Basic Korean greetings,

What did you give me?

2. Please give me more advice.

Rimnida of Zalbuta

3. Nice to meet you.

Mannaseban Gaxi Mnida

Please forgive me.

. ?

yuong se hei zu si si o

5,? good morning

? .

Good morning, a qim yim. How old are you?

Extended data:

Compound words:

1, compound words, such as? (Korean), (interesting)

2. Derivatives, such as? (eldest son)? (teacher)

Korean words can be roughly divided into nine categories according to their meanings, forms, positions and functions in sentences: nouns, pronouns (pronouns), numerals, articles (crowns), adverbs, interjections, auxiliary words, verbs and adjectives.

From the origin, it can be roughly divided into three categories: inherent words, Chinese characters and foreign words.

Korean vocabulary generally has a dual system of inherent words and Chinese characters. Some of these words are interchangeable, while others are not.

Loanwords refer to words absorbed from other languages, accounting for about 20% of the total vocabulary. With the development of science and technology and the deepening of cultural exchanges, the proportion of loanwords is increasing.

References:

Korean-Baidu Encyclopedia