Welcome to our journey through Korean vocabulary! In this
series, we'll delve into various aspects of the Korean language, starting with
daily routines. Whether you're a beginner eager to expand your vocabulary or a
seasoned learner looking for a refresher, this blog aims to provide you with
useful and practical terms related to daily activities in Korean.
Here are all the daily routine activities in Korean with
basic example sentences:
1. TV 시청 (TV sichyeong) - watching TV
텔레비전을 보는 것이 취미입니다.
(Tellebijeoneul
boneun geosi chuimipnida.)
Watching TV is a
hobby of mine.
2. 일어나다 (ireonada) - to get up
매일 아침 일어나서 운동을 해요.
(Maeil achim
ireonaseo undongeul haeyo.)
I get up every
morning and exercise.
3. 세수하다 (sesuhada) - to wash
세수를 하고 나면 더 깨어있게 느껴져요.
(Sesureul hago
namyeon deo kkaeeoissge neukkyeojyeoyo.)
I feel more awake after washing my face.
4. 출근하다 (chulggeunhada) - to
go to work
오늘은 늦게 출근했어요.
(Oneureun neutge
chulggeunhaesseoyo.)
I went to work late today.
5. 일하다 (ilhada) - to work
회사에서 열심히 일해야 해요.
(Hoesaeseo
yeolsimhi ilhaeya haeyo.)
I have to work
hard at the office.
6. 쉬다 (swida) - to take a rest
주말에는 집에서 푹 쉬고 싶어요.
(Jumareneun
jibeseo ppuk swigo sipeoyo.)
I want to relax at home on weekends.
7. 집에 오다 (jibe oda) - to come home
일이 끝나고 집에 왔어요.
(Iri kkeutnago
jibe wasseoyo.)
I came home after work.
8. 장을 보다 (jangeul boda) - to go
grocery shopping
오늘은 장을 보러 시장에 갔어요.
(Oneureun jangeul boreo sijange gasseoyo.)
I went to the market for grocery shopping
today.
9. 요리하다 (yorihadа) - to cook
요리를 잘하면 집에서도 행복해요.
(Yorireul jalhamyeon jibeseodo
haengbokhaeyo.)
If you cook well, you'll be
happy at home too.
10. 아침 식사하다 (achim siksahada) - to
have breakfast
아침에는 항상 건강한 식사를 합니다.
(Achimeun hangsang geonganghan siksareul
hamnida.)
I always have a
healthy breakfast in the morning.
11. 점심 먹다 (jeomsim meokda) - to have
lunch
점심 시간에 친구들과 같이 밖에서 먹었어요.
(Jeomsim sigane
chingudeulgwa gati bakkeoseo meogeosseoyo.)
I had lunch
outside with friends during lunchtime.
12. 저녁 먹다 (jeonyeok meokda) - to have
dinner
저녁은 집에서 가족과 함께 먹어요.
(Jeonyeogeun
jibeseo gajokgwa hamkke meogeoyo.)
I have dinner at
home with my family.
13. 운동하다 (undonghada) - to work
out
운동을 하면 몸이 건강해집니다.
(Undongeul
hamyeon momi geonganghaejibnida.)
Exercising makes
your body healthier.
14. 커피 마시다 (keopi masida) - to drink
coffee
하루에 커피를 두 잔 마셔요.
(Harue keopireul
du jan masyeoyo.)
I drink two cups
of coffee a day.
15. 텔레비전 보다 (tellebijeon boda) - to watch
television
텔레비전을 보면서 저녁을 먹어요.
(Tellebijeoneul
bomyeonseo jeonyeogeul meogeoyo.)
I eat dinner
while watching TV.
16. 전화하다 (jeonhwahada) - to
call
친구에게 전화해서 일정을 확인했어요.
(Chinguege
jeonhwahaseo iljeongeul hwaginhasseoyo.)
I called my
friend to confirm the schedule.
17. 자다 (jada) - to sleep
하루에 여섯 시간 정도 자요.
(Harue yeoseot
shigan jeongdo jayo.)
I sleep about
six hours a day.
18. 책 읽다 (chaek ilgda) - to read book
매일 저녁에 책을 읽는 것이 취미에요.
(Maeil
jeonyeoke chaeg-eul ilgneun geosi chuimieyo.)
Reading books
in the evening is a hobby of mine.
19. 등산하다 (deungsanhada) -
mountain climbing
주말에 친구들과 함께 등산을 갔어요.
(Jumare
chingudeulgwa hamkke deungsaneul gasseoyo.)
I went mountain
climbing with friends on the weekend.
20. 공부하다 (gongbuhada) - to
study
시험을 앞두고 열심히 공부하고 있어요.
(Sihameul apdugo yeolsimhi gongbuhago
isseoyo.)
I'm studying hard for the upcoming exam.
Mastering vocabulary related to daily routines is crucial
for building fluency in any language, including Korean. By incorporating these
terms into your everyday practice, you'll find yourself better equipped to
navigate various situations and express yourself more confidently. Stay tuned
for more insights into the vibrant world of Korean language and culture!
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