Instant Korean. Boye Lafayette De Mente

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syoo she JA JYA JO JYO JO JYO JU JYU JU JI jah jyah jaw jyaw joh jyoh juu jyuu joo jee CHA CHYA CHO CHYO CHO CHYO CHU CHYU CHU CHI chah chyah chuh chyaw choh chyoh chuu chyuu choo chee KA KYA KO KYO KO KYO KU KYU KU KI kah kyah kaw kyaw koh kyoh kuu kyuu koo kee TA TYA TO TYO TO TYO TU TYU TU TI tah tyah taw tyaw toh tyoh tuu tyuu too tee PAH PYA PO PYO PO PYO PU PYU PU PI pah pyah paw pyaw poh pyoh puu pyuu poo pee HA HYA HO HYO HO HYO HU HYU HU HI hah hyah haw hyaw hoh hyoh huu hyuu hoo hee

      PART 1

      

Greetings Insa (Een-sah) 인사

      Hello

      Good morning

      Good afternoon

      Good evening

      How are you?

      How do you do?

      All of these greetings are incorporated in a single Korean expression:

      Annyong haseyo (Ahn-n’yohng hah-say-yoh) 안녕하세요

      This universal greeting literally means “Are you at peace?” A reply to these greetings, in all cases, may be a repetition of the above phrase preceded by ne (naay), which means “yes.”

      Ne, annyong haseyo

      (Naay, ahn-n’nyohng hah-say-yoh) 안녕하세요

      More formal versions of these greetings are:

      Annyong hashimnikka? (Ahn-n’yohng hah-sheem-neekah?) 안녕하십니까?

      Ye, annyong hashimnikka (Yay, ahn-n’yohng hah-sheemnee-kah) 예,안녕하십니까

      Good morning, Mr. Cho.

      Cho Sonsaeng Nim, annyong hashimnikka? (Cho Sun-sang Neem, ahn-n’yohng hah-sheem-nee-kah?) 조선생 님, 안녕 하십니까?

      Hello, Miss Pak.

      Pak Yang, annyong hashimnikka? (Pak Yahng, ahnn’yohng hah-sheem-nee-kah?) 박양,안녕하십니까?

      Goodnight.

      Annyong-hi chumuseyo* (Ahn-yohng-hee chuu-muu-sayyoh) 안녕히 주무세요

      *The “ yo ” at the end of so many Korean expressions, including one-word questions or replies, functions as a honorofic that makes them polite.

      

Hello! (To attract someone’s attention, and on the telephone)

      Yoboseyo! (Yuh-boh-say-yoh!) 여보세요!

      

Goodbye (A final farewell, said by the person leaving)

      Anyong-hi kyeseyo* (Ahn-n’yohng-he kuh-say-yoh) 안녕히 계세요

      *The literal meaning of this phrase is “Stay in peace.”

      Goodbye! (Said by the person not leaving)

      Anyong-hi kaseyo (Ahn-yohng-he kah-say-yoh) 안녕히 가세요

      Goodbye.

      Sugo haseyo (Suu-go hah-say-yoh) 수고하세요

      *Said by a person leaving a place of work, literally meaning “work hard.”

      

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