핸드폰 (haendeupon): cell phone Here is how to ask if someone has a cell phone: 핸드폰이 있습니까? Do you have a cell phone? Here are some ways to answer the question: 네. 아이폰을 갖고 있습니다. Yes, I have an iPhone. 네. 스마트 폰을 갖고 있습니다. Yes, I have a smart phone. 네. 안드로이드 폰을 갖고 있습니다. Yes, I have an Android phone. Do you have a cell phone? Click here and leave your answer! P.S. Get Your Daily Dose of Korean with 1-Minute Mini-Lessons The Daily Dose of Korean is a Calendar that gives you new, 1-minute lessons every day. Why? Because learning a little every day is easy, strengthens your habits and motivation and you improve your Korean over time. Lessons range from culture and holidays to grammar, slang, phrases and more. Find it in the... Show more

색 (saek): color Here are some colors from our users: Purple because it has amazing aura like happiness. Pink because IT'S EUN HYE'S favorite too! Blue, it always has been blue. it gives me peace of mind and inner happiness. What is your favorite color and why? Click here to share your color! P.S. Get Your Daily Dose of Korean with 1-Minute Mini-Lessons The Daily Dose of Korean is a Calendar that gives you new, 1-minute lessons every day. Why? Because learning a little every day is easy, strengthens your habits and motivation and you improve your Korean over time. Lessons range from culture and holidays to grammar, slang, phrases and more. Find it in the Korean Resources menu or in the Quick Links menu on your Dashboard.... Show more

Korea is full of beautiful scenery, and there are times when you and your family and friends will want to take a picture together. Therefore, the phrase, “Please take my picture.” in Korean will be very useful! 사진 찍어 주세요. (Sajin jjigeo juseyo.): Please take my picture. The first word is sajin (사진), "picture," or "photograph." The next word is jjikeo (찍어). This word literally means "print," or "stamp." In this context it's the verb used when taking a picture. Last is juseyo (주세요), or "please." Altogether the phrase is sajin jjikeo juseyo which literally means "picture, snap, please." Now in English, before someone takes a picture, the person taking the picture may say, "1, 2, 3... Cheese." But in Korean we usually say: 하나, 둘, 셋... Show more

얼마 정도 (eolma jeongdo): how tall Here is how to ask how tall someone is: 키가 얼마 정도입니까? (How tall are you?). Here are some ways to answer the question: 180센티입니다. - I'm 180cm tall. 175센티입니다. - I'm 175cm tall. 153센티입니다. - I'm 153cm tall. How tall are you? Click here and leave your answer! P.S. Get Your Daily Dose of Korean with 1-Minute Mini-Lessons The Daily Dose of Korean is a Calendar that gives you new, 1-minute lessons every day. Why? Because learning a little every day is easy, strengthens your habits and motivation and you improve your Korean over time. Lessons range from culture and holidays to grammar, slang, phrases and more. Find it in the Korean Resources menu or in the Quick Links menu on your... Show more

영화 (yeonghwa): movie Here are some answers from our users: Too many to list lol. 200 Pound Beauty, and My wife is a Gangster. Miracle in Cell No.7, one of my faves actually. What's your favorite Korean movie? Click here to share your movie! P.S. Get Your Daily Dose of Korean with 1-Minute Mini-Lessons The Daily Dose of Korean is a Calendar that gives you new, 1-minute lessons every day. Why? Because learning a little every day is easy, strengthens your habits and motivation and you improve your Korean over time. Lessons range from culture and holidays to grammar, slang, phrases and more. Find it in the Korean Resources menu or in the Quick Links menu on your Dashboard. Click here to check out the Daily Dose of Korean... Show more