[Series 16/50] 117 Must-Know Korean Words for Beginners(Vocabulary for kindergartners) : A Complete Study Guide

My First KOREA Fun Words

Welcome to the 16th series of my "Korean Language Mastery" program. Language learning starts with daily life. I have curated 117 essential words that every learner needs to know. This catalog is designed for international learners to master the basics through clear romanization, English translations, and two practical example sentences for every word.

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Section	Word	English Pronun ciation	Romani zation	English	Example Sentences (Short)
Body	머리	Muh-ree	Meori	Head	[1] 머리 아파요 (Muh-ree ah-pah-yo) / Head hurts [2] 머리 좋아요 (Muh-ree jo-ah-yo) / Good brain/smart
	눈	Noon	Nun	Eye	[1] 눈 커요 (Noon kuh-yo) / Eyes big [2] 눈 예뻐요 (Noon yeh-ppuh-yo) / Eyes pretty
	코	Ko	Ko	Nose	[1] 코 작아요 (Ko jah-gah-yo) / Nose small [2] 코 높아요 (Ko noh-pah-yo) / Nose high
	입	Ib	Ip	Mouth	[1] 입 열어요 (Ib yuh-ruh-yo) / Open mouth [2] 입 작아요 (Ib jah-gah-yo) / Mouth small
	귀	Gwee	Gwi	Ear	[1] 귀 아파요 (Gwee ah-pah-yo) / Ear hurts [2] 귀 커요 (Gwee kuh-yo) / Ears big
	손	Son	Son	Hand	[1] 손 씻어요 (Son ssi-suh-yo) / Wash hands [2] 손 잡아요 (Son jah-bah-yo) / Hold hands
	발	Bal	Bal	Foot	[1] 발 아파요 (Bal ah-pah-yo) / Foot hurts [2] 발 커요 (Bal kuh-yo) / Feet big
	배	Bae	Bae	Stomach	[1] 배 고파요 (Bae go-pah-yo) / Hungry now [2] 배 불러요 (Bae bool-luh-yo) / Full stomach
	다리	Dah-ree	Dari	Leg	[1] 다리 길어요 (Dah-ree gil-uh-yo) / Legs long [2] 다리 아파요 (Dah-ree ah-pah-yo) / Legs hurt
	어깨	Uh-kkae	Eokkae	Shoulder	[1] 어깨 넓어요 (Uh-kkae nuhl-buh-yo) / Shoulders wide [2] 어깨 펴요 (Uh-kkae pyuh-yo) / Straight shoulders
	무릎	Moo-reup	Mureup	Knee	[1] 무릎 아파요 (Moo-reup ah-pah-yo) / Knee hurts [2] 무릎 꿇어요 (Moo-reup kku-ruh-yo) / Kneel down
Family	엄마	Um-mah	Eomma	Mom	[1] 엄마 사랑해요 (Um-mah sah-rang-hae-yo) / Love Mom [2] 엄마 어디요? (Um-mah uh-dee-yo?) / Where Mom?
	아빠	Ah-ppah	Appa	Dad	[1] 아빠 오세요 (Ah-ppah oh-seh-yo) / Dad coming [2] 아빠 좋아요 (Ah-ppah jo-ah-yo) / Love Dad
	할머니	Hal-muh-nee	Halmeoni	Grandma	[1] 할머니 오세요 (Hal-muh-nee oh-seh-yo) / Grandma coming [2] 할머니 건강해요 (Hal-muh-nee gun-gang-hae-yo) / Healthy Grandma
	할아버지	Hal-ah-buh-jee	Harabeoji	Grandpa	[1] 할아버지 계세요? (Hal-ah-buh-jee gyeh-seh-yo?) / Grandpa there? [2] 할아버지 멋져요 (Hal-ah-buh-jee mut-juh-yo) / Cool Grandpa
	형	Hyung	Hyeong	Older brother	[1] 형 멋져요 (Hyung mut-juh-yo) / Brother cool [2] 형 좋아요 (Hyung jo-ah-yo) / Like brother
	누나	Noo-nah	Nuna	Older sister	[1] 누나 예뻐요 (Noo-nah yeh-ppuh-yo) / Sister pretty [2] 누나 도와요 (Noo-nah doh-wah-yo) / Help sister
	동생	Dong-saeng	Dong saeng	Sibling	[1] 동생 귀여워요 (Dong-saeng gwee-yuh-wuh-yo) / Cute sibling [2] 동생 자요 (Dong-saeng jah-yo) / Sibling sleeps
	친구	Chin-goo	Chin gu	Friend	[1] 친구 좋아요 (Chin-goo jo-ah-yo) / Like friend [2] 친구 만나요 (Chin-goo man-nah-yo) / Meet friend
	선생님	Sun-saeng-nim	Seon saeng nim	Teacher	[1] 선생님 감사합니다 (Sun-saeng-nim gam-sa-ham-nee-da) / Thank teacher [2] 선생님 안녕하세요 (Sun-saeng-nim an-nyeong-ha-seh-yo) / Hello teacher
	아기	Ah-gee	Agi	Baby	[1] 아기 울어요 (Ah-gee ool-uh-yo) / Baby cries [2] 아기 웃어요 (Ah-gee oot-uh-yo) / Baby laughs
Food	밥	Bap	Bap	Rice	[1] 밥 먹어요 (Bap muh-guh-yo) / Eat rice [2] 밥 맛있어요 (Bap mah-shi-ssuh-yo) / Rice tasty
	국	Gook	Guk	Soup	[1] 국 뜨거워요 (Gook ttu-guh-wuh-yo) / Soup hot [2] 국 마셔요 (Gook mah-shyuh-yo) / Drink soup
	물	Mool	Mul	Water	[1] 물 주세요 (Mool joo-seh-yo) / Give water [2] 물 차가워요 (Mool cha-gah-wuh-yo) / Water cold
	우유	Oo-yoo	Uyu	Milk	[1] 우유 마셔요 (Oo-yoo mah-shyuh-yo) / Drink milk [2] 우유 맛있어요 (Oo-yoo mah-shi-ssuh-yo) / Milk tasty
	사과	Sah-gwah	Sagwa	Apple	[1] 사과 먹어요 (Sah-gwah muh-guh-yo) / Eat apple [2] 사과 달아요 (Sah-gwah dal-ah-yo) / Apple sweet
	포도	Po-do	Podo	Grape	[1] 포도 달아요 (Po-do dal-ah-yo) / Grape sweet [2] 포도 좋아요 (Po-do jo-ah-yo) / Like grape
	바나나	Bah-nah-nah	Banana	Banana	[1] 바나나 먹어요 (Bah-nah-nah muh-guh-yo) / Eat banana [2] 바나나 노래요 (Bah-nah-nah noh-rae-yo) / Banana yellow
	빵	Ppang	Ppang	Bread	[1] 빵 사요 (Ppang sah-yo) / Buy bread [2] 빵 맛있어요 (Ppang mah-shi-ssuh-yo) / Bread tasty
	김치	Kim-chi	Kimchi	Kimchi	[1] 김치 매워요 (Kim-chi mae-wuh-yo) / Kimchi spicy [2] 김치 먹어요 (Kim-chi muh-guh-yo) / Eat kimchi
	김	Gim	Gim	Seaweed	[1] 김 싸요 (Gim ssah-yo) / Wrap seaweed [2] 김 맛있어요 (Gim mah-shi-ssuh-yo) / Seaweed tasty
	계란	Gyeh-ran	Gyeran	Egg	[1] 계란 삶아요 (Gyeh-ran sal-mah-yo) / Boil egg [2] 계란 좋아요 (Gyeh-ran jo-ah-yo) / Like egg
	생선	Saeng-sun	Saeng seon	Fish	[1] 생선 구워요 (Saeng-sun goo-wuh-yo) / Grill fish [2] 생선 신선해요 (Saeng-sun shin-sun-hae-yo) / Fish fresh
	불고기	Bool-go-gee	Bulgogi	Bulgogi	[1] 불고기 맛있어요 (Bool-go-gee mah-shi-ssuh-yo) / Bulgogi tasty [2] 불고기 먹어요 (Bool-go-gee muh-guh-yo) / Eat bulgogi
	나물	Nah-mool	Namul	Veggies	[1] 나물 무쳐요 (Nah-mool moo-chyuh-yo) / Season veggies [2] 나물 건강해요 (Nah-mool gun-gang-hae-yo) / Healthy veggies
	두부	Doo-boo	Dubu	Tofu	[1] 두부 구워요 (Doo-boo goo-wuh-yo) / Grill tofu [2] 두부 부드러워 (Doo-boo boo-du-ruh-wuh) / Soft tofu
	콩자반	Kong-jah-ban	Kong jaban	Soybeans	[1] 콩자반 먹어요 (Kong-jah-ban muh-guh-yo) / Eat soybeans [2] 콩자반 달아요 (Kong-jah-ban dal-ah-yo) / Soybeans sweet
	어묵	Uh-mook	Eomuk	Fish cake	[1] 어묵 먹어요 (Uh-mook muh-guh-yo) / Eat fish cake [2] 어묵 맛있어요 (Uh-mook mah-shi-ssuh-yo) / Fish cake tasty
	멸치	Myul-chi	Myeolchi	Anchovy	[1] 멸치 볶아요 (Myul-chi bok-ah-yo) / Stir-fry anchovy [2] 멸치 고소해요 (Myul-chi go-so-hae-yo) / Anchovy nutty
Nature	강아지	Gang-ah-jee	Gangaji	Dog	[1] 강아지 귀여워 (Gang-ah-jee gwee-yuh-wuh) / Puppy cute [2] 강아지 뛰어요 (Gang-ah-jee ttee-uh-yo) / Puppy runs
	고양이	Go-yang-ee	Goyangi	Cat	[1] 고양이 야옹 (Go-yang-ee yah-ong) / Cat meows [2] 고양이 예뻐요 (Go-yang-ee yeh-ppuh-yo) / Cat pretty
	토끼	Toh-kkee	Tokki	Rabbit	[1] 토끼 빨라요 (Toh-kkee ppal-lah-yo) / Rabbit fast [2] 토끼 뛰어요 (Toh-kkee ttee-uh-yo) / Rabbit jumps
	사자	Sah-jah	Saja	Lion	[1] 사자 커요 (Sah-jah kuh-yo) / Lion big [2] 사자 무서워 (Sah-jah moo-suh-wuh) / Lion scary
	호랑이	Ho-rang-ee	Horangi	Tiger	[1] 호랑이 강해요 (Ho-rang-ee gang-hae-yo) / Tiger strong [2] 호랑이 달려요 (Ho-rang-ee dal-lyuh-yo) / Tiger runs
	곰	Gom	Gom	Bear	[1] 곰 커요 (Gom kuh-yo) / Bear big [2] 곰 자요 (Gom jah-yo) / Bear sleeps
	새	Sae	Sae	Bird	[1] 새 날아요 (Sae nal-ah-yo) / Bird flies [2] 새 예뻐요 (Sae yeh-ppuh-yo) / Bird pretty
	물고기	Mool-go-gee	Mulgogi	Fish	[1] 물고기 수영 (Mool-go-gee soo-young) / Fish swims [2] 물고기 귀여워 (Mool-go-gee gwee-yuh-wuh) / Fish cute
	코끼리	Ko-kkee-ree	Kokkiri	Elephant	[1] 코끼리 코 길어 (Ko-kkee-ree ko gil-uh) / Trunk long [2] 코끼리 커요 (Ko-kkee-ree kuh-yo) / Elephant big
	기린	Gi-rin	Girin	Giraffe	[1] 기린 커요 (Gi-rin kuh-yo) / Giraffe tall [2] 기린 목 길어 (Gi-rin mok gil-uh) / Neck long
	닭	Dak	Dak	Chicken	[1] 닭 울어요 (Dak ool-uh-yo) / Chicken crows [2] 닭고기 맛있어 (Dak-go-gee mah-shi-ssuh) / Meat tasty
	해	Hae	Hae	Sun	[1] 해 밝아요 (Hae bal-gah-yo) / Sun bright [2] 해 뜨거워요 (Hae ttu-guh-wuh-yo) / Sun hot
	달	Dal	Dal	Moon	[1] 달 밝아요 (Dal bal-gah-yo) / Moon bright [2] 달 예뻐요 (Dal yeh-ppuh-yo) / Moon pretty
	별	Byul	Byeol	Star	[1] 별 빛나요 (Byul bit-nah-yo) / Star shines [2] 별 많아요 (Byul man-nah-yo) / Many stars
	구름	Goo-reum	Gureum	Cloud	[1] 구름 많아요 (Goo-reum man-nah-yo) / Cloudy now [2] 구름 예뻐요 (Goo-reum yeh-ppuh-yo) / Cloud pretty
	비	Bee	Bi	Rain	[1] 비 와요 (Bee wah-yo) / It rains [2] 비 맞아요 (Bee mat-ah-yo) / Get wet
	눈	Noon	Nun	Snow	[1] 눈 와요 (Noon wah-yo) / It snows [2] 눈 쌓여요 (Noon ssah-yuh-yo) / Snow piles
	꽃	Kkot	Kkot	Flower	[1] 꽃 예뻐요 (Kkot yeh-ppuh-yo) / Flower pretty [2] 꽃 봐요 (Kkot bwah-yo) / Look flower
	나무	Nah-moo	Namu	Tree	[1] 나무 커요 (Nah-moo kuh-yo) / Tree big [2] 나무 심어요 (Nah-moo shi-muh-yo) / Plant tree
	풀	Pool	Pul	Grass	[1] 풀 초록색 (Pool cho-rok-saek) / Grass green [2] 풀 깎아요 (Pool kka-kkah-yo) / Mow grass
	바다	Bah-dah	Bada	Sea	[1] 바다 넓어요 (Bah-dah nuhl-buh-yo) / Sea wide [2] 바다 가요 (Bah-dah gah-yo) / Go sea
	산	San	San	Mountain	[1] 산 높아요 (San noh-pah-yo) / Mountain high [2] 산 올라요 (San ol-lah-yo) / Climb mountain
Play	공	Gong	Gong	Ball	[1] 공 차요 (Gong cha-yo) / Kick ball [2] 공 던져요 (Gong dun-jyuh-yo) / Throw ball
	인형	In-hyung	Inhyeong	Doll	[1] 인형 예뻐요 (In-hyung yeh-ppuh-yo) / Doll pretty [2] 인형 안아요 (In-hyung an-ah-yo) / Hug doll
	자동차	Jah-dong-cha	Jadong cha	Car	[1] 자동차 빨라요 (Jah-dong-cha ppal-lah-yo) / Car fast [2] 자동차 타요 (Jah-dong-cha tah-yo) / Ride car
	블록	Beul-lok	Beullok	Block	[1] 블록 쌓아요 (Beul-lok ssah-ah-yo) / Stack blocks [2] 블록 놀이 (Beul-lok no-ree) / Block play
	그림책	Geu-rim-chaek	Geurimchaek	Book	[1] 그림책 읽어요 (Geu-rim-chaek il-guh-yo) / Read book [2] 재밌어요 (Jae-mi-ssuh-yo) / It's fun
	크레파스	Keu-re-pah-seu	Keurepaseu	Crayon	[1] 그림 그려요 (Geu-rim geu-ryuh-yo) / Draw picture [2] 색깔 많아요 (Saek-kkal man-nah-yo) / Colors many
	풍선	Poong-sun	Pungseon	Balloon	[1] 풍선 커요 (Poong-sun kuh-yo) / Balloon big [2] 풍선 불어요 (Poong-sun boo-ruh-yo) / Blow balloon
	미끄럼틀	Mee-kkeu-rum-teul	Mikkeu reomteul	Slide	[1] 미끄럼틀 타요 (Mee-kkeu-rum-teul tah-yo) / Ride slide [2] 재밌어요 (Jae-mi-ssuh-yo) / So fun
	그네	Geu-neh	Geune	Swing	[1] 그네 타요 (Geu-neh tah-yo) / Ride swing [2] 그네 높아요 (Geu-neh noh-pah-yo) / Swing high
	모래놀이	Mo-rae-no-ree	Morae nori	Sand	[1] 모래놀이 해요 (Mo-rae-no-ree hae-yo) / Play sand [2] 모래 부드러워 (Mo-rae boo-du-ruh-wuh) / Soft sand
Living	옷	Ot	Ot	Clothes	[1] 옷 입어요 (Ot ib-uh-yo) / Wear clothes [2] 옷 예뻐요 (Ot yeh-ppuh-yo) / Clothes pretty
	모자	Mo-jah	Moja	Hat	[1] 모자 써요 (Mo-jah ssuh-yo) / Wear hat [2] 모자 커요 (Mo-jah kuh-yo) / Hat big
	양말	Yang-mal	Yangmal	Socks	[1] 양말 신어요 (Yang-mal shin-uh-yo) / Wear socks [2] 따뜻해요 (Tta-ttut-hae-yo) / Very warm
	신발	Shin-bal	Sinbal	Shoes	[1] 신발 작아요 (Shin-bal jah-gah-yo) / Shoes small [2] 신발 사요 (Shin-bal sah-yo) / Buy shoes
	장갑	Jang-gap	Janggap	Gloves	[1] 장갑 껴요 (Jang-gap kkyeh-yo) / Wear gloves [2] 손 따뜻해요 (Son tta-ttut-hae-yo) / Hands warm
	집	Jip	Jip	House	[1] 우리 집 (Oo-ree jip) / Our house [2] 집 커요 (Jip kuh-yo) / House big
	침대	Chim-dae	Chimdae	Bed	[1] 침대 자요 (Chim-dae jah-yo) / Sleep bed [2] 편해요 (Pyun-hae-yo) / Very comfy
	의자	Oo-ee-jah	Uija	Chair	[1] 의자 앉아요 (Oo-ee-jah an-jah-yo) / Sit chair [2] 편해요 (Pyun-hae-yo) / Comfy chair
	책상	Chaek-sang	Chaek sang	Desk	[1] 책상 커요 (Chaek-sang kuh-yo) / Desk big [2] 공부해요 (Gong-boo-hae-yo) / Study now
	칫솔	Chit-sol	Chitsol	Toothbrush	[1] 칫솔질 해요 (Chit-sol-jil hae-yo) / Brush teeth [2] 파란색 (Pa-ran-saek) / Blue one
	비누	Bee-noo	Binu	Soap	[1] 비누 씻어요 (Bee-noo ssi-suh-yo) / Wash soap [2] 향기 좋아요 (Hyang-gee jo-ah-yo) / Smells good
Numbers	하나	Hah-nah	Hana	One	[1] 하나 주세요 (Hah-nah joo-seh-yo) / Give one [2] 한 개 (Han gae) / One item
	둘	Dool	Dul	Two	[1] 둘이 놀아요 (Dool-ree no-rah-yo) / Two play [2] 두 개 (Doo gae) / Two items
	셋	Set	Set	Three	[1] 셋 세요 (Set seh-yo) / Count three [2] 세 개 (Seh gae) / Three items
	넷	Net	Net	Four	[1] 넷 모여요 (Net moh-yuh-yo) / Four gather [2] 네 개 (Neh gae) / Four items
	다섯	Dah-sut	Daseot	Five	[1] 다섯 살 (Dah-sut sal) / Five years [2] 다섯 개 (Dah-sut gae) / Five items
Colors	빨강	Ppal-gang	Ppal gang	Red	[1] 빨강 예뻐 (Ppal-gang yeh-ppuh) / Red pretty [2] 사과 빨개 (Sah-gwah ppal-gae) / Apple red
	파랑	Pah-rang	Parang	Blue	[1] 파랑 하늘 (Pah-rang ha-nul) / Blue sky [2] 바다 파래 (Bah-dah pah-rae) / Sea blue
	노랑	No-rang	Norang	Yellow	[1] 노랑 꽃 (No-rang kkot) / Yellow flower [2] 바나나 노래 (Bah-nah-nah noh-rae) / Banana yellow
	초록	Cho-rok	Chorok	Green	[1] 초록 풀 (Cho-rok pool) / Green grass [2] 나무 초록 (Nah-moo cho-rok) / Tree green
	하양	Hah-yang	Hayang	White	[1] 하양 눈 (Hah-yang noon) / White snow [2] 토끼 하얘 (Toh-kkee ha-yae) / Rabbit white
	검정	Gum-jung	Geom jeong	Black	[1] 검정 가방 (Gum-jung gah-bang) / Black bag [2] 고양이 검정 (Go-yang-ee gum-jung) / Cat black
Feelings	기쁘다	Gee-ppeum	Gippeum	Joy	[1] 기뻐요 (Gee-ppuh-yo) / So happy [2] 기분 좋아요 (Gee-boon jo-ah-yo) / Feel good
	슬프다	Seul-peum	Seulpeum	Sadness	[1] 슬퍼요 (Seul-puh-yo) / So sad [2] 기분 슬퍼 (Gee-boon seul-puh) / Feel sad
	화나다	Hwah-nam	Hwanam	Anger	[1] 화나요 (Hwah-nah-yo) / So angry [2] 화내지 마 (Hwah-nae-jee mah) / No anger
	웃겨요	Oo-seum	Useum	Laughter	[1] 많이 웃어 (Man-nee oo-suh) / Laugh more [2] 웃음 예뻐 (Oo-seum yeh-ppuh) / Smile pretty
	울어요	Oo-reum	Ureum	Crying	[1] 울지 마 (Ool-jee mah) / Don't cry [2] 울음 멈춰 (Oo-reum mum-chwuh) / Stop crying
Actions	먹다	Muk-da	Meokda	Eat	[1] 밥 먹어 (Bap muh-guh) / Eat rice [2] 맛있게 먹어 (Mah-shi-gge muh-guh) / Eat well
	자다	Jah-da	Jada	Sleep	[1] 이제 자요 (Ee-jeh jah-yo) / Sleep now [2] 푹 자요 (Pook jah-yo) / Sleep well
	걷다	Gut-da	Geotda	Walk	[1] 같이 걸어요 (Gat-chi guh-ruh-yo) / Walk together [2] 천천히 걸어 (Chun-chun-hee guh-ruh) / Walk slow
	뛰다	Ttee-da	Ttwida	Run	[1] 빨리 뛰어 (Ppal-lee ttee-uh) / Run fast [2] 뛰지 마 (Ttee-jee mah) / Don't run
	앉다	An-da	Anjda	Sit	[1] 여기 앉아 (Yuh-gee an-jah) / Sit here [2] 편히 앉아 (Pyun-hee an-jah) / Sit comfy
	서다	Suh-da	Seoda	Stand	[1] 여기 서요 (Yuh-gee suh-yo) / Stand here [2] 서서 기다려 (Suh-suh gi-dah-ryuh) / Stand wait
	사랑	Sah-rang	Sarang	Love	[1] 사랑해요 (Sah-rang-hae-yo) / I love [2] 많이 사랑 (Man-nee sah-rang) / Love much
	감사	Gam-sah	Gamsa	Thanks	[1] 감사합니다 (Gam-sa-ham-nee-da) / Thank you [2] 정말 감사 (Jung-mal gam-sah) / Really thanks
	미안	Mee-an	Mian	Sorry	[1] 미안해요 (Mee-an-hae-yo) / So sorry [2] 정말 미안 (Jung-mal mee-an) / Really sorry
	예쁘다	Yeh-ppeu-da	Yeppeuda	Pretty	[1] 진짜 예뻐 (Jin-jja yeh-ppuh) / Very pretty [2] 꽃 예뻐 (Kkot yeh-ppuh) / Flower pretty
	멋지다	Mut-jee-da	Meotjida	Cool	[1] 진짜 멋져 (Jin-jja mut-juh) / Very cool [2] 옷 멋져 (Ot mut-juh) / Clothes cool
	크다	Keu-da	Keuda	Big	[1] 아주 커요 (Ah-joo kuh-yo) / It's big [2] 집 커요 (Jip kuh-yo) / House big
	작다	Jak-da	Jakda	Small	[1] 아주 작아 (Ah-joo jah-gah) / It's small [2] 입 작아 (Ib jah-gah) / Mouth small
	좋다	Jo-ta	Jota	Good	[1] 아주 좋아 (Ah-joo jo-ah) / It's good [2] 맛 좋아 (Mat jo-ah) / Taste good
	나쁘다	Nah-ppeu-da	Nappeuda	Bad	[1] 기분 나빠 (Gee-boon nah-ppah) / Feel bad [2] 나쁘지 않아 (Nah-ppeu-jee ah-nah) / Not bad
	공부	Gong-boo	Gongbu	Study	[1] 공부 해요 (Gong-boo hae-yo) / Do study [2] 공부 재밌어 (Gong-boo jae-mi-ssuh) / Study fun
	사탕	Sah-tang	Satang	Candy	[1] 사탕 먹어 (Sah-tang muh-guh) / Eat candy [2] 사탕 달아 (Sah-tang dal-ah) / Candy sweet
	아이스크림	Ah-ee-seu-keu-rim	Aisu keurim	Ice cream	[1] 차가워요 (Cha-gah-wuh-yo) / It's cold [2] 아이스크림 좋아 (Ah-ee-seu-keu-rim jo-ah) / Like ice cream
	안녕	An-nyeong	Annyeong	Hello/Bye	[1] 안녕하세요 (An-nyeong-ha-seh-yo) / Hello [2] 친구 안녕 (Chin-goo an-nyeong) / Bye friend

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