Everyday Korean – How to say “Me Too!” in Korean

저도요. Jeo Doh Yo.

나도. Na Doh.

In this post, we will learn how to say “Me too!” in Korean. We say,

저도요. Jeo Doh Yo.

To your friends or people younger than you, you can say,

나도. Na Doh.

For example,

Someone says “I want to go to the bathroom.” in Korean. How to say? Click here – How to say “I want to go to the bathroom” in Korean.

You also want to go to the bathroom and in English, you would say “Me too!”

In Korean, the conversation would be like this…

A : 화장실 가고 싶어요. (Hwa Jang Shil Ga Go Shi Paw Yo.)

B : 저도요. (Jeo Doh Yo.)

Another example is for between friend or conversation with people younger than you:

A: I’m hungry. Click Here – How to say “I’m hungry.” in Korean.

B: Me too.

In Korean, it will be as following:

A : 배고파.  (Bae Go Pa.)

B:  나도. (Na Doh.)

Another example will be:

A: I miss you. Click Here – How to say “I miss you.” in Korean

B: Me too. (So do I.)

A: 보고 싶어.  (Bo Go Shi Paw.)

B: 나도. (Na Doh.)

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Everyday Korean – How to say “You’re handsome.” in Korean

잘생겼어요. Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.

In this post, we will learn how to say “You’re handsome.” or “You’re good-looking.” in Korean.

We say,

잘생겼어요. Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.

To your friends or people younger than you:

잘생겼어. Jal Seng Gyut Sso.

you can just say, without 요 (yo) in the end.

잘생겼어요. (Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.) means ‘handsome’ or ‘good-looking’ and it  is usually said only to men. People don’t usually say it to girls. Instead, you say “예뻐요” (Yeah Ppaw Yo) to female.  Click here to learn how to say “You’re Pretty.”

Here are my favorite Korean actors whom I find very handsome. I can say,

현빈 잘생겼어요. (Hyun Bin Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.)

고수 잘생겼어요. (Ko Soo Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.)

김수현 잘생겼어요. (Kim Su Hyun Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.)

이민호 잘생겼어요. (Lee Min Ho Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.)

강동원 잘생겼어요. (Kang Dong Won Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.)

송승헌 잘생겼어요. (Song Seung Heon Jal Seng Gyut Sso Yo.)

Everyday Korean – How to say “I’ve been busy.” in Korean

바빴어요. Ba Ppaht Sso Yo.

In this post, we will learn how to say “I’ve been busy.” or “I was busy.” in Korean. We say,

바빴어요.  Ba Ppaht Sso Yo.

바빴어요. (Ba Ppaht Sso Yo.) basically both means “I’ve been busy.” and “I was busy”. It means the past tense.

To your friends or people younger than you, you can say,

바빴어. Ba Ppaht Sso.

Let’s see how to say “I’m busy.” in Korean. We say,

바빠요. Ba Ppa Yo.

To your friends or people younger than you, you can say:

바빠. Ba Ppa.

Summary:

I’ve been busy. I was busy.

바빴어요.  Ba Ppaht Sso Yo.

To your friends or people younger than you,

바빴어. Ba Ppaht Sso.

I’m busy.

바빠요. Ba Ppa Yo.

To your friends or people younger than you,

바빠. Ba Ppa

Everyday Korean – How to say “How are you?” in Korean

잘 지냈어요? Jal Ji Net Sso Yo?

잘 지내셨어요? Jal Ji Ne Shut Sso Yo?

In this post, we will learn how to say “How are you?” in Korean.

Generally we say,

잘 지냈어요? Jal Ji Net Sso Yo?

To your friends or people younger than you, you can say:

잘 지냈어? Jal Ji Net Sso? (Without 요 Yo in the end)

잘 (Jal) means ‘well’ and 지냈어요 (Ji Net  Sso Yo) can be translated as ‘be’, ‘stay’, ‘live’. Therefore, literally it means ‘Have you been well?’ or similar.

However, to people older than you or higher rank than you, you should say:

잘 지내셨어요? Jal Ji Ne Shut Sso Yo?

People find you rude if you say “잘 지냈어요?” (Jal Ji Net Sso Yo?) to older people instead of “잘 지내셨어요?” (Jal Ji Ne Shut Sso Yo?). Therefore, please make sure that you memorize “잘 지내셨어요?” (Jal Ji Ne Shut Sso Yo?) to say to older people.

Summary:

In General,

잘 지냈어요? Jal Ji Net Sso Yo?

To your friends or people younger than you:

잘 지냈어? Jal Ji Net Sso?

To older people or higher rank people:

잘 지내셨어요? Jal Ji Ne Shut Sso Yo?

Everyday Korean – How to say “You’re pretty.” and “You’re cute.” in Korean

You’re Pretty.

예뻐요. Yeah Ppaw Yo.

You’re Cute.

귀여워요.  Gwee Yeo Wo Yo.

In this post, we will learn how to say “You’re pretty.” and “You’re cute.” in Korean.

First, let’s learn how to say “You’re pretty.” We say,

예뻐요. Yeah Ppaw Yo.

“예뻐요. Yeah Ppaw Yo.” itself means just ‘pretty’. The subject is omitted. (Top 3 Characteristics of Korean Language) Therefore, it can mean “It’s pretty.”, “She’s pretty.”,”You are pretty.”, etc. depending on to whom you are talking or depending on what you are talking about. Generally, people would understand by just saying 예뻐요 (Yeah Ppaw Yo), however, if you want to specify the subject that you find pretty, you can just put before 예뻐요. (Yeah Ppaw Yo.)

To your friends or people younger than you, you can say:

예뻐. Yeah Ppaw.

Let’s move to how to say “You’re cute.” in Korean. We say,

귀여워요.  Gwee Yeo Wo Yo.

This is also like “예뻐요. Yeah Ppaw Yo.” The subject is omitted, thus, it just means “cute”. It can mean “it’s cute.”, “You’re cute.” “She/he is cute.” etc. depending on to whom you’re talking to.

To your friends or people younger than you, you can say,

귀여워. Gwee Yeo Wo.

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Everyday Korean – How to say “I want to go to the bathroom.” in Korean

화장실 가고 싶어요.

Hwa Jang Shil Ga Go Shi Paw Yo.

In this post, we will learn how to say “I want to go to the bathroom.” in Korean.

We say,

화장실 가고 싶어요.

Hwa Jang Shil Ga Go Shi Paw Yo.

화장실 (Hwa Jang Shil) means ‘bathroom’ or ‘toilet’.

가고 싶어요 (Ga Go Shi Paw Yo) means ‘want to go’ or ‘would like to go’.

For your friends or people younger than you, you can just say,

화장실 가고 싶어.

Hwa Jang Shil Ga Go Shi Paw.

without 요 (Yo) in the end.

Let’s practice!

I want to go to the bathroom.

화장실 가고 싶어요.

Hwa Jang Shil Ga Go Shi Paw Yo.

To your friends or people younger than you:

화장실 가고 싶어.

Hwa Jang Shil Ga Go Shi Paw.