English to Korean Words

Her you will find the top English and Korean words. Full list.

Number	Korean	in English
1	위의	above
2	더하다	add
3	다시	again
4	공기	air
5	모두	all
6	거의	almost
7	또한	also
8	항상	always
9	오전	am
10	미국	America
11	an	an
12	동물	animal
13	다른	another
14	대답	answer
15	어떤	any
16	아르	are
17	주위에	around
18	물어보기	ask
19	떨어져	away
20	뒤	back
21	있다	be
22	하고	been
23	전에	before
24	시작	began
25	시작	begin
26	존재	being
27	이하	below
28	큰	big
29	책	book
30	양자 모두	both
31	소년	boy
32	요구	call
33	온	came
34	할 수있다	can
35	차	car
36	나르다	carry
37	변화	change
38	어린이	children
39	시티	city
40	닫기	close
41	왔다	come
42	할 수 있었다	could
43	국가	country
44	절단	cut
45	일	day
46	한	did
47	다른	different
48	하다	do
49	하지	does
50	마다	each
51	지구	earth
52	먹다	eat
53	종료	end
54	충분히	enough
55	조차	even
56	…마다	every
57	예	example
58	눈	eye
59	얼굴	face
60	가족	family
61	멀리	far
62	농장	farm
63	아버지	father
64	피트	feet
65	조금	few
66	찾기	find
67	먼저	first
68	따르다	follow
69	음식	food
70	녹이다	found
71	네	four
72	가져 오기	get
73	소녀	girl
74	주기	give
75	가다	go
76	좋은	good
77	GOT	got
78	큰	great
79	그룹	group
80	성장	grow
81	했다	had
82	손	hand
83	단단한	hard
84	이	has
85	있다	have
86	그	he
87	머리	head
88	듣다	hear
89	도움	help
90	여기	here
91	높은	high
92	집	home
93	집	house
94	어떻게	how
95	생각	idea
96	중대한	important
97	인도 사람	Indian
98	이다	is
99	다만	just
100	유지	keep
101	종류	kind
102	알고있다	know
103	나라	land
104	큰	large
105	마지막	last
106	나중	later
107	배우다	learn
108	떠나다	leave
109	왼쪽	left
110	허락하다	let
111	편지	letter
112	생명	life
113	빛	light
114	처럼	like
115	선	line
116	명부	list
117	작은	little
118	라이브	live
119	긴	long
120	보기	look
121	만든	made
122	하다	make
123	남자	man
124	많은	many
125	할 수있다	may
126	평균	mean
127	남자들	men
128	힘	might
129	마일	mile
130	미스…	miss
131	더	more
132	대부분	most
133	어머니	mother
134	산	mountain
135	움직임	move
136	많은	much
137	절대로 필요한 것	must
138	이름	name
139	근처에	near
140	필요한 것	need
141	못	never
142	새로운	new
143	다음	next
144	밤	night
145	아니	no
146	아니	not
147	지금	now
148	번호	number
149	떨어져서	off
150	자주	often
151	낡은	old
152	한번	once
153	하나	one
154	뿐	only
155	열다	open
156	다른	other
157	밖	out
158	개인적인	own
159	페이지	page
160	종이	paper
161	부품	part
162	사람들	people
163	그림	picture
164	장소	place
165	식물	plant
166	플레이	play
167	포인트	point
168	놓다	put
169	읽다	read
170	정말	really
171	권리	right
172	강	river
173	운영	run
174	말했다	said
175	같은	same
176	보았다	saw
177	말하다	say
178	학교	school
179	바다	sea
180	둘째	second
181	보다	see
182	보다	seem
183	문장	sentence
184	세트	set
185	할까요	should
186	보여 주다	show
187	측면	side
188	작은	small
189	그래서	so
190	약간	some
191	때때로	sometimes
192	노래	song
193	곧	soon
194	소리	sound
195	주문	spell
196	스타트	start
197	상태	state
198	아직도	still
199	중지	stop
200	이야기	story
201	연구	study
202	이러한	such
203	취하다	take
204	이야기	talk
205	텔	tell
206	그때	then
207	그곳에	there
208	맡은 일	thing
209	생각한다	think
210	생각	thought
211	세	three
212	시각	time
213	함께	together
214	너무	too
215	했다	took
216	나무	tree
217	시험	try
218	회전	turn
219	두	two
220	쪽으로	up
221	사용하다	use
222	대단히	very
223	산책	walk
224	필요	want
225	였다	was
226	손목 시계	watch
227	물	water
228	방법	way
229	잘	well
230	갔다	went
231	했다	were
232	언제	when
233	어디	where
234	하얀	white
235	왜	why
236	의지	will
237	워드	word
238	작업	work
239	세계	world
240	할 것이다	would
241	쓰다	write
242	년	year
243	젊은	young

When learning to speak Korean, remember to use polite and courteous expressions often. These are an important part of Korean culture.

Top English to korean words

Being polite

Some polite Korean expressions and the translation of these Korean words in English:

“Aniyo” (No)

“Ye” (Yes)

“Chway-seong-ham-ni-da” (I’m sorry)

“Chun-mahn-eh-yo” (You’re welcome)

“Jam-shi-man-yo” (Excuse me)

“Ju-se-yo” (Give me)

“Kam-sa-ham-ni-da” (Thank you)

Asking Basic Questions

The Korean language relies on tone. A Korean speaker will understand that you’re asking a question by the way your tone rises at the end of the sentence, the same way the tone rises at the end of an English-language question.

Basic asking words:

“Uh-dduh-kah” (How?)

“Mwo” (What?)

“Uhn-jae” (When?)

“Uh-dee” (Where?)

“Noo-goo” (Who?)

“Weh” (Why?)

Basic asking phrases:

“Eodi chulsiniseyo?” (Where are you from?)

“Eotteoke jinaeseyo?” (How are you?)

“Igeo mwoyeyo?” (What’s this?)

“Ireumi mwoyeyo?” (What’s your name?)

“Mworago haesseoyo?” (What did you say?)

Words for Actions

As you learn Korean words in English, you’ll want to know lots of verbs. These are a few of the common action words you might need on an average day:

“Dallida” (To run)

“Gada” (To go)

“Ilgda” (To read)

“Jada” (To sleep)

“Juda” (To give)

“Masida” (To drink)

“Meokda” (To eat)

“Nolda” (To play)

“Nureuda” (To press)

“Sseuda” (To write)

Slang Korean Words in English

While you’re learning Korean words in English, you might also want to know some informal or slang words and phrases. Here are a few good phrases for you to practice with your Korean-speaking friends.

“Ah-ssa!” (Yay!)

“Ah-ssa” is a happy expression for when you have something to celebrate. Use it any time you have good luck or things turn out in your favor. A similar phrase is “Dae-bak!”

“Dae-bak!” (Awesome!)

You can use this expression any time you have good luck or something positive happens for you. If your favorite sports team wins or you get good marks on a test, you could say, “Dae-bak!”

“Kol!” (Sure!)

“Kol!” affirms that you’re still doing whatever it is you’re doing. “Staying up late binge-watching your favorite program?” “Kol!”

“Paiting!” (Come on!)

This is a word you can use to encourage someone or egg them on. Say this to your friend to help them keeping going towards a goal.

Colors in Korean

The five colors of the Korean flag are traditional and very symbolic in the Korean language. Black, blue, red, white, and yellow are Korea’s flag colors. Here are the Korean words in English for these and other common colors.

“Bbalgansaek” (Red): Korean culture, like many cultures of the world, associates the color red with fire. It makes up the active, creative, and passionate masculine “yin” element of the yin-yang symbol.

“Borasaek” (Purple)

“Bunhongsaek” (Pink)

“Choroksaek” (Green)

“Galsaek” (Brown)

“Geomjeongsaek” (Black): In Korean culture, the color black is a symbol of the end of a time period. Other associates with this color include winter and death.

“Heuinsaek” (White): At one time, only royalty and nobles were allowed to wear white clothing in Korea. White is also the color Koreans associate with patriotism, peace, and purity.

“Juhwangsaek” (Orange)

“Noransaek” (Yellow): In Korean culture, yellow represents balance. Other associations with yellow include the sun, the center, and beginnings. Yellow for beginnings is a symbol of the start of wisdom or knowledge.

“Paransaek” (Blue): Blue is one of two colors used on the yin-yang symbol on the Korean flag. It represents the cool, feminine yang element.