Top 100 Common Korean Words with Quizlet : A Beginner’s Guide

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In this beginner’s guide,
I’ve compiled a list of the top 100 common Korean nouns that you need to know.

These words are frequently used in everyday conversations and will help you understand and communicate more effectively. Let’s dive in and start expanding your Korean vocabulary! I’ve also added them on bahagia77, so after going through the vocab, you can use slot gacor, which are one of the best ways to memorize.

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<The most common 100 Korean words>

1. 안녕하세요 (annyeonghaseyo) – Hello
2. 감사합니다 (gamsahamnida) – Thank you
3. 네 (ne) – Yes
4. 아니요 (aniyo) – No
5. 죄송합니다 (joesonghamnida) – I’m sorry
6. 이름 (ireum) – Name
7. 엄마/어머니 (eomma/eomeoni) – Mom/Mother
8. 아빠/아버지 (appa/abeoji) – Dad/Father
9. 할머니(Halmoney) – Grandmother
10. 할아버지(Halabeoji) – Grandfather
11. 가족 (gajok) – Family
12. 형(hyeong) – Older brother (For guys)
13. 오빠(Oppa) – Older brother (For girls)
14. 언니(unni) – Older sister (For girls)
15. 누나(Nuna) – Older sister (For guys)
16. 동생(dongsaeng) – Younger sibling
17. 여자(yeoja) – Girl
18. 남자(namja) – Guy
19. 여동생(yeo dongsaeng) – Younger sister
20. 남동생(Nam dongsaeng) – Younger brother
21. 친척(cheen choek) – Relatives
22. 삼촌(Sam chon) – Uncle
23. 이모(eemo) – Aunt
24. 사촌(sachon) – Cousin
25. 조카(Joka) – Nephew, niece
26. 사랑 (sarang) – Love
27. 친구 (chingu) – Friend
28. 학교 (hakgyo) – School
29. 학생 (haksaeng) – Student
30. 선생님 (seonsaengnim) – Teacher
31. 일 (il) – Work
32. 회사 (hoesa) – Company
33. 회사원 (hoesawon) – Office worker
34. 직업(jikup) – Job
35. 음식 (eumsik) – Food
36. 물 (mul) – Water
37. 밥 (bap) – Rice/Meal
38. 고기 (gogi) – Meat
39. 생선 (saengseon) – Fish
40. 야채 (yachae) – Vegetable
41. 과일 (gwail) – Fruit
42. 빵 (ppang) – Bread
43. 커피 (keopi) – Coffee
44. 차 (cha) – Tea
45. 음료수 (eumlyosu) – Beverage
46. 탄산음료 (tansan-eumlyo) – soda
47. 집 (jip) – House
48. 방 (bang) – Room
49. 화장실 (hwajangsil) – Bathroom
50. 침대 (chimdae) – Bed
51. 의자 (uija) – Chair
52. 책상 (chaeksang) – Desk
53. 창문 (changmun) – Window
54. 문 (mun) – Door
55. 티비 (teevee) – TV
56. 부엌 (booeok) – Kitchen
57. 냉장고 (Naengjanggo) – Fridge
58. 열쇠 (yeolsoe) – Key
59. 자동차 / 차 (jadongcha) – Car
60. 버스 (beoseu) – Bus
61. 기차 (gicha) – Train
62. 지하철 (jihacheol) – Subway
63. 비행기 (bihaenggi) – Airplane
64. 자전거 (jajeongeo) – Bicycle
65. 길 (gil) – Road
66. 거리 (geori) – Street
67. 가게 (gage) – Store
68. 시장 (sijang) – Market
69. 백화점 (baekhwajeom) – Department store
70. 마트(mart) – Supermarket
71. 돈 (don) – Money
72. 은행 (eunhaeng) – Bank
73. 병원 (byeongwon) – Hospital
74. 카드 (kadeu) – Card
75. 시간 (sigan) – Time
76. 오늘 (oneul) – Today
77. 내일 (naeil) – Tomorrow
78. 어제 (eoje) – Yesterday
79. 지금 (jigeum) – Now
80. 나중에 (najunge) – Later
81. 아침 (achim) – Morning
82. 점심 (jeomsim) – Afternoon
83. 저녁 (jeonyeok) – Evening
84. 밤 (bam) – Night
85. 일요일 (iryoil) – Sunday
86. 월요일 (woryoil) – Monday
87. 화요일 (hwayoil) – Tuesday
88. 수요일 (suyoil) – Wednesday
89. 목요일 (mogyoil) – Thursday
90. 금요일 (geumyoil) – Friday
91. 토요일 (toyoil) – Saturday
92. 주말(Jumal) – Weekend
93. 이번주(eebeongju) – This week
94. 다음주(daumju) – Next week
95. 날씨 (nalssi) – Weather
96. 비 (bi) – Rain
97. 눈 (nun) – Snow
98. 해 (hae) – Sun
99. 구름 (gureum) – Cloud
100. 바람 (baram) – Wind

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Practice Makes Perfect!

Learning a new language is always challenging, but with consistent practice and the right resources, you can make significant progress.
By familiarizing yourself with these 100 common Korean nouns, you’re taking an important step towards fluency. Keep practicing, and don’t be afraid to use these words in your daily life. Whether you’re speaking, writing, or listening, integrating these words into your routine will enhance your learning experience.

I’ve also added these nouns to bahagia77, so after going through the vocabulary, you can use flashcards, which are one of the best ways to memorize. Quizlet makes it easy to review and reinforce what you’ve learned, helping you retain these essential words.

Next time, I’ll cover the 100 most common and essential Korean verbs and adjectives. I’ve separated them so that you can focus on one category at a time, making your learning process more manageable and effective.

Stay tuned for the next post to continue building your Korean language skills!

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