I've managed to learn:-
한국 = Korea
도시 = city
이름 = name
저 = I (formal)
나 = I
남자 = man
여자 = woman
그 = that
이 = this
저 = that (when object is far away)
것 = thing
의자 = chair
탁자 = table
선생님 = teacher
집 = house
차 = car
컴퓨터 = computer
이다 = to be (acts like an adjective)
네 = yes
아니 = no
안녕하세요 = hello
감사합니다 or 감사해요 = thank you
제발 = Please
소파 = sofa
나무 = tree
나라 = country가방 = backpack
창문 = window
잡지 = magazine
방 = room
냉장고 = refrigerator
전화기 = phone
커피 = coffee
텔레비전 = television
안 = inside
위 = on top
밑 = below
옆 = beside
뒤 = behind
앞 = in front
펜 = pen
음식 = food위 = on top
밑 = below
옆 = beside
뒤 = behind
앞 = in front
펜 = pen
한국어 = Korean (language)
버스 = bus
먹다 = eat
좋아하다 = to like
비싸다 = expensive 싸다 = not expensive/cheap
길 = street
거리 = street/road
우리 = we/us
남편 = husband
아버지 = father
어머니 = mother
물 = water
사과 = apple 끝나다 = to be finished
맛있다 = delicious
형 = older brother, when you are a man
오빠 = older brother, when you are a woman
누나 = older sister, when you are a man
언니 = older sister, when you are a woman
삼촌 = uncle
아저씨 = older man not related to you
아주머니 = older woman not related to you
할아버지 = grandfather
할머니 = grandmother
친구 = friend
보고싶다 = to miss a person
Not bad for a couple of months work I don't think. The grammar is harder to pick up. The main one I've go is that the sentences must end in either a verb or an adjective. An object can't be in the same sentence as a adjective!!
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