Introduction to Korean What are the Korean mantras

1.Agree, recognize:

Yes, yes, that's right;

Yes, that's right; Good;

Of course; No, who's to say it isn't.

2.When surprised:

Oops, wow (girls use it more);

Oh, my God; Wow! (It is mostly used when major gossip is used, not when the elders are talking);

Ah, really? Really?

Ha? What do you say?

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3.When you feel speechless:

.hmm...

Uhh (this expression is not very polite, be careful to use it).

.Belch. This.

Is that what it is?

Maybe that's it.

4.When I feel pain and surprise:

Colloquial expression) is a modal word that means "ouch" and is generally used when pain is felt;

This is better than"아이고"Be short, generally used for sudden events;

It is usually used when you are surprised, when something is sudden.

When used to express exclamation, it is equivalent to the Chinese word "ouch hey".

1.Agree, recognize:Yes, yes, that's right;

Yes, that's right; Good; <>

Of course; No, who's to say it isn't.

2.When surprised:

Oops, wow (girls use it more);

Oh, my God; Wow! (It is mostly used when major gossip is used, not when the elders are talking);

Ah, really? Really?

Ha? What do you say?

3.When you feel speechless:

.hmm...

Uhh (this expression is not very polite, be careful to use it).

.Belch. This.

Is that what it is?

Maybe that's it.

4.When I feel pain and surprise:

Colloquial expression) is a modal word that means "ouch" and is generally used when pain is felt;

This is better than"Be short, generally used for sudden events;

It is usually used when you are surprised, when something is sudden.

When used to express exclamation, it is equivalent to the Chinese word "ouch hey".

5.Expressing anger accusing and questioning the other party:

This expression is equivalent to the Chinese "why, what's wrong?" But not very polite;

The equivalent of the Chinese "What do you say?" It is also a very polite expression;

Note that not 'this expression' is mostly used for self-talk. But it's not really an inquiry, it's a rhetorical question that expresses helplessness;

The equivalent of "Are you kidding me?" in Chinese. ";

The equivalent of the Chinese equivalent of "Are you crazy?" ";

1.Agree, recognize:

Yes, yes, that's right;

Yes, that's right; Good;

Of course; No, who's to say it isn't.

2.When surprised:

Oops, wow (girls use it more);

Oh, my God; Wow! (It is mostly used when major gossip is used, not when the elders are talking);

Ah, really? Really?

Ha? What do you say?

3.When you feel speechless:

.hmm...

Uhh (this expression is not very polite, be careful to use it).

Belch. This.

Is that what it is?

Maybe that's it.

4.When I feel pain and surprise:

Colloquial expression) is a modal word that means "ouch" and is generally used when pain is felt;

This is better than"Be short, generally used for sudden events;

It is usually used when you are surprised, when something is sudden.

When used to express exclamation, it is equivalent to the Chinese word "ouch hey".

5.Expressing anger accusing and questioning the other party:

?This expression is equivalent to the Chinese "why, what's wrong?" But not very polite;

The equivalent of the Chinese "What do you say?" It is also a very polite expression;

Note that not 'this expression' is mostly used for self-talk. But it's not really an inquiry, it's a rhetorical question that expresses helplessness;

The equivalent of "Are you kidding me?" in Chinese. ";

The equivalent of the Chinese equivalent of "Are you crazy?" ";

1.Hello: Ahhh

2.Take care of it: It's not as big as Kami

3.Thanks: Kamu Shamita

4.I'm sorry: Sin sent Hamida

5.It's a pleasure to see you: Manla Sopanga is not Mita.

Ha Ba Da has been Dara.

Dora Lala is willing.

Mojo washes and beats no (this sound is really not pronounced in Chinese, English pronunciation) digging.

Ahh

Kara Dense I Motor.

Even the wave of the Las.

Si (pronounced si|Su between) group Nasa digging a Maskami Haji (pronounced between da|ta）

Ana's answer to the blackhead has reached the mouth of the no, Kajiu puppet demon.

It's all about the mouth, and you're crying.

Cheats which way Sega one no

What the hell is it that you don't have to do with Gala?

Mouth の ha oh hey no eh.

Head than large group. Ha eight big one pull.

What a lot, which one has been obtained?

How to wash and dig no.

I wash my clothes. I wash my clothes.

Ah, no cool devil.

Group K slave waxing.

Rice group Garuda laundry.

Hey Mikuru or more.

Ah even one, ah oh one, ah no search.

Repeat) Ah, a search, oh, group k, hit one, oh, most of the mouths.

Sabilah suffered nothing.

Mado hollowed out and dug and beaten.

Mia K hits the mouth oh digging.

After drawing the mouth bitterly.

Tiger one Karma ah Lukou no dig that one.

A Kavalu mouth more oh you.

It's all k no self ah group gave.

The head k Ma bean to the well, are forced to the group.

Hagiv's washing waxing.

Emina Krudo has arrived.

The miscellaneous oneの digs.

All oh one oh oh oh

Maass sues you to fight.

Ah, that demon fighter, you have reached Mordo, there is no way back.

Ahh Ahh

Ah, I searched.

Ha to give a kudu.

The wah-ga class has been reached.

Search for the class of the demon k kari me.

A group of even-family pins cavity gives a group of strands.

Ha eight big one drooping.

Mo Duolei is suspicious.

Search well, wash big の dig.

Wash no one, wash the bucket round that one.

Ah, no cool devil.

Clan k slave k waxing.

Mi group Karu do laundry.

Hey Mik Lu Hou Duo.

Ahh Ahh

Ah, I search (repeat).

Yoon Eun-hye's Korean language class Cong Tong Slow Year Hall has opened a class!

It means that I am not very familiar with the romanized sound, and you can't read it after I write it, so I will write it to you in Chinese pinyin, and it is convenient for you to read. Hello: An Niang Ha Sai Yo (Honorific).

An Niang Ha Xi Mi Ga (Honorific) An Niang (Non-Honorific).

Goodbye, please walk slowly: An Niang Hei Ka Sai Yo (Honorific) Goodbye, Please Stay: An Niang Hei Gei Sai Yo (Honorific) Goodbye: Zar Ka (Non-Honorific).

See you next time: ta wu mai pa yo

See you tomorrow: Nai Yi Li Man Na YoGood night: An Niang Hei zu Mu Sai YoSleep well: Zar Za

Good morning: cu wun a qin mi mi da Thank you: kam ca ha mi da (big help) ku map si mi da (little help).

I'm sorry: cui song ha mi dami a nai yo

I was wrong: zar mo gai si mi da first meeting: cu mian ni mi da was very happy to meet you:

How is man na sao pan gap si mi daman na sao pan ga wo yo recently: yo zom ao dao si mi gayo zom ao dai yo

I'm ***zao nun **yi mi da I'm Chinese: zao nun zong guk sa lam yi mi da

What's your name: sang ha mi ao dao kai tuai xi mi ga (honorifics, to elders).

yi lu mi mu ao xi mi ga (honorific) yi lu mi mo ni (non-honorific).

It's been a long time since we've met: ou lai man ni mi da who are you: nu gu sai yo

I have to go: ku man ka pa ya gai se yo See you back: yi da ka pa yo

I'm a student: zao nun hak sai yi mi da These are the easiest, write these first, and ask me if you want to know that sentence.