common, theocratic, Lesson 1B

common, theocratic, name, Lesson 1B

(n.)

Koj tus vajtswv yog leejtwg?

-Who is your god?

common, theocratic, Lesson 1B

adverb, common

adverb, common

low tone

topcommonwords

low rising tone

literally: good very

mid to low breathy tone

no tone

Tua nyuj

-Kill a cow

-Kill the lights

-Turn off the lights

verb

high falling tone

When in "your" house only, you say this to people leaving. Polite way to say, "see you later"-ish

wǎn ān

Lesson 1A, Greeting

wÇŽn shang hÇŽo

Lesson 1A, Greeting

xià wǔ hǎo

Lesson 1A, Greeting

zÇŽo shang hÇŽo

Lesson 1A, Greeting

Nǐ hǎo

Lesson 1A, Greeting

joesonghamnida

Lesson 1A, Conversation, Formal

Kamsahamnida

Lesson 1A, Conversation, Formal

ani

Ye

yeong-eo hal jul al-ayo?

Lesson 1A, Greeting

yeo-bo-se-yo

(on the phone)

Greeting on the telephone

Lesson 1A, Greeting

jal jinaess-eoyo

for friends or people younger than you. Drop the 요 "yo" for friends. If older use the most polite way: 잘 지내셨어요? jal jinaesyeoss-eoyo - chai-l chee nay shut suh yo

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

jeoneun ___ ieyo.

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

cheoeum boebgessseubnida

(meeting for the first time)

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

annyeonghi gyeseyo

(to person staying)

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

annyeonghi gaseyo

(to person leaving)

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

annyeonghi jumuseyo

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

annyeonghaseyo

Formal greeting: hello

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Formal

annyeong

Informal, generally used among children.

Lesson 1A, Greeting, Informal

lowest tone