spectrum of everyday situations—from travel and dining to work, socializing, and expressing emotions. Each item includes the Korean phrase, its romanization, the English translation, and a brief explanation of its usage.
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1. **미리 준비했어요. (Miri junbihasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I prepared in advance."
*Explanation:* Use this when you want to show that you planned ahead.
2. **시간을 잘 지켜요. (Siganeul jal jikyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I keep time well."
*Explanation:* A remark about your punctuality.
3. **이 문제를 해결할 수 있어요. (I munjele haegyeolhal su isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I can solve this problem."
*Explanation:* Expresses confidence in your ability to resolve an issue.
4. **오늘 하루가 기대돼요. (Oneul haruga gidae dwaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm looking forward to today."
*Explanation:* A positive expression about the upcoming day.
5. **즐거운 마음으로 시작해요. (Jeulgeoun maeum-euro sijakhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's start with a joyful heart."
*Explanation:* Encourages beginning an activity positively.
6. **함께 가면 더 재밌어요. (Hamkke gamyeon deo jaemitseoyo)**
*Translation:* "It's more fun when we go together."
*Explanation:* Suggests that shared experiences are enjoyable.
7. **내일은 더 나을 거예요. (Naeireun deo naleul geoyeyo)**
*Translation:* "Tomorrow will be better."
*Explanation:* Offers hope during a tough moment.
8. **이 기회를 놓치지 마세요. (I gihoe-reul nochiji maseyo)**
*Translation:* "Don't miss this opportunity."
*Explanation:* Encourages someone to seize a chance.
9. **자신감을 가지세요. (Jasingameul gajiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Have confidence."
*Explanation:* Motivates someone to believe in themselves.
10. **계속 도전하세요. (Gyeseok dojeonhaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Keep challenging yourself."
*Explanation:* Encourages persistence despite difficulties.
11. **노력은 배신하지 않아요. (Noryeogeun baesinhaji anayo)**
*Translation:* "Effort never betrays you."
*Explanation:* A proverb-like statement promoting hard work.
12. **새로운 것을 시도해 보세요. (Saeroun geoseul sidohae boseyo)**
*Translation:* "Try something new."
*Explanation:* Encourages experimentation and learning.
13. **그 생각 멋지네요. (Geu saenggak meotjinayo)**
*Translation:* "That's a cool idea."
*Explanation:* Compliments someone’s creative thought.
14. **내일 같이 일해요. (Naeil gachi ilhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's work together tomorrow."
*Explanation:* Suggests collaborating on tasks the next day.
15. **여기 앉으세요. (Yeogi anjuseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please have a seat."
*Explanation:* A polite invitation for someone to sit.
16. **문 좀 닫아 주세요. (Mun jom dada juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please close the door."
*Explanation:* A courteous request to shut the door.
17. **커피 한 잔 더 주세요. (Keopi han jan deo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please give me another cup of coffee."
*Explanation:* Used when ordering an extra cup at a café.
18. **맛이 정말 좋아요. (Mas-i jeongmal joayo)**
*Translation:* "It tastes really good."
*Explanation:* Compliments the flavor of food or drink.
19. **오늘 메뉴는 뭐예요? (Oneul menyuneun mwoyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What's on the menu today?"
*Explanation:* A question about the day's offerings at a restaurant.
20. **음식이 신선해요. (Eumsigi sinsenhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The food is fresh."
*Explanation:* A positive comment about the freshness of food.
21. **이 요리는 특별해요. (I yorineun teukbyeolhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "This dish is special."
*Explanation:* Indicates that a dish has unique qualities.
22. **주문하시겠어요? (Jumunhasigesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to order?"
*Explanation:* A polite question used by waitstaff.
23. **더 추천해 주세요. (Deo chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend more."
*Explanation:* A request for additional suggestions.
24. **좋은 와인 있어요? (Joeun wain isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have any good wine?"
*Explanation:* Asks for wine recommendations at a restaurant.
25. **계속 즐기세요. (Gyeseok jeulgiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Keep enjoying."
*Explanation:* Encourages someone to continue having a good time.
26. **잠시 후에 봐요. (Jamsi hue bwayo)**
*Translation:* "See you in a little while."
*Explanation:* Indicates a short-term goodbye.
27. **오늘 일은 어땠어요? (Oneul ireun eottaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "How was work today?"
*Explanation:* A friendly inquiry about someone's workday.
28. **집에 가는 길 조심하세요. (Jibe ganeun gil josimhaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Be careful on your way home."
*Explanation:* A caring remark for someone leaving.
29. **이것 좀 도와주세요. (Igeot jom dowajuseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please help me with this."
*Explanation:* A polite request for assistance.
30. **다음 번에 꼭 올게요. (Daeum beone kkok olgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll definitely come next time."
*Explanation:* Promises to return in the future.
31. **시간 날 때 연락해 주세요. (Sigan nal ttae yeollakhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please contact me when you have time."
*Explanation:* Politely asks someone to get in touch later.
32. **조금 기다려 주세요. (Jogeum gidaryeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please wait a moment."
*Explanation:* A courteous request for a short pause.
33. **전화 좀 해도 될까요? (Jeonhwa jom haedo doelkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "May I make a phone call?"
*Explanation:* A polite inquiry before using the phone.
34. **문자 보내 주실래요? (Munja bonae jusillaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Could you send me a text?"
*Explanation:* Requests communication via SMS.
35. **이메일 보내 주세요. (Imeil bonae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please send an email."
*Explanation:* A formal way to ask for electronic correspondence.
36. **주소 알려 주세요. (Juso allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please tell me your address."
*Explanation:* Used when you need someone’s location details.
37. **지도를 보여 주세요. (Jido-reul boyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please show me the map."
*Explanation:* A request for directions using a map.
38. **저는 길을 잘 몰라요. (Jeoneun gireul jal mollayo)**
*Translation:* "I'm not good with directions."
*Explanation:* Admits difficulty in finding one's way.
39. **택시를 불러 주세요. (Taegshireul bulleo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please call a taxi."
*Explanation:* A request for taxi service assistance.
40. **대중교통을 이용해요. (Daejung-gyotongeul iyonghaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I use public transportation."
*Explanation:* A statement about one’s travel method.
41. **여행 계획이 있어요. (Yeohaeng gyehoegi isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I have travel plans."
*Explanation:* Indicates that you are planning a trip.
42. **관광 명소를 추천해 주세요. (Gwangwang myeongsoleul chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend tourist attractions."
*Explanation:* A request for sightseeing suggestions.
43. **호텔 예약했어요. (Hotel yeyakhaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I booked a hotel."
*Explanation:* A statement about securing accommodation.
44. **체크인 했어요. (Chekeu-in haesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I have checked in."
*Explanation:* Indicates arrival and registration at a hotel or airport.
45. **수하물 찾으러 가요. (Suhamul chajeureo gayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's go collect our luggage."
*Explanation:* Used at airports after a flight.
46. **비행기 연착됐어요. (Bihaenggi yeonchakdwaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The flight is delayed."
*Explanation:* A statement informing of a flight delay.
47. **비행기를 놓쳤어요. (Bihaenggireul nochyeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I missed my flight."
*Explanation:* Expresses that you did not catch your plane.
48. **여권을 잃어버렸어요. (Yeogwoneul ilheobeoryeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I lost my passport."
*Explanation:* A serious statement used in travel emergencies.
49. **인터넷 연결이 안 돼요. (Inteonet yeongyeoli an dwaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The internet is not working."
*Explanation:* Used to report connectivity issues.
50. **어디서 와이파이를 쓸 수 있어요? (Eodiseo waipai-reul sseul su isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Where can I use Wi-Fi?"
*Explanation:* A question for finding a wireless internet connection.
51. **맛집 추천해 주세요. (Matjip chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend a good restaurant."
*Explanation:* A request for suggestions on where to eat.
52. **가게 위치를 알려 주세요. (Gage wichi-reul allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please tell me the location of the store."
*Explanation:* A request for directions to a shop.
53. **쇼핑할 곳 추천해 주세요. (Syopinghal got chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend a shopping place."
*Explanation:* Asks for suggestions on where to shop.
54. **할인 행사 있어요? (Harin haengsa isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is there a discount sale?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about current promotions.
55. **가격이 좀 깎여요? (Gagyeogi jom kkakkyeoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Can the price be lowered?"
*Explanation:* Politely asks if a discount is possible.
56. **이 상품에 대해 설명해 주세요. (I sangpume daehae seolmyeonghae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please explain this product."
*Explanation:* A request for product details.
57. **환불 정책이 어떻게 돼요? (Hwanbul jeongchaegi eotteoke dwaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What is the refund policy?"
*Explanation:* Asks about the terms for returns.
58. **이 제품은 보증 기간이 있어요? (I jepumeun bojeung gigan-i isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Does this product have a warranty?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about warranty details.
59. **색상 옵션이 뭐예요? (Saeksang opsyeoni mwoyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What are the color options?"
*Explanation:* A question about available colors.
60. **사이즈 선택이 가능해요? (Saijeu seontaegi ganeunghaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Are there size options available?"
*Explanation:* Asks if different sizes can be chosen.
61. **포장을 부탁해요. (Pojangeul butakhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Please wrap it up."
*Explanation:* Requests gift wrapping or packaging.
62. **여기서 계산할게요. (Yeogiseo gyesanhalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll pay here."
*Explanation:* Indicates that you wish to settle the bill at this location.
63. **여기에서 기다릴게요. (Yeogieseo gidarilgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll wait here."
*Explanation:* Informs someone that you'll remain in place.
64. **다른 가게도 보여 주세요. (Dareun gagedo boyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please show me another store."
*Explanation:* A request for alternative shopping options.
65. **내가 이것 살게요. (Naega igeot salgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll buy this."
*Explanation:* Declares your intention to purchase an item.
66. **다른 사이즈 있어요? (Dareun saijeu isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is there another size available?"
*Explanation:* Asks if a different size can be provided.
67. **여기 주차장이 있나요? (Yeogi juchajang-i innayo?)**
*Translation:* "Is there a parking lot here?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about parking availability.
68. **차 키는 어디 있나요? (Cha ki-neun eodi innayo?)**
*Translation:* "Where are the car keys?"
*Explanation:* A question used in a domestic or rental situation.
69. **빌딩 번호를 알려 주세요. (Biling beonhoreul allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please give me the building number."
*Explanation:* Requests specific address details.
70. **택배 왔어요. (Taekbae wasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The delivery has arrived."
*Explanation:* Announces that a package or mail has been delivered.
71. **우편물을 받았어요. (Upyeonmureul badasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I received the mail."
*Explanation:* States that mail has been received.
72. **분명히 확인해 주세요. (Bunmyeonghi hwaginhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please double-check it."
*Explanation:* Requests a careful verification.
73. **오류가 있네요. (Oryuga innneyo)**
*Translation:* "There's an error."
*Explanation:* Points out a mistake.
74. **계산서를 다시 확인해 주세요. (Gyesanseoreul dasi hwaginhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please check the bill again."
*Explanation:* Requests verification of the charges.
75. **여기 잔액이 얼마예요? (Yeogi janyaegi eolmayeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What is the balance here?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about the remaining amount.
76. **카드로 결제할게요. (Kadeuro gyeoljehalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll pay by card."
*Explanation:* Indicates your payment method.
77. **현금은 없어요. (Hyeongeumeun eopseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I don't have cash."
*Explanation:* States that you have no cash available.
78. **영수증 보관해 주세요. (Yeongsujeung bogwanhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please keep the receipt."
*Explanation:* Requests that the receipt be retained.
79. **여기서 환불 가능해요? (Yeogiseo hwanbul ganeunghaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is a refund possible here?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about refund options.
80. **이 제품에 만족해요. (I jepume manjokhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm satisfied with this product."
*Explanation:* Expresses satisfaction with a purchase.
81. **제품에 문제가 있어요. (Jepume munje-ga isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "There is a problem with the product."
*Explanation:* Reports a defect or issue.
82. **교환을 원해요. (Gyohwaneul wonhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I want an exchange."
*Explanation:* Requests to swap a product for another.
83. **주문을 취소할게요. (Jumuneul chwisohalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll cancel the order."
*Explanation:* Informs of your decision to cancel a purchase.
84. **영업시간이 언제예요? (Yeongeob sigani eonjeyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What are the business hours?"
*Explanation:* Asks about store opening and closing times.
85. **지금 몇 시예요? (Jigeum myeot siyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What time is it now?"
*Explanation:* A basic inquiry about the current time.
86. **약속 시간이 다가오고 있어요. (Yaksok sigani dagao-go isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The appointment time is approaching."
*Explanation:* A reminder that a scheduled time is near.
87. **회의가 곧 시작돼요. (Hoeuiga god sijakdwaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The meeting is about to start."
*Explanation:* Indicates an imminent meeting.
88. **보고서를 제출해야 해요. (Bogoseoreul jesulhaeya haeyo)**
*Translation:* "I need to submit the report."
*Explanation:* A work-related statement about submitting documents.
89. **업무가 많아요. (Eobmuga manayo)**
*Translation:* "I have a lot of work."
*Explanation:* States that you are busy with tasks.
90. **오늘 회의 어땠어요? (Oneul hoeui eottaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "How was the meeting today?"
*Explanation:* A follow-up question about a work meeting.
91. **마감 기한이 다가와요. (Magam gihan-i dagawayo)**
*Translation:* "The deadline is approaching."
*Explanation:* A reminder about an upcoming due date.
92. **문서를 다시 검토해 봐요. (Munseoreul dasi geomtohae bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's review the document again."
*Explanation:* A suggestion to recheck the paperwork.
93. **자료를 보내 주세요. (Jaryoreul bonae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please send me the data/materials."
*Explanation:* A request for information or files.
94. **회의록을 작성해 주세요. (Hoeuirogeul jakseonghae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please take the meeting minutes."
*Explanation:* A work instruction to record meeting details.
95. **전화를 받아 주세요. (Jeonhwareul bada juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please answer the phone."
*Explanation:* A request to pick up an incoming call.
96. **이제 시작해요. (Ije sijakhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's start now."
*Explanation:* A prompt to begin an activity.
97. **잠깐 멈춰 주세요. (Jamkkan meomchwo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please pause for a moment."
*Explanation:* Requests a brief stop.
98. **조금 더 기다려 주세요. (Jogeum deo gidaryeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please wait a little longer."
*Explanation:* Politely extends the waiting period.
99. **다음 주에 다시 얘기해요. (Daeum jue dasi yaegihaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's talk again next week."
*Explanation:* Suggests resuming conversation the following week.
100. **회의가 연기됐어요. (Hoeuiga yeongidwaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The meeting has been postponed."
*Explanation:* Informs about a delay in the scheduled meeting.
101. **프로젝트 진행 상황을 알려 주세요. (Peurojekteu jin-haeng sanghwang-eul allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please update me on the project status."
*Explanation:* Requests a progress report on work.
102. **계획대로 진행되고 있어요. (Gyehoekdaero jin-haengdoego isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Everything is going according to plan."
*Explanation:* Provides reassurance about progress.
103. **문제가 생겼어요. (Munje-ga saenggyeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "A problem has occurred."
*Explanation:* Reports that an issue has arisen.
104. **도움이 필요해요. (Doumi piryohaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I need help."
*Explanation:* A straightforward call for assistance.
105. **프로젝트 마감이 임박했어요. (Peurojekteu magami imbakhaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The project deadline is imminent."
*Explanation:* Conveys urgency regarding a deadline.
106. **업데이트 해 주세요. (Eobdeiteu hae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please update me."
*Explanation:* Requests the latest information.
107. **회의 장소를 변경했어요. (Hoeui jangso-reul byeongyeonghaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The meeting location has changed."
*Explanation:* Announces a change in venue.
108. **팀원들과 상의해 봐요. (Timwondeulgwa sang-uihae bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's consult with the team."
*Explanation:* Suggests discussing with colleagues.
109. **계획을 다시 검토해 봐요. (Gyehoekeul dasi geomtohae bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's review the plan again."
*Explanation:* Recommends re-evaluating the plan.
110. **잘 진행되고 있어요. (Jal jin-haengdoego isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Everything is proceeding well."
*Explanation:* Gives a positive update.
111. **수고하셨어요. (Sugoha-syeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Good work."
*Explanation:* A formal compliment for effort.
112. **모두 함께 해요. (Modu hamkke haeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's all do it together."
*Explanation:* Encourages teamwork.
113. **의견을 듣고 싶어요. (Uigyeoneul deutgo sipeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I would like to hear your opinion."
*Explanation:* Politely asks for someone’s thoughts.
114. **생각해 볼게요. (Saenggakhae bolgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll think about it."
*Explanation:* Indicates that you will consider a suggestion.
115. **그렇게 하기로 했어요. (Geureoke hagiro haesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "We agreed to do it that way."
*Explanation:* Confirms a group decision.
116. **변경 사항이 있어요. (Byeongyeong sahangi isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "There are some changes."
*Explanation:* Indicates modifications have been made.
117. **문서를 검토해 주세요. (Munseoreul geomtohae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please review the document."
*Explanation:* Requests a review of written material.
118. **내일 아침에 만나요. (Naeil achim-e mannayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's meet tomorrow morning."
*Explanation:* Suggests a morning meeting.
119. **오늘 오후에 시간 있을까요? (Oneul ohu-e sigan isseulkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have time this afternoon?"
*Explanation:* Asks about availability later in the day.
120. **주말에 같이 밥 먹을래요? (Jumare gachi bap meogeullaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to have a meal together over the weekend?"
*Explanation:* A friendly dining invitation.
121. **어디서 만날지 정했어요? (Eodiseo mannaji jeonghaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you decided where to meet?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about finalizing a meeting location.
122. **차 한잔 할래요? (Cha han jan hallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like a cup of tea?"
*Explanation:* An invitation to share tea.
123. **커피숍에서 만나요. (Keopisyopeseo mannayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's meet at the coffee shop."
*Explanation:* Suggests a meeting location.
124. **맛있는 디저트 먹어 봐요. (Masitneun dijeoteu meogeobwa-yo)**
*Translation:* "Let's try a delicious dessert."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to enjoy dessert together.
125. **생일 선물 준비했어요. (Saengil seonmul junbihaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I prepared a birthday gift."
*Explanation:* Announces a gift is ready for a birthday celebration.
126. **생일 파티에 초대할게요. (Saengil pati-e chodaehalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll invite you to my birthday party."
*Explanation:* Promises an invitation to celebrate a birthday.
127. **축하 파티에 올래요? (Chukha pati-e ollaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to come to the celebration party?"
*Explanation:* Invites someone to a party.
128. **사진 찍을까요? (Sajin jjigeulkka-yo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we take a photo?"
*Explanation:* Suggests capturing a moment together.
129. **여기 앉아도 돼요? (Yeogi anjado dwaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is it okay if I sit here?"
*Explanation:* Politely asks for permission to sit.
130. **창밖 경치가 아름다워요. (Changbak gyeongchiga areumdawoyo)**
*Translation:* "The view outside the window is beautiful."
*Explanation:* Compliments the scenery.
131. **오늘 너무 바쁘네요. (Oneul neomu bappeuneyo)**
*Translation:* "You're really busy today."
*Explanation:* Observes someone’s busy schedule.
132. **마음이 편안해요. (Maeumi pyeonanhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I feel at ease."
*Explanation:* Expresses a state of relaxation.
133. **기분이 좋아요. (Gibuni joayo)**
*Translation:* "I feel good."
*Explanation:* A general positive statement about one’s mood.
134. **조금 피곤해요. (Jogeum pigonhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm a bit tired."
*Explanation:* A mild expression of fatigue.
135. **오늘 날씨 정말 좋네요. (Oneul nalssiga jeongmal johneyo)**
*Translation:* "The weather is really nice today."
*Explanation:* Comments on favorable weather.
136. **밖에 나갈까요? (Bakke nagalkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go outside?"
*Explanation:* Suggests stepping outdoors.
137. **실내에서 쉴까요? (Silnaeeseo swilkka-yo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we rest indoors?"
*Explanation:* Considers staying inside for relaxation.
138. **음악 소리가 좋아요. (Eumak soriga joayo)**
*Translation:* "I like the sound of the music."
*Explanation:* Compliments the music playing.
139. **이 노래를 들어 봐요. (I noraereul deureo bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Listen to this song."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to enjoy a particular song.
140. **요즘 뭐 하고 지내요? (Yojum mwo hago jinaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What have you been up to lately?"
*Explanation:* Asks for a catch-up on recent activities.
141. **새로운 취미 생겼어요? (Saeroun chwimi saenggyeosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you picked up a new hobby?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about any new interests.
142. **오늘 어떤 옷 입었어요? (Oneul eotteon ot ibeosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "What are you wearing today?"
*Explanation:* A casual question about someone's outfit.
143. **이 옷이 어울려요. (I ot-i eoullyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "That outfit suits you."
*Explanation:* Compliments someone’s clothing.
144. **머리 스타일이 멋져요. (Meori seutail-i meotjjeoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your hairstyle is cool."
*Explanation:* Praises someone’s haircut.
145. **신발이 예뻐요. (Sinbal-i yeppeoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your shoes are pretty."
*Explanation:* Compliments on footwear.
146. **가방이 멋져요. (Gabang-i meotjjeoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your bag is stylish."
*Explanation:* A compliment on someone’s bag.
147. **이 액세서리가 잘 어울려요. (I aekseseoriga jal eoullyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "That accessory looks great on you."
*Explanation:* Praises a chosen accessory.
148. **화장이 정말 자연스러워요. (Hwajangi jeongmal jayeonseureowoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your makeup looks very natural."
*Explanation:* Compliments someone’s makeup style.
149. **이 노래 가사가 좋아요. (I norae gasiga joayo)**
*Translation:* "I like the lyrics of this song."
*Explanation:* Expresses appreciation for song lyrics.
150. **음악 장르가 다양하네요. (Eumak jangreuga dayanghaneyo)**
*Translation:* "There are various music genres."
*Explanation:* Observes the diversity in musical styles.
151. **책 읽는 걸 즐겨요. (Chaek ilhneun geol jeulgyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I enjoy reading books."
*Explanation:* States a fondness for reading.
152. **이 작가의 글이 인상적이에요. (I jakga-ui geuli insangjeogieyo)**
*Translation:* "This author's writing is impressive."
*Explanation:* Compliments literary quality.
153. **영화를 자주 봐요. (Yeonghwareul jaju bwayo)**
*Translation:* "I watch movies often."
*Explanation:* States a frequent habit of watching films.
154. **최근에 본 영화가 정말 재미있었어요. (Choegeune bon yeonghwaga jeongmal jaemiisseosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The movie I watched recently was really fun."
*Explanation:* Shares a positive film experience.
155. **이 영화는 감동적이에요. (I yeonghwaneun gamdongjeogieyo)**
*Translation:* "This movie is touching."
*Explanation:* Comments on an emotionally moving film.
156. **다음 영화는 뭘 볼까요? (Daeum yeonghwaneun mweol bolkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "What movie shall we watch next?"
*Explanation:* Suggests choosing another film.
157. **영화관에 갈래요? (Yeonghwagwane gallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to go to the cinema?"
*Explanation:* An invitation to watch a movie in a theater.
158. **이번 주말에 여행 갈까요? (Ibeon jumare yeohaeng galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go on a trip this weekend?"
*Explanation:* Proposes a weekend getaway.
159. **여행 계획을 세워 봐요. (Yeohaeng gyehoegeul sewoboayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's plan a trip."
*Explanation:* Invites collaborative travel planning.
160. **어디로 여행 가고 싶어요? (Eodiro yeohaeng gago sipeoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Where would you like to travel?"
*Explanation:* Asks about travel destination preferences.
161. **사진 찍는 것을 좋아해요. (Sajin jjikneun geoseul joahaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I like taking photos."
*Explanation:* States an interest in photography.
162. **여행 중에 많은 사진을 찍었어요. (Yeohaeng jung-e maneun sajineul jjigeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I took many photos during the trip."
*Explanation:* Reflects on capturing memories while traveling.
163. **여행에서 좋은 추억을 만들었어요. (Yeohaengeseo joeun chueogeul mandeureosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I made great memories on the trip."
*Explanation:* Expresses a positive travel experience.
164. **이번 주말에 캠핑 가요. (Ibeon jumare kaemping gayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's go camping this weekend."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to join a camping trip.
165. **산책하러 갈까요? (Sanchaekhareo galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go for a walk?"
*Explanation:* Suggests taking a walk together.
166. **운동하러 갈까요? (Undonghareo galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go exercise?"
*Explanation:* Invites someone for physical activity.
167. **자전거 타러 갈래요? (Jajeongeo tareo gallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to go cycling?"
*Explanation:* Proposes a bicycle ride.
168. **달리기 할래요? (Dalligi hallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to go for a run?"
*Explanation:* Invites someone to run together.
169. **수영하러 갈까요? (Suyeonghareo galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go swimming?"
*Explanation:* Suggests a swimming outing.
170. **요가 하러 갈래요? (Yoga hareo gallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to do yoga?"
*Explanation:* Invites participation in a yoga session.
171. **이것 좀 도와줄래? (Igeot jom dowajullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you help me with this?"
*Explanation:* A casual request for assistance.
172. **이거 같이 해볼까요? (Igeo gachi haebolkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we try doing this together?"
*Explanation:* Proposes collaborating on a task.
173. **지금 출발할게요. (Jigeum chulbalhalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm leaving now."
*Explanation:* Announces immediate departure.
174. **곧 돌아올게요. (God dor-aolgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll be right back."
*Explanation:* Promises a brief absence.
175. **조심해서 가세요. (Josimhaeseo gaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Go carefully."
*Explanation:* Advises caution when leaving.
176. **길 조심하세요. (Gil josimhaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Watch your step."
*Explanation:* A reminder to be careful on the way.
177. **다음 번에 만나요. (Daeum beone mannayo)**
*Translation:* "See you next time."
*Explanation:* A friendly farewell for future meetings.
178. **오늘도 수고 많았어요. (Oneuldo sugo manasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Good job today."
*Explanation:* Praises someone’s effort during the day.
179. **집에 가서 푹 쉬세요. (Jibe gaseo puk swiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Go home and have a good rest."
*Explanation:* A caring wish for recovery after a long day.
180. **다음에 또 연락할게요. (Daeum-e tto yeollakhalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll contact you again next time."
*Explanation:* Promises future communication.
181. **오늘 하루 어땠어요? (Oneul haru eottaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "How was your day?"
*Explanation:* Asks for a summary of someone’s day.
182. **무슨 일이 있었어요? (Museun iri isseosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "What happened?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about an event that occurred.
183. **기분이 어떠세요? (Gibuni eotteoseyo?)**
*Translation:* "How do you feel?"
*Explanation:* A polite check-in about someone's mood.
184. **몸이 좀 아파요. (Mom-i jom apayo)**
*Translation:* "I'm feeling a bit sick."
*Explanation:* Expresses minor illness.
185. **조금 피곤한 것 같아요. (Jogeum pigonhan geot gatayo)**
*Translation:* "I feel a little tired."
*Explanation:* Conveys slight fatigue.
186. **건강을 위해 운동하세요. (Geongangeul wihae undonghaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Exercise for your health."
*Explanation:* Encourages physical activity for well-being.
187. **신선한 공기가 좋아요. (Sinsunhan gonggiga joayo)**
*Translation:* "Fresh air is great."
*Explanation:* Praises the benefits of fresh air.
188. **자연을 즐기세요. (Jayeoneul jeulgiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Enjoy nature."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to appreciate the outdoors.
189. **이 책 정말 유익해요. (I chaek jeongmal yuikhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "This book is really informative."
*Explanation:* Compliments the value of a book.
190. **여행을 가보고 싶어요. (Yeohaengeul gabogo sipeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I want to go on a trip."
*Explanation:* Expresses a desire to travel.
191. **음식 요리하는 걸 좋아해요. (Eumsik yori-haneun geol joahaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I enjoy cooking."
*Explanation:* States a passion for preparing food.
192. **새로운 레시피를 시도해 봤어요. (Saeroun resipireul sidohae bwasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I tried a new recipe."
*Explanation:* Shares an experience with cooking.
193. **맛있는 냄새가 나요. (Masitneun naemsaega nayo)**
*Translation:* "It smells delicious."
*Explanation:* Compliments appealing food aromas.
194. **오늘 점심 뭐 먹었어요? (Oneul jeomsim mwo meogeosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "What did you have for lunch today?"
*Explanation:* Asks about someone's midday meal.
195. **저녁 식사는 무엇으로 할까요? (Jeonyeok sigsineun mueos-euro halkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "What should we have for dinner?"
*Explanation:* Invites discussion about dinner choices.
196. **디저트를 주문할까요? (Dijeoteureul jumunhalkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we order dessert?"
*Explanation:* Suggests ending a meal with a sweet treat.
197. **오늘 날씨가 완벽해요. (Oneul nalssiga wanbyeokhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The weather is perfect today."
*Explanation:* Expresses satisfaction with today's weather.
198. **이곳에 오길 잘했어요. (Igose ogil jalhaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm glad I came here."
*Explanation:* Reflects satisfaction with being at a location.
199. **기억에 남는 하루였어요. (Gieoge namneun haruyeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "It was a memorable day."
*Explanation:* States that the day was unforgettable.
200. **모든 일이 잘 풀릴 거예요. (Modeun iri jal pullil geoyeyo)**
*Translation:* "Everything will turn out well."
*Explanation:* A reassuring statement to instill hope.
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These 200 additional conversation phrases cover a wide range of scenarios—including work, travel, dining, socializing, and expressing emotions—helping you further develop your everyday Korean communication skills. Practice them regularly, and enjoy your journey toward fluency!
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1. **미리 준비했어요. (Miri junbihasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I prepared in advance."
*Explanation:* Use this when you want to show that you planned ahead.
2. **시간을 잘 지켜요. (Siganeul jal jikyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I keep time well."
*Explanation:* A remark about your punctuality.
3. **이 문제를 해결할 수 있어요. (I munjele haegyeolhal su isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I can solve this problem."
*Explanation:* Expresses confidence in your ability to resolve an issue.
4. **오늘 하루가 기대돼요. (Oneul haruga gidae dwaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm looking forward to today."
*Explanation:* A positive expression about the upcoming day.
5. **즐거운 마음으로 시작해요. (Jeulgeoun maeum-euro sijakhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's start with a joyful heart."
*Explanation:* Encourages beginning an activity positively.
6. **함께 가면 더 재밌어요. (Hamkke gamyeon deo jaemitseoyo)**
*Translation:* "It's more fun when we go together."
*Explanation:* Suggests that shared experiences are enjoyable.
7. **내일은 더 나을 거예요. (Naeireun deo naleul geoyeyo)**
*Translation:* "Tomorrow will be better."
*Explanation:* Offers hope during a tough moment.
8. **이 기회를 놓치지 마세요. (I gihoe-reul nochiji maseyo)**
*Translation:* "Don't miss this opportunity."
*Explanation:* Encourages someone to seize a chance.
9. **자신감을 가지세요. (Jasingameul gajiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Have confidence."
*Explanation:* Motivates someone to believe in themselves.
10. **계속 도전하세요. (Gyeseok dojeonhaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Keep challenging yourself."
*Explanation:* Encourages persistence despite difficulties.
11. **노력은 배신하지 않아요. (Noryeogeun baesinhaji anayo)**
*Translation:* "Effort never betrays you."
*Explanation:* A proverb-like statement promoting hard work.
12. **새로운 것을 시도해 보세요. (Saeroun geoseul sidohae boseyo)**
*Translation:* "Try something new."
*Explanation:* Encourages experimentation and learning.
13. **그 생각 멋지네요. (Geu saenggak meotjinayo)**
*Translation:* "That's a cool idea."
*Explanation:* Compliments someone’s creative thought.
14. **내일 같이 일해요. (Naeil gachi ilhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's work together tomorrow."
*Explanation:* Suggests collaborating on tasks the next day.
15. **여기 앉으세요. (Yeogi anjuseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please have a seat."
*Explanation:* A polite invitation for someone to sit.
16. **문 좀 닫아 주세요. (Mun jom dada juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please close the door."
*Explanation:* A courteous request to shut the door.
17. **커피 한 잔 더 주세요. (Keopi han jan deo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please give me another cup of coffee."
*Explanation:* Used when ordering an extra cup at a café.
18. **맛이 정말 좋아요. (Mas-i jeongmal joayo)**
*Translation:* "It tastes really good."
*Explanation:* Compliments the flavor of food or drink.
19. **오늘 메뉴는 뭐예요? (Oneul menyuneun mwoyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What's on the menu today?"
*Explanation:* A question about the day's offerings at a restaurant.
20. **음식이 신선해요. (Eumsigi sinsenhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The food is fresh."
*Explanation:* A positive comment about the freshness of food.
21. **이 요리는 특별해요. (I yorineun teukbyeolhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "This dish is special."
*Explanation:* Indicates that a dish has unique qualities.
22. **주문하시겠어요? (Jumunhasigesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to order?"
*Explanation:* A polite question used by waitstaff.
23. **더 추천해 주세요. (Deo chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend more."
*Explanation:* A request for additional suggestions.
24. **좋은 와인 있어요? (Joeun wain isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have any good wine?"
*Explanation:* Asks for wine recommendations at a restaurant.
25. **계속 즐기세요. (Gyeseok jeulgiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Keep enjoying."
*Explanation:* Encourages someone to continue having a good time.
26. **잠시 후에 봐요. (Jamsi hue bwayo)**
*Translation:* "See you in a little while."
*Explanation:* Indicates a short-term goodbye.
27. **오늘 일은 어땠어요? (Oneul ireun eottaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "How was work today?"
*Explanation:* A friendly inquiry about someone's workday.
28. **집에 가는 길 조심하세요. (Jibe ganeun gil josimhaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Be careful on your way home."
*Explanation:* A caring remark for someone leaving.
29. **이것 좀 도와주세요. (Igeot jom dowajuseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please help me with this."
*Explanation:* A polite request for assistance.
30. **다음 번에 꼭 올게요. (Daeum beone kkok olgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll definitely come next time."
*Explanation:* Promises to return in the future.
31. **시간 날 때 연락해 주세요. (Sigan nal ttae yeollakhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please contact me when you have time."
*Explanation:* Politely asks someone to get in touch later.
32. **조금 기다려 주세요. (Jogeum gidaryeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please wait a moment."
*Explanation:* A courteous request for a short pause.
33. **전화 좀 해도 될까요? (Jeonhwa jom haedo doelkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "May I make a phone call?"
*Explanation:* A polite inquiry before using the phone.
34. **문자 보내 주실래요? (Munja bonae jusillaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Could you send me a text?"
*Explanation:* Requests communication via SMS.
35. **이메일 보내 주세요. (Imeil bonae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please send an email."
*Explanation:* A formal way to ask for electronic correspondence.
36. **주소 알려 주세요. (Juso allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please tell me your address."
*Explanation:* Used when you need someone’s location details.
37. **지도를 보여 주세요. (Jido-reul boyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please show me the map."
*Explanation:* A request for directions using a map.
38. **저는 길을 잘 몰라요. (Jeoneun gireul jal mollayo)**
*Translation:* "I'm not good with directions."
*Explanation:* Admits difficulty in finding one's way.
39. **택시를 불러 주세요. (Taegshireul bulleo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please call a taxi."
*Explanation:* A request for taxi service assistance.
40. **대중교통을 이용해요. (Daejung-gyotongeul iyonghaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I use public transportation."
*Explanation:* A statement about one’s travel method.
41. **여행 계획이 있어요. (Yeohaeng gyehoegi isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I have travel plans."
*Explanation:* Indicates that you are planning a trip.
42. **관광 명소를 추천해 주세요. (Gwangwang myeongsoleul chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend tourist attractions."
*Explanation:* A request for sightseeing suggestions.
43. **호텔 예약했어요. (Hotel yeyakhaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I booked a hotel."
*Explanation:* A statement about securing accommodation.
44. **체크인 했어요. (Chekeu-in haesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I have checked in."
*Explanation:* Indicates arrival and registration at a hotel or airport.
45. **수하물 찾으러 가요. (Suhamul chajeureo gayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's go collect our luggage."
*Explanation:* Used at airports after a flight.
46. **비행기 연착됐어요. (Bihaenggi yeonchakdwaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The flight is delayed."
*Explanation:* A statement informing of a flight delay.
47. **비행기를 놓쳤어요. (Bihaenggireul nochyeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I missed my flight."
*Explanation:* Expresses that you did not catch your plane.
48. **여권을 잃어버렸어요. (Yeogwoneul ilheobeoryeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I lost my passport."
*Explanation:* A serious statement used in travel emergencies.
49. **인터넷 연결이 안 돼요. (Inteonet yeongyeoli an dwaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The internet is not working."
*Explanation:* Used to report connectivity issues.
50. **어디서 와이파이를 쓸 수 있어요? (Eodiseo waipai-reul sseul su isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Where can I use Wi-Fi?"
*Explanation:* A question for finding a wireless internet connection.
51. **맛집 추천해 주세요. (Matjip chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend a good restaurant."
*Explanation:* A request for suggestions on where to eat.
52. **가게 위치를 알려 주세요. (Gage wichi-reul allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please tell me the location of the store."
*Explanation:* A request for directions to a shop.
53. **쇼핑할 곳 추천해 주세요. (Syopinghal got chucheonhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please recommend a shopping place."
*Explanation:* Asks for suggestions on where to shop.
54. **할인 행사 있어요? (Harin haengsa isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is there a discount sale?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about current promotions.
55. **가격이 좀 깎여요? (Gagyeogi jom kkakkyeoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Can the price be lowered?"
*Explanation:* Politely asks if a discount is possible.
56. **이 상품에 대해 설명해 주세요. (I sangpume daehae seolmyeonghae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please explain this product."
*Explanation:* A request for product details.
57. **환불 정책이 어떻게 돼요? (Hwanbul jeongchaegi eotteoke dwaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What is the refund policy?"
*Explanation:* Asks about the terms for returns.
58. **이 제품은 보증 기간이 있어요? (I jepumeun bojeung gigan-i isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Does this product have a warranty?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about warranty details.
59. **색상 옵션이 뭐예요? (Saeksang opsyeoni mwoyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What are the color options?"
*Explanation:* A question about available colors.
60. **사이즈 선택이 가능해요? (Saijeu seontaegi ganeunghaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Are there size options available?"
*Explanation:* Asks if different sizes can be chosen.
61. **포장을 부탁해요. (Pojangeul butakhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Please wrap it up."
*Explanation:* Requests gift wrapping or packaging.
62. **여기서 계산할게요. (Yeogiseo gyesanhalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll pay here."
*Explanation:* Indicates that you wish to settle the bill at this location.
63. **여기에서 기다릴게요. (Yeogieseo gidarilgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll wait here."
*Explanation:* Informs someone that you'll remain in place.
64. **다른 가게도 보여 주세요. (Dareun gagedo boyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please show me another store."
*Explanation:* A request for alternative shopping options.
65. **내가 이것 살게요. (Naega igeot salgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll buy this."
*Explanation:* Declares your intention to purchase an item.
66. **다른 사이즈 있어요? (Dareun saijeu isseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is there another size available?"
*Explanation:* Asks if a different size can be provided.
67. **여기 주차장이 있나요? (Yeogi juchajang-i innayo?)**
*Translation:* "Is there a parking lot here?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about parking availability.
68. **차 키는 어디 있나요? (Cha ki-neun eodi innayo?)**
*Translation:* "Where are the car keys?"
*Explanation:* A question used in a domestic or rental situation.
69. **빌딩 번호를 알려 주세요. (Biling beonhoreul allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please give me the building number."
*Explanation:* Requests specific address details.
70. **택배 왔어요. (Taekbae wasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The delivery has arrived."
*Explanation:* Announces that a package or mail has been delivered.
71. **우편물을 받았어요. (Upyeonmureul badasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I received the mail."
*Explanation:* States that mail has been received.
72. **분명히 확인해 주세요. (Bunmyeonghi hwaginhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please double-check it."
*Explanation:* Requests a careful verification.
73. **오류가 있네요. (Oryuga innneyo)**
*Translation:* "There's an error."
*Explanation:* Points out a mistake.
74. **계산서를 다시 확인해 주세요. (Gyesanseoreul dasi hwaginhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please check the bill again."
*Explanation:* Requests verification of the charges.
75. **여기 잔액이 얼마예요? (Yeogi janyaegi eolmayeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What is the balance here?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about the remaining amount.
76. **카드로 결제할게요. (Kadeuro gyeoljehalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll pay by card."
*Explanation:* Indicates your payment method.
77. **현금은 없어요. (Hyeongeumeun eopseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I don't have cash."
*Explanation:* States that you have no cash available.
78. **영수증 보관해 주세요. (Yeongsujeung bogwanhae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please keep the receipt."
*Explanation:* Requests that the receipt be retained.
79. **여기서 환불 가능해요? (Yeogiseo hwanbul ganeunghaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is a refund possible here?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about refund options.
80. **이 제품에 만족해요. (I jepume manjokhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm satisfied with this product."
*Explanation:* Expresses satisfaction with a purchase.
81. **제품에 문제가 있어요. (Jepume munje-ga isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "There is a problem with the product."
*Explanation:* Reports a defect or issue.
82. **교환을 원해요. (Gyohwaneul wonhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I want an exchange."
*Explanation:* Requests to swap a product for another.
83. **주문을 취소할게요. (Jumuneul chwisohalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll cancel the order."
*Explanation:* Informs of your decision to cancel a purchase.
84. **영업시간이 언제예요? (Yeongeob sigani eonjeyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What are the business hours?"
*Explanation:* Asks about store opening and closing times.
85. **지금 몇 시예요? (Jigeum myeot siyeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What time is it now?"
*Explanation:* A basic inquiry about the current time.
86. **약속 시간이 다가오고 있어요. (Yaksok sigani dagao-go isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The appointment time is approaching."
*Explanation:* A reminder that a scheduled time is near.
87. **회의가 곧 시작돼요. (Hoeuiga god sijakdwaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The meeting is about to start."
*Explanation:* Indicates an imminent meeting.
88. **보고서를 제출해야 해요. (Bogoseoreul jesulhaeya haeyo)**
*Translation:* "I need to submit the report."
*Explanation:* A work-related statement about submitting documents.
89. **업무가 많아요. (Eobmuga manayo)**
*Translation:* "I have a lot of work."
*Explanation:* States that you are busy with tasks.
90. **오늘 회의 어땠어요? (Oneul hoeui eottaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "How was the meeting today?"
*Explanation:* A follow-up question about a work meeting.
91. **마감 기한이 다가와요. (Magam gihan-i dagawayo)**
*Translation:* "The deadline is approaching."
*Explanation:* A reminder about an upcoming due date.
92. **문서를 다시 검토해 봐요. (Munseoreul dasi geomtohae bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's review the document again."
*Explanation:* A suggestion to recheck the paperwork.
93. **자료를 보내 주세요. (Jaryoreul bonae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please send me the data/materials."
*Explanation:* A request for information or files.
94. **회의록을 작성해 주세요. (Hoeuirogeul jakseonghae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please take the meeting minutes."
*Explanation:* A work instruction to record meeting details.
95. **전화를 받아 주세요. (Jeonhwareul bada juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please answer the phone."
*Explanation:* A request to pick up an incoming call.
96. **이제 시작해요. (Ije sijakhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's start now."
*Explanation:* A prompt to begin an activity.
97. **잠깐 멈춰 주세요. (Jamkkan meomchwo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please pause for a moment."
*Explanation:* Requests a brief stop.
98. **조금 더 기다려 주세요. (Jogeum deo gidaryeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please wait a little longer."
*Explanation:* Politely extends the waiting period.
99. **다음 주에 다시 얘기해요. (Daeum jue dasi yaegihaeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's talk again next week."
*Explanation:* Suggests resuming conversation the following week.
100. **회의가 연기됐어요. (Hoeuiga yeongidwaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The meeting has been postponed."
*Explanation:* Informs about a delay in the scheduled meeting.
101. **프로젝트 진행 상황을 알려 주세요. (Peurojekteu jin-haeng sanghwang-eul allyeo juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please update me on the project status."
*Explanation:* Requests a progress report on work.
102. **계획대로 진행되고 있어요. (Gyehoekdaero jin-haengdoego isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Everything is going according to plan."
*Explanation:* Provides reassurance about progress.
103. **문제가 생겼어요. (Munje-ga saenggyeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "A problem has occurred."
*Explanation:* Reports that an issue has arisen.
104. **도움이 필요해요. (Doumi piryohaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I need help."
*Explanation:* A straightforward call for assistance.
105. **프로젝트 마감이 임박했어요. (Peurojekteu magami imbakhaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The project deadline is imminent."
*Explanation:* Conveys urgency regarding a deadline.
106. **업데이트 해 주세요. (Eobdeiteu hae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please update me."
*Explanation:* Requests the latest information.
107. **회의 장소를 변경했어요. (Hoeui jangso-reul byeongyeonghaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The meeting location has changed."
*Explanation:* Announces a change in venue.
108. **팀원들과 상의해 봐요. (Timwondeulgwa sang-uihae bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's consult with the team."
*Explanation:* Suggests discussing with colleagues.
109. **계획을 다시 검토해 봐요. (Gyehoekeul dasi geomtohae bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's review the plan again."
*Explanation:* Recommends re-evaluating the plan.
110. **잘 진행되고 있어요. (Jal jin-haengdoego isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Everything is proceeding well."
*Explanation:* Gives a positive update.
111. **수고하셨어요. (Sugoha-syeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Good work."
*Explanation:* A formal compliment for effort.
112. **모두 함께 해요. (Modu hamkke haeyo)**
*Translation:* "Let's all do it together."
*Explanation:* Encourages teamwork.
113. **의견을 듣고 싶어요. (Uigyeoneul deutgo sipeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I would like to hear your opinion."
*Explanation:* Politely asks for someone’s thoughts.
114. **생각해 볼게요. (Saenggakhae bolgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll think about it."
*Explanation:* Indicates that you will consider a suggestion.
115. **그렇게 하기로 했어요. (Geureoke hagiro haesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "We agreed to do it that way."
*Explanation:* Confirms a group decision.
116. **변경 사항이 있어요. (Byeongyeong sahangi isseoyo)**
*Translation:* "There are some changes."
*Explanation:* Indicates modifications have been made.
117. **문서를 검토해 주세요. (Munseoreul geomtohae juseyo)**
*Translation:* "Please review the document."
*Explanation:* Requests a review of written material.
118. **내일 아침에 만나요. (Naeil achim-e mannayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's meet tomorrow morning."
*Explanation:* Suggests a morning meeting.
119. **오늘 오후에 시간 있을까요? (Oneul ohu-e sigan isseulkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you have time this afternoon?"
*Explanation:* Asks about availability later in the day.
120. **주말에 같이 밥 먹을래요? (Jumare gachi bap meogeullaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to have a meal together over the weekend?"
*Explanation:* A friendly dining invitation.
121. **어디서 만날지 정했어요? (Eodiseo mannaji jeonghaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you decided where to meet?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about finalizing a meeting location.
122. **차 한잔 할래요? (Cha han jan hallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like a cup of tea?"
*Explanation:* An invitation to share tea.
123. **커피숍에서 만나요. (Keopisyopeseo mannayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's meet at the coffee shop."
*Explanation:* Suggests a meeting location.
124. **맛있는 디저트 먹어 봐요. (Masitneun dijeoteu meogeobwa-yo)**
*Translation:* "Let's try a delicious dessert."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to enjoy dessert together.
125. **생일 선물 준비했어요. (Saengil seonmul junbihaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I prepared a birthday gift."
*Explanation:* Announces a gift is ready for a birthday celebration.
126. **생일 파티에 초대할게요. (Saengil pati-e chodaehalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll invite you to my birthday party."
*Explanation:* Promises an invitation to celebrate a birthday.
127. **축하 파티에 올래요? (Chukha pati-e ollaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to come to the celebration party?"
*Explanation:* Invites someone to a party.
128. **사진 찍을까요? (Sajin jjigeulkka-yo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we take a photo?"
*Explanation:* Suggests capturing a moment together.
129. **여기 앉아도 돼요? (Yeogi anjado dwaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Is it okay if I sit here?"
*Explanation:* Politely asks for permission to sit.
130. **창밖 경치가 아름다워요. (Changbak gyeongchiga areumdawoyo)**
*Translation:* "The view outside the window is beautiful."
*Explanation:* Compliments the scenery.
131. **오늘 너무 바쁘네요. (Oneul neomu bappeuneyo)**
*Translation:* "You're really busy today."
*Explanation:* Observes someone’s busy schedule.
132. **마음이 편안해요. (Maeumi pyeonanhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I feel at ease."
*Explanation:* Expresses a state of relaxation.
133. **기분이 좋아요. (Gibuni joayo)**
*Translation:* "I feel good."
*Explanation:* A general positive statement about one’s mood.
134. **조금 피곤해요. (Jogeum pigonhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm a bit tired."
*Explanation:* A mild expression of fatigue.
135. **오늘 날씨 정말 좋네요. (Oneul nalssiga jeongmal johneyo)**
*Translation:* "The weather is really nice today."
*Explanation:* Comments on favorable weather.
136. **밖에 나갈까요? (Bakke nagalkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go outside?"
*Explanation:* Suggests stepping outdoors.
137. **실내에서 쉴까요? (Silnaeeseo swilkka-yo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we rest indoors?"
*Explanation:* Considers staying inside for relaxation.
138. **음악 소리가 좋아요. (Eumak soriga joayo)**
*Translation:* "I like the sound of the music."
*Explanation:* Compliments the music playing.
139. **이 노래를 들어 봐요. (I noraereul deureo bwayo)**
*Translation:* "Listen to this song."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to enjoy a particular song.
140. **요즘 뭐 하고 지내요? (Yojum mwo hago jinaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "What have you been up to lately?"
*Explanation:* Asks for a catch-up on recent activities.
141. **새로운 취미 생겼어요? (Saeroun chwimi saenggyeosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Have you picked up a new hobby?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about any new interests.
142. **오늘 어떤 옷 입었어요? (Oneul eotteon ot ibeosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "What are you wearing today?"
*Explanation:* A casual question about someone's outfit.
143. **이 옷이 어울려요. (I ot-i eoullyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "That outfit suits you."
*Explanation:* Compliments someone’s clothing.
144. **머리 스타일이 멋져요. (Meori seutail-i meotjjeoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your hairstyle is cool."
*Explanation:* Praises someone’s haircut.
145. **신발이 예뻐요. (Sinbal-i yeppeoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your shoes are pretty."
*Explanation:* Compliments on footwear.
146. **가방이 멋져요. (Gabang-i meotjjeoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your bag is stylish."
*Explanation:* A compliment on someone’s bag.
147. **이 액세서리가 잘 어울려요. (I aekseseoriga jal eoullyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "That accessory looks great on you."
*Explanation:* Praises a chosen accessory.
148. **화장이 정말 자연스러워요. (Hwajangi jeongmal jayeonseureowoyo)**
*Translation:* "Your makeup looks very natural."
*Explanation:* Compliments someone’s makeup style.
149. **이 노래 가사가 좋아요. (I norae gasiga joayo)**
*Translation:* "I like the lyrics of this song."
*Explanation:* Expresses appreciation for song lyrics.
150. **음악 장르가 다양하네요. (Eumak jangreuga dayanghaneyo)**
*Translation:* "There are various music genres."
*Explanation:* Observes the diversity in musical styles.
151. **책 읽는 걸 즐겨요. (Chaek ilhneun geol jeulgyeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I enjoy reading books."
*Explanation:* States a fondness for reading.
152. **이 작가의 글이 인상적이에요. (I jakga-ui geuli insangjeogieyo)**
*Translation:* "This author's writing is impressive."
*Explanation:* Compliments literary quality.
153. **영화를 자주 봐요. (Yeonghwareul jaju bwayo)**
*Translation:* "I watch movies often."
*Explanation:* States a frequent habit of watching films.
154. **최근에 본 영화가 정말 재미있었어요. (Choegeune bon yeonghwaga jeongmal jaemiisseosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "The movie I watched recently was really fun."
*Explanation:* Shares a positive film experience.
155. **이 영화는 감동적이에요. (I yeonghwaneun gamdongjeogieyo)**
*Translation:* "This movie is touching."
*Explanation:* Comments on an emotionally moving film.
156. **다음 영화는 뭘 볼까요? (Daeum yeonghwaneun mweol bolkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "What movie shall we watch next?"
*Explanation:* Suggests choosing another film.
157. **영화관에 갈래요? (Yeonghwagwane gallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to go to the cinema?"
*Explanation:* An invitation to watch a movie in a theater.
158. **이번 주말에 여행 갈까요? (Ibeon jumare yeohaeng galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go on a trip this weekend?"
*Explanation:* Proposes a weekend getaway.
159. **여행 계획을 세워 봐요. (Yeohaeng gyehoegeul sewoboayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's plan a trip."
*Explanation:* Invites collaborative travel planning.
160. **어디로 여행 가고 싶어요? (Eodiro yeohaeng gago sipeoyo?)**
*Translation:* "Where would you like to travel?"
*Explanation:* Asks about travel destination preferences.
161. **사진 찍는 것을 좋아해요. (Sajin jjikneun geoseul joahaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I like taking photos."
*Explanation:* States an interest in photography.
162. **여행 중에 많은 사진을 찍었어요. (Yeohaeng jung-e maneun sajineul jjigeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I took many photos during the trip."
*Explanation:* Reflects on capturing memories while traveling.
163. **여행에서 좋은 추억을 만들었어요. (Yeohaengeseo joeun chueogeul mandeureosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I made great memories on the trip."
*Explanation:* Expresses a positive travel experience.
164. **이번 주말에 캠핑 가요. (Ibeon jumare kaemping gayo)**
*Translation:* "Let's go camping this weekend."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to join a camping trip.
165. **산책하러 갈까요? (Sanchaekhareo galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go for a walk?"
*Explanation:* Suggests taking a walk together.
166. **운동하러 갈까요? (Undonghareo galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go exercise?"
*Explanation:* Invites someone for physical activity.
167. **자전거 타러 갈래요? (Jajeongeo tareo gallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to go cycling?"
*Explanation:* Proposes a bicycle ride.
168. **달리기 할래요? (Dalligi hallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Would you like to go for a run?"
*Explanation:* Invites someone to run together.
169. **수영하러 갈까요? (Suyeonghareo galkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we go swimming?"
*Explanation:* Suggests a swimming outing.
170. **요가 하러 갈래요? (Yoga hareo gallaeyo?)**
*Translation:* "Do you want to do yoga?"
*Explanation:* Invites participation in a yoga session.
171. **이것 좀 도와줄래? (Igeot jom dowajullae?)**
*Translation:* "Can you help me with this?"
*Explanation:* A casual request for assistance.
172. **이거 같이 해볼까요? (Igeo gachi haebolkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we try doing this together?"
*Explanation:* Proposes collaborating on a task.
173. **지금 출발할게요. (Jigeum chulbalhalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm leaving now."
*Explanation:* Announces immediate departure.
174. **곧 돌아올게요. (God dor-aolgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll be right back."
*Explanation:* Promises a brief absence.
175. **조심해서 가세요. (Josimhaeseo gaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Go carefully."
*Explanation:* Advises caution when leaving.
176. **길 조심하세요. (Gil josimhaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Watch your step."
*Explanation:* A reminder to be careful on the way.
177. **다음 번에 만나요. (Daeum beone mannayo)**
*Translation:* "See you next time."
*Explanation:* A friendly farewell for future meetings.
178. **오늘도 수고 많았어요. (Oneuldo sugo manasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "Good job today."
*Explanation:* Praises someone’s effort during the day.
179. **집에 가서 푹 쉬세요. (Jibe gaseo puk swiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Go home and have a good rest."
*Explanation:* A caring wish for recovery after a long day.
180. **다음에 또 연락할게요. (Daeum-e tto yeollakhalgeyo)**
*Translation:* "I'll contact you again next time."
*Explanation:* Promises future communication.
181. **오늘 하루 어땠어요? (Oneul haru eottaesseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "How was your day?"
*Explanation:* Asks for a summary of someone’s day.
182. **무슨 일이 있었어요? (Museun iri isseosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "What happened?"
*Explanation:* Inquires about an event that occurred.
183. **기분이 어떠세요? (Gibuni eotteoseyo?)**
*Translation:* "How do you feel?"
*Explanation:* A polite check-in about someone's mood.
184. **몸이 좀 아파요. (Mom-i jom apayo)**
*Translation:* "I'm feeling a bit sick."
*Explanation:* Expresses minor illness.
185. **조금 피곤한 것 같아요. (Jogeum pigonhan geot gatayo)**
*Translation:* "I feel a little tired."
*Explanation:* Conveys slight fatigue.
186. **건강을 위해 운동하세요. (Geongangeul wihae undonghaseyo)**
*Translation:* "Exercise for your health."
*Explanation:* Encourages physical activity for well-being.
187. **신선한 공기가 좋아요. (Sinsunhan gonggiga joayo)**
*Translation:* "Fresh air is great."
*Explanation:* Praises the benefits of fresh air.
188. **자연을 즐기세요. (Jayeoneul jeulgiseyo)**
*Translation:* "Enjoy nature."
*Explanation:* Invites someone to appreciate the outdoors.
189. **이 책 정말 유익해요. (I chaek jeongmal yuikhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "This book is really informative."
*Explanation:* Compliments the value of a book.
190. **여행을 가보고 싶어요. (Yeohaengeul gabogo sipeoyo)**
*Translation:* "I want to go on a trip."
*Explanation:* Expresses a desire to travel.
191. **음식 요리하는 걸 좋아해요. (Eumsik yori-haneun geol joahaeyo)**
*Translation:* "I enjoy cooking."
*Explanation:* States a passion for preparing food.
192. **새로운 레시피를 시도해 봤어요. (Saeroun resipireul sidohae bwasseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I tried a new recipe."
*Explanation:* Shares an experience with cooking.
193. **맛있는 냄새가 나요. (Masitneun naemsaega nayo)**
*Translation:* "It smells delicious."
*Explanation:* Compliments appealing food aromas.
194. **오늘 점심 뭐 먹었어요? (Oneul jeomsim mwo meogeosseoyo?)**
*Translation:* "What did you have for lunch today?"
*Explanation:* Asks about someone's midday meal.
195. **저녁 식사는 무엇으로 할까요? (Jeonyeok sigsineun mueos-euro halkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "What should we have for dinner?"
*Explanation:* Invites discussion about dinner choices.
196. **디저트를 주문할까요? (Dijeoteureul jumunhalkkayo?)**
*Translation:* "Shall we order dessert?"
*Explanation:* Suggests ending a meal with a sweet treat.
197. **오늘 날씨가 완벽해요. (Oneul nalssiga wanbyeokhaeyo)**
*Translation:* "The weather is perfect today."
*Explanation:* Expresses satisfaction with today's weather.
198. **이곳에 오길 잘했어요. (Igose ogil jalhaesseoyo)**
*Translation:* "I'm glad I came here."
*Explanation:* Reflects satisfaction with being at a location.
199. **기억에 남는 하루였어요. (Gieoge namneun haruyeosseoyo)**
*Translation:* "It was a memorable day."
*Explanation:* States that the day was unforgettable.
200. **모든 일이 잘 풀릴 거예요. (Modeun iri jal pullil geoyeyo)**
*Translation:* "Everything will turn out well."
*Explanation:* A reassuring statement to instill hope.
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These 200 additional conversation phrases cover a wide range of scenarios—including work, travel, dining, socializing, and expressing emotions—helping you further develop your everyday Korean communication skills. Practice them regularly, and enjoy your journey toward fluency!
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