Someone who knows Korean comes in. How Koreans speak

Yo Ra Ben means "everybody, everybody" in Korean.

So li ji lo means "scream" or "shout", and it is usually said halfway through a song, and then the fans in the audience will cheer and scream.

Kouri Jiwa is Japanese "hello".

Oudi is the Korean word for smiling and smiling.

Accent division. The vocabulary of Korean Chinese is divided into inherent words, Chinese character words, and loanwords. Seoul and Pyongyang used to be two dialects of the same language, but due to the interruption of communication between South Korea and North Korea, as well as the different political systems of the two countries, a large number of new words in modern Seoul sound, especially the American-dominated Western-style foreign word oak, are absent or written differently in modern Pyongyang sound.

Except for the neologisms, the Seoul dialect and the Pyongyang dialect are only phonetically different, so there are no serious barriers to communication, and each other is able to understand and rationally express the meaning of the words. The actual grammar and idiomatic vocabulary learned are mostly based on the Seoul standard pronunciation.

The method of speaking with Koreans in Chinese can be directly translated into Korean and read to the other party by using the mobile phone intelligent assistant, and secondly, you can use translation software to translate for the other party **, and you can also use some body language appropriately to make the other party understand what we mean.

How to talk to foreigners

1.Some basic English. First of all, if you want to chat with foreigners, you must have a certain foundation in English, at least understand some commonly used vocabulary in life, and be able to speak some simple sentences, so that we can better chat with them, and in the case of language communication, we can continue to chat.

2.Take the initiative to say hello and smile. When you meet a foreigner, if you look at him inadvertently, then take the initiative to say hello to him, a simple "hai" or "hello" is fine, and if you smile, it is a sign of friendliness, even if we can't speak English fluently, but the smile on our face already shows our friendliness.

3.Speak slowly, especially in English. If you chat with foreigners, you must control the speed of speech, the speed of English spoken by foreigners is quite fast, and if the Chinese reach level six, it is estimated that they can talk and laugh freely with foreigners, anyway, my speed of speech is really slow, and foreigners say fast, they can't understand, and the speed of speech is very important.

4.Body language can be a better substitute for spoken language. Chatting with foreigners, properly using some body language, can better express what you want to express more clearly, most people's English level is not yet able to reach the level of familiarity with foreigners, which requires us to learn some body language, to communicate.

You can find a translator or speak to Koreans in Chinese onomatopoeia.

Find a Korean who can speak Chinese.

Uncle a ze xi

Big Mom A zum ma

Ben v meng ceng ha da ignorance) mu sik ha da n ba bo meng ceng yi

My name is With Friends) (With Elders).na nen /ze nen ..la go ham ni da

Uncle a ze xi

Big Mom A zum ma

Stupid: u dun ha da) stupid, fool: ba bo).

My name is: ze nen ...ra go ham ni da)

Hello. 녕 an niang）

Happy birthday. Sheng Yier Zhu Ka Hai I miss you Do you miss me?

bou gou xi pao

na bou gou xi pao sao?

Who is it? 구?nu gu?

I? No, you can't.

na?An d wai an d wai you, um. eng

I'm sorry. 안해mi an nai

All right. 만해ge man nai

Don't be so depressed on your birthday, come and know more.

sheng yi lin dai ,wu wu la ji ma kei bao ya ji

Did I receive my gift?

Banquet imitation limb nai ga bou nan sheng mu pa da sao?

That's good. Come and see me next time.

晌世 ge lao miao dwai ta mai na bou lou wa

Shelter and return

Hongzhu hunger,

Slender limbsProfessional yo.

Conversations between friends or lovers: Hello.

Happy birthday. I miss you, do you miss me, Kai noisy?

Who is Ridge Sunbury?

I? No, you can't.

Well. I'm sorry.

All right.

Don't be so depressed on your birthday, be happy.

Did I receive my gift?

Then Sakura is good. Come and see me next time.

1.Smecta.

2.Smecta.

3.Smecta.

4.Smecta.

5.Smecta.

6.Smecta.

7.Smecta Beam Stool.

8.Smecta.

9.Si Oak Hu travels to Mita.

10.Smecta made a change.

11.Smecta.

Korean everyday language Chinese homophonic version.

Homophonic version: Dad: Ah Dad (several).

Mom: Oh mom (mud).

Brother (girl's name): oppa Brother (boy's name): Hiang Grandma: Hara doesn't you.

Grandpa: Not a few.

Sister (girl's call): Oh you Sister (boy's name): Nuna.

Uncle: Azexi.

Miss: Ah, Garcy.

Auntie: Auntie.

Auntie: Aji's mother.

Friend: Pro-Gu.

Uncle: Sancho.

You: No. We: Wuli.

Who: Nugu (Sai Oh is a modal word for speaking) - Nugu Sai Oh.

Me: That's ( It's me: That's; I'm leaving: There's a look) like you: Hey.

I love you: Sarang ei (this tone is closer).

Honey: Chaga

Very (very): Nong Mu Nong Mu (I like you very much: Nong Mu Nong Mu Mu Mound Outer Hey) is: Inner also.

Not: Ah, you.

No: Yes.

I don't know: Mula.

Don't dislike: Ciro.

Don't go: Kachima.

Walk! :Card!

Come on! : Swing Ricka!

Let's go: Kaza!

I'm leaving! : Look there!

Get up! : Elona.

Come out! : Nadig.

In! : Dig Thoro.

Get on the bus: Pedal.

Hello: Aniaseyo: There can be many uses, it's okay to say hello, it's okay to break up and say goodbye.

Thank you: Kasahami is big, ancient is four meters big.

I'm sorry: send Hami Da.

I'm sorry: Miyane (Miyahami Da).

It's okay, it's okay: Bundle that has.

Congratulations: Rough Kaei

Congratulations: Out of the card hey.

Please: Pounce on him.

Cute: Kiyoda.

Pretty: Ipod.

Fool: Afraid of no. (plus interjection: Afraid of no).

Question 1: How do you say Korean? Chinese - Come here.

If you have any questions, please ask or hi me].

Satisfied is satisfied! It's better to click "Agree" again].

Thank you! Question 2: How do you say "come" in Korean, and the honorific to be transliterated: ??Pronunciation: Eli Oh Seyo

?Pronunciation: Elivayo

?Pronunciation: to zzò lo oh sai 贰

Non-honorifics: ??Pronunciation: Eliwa

?Pronunciation: Elois

?Pronunciation: Eluwa (This is more tactful, it means to come over.) ）

Question 3: Please wait a moment how to say it in Koreanz jam (both jam and zam, my two Korean teachers also pronounce it differently) gan ma niaocolloquial points).

Formalization point): j zam gan ki da lio ju sei yo

Question 4: How to pronounce Korean, mark it in ChineseThat's it, Iliwa.

Question 5: Wait a minute, how to say it in Korean There are usually two situations and two ways of saying it:

1. Expressions with honorifics, used for strangers out of politeness or bottom-to-top relationship: ??

2. Without honorifics, it is used for peers, relatively familiar relationships or top-to-bottom relationships: ??

Question 6: Please let me know how to say "please give way" in Korean

Question 7: Wait a minute, how do you say it in Korean? ?ca m xi man niu rubbing wood sucks slow cow.

Question 8: Wait a minute, how do you say it in Korean to your elders or peers who are not familiar with it:

?Please wait)?Please wait a minute).

?Please wait a minute).

To their friends or juniors:

?Wait a minute) ?Wait a minute).

If you are satisfied with my please, you can ask if you don't understand, thank you

Question 9: Wait a minute, how to say it in Korean, the last one is correct, the previous ones are incomplete, sorry.

Question 10: Wait a minute, how to say it in Korean, the translation should be in Chinesejamkkanman yo