Korean A1–A2 Learning Path

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A learning path of 20 Korean vocabulary sets for beginners, commonly used in daily communication

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[A1] Greetings & Introductions (51 words)
- 안녕하세요 annyeonghaseyo — hello
- 안녕히 가세요 annyeonghi gaseyo — goodbye (said by the one staying)
- 안녕히 계세요 annyeonghi gyeseyo — goodbye (when you leave)
- 안녕 annyeong — hi; bye
- 감사합니다 gamsahamnida — thank you (polite)
- 고맙습니다 gomapssumnida — thank you (polite)
- 죄송합니다 joesonghamnida — sorry (polite)
- 미안합니다 mianhamnida — sorry
- 처음 뵙겠습니다 cheoeum boepgetseumnida — nice to meet you
- 만나서 반갑습니다 mannaseo bangapseumnida — nice to meet you
[A1] Family & Friends (50 words)
- 가족 gajok — family
- 부모 bumo — parents
- 아버지 abeoji — father
- 어머니 eomeoni — mother
- 형 hyeong — older brother
- 오빠 oppa — older brother
- 누나 nuna — older sister
- 언니 eonni — older sister
- 동생 dongsaeng — younger sibling
- 친구 chingu — friends
[A1] Numbers & Time (51 words)
- 하나 hana — the number one
- 둘 dul — the number two
- 셋 set — the number three
- 넷 net — the number four
- 다섯 daseot — the number five
- 여섯 yeoseot — the number six
- 일곱 ilgop — the number seven
- 여덟 yeodeol — the number eight
- 아홉 ahop — the number nine
- 열 yeol — the number ten
[A1] Colors & Shapes (52 words)
- 빨강 ppalgang — red
- 파랑 parang — blue
- 노랑 norang — yellow
- 초록 chorok — green
- 하양 hayang — white
- 검정 geomjeong — black
- 분홍 bunhong — pink
- 보라 bora — purple
- 주황 juhwang — the color orange
- 회색 hoesaek — the color gray
[A1] Everyday Objects (50 words)
- 의자 uija — a chair
- 책상 chaeksang — a desk
- 컵 keop — a cup
- 연필 yeonpil — a pencil
- 볼펜 bolpen — a pen
- 전화기 jeonhwagi — a landline phone
- 핸드폰 haendeupon — a mobile phone
- 책 chaek — a book
- 가방 gabang — a bag
- 컴퓨터 keompyuteo — a computer
[A1] Emotions & Characteristics (50 words)
- 기쁘다 gippeuda — feeling glad
- 슬프다 seulpeuda — feeling unhappy
- 행복하다 haengbokhada — feeling very happy
- 화나다 hwanada — feeling mad
- 짜증나다 jjajeungnada — feeling annoyed
- 무섭다 museopda — feeling afraid
- 외롭다 oeropda — feeling alone
- 피곤하다 pigonhada — feeling tired
- 배고프다 baegopeuda — needing food
- 심심하다 simsimhada — feeling bored
[A1] Basic Verbs (50 words)
- 가다 gada — to go
- 오다 oda — to come
- 먹다 meokda — to eat
- 마시다 masida — to drink
- 하다 hada — to do; to make
- 공부하다 gongbuhada — to study; to learn
- 읽다 ikda — to read
- 쓰다 sseuda — to write
- 보다 boda — to see; to watch
- 듣다 deutda — to hear; to listen
[A1] Common Adjectives (52 words)
- 크다 keuda — big
- 작다 jakda — small
- 높다 nopda — high
- 낮다 najda — low
- 예쁘다 yeppuda — beautiful
- 못생기다 motsaenggida — ugly
- 길다 gilda — long
- 짧다 jjalbda — short
- 무겁다 mugeopda — heavy
- 가볍다 gabyeopda — light
[A1] Food & Dining (51 words)
- 밥 bap — rice; meal
- 김치 gimchi — kimchi
- 국 guk — soup
- 불고기 bulgogi — grilled beef
- 비빔밥 bibimbap — Korean mixed rice
- 떡볶이 tteokbokki — spicy rice cakes
- 라면 ramyeon — instant noodles
- 김밥 gimbap — seaweed rice rolls
- 삼겹살 samgyeopsal — grilled pork belly
- 물 mul — water
[A1] School & Learning (50 words)
- 학교 hakgyo — school
- 교실 gyosil — classroom
- 학생 haksaeng — student
- 선생님 seonsaengnim — teacher
- 교장 gyojang — principal (of a school)
- 칠판 chilpan — chalkboard; blackboard
- 책상 chaeksang — desk
- 의자 euija — chair
- 책 chaek — a book
- 공책 gongchaek — a notebook
[A2] Shopping & Money (51 words)
- 가게 gage — store
- 상점 sangjeom — shop
- 쇼핑하다 syopinghada — go shopping
- 가격 gagyeok — prices
- 값 gap — price
- 세일 seil — price cut
- 할인 harin — sale or discount
- 가격표 gagyeokpyo — price tag
- 현금 hyeongeum — cash
- 카드 kadeu — payment card
[A2] Transportation & Travel (52 words)
- 기차 gicha — train
- 버스 beoseu — bus
- 지하철 jihacheol — an underground train
- 택시 taeksi — a taxi
- 자동차 jadongcha — a car
- 비행기 bihaenggi — an airplane
- 배 bae — ship; boat
- 오토바이 otobai — a motorcycle
- 자전거 jajeongeo — a bicycle
- 운전하다 unjeonhada — to drive
[A2] Housing & Neighborhood (51 words)
- 집 jip — house; home
- 방 bang — room
- 부엌 bueok — kitchen
- 욕실 yoksil — bathroom
- 거실 geosil — a living room
- 침실 chimsil — bedroom
- 창문 changmun — window
- 문 mun — door
- 의자 uija — chair
- 책상 chaeksang — desk
[A2] Occupations & Workplace (50 words)
- 회사 hoesa — a business
- 직원 jigwon — employee; staff
- 사장 sajang — boss; president
- 부장 bujang — department head; general manager
- 팀장 timjang — team leader
- 동료 dongnyo — colleague; coworker
- 비서 biseo — secretary
- 사무실 samusil — office
- 회의 hoeui — meeting
- 프로젝트 peurojekteu — project
[A2] Health & the Body (53 words)
- 몸 mom — the body
- 머리 meori — head
- 얼굴 eolgul — face
- 눈 nun — eyes
- 코 ko — nose
- 입 ip — mouth
- 귀 gwi — ear
- 손 son — hand
- 발 bal — foot
- 다리 dari — leg
[A2] Weather & Nature (51 words)
- 날씨 nalssi — the weather
- 맑다 maktta — clear and fresh
- 흐리다 heurida — dark and cloudy
- 비 bi — rain
- 눈 nun — snow
- 바람 baram — wind
- 덥다 deoptta — hot
- 춥다 chuptta — cold
- 따뜻하다 ttatteuthada — warm
- 시원하다 siwonhada — cool and comfortable
[A2] Culture & Festivals (50 words)
- 축제 chukje — a special celebration
- 설날 seollal — Lunar New Year
- 추석 chuseok — the Mid-Autumn Festival
- 한복 hanbok — traditional Korean clothing
- 세배 sebae — New Year's bow
- 윷놀이 yutnori — yut game
- 송편 songpyeon — songpyeon; half-moon rice cake
- 강강술래 ganggangsullae — ganggangsullae; circle dance
- 농악 nongak — nongak; farmers' music
- 탈춤 talchum — a mask dance
[A2] Travel & Places (51 words)
- 여행 yeohaeng — travel for fun
- 호텔 hotel — hotel
- 예약 yeyak — reservation
- 지도 jido — map
- 관광지 gwangwangji — tourist attraction
- 비행기 bihaenggi — a flying vehicle
- 공항 gonghang — airport
- 여권 yeogwon — passport
- 짐 jim — bags you carry
- 출발 chulbal — departure
[A2] Technology & Communication (51 words)
- 컴퓨터 keompyuteo — computer
- 노트북 noteubuk — a portable computer
- 스마트폰 seumateupon — smartphone
- 핸드폰 haendeupon — cell phone
- 태블릿 taebeullit — tablet
- 모니터 moniteo — monitor
- 키보드 kibodeu — keyboard
- 마우스 mauseu — mouse
- 프린터 peurinteo — printer
- 스피커 seupikeo — speaker
[A2] Emotions & Advanced Communication (50 words)
- 기쁘다 gippeuda — feeling happy
- 슬프다 seulpeuda — feeling unhappy
- 화나다 hwanada — feeling mad
- 짜증나다 jjajeungnada — feeling annoyed
- 걱정하다 geokjeonghada — feeling worried
- 불안하다 buranhada — anxious; uneasy
- 놀라다 nollada — feeling surprised
- 무섭다 museopda — feeling scared
- 외롭다 oeropda — feeling alone
- 신나다 sinnada — feeling very excited

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