Vocabulary Related To The Sea:

Vocabulary related to the sea: 

바다 sea/ ocean 

바다사자 - sea lion

바다 거북 sea turtle

겨울 바다 - winter sea

바다 밑에 - at the bottom of the sea

푸른 바다 - blue sea

망망한 바다 - a boundless ocean/ a vast expanse of water

창창한 바다 - the blue sea, emerald waters of the sea

검푸른 바다 - a dark blue sea

고요한 바다 - a calm (placid) sea

바다가 바라보이는 집 - a house with an outlook over the sea.

Example sentences; 

1.) 저는 바다를 봐요 I see the sea * uses verb 보다 to see/ to look/ to watch

2.) 바다는 보여요. - i can see the sea. *uses verb 보이다 to be seen/ to be visible.

Vocabulary is found from naver, example sentences are my own attempts so if you spot any mistakes please let me know, image sourced from unsplash but I have edited it and added korean text. 😊 

Vocabulary: Must-Know Verbs

안녕, 여러분! Hey, y’all! Welcome to this vocab list! I want to show you some basic and important verbs (action words) that you might hear in everyday Korean. I know this list is pretty long, but take your time with it–there’s no rush! Let’s build up our vocab!!

가다 = to go

가져가다 = to take (something)

가져오다 = to bring (something)

걷다 = to walk

공부하다 = to study

가르치다 = to teach

날다 = to fly

나가다 = to go out

나오다 = to come out

놀다 = to play/to hang out (w/someone)

느끼다 = to feel

들어가다 = to go in

들어오다 = to come in

달리다 = to run

들다 = to listen/to hear

뛰다 = to run/to jump

만들다 = to make

먹다 = to eat

마시다 = to drink

받다 =to receive (can also mean to pick up a phone call)

보다 = to see/to watch/to look

부르다 = to call/to sing (would be conjugated in the present tense as 불러요)

배우다 = to learn

사다 = to buy

살다 = to live

사랑하다 = to love

샤워하다 = to shower

싫다 = to hate/to not like/to not want

수영하다 = to swim

알다 = to know

이다 = to be

아니다 = to not be

일하다 = to work

있다 = to have/to be there

없다 = to no have/to not be there

오다 = to come

웃다 = to smile/to laugh

울다 = to cry

운전하다 = to drive

운동하다 = to exercise

요리하다 = to cook

전화하다 = to call (on the phone)

좋아하다 = to like

주다 = to give

자다 = to sleep

찾다 = to find/ to look for

청소하다 = to clean

하다 = to do

우와! Wow, this is a long list! I thought all of these verbs were pretty important/useful, but you can focus on the ones you find most important :). I hope this was helpful to build up your vocabulary! Thanks for studying with me! 안녕!

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Anyone have any tips for reading Hanguel without writing it in romanization? Preferablly in a visual format, since that works better for me, but writing the Hanguel to romanization to pronounce it isn’t exactly helpful for remembering the Hanguel. Does that make sense to anyone??

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