How many Korean words can you speak?

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Dad: Oh dad (a few)

Mom: Oh mom (mud)

Brother (called by girls): OPPA

Brother (called by boys): hiang

Grandma: Haha no you

Grandpa: Haha no more< /p>

Sister (called by girls): Oh you

Sister (called by boys): Nuna

Uncle: Azexi

Miss: Ajiasi

Aunt: Auntie

Aunt: Ajima

Friend: Qingu

Uncle: Sancho< /p>

You: Nuo

We: Wuli

Who: Nugu (saioh is the modal particle of speech) Nugusaioh

Me: That (it’s me, that’s it; I’m leaving: There, see Da)

Like you: Qiu Waihe

I love you: Shalang EI (this sound is closer )

Dear: Chaga~

Very (very): Nongmunongmu (I like you very much: Nongmunongmu Qiuwaihe)

Yes; inside/also

No: ah you

No: An right

Don’t know: Mula

No/ Dislikes: Ciro

Don’t go: Kajima

Go!: Ka!

Go quickly!!: Put Rika!

< p>Let’s go~: Kaza!

I’m leaving!: There, see Da!

Get up!: Elona

Come out!: Nadi

Come in!: Toluo Di

Get in: Tread

Hello: Aniaceyo: It can be used in many ways, say hello, goodbye You can also

Thank you: Kasahamida/Gumoheioh/Gumopu Four Meters Big

Sorry: Beat the Hamamida off

Sorry: Miya Nei (Miya Hami Da)

It’s okay/it doesn’t matter: Bunca Na is there

Congratulations: Thick card EI

Congratulations: Card release Heyyo

Please: KIyoda

Cute: KIyoda

Beautiful: KIyoda

Fool: Scared No (add interjection: I'm afraid no)

Bad egg: I hope you can throw some

Scoundrel/uneducated: I'm afraid

Interesting: Return the rice A search

It’s amazing: Xing Gada

Crazy: Mi Cuosuo

What: Touch or touch Karma (why is it called er when adding one more)

Why?: Wuwei?

What’s wrong?: For ancient species

What’s going on?: Wen Nili?

What to do/What to do: Oh Tikai

What did you say?: Mu Sunsuri?

Really: Chong Moer (you can also say "Qinjia")

Know: Arasso, do you know that we also use Araso, but the last one is accented, and it needs to be in a strong tone

Hurry up: show it up

Again: Degree

But: Ha Jiman

But: Please tell me

Tell me about it/Tell me about it!: Horses

Okay Eat: Masida

Eat: Touch the fruit

Fool: Afraid

What a miracle: Xing Gada

Bastard ：Hope to throw some

What: Touch/Touch

I’m sorry: I’m sure to give you a hamburger

Please: Pounce on him

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Really: From?

I know: Ah La Ship

I don’t know: Namu’er Lao

Thank you: Kasa Hamida/Gumah eh oh/Guma Pu Si

Mida

Hello (when calling): Yapu Saiyo

Eat: Pan Bo

Death: Chu

Baby: Love gi

Kiss: Bobo

Sleep: Cha (two sounds)

Lover: Aining

Husband: Nanpeng

Friend: Qingu

Aunt: Ah Junma

Go: Ka

Like: Chuwa (Hey, An Da )

Love: Sarang (Hey, Anda)

No, not: Ah Ni (oh)

No: Oh Pusuo

Effort: Ah Za

Come on:

Come on: fighting

Don’t like: Hajima

Dislike: Xi Luo

There are also some words that are pronounced very similar to Chinese, such as Korea and Sun, which are basically pronounced the same as Chinese.

In addition, Koreans add "西" after their names to express honorifics. Men are equivalent to Mr., and women are equivalent to Miss.

Hurry up: Bale

Bride: New Cloth

How: Ode

Where: Ode

< p>Beautiful: Nibo (big)

Dad a bue ji

Mom e me li

Brother/dear o ba

Uncle a je xi

Son a der

Daughter der

Aunt yi mu

Sister-in-law e zum ma

< p>Goodbye: Cai Ga

Excuse me: Xili Simida

Uncle: Sang Qiong

Socks: foreign

Life: Ning Sen

Future: Meilai

We: Wuli

Happiness: hing Buddha

Hello

a ni a se ou

A ni a se ou

Goodbye

Chinese: Goodbye! (used when seeing guests off)

Pinyin: an(1) ning(2) hi(1) gai(2) sai(4) yo

Hello: ?2?7 ?8?0?6?9?1?7?3?9! An Ning Haseyou

Happy birthday: ?1?6?3?1 ?4?2?6?9?6? 6?9?1?9?9 !saiyierxiukahamoninda

Happy New Year: ?1?5?6?7?1?6 ?0?9?3?3? 0?8?1?7?3?9! If you want to protect your horse, you will have to worry about it.

My name is XXX:?3?3?8?9 XXX?3?0?9?1? 9?9! Ce Nen ?0?3?2?7?6?6?9?1?9?9 ! Mian Hamenda

Thank you: ?7?1?1?7?6?6?9 ?1?9?9 ! ?7?9?0?0?2?8?9?1?9?9 Gah Saha Menida! Is that enough? Tear Menida

Okay : ?3?2?2?8?9?1?9?9 ?3?2?2?3?3?9 Cou Tear Mo Nida Cou Ah Xiao

Come on: ?6?1 ?3?3?5?4 Draw and listen

Don’t know: ?0?7?0?5?9?1?9?9 ?0?5?9?5?3?9 Is it a mother? It’s time to get a little kid

Yes: ?8?1 ?8?9?9?3?3?9 8?9?0?4?2?8?9?1 ?9?9 The tough one has come to an end.

Who: ?8?5?7?9 8?5?7?5 8?5?7?9?3?9 ? Nugu Nuga Nugu You

Bye bye: ?2?7?8?0 ?2?7?8?0?6?9?7?5?1?7?3?9 Tranquility An Ning Heigasse You

Childish: ?3?9?4?7?6?9?9?9 Youji Hada

I like you! : ?8?1? 8?9 ?9?0?2?1?3?5 ?3?2?2?3?6?7?3?9! ?9?0?2?1?3?3 ?3?2?2 ?3?3?9! That young man, beware of being hungry and harming your young! Dangxi, please come together, my dear!

I love you: ?1?7 ?9?6 ?6?7 ?3?9! Acting wildly harms the young!

Is that possible? : ?6?7?9?3 ?3?2?2?8?9?1?8?3 7?9?4?3?2?3?3?9 ? The sea is tearing you apart! Guan Shen Na You

I’m leaving! : ?3?3 ?7?2?9?1?9?9! ?3?3 ?7?3?8?3?3?9! Zou Ga Mu Nida

Where is 2?5?8?5?7?8?3?3?3?

9 2?5?8?5 ?7?8?3?3?2?3?3?9? Hungry enough? You are so hungry that you are still young

How old are you? : ?8?1?3?3?7?5 ?2?5?9?6?7?5 ?9?9?3? 9 0?4?1?5?3?3?2?3?3?9 2?5?1?7?7?5 ?2?5?9?6?7?5 9?9?3?9 ? Then the hungry one should treat the baby? Are you still young in Musa? What country are you from? : ?2?5?8?5 ?8?1?9?5 ?1?7?9?1?3? 3?2?9?3?9(?1?7?9?1?3?0?9?1?8?3? Hungry Nala Salami is also young

I am Chinese : ?3?3?8?9(?8?1?8?9 ?3?6?7?0 ?1?7?9?1?3?0?9?1?9?9 Tender) Medieval Salami Menida

You are Korean: ?3?3?8?9(?8?1?8?9 ?6?3?7?0 ?1?7? 9?1?3?0?9?1?9?9 Zenen (Nanon) Han Gu Salami Menida

Father:?2?3?0?3?3?1! Ah uncle

Mother: ?2?5 ?0?5 ?9?1! Oh Mo

Grandma: ?6?7 ?0?5 ?9?1! Ha Where is Ermo?

Grandpa: ?6?7 ?2?3 ?0?3 ?3?1! Harrab's Ji

That's about it: ?9?7 ?0?2 ?3?3 ?3?4?9?3?3?0?9?1?9?9 Brought to Zengdu Yimida

Chinese: Hello! < /p>

Pinyin: an(1) ning(2) ha(1) sai(4) yo(1)

Chinese: Thank you!

Pinyin: gao( 1) mab(1) sim(1) ni(4) da(2)

Chinese: Goodbye! (used when seeing off guests)

Pinyin: an(1) ning( 2) hi(1) gai(2) sai(4) yo

Chinese: Goodbye! (used when leaving the guest’s house)

Pinyin: an(1) ning(2 ) hi(1) gai(1)sai(4) yo

Chinese: Long time no see

Pinyin: ou(1) lai(1) gan(4) ma( 2) ni(1) ye(2) yo