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Hangul can be learned in a weekend — after that, Korean progress is mostly a vocabulary game, and flashcards are how learners win it. These starter cards cover the polite forms you’ll use in nearly every exchange.
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QUESTION
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QHow do you say "hello" in Korean?
AAnnyeonghaseyo (안녕하세요)
QHow do you say "thank you" in Korean?
AGamsahamnida (감사합니다)
QWhat does "juseyo" mean?
APlease give me...
QHow do you say "yes" and "no" in Korean?
ANe and aniyo
QWhat does "mianhamnida" mean?
AI’m sorry
QHow do you say "goodbye" (to someone leaving) in Korean?
AAnnyeonghi gaseyo
QWhat does "mul" mean?
AWater
QHow do you say "I don’t understand" in Korean?
AIhae mot haeyo / mollayo (I don’t know)
QWhat is "mashisseoyo"?
AIt’s delicious
QWhat does "eodiyeyo?" mean?
AWhere is it?
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