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Hello all 
I've had alot of friends playing on korean servers these days, and if you have ever logged into brainclan, sometimes it takes forever to get a game because you don't speak the damn language.
Therefore, I figured it would be beneficial to the foreign community if we could all learn a handful of phrases to help us get games
remember WGT? Korean players would have in their profile
/w wgtbot win
/w wgtbot play <id>
etc
We should have such phrases so that we can say things like
"1v1 gogo?"
"Sorry, I don't speak korean"
"You make"
etc
Therefore if you are korean, please give us a handful of phrases that we foreigners can use!! Please use the english alphabet as opposed to hangul! as in, how would you type in phonetically, like gosu, chobo, hasu, annyong haseyo etc, not fjdgklafjd, qqkuqk or something
I will compile a list of useful phrases so that people can ladder away : ]
Phrase list:
On February 24 2007 19:00 FrozenArbiter wrote:
Han game ha sil rae yo? <- One game with me?
Bang je ju se yo <- Make room (or maybe room name.. sometihng like that)
Dunno how to say 'I don't speak korean' exactly, but I usually say something like
Jeo 'Sweden' (insert country obv) saram, han guk mal jal mot hae yo
Meaning, I'm from sweden, my korean is bad.
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1v1 고고 (rhrh) or 1v1 ㄱㄱ (rr) 1v1 gogo
게임하자 rpdlagkwk lets play a game
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he said use the english alphabet...
but still thanks been looking for that "game" thing =)
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I did use the english alphabet
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시작 = start tlwkr
지지 = gg wlwl
아카디아 = arcadia dkzkeldk
알카노이드 = arkanoid dkfzkshdlem
로템 = losttemple fhxpa
승 = win tmd
패 = loss xo
how do i join brainclan?
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yea this would help out alot :D
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Ability = 능력 smdfur
Advance = 조이기 whdlrl
Afraid = 두려워 enfudnj
Alone = 혼자 ghswk
Also = 역시 durtl
Am at = 하는곳 gksmsrht
And = 하고 gkrh
Autumn Spring Winter Summer = 가을 봄 겨울 여름
rkdmf qha rudnf dufma
Backwards = 거꾸로 rjRnfh
Big = 큰 zms
Boss = 사장 tkwkd
Bothers = 괴롭혀 rhlfhqgu
Busy = 바쁘다 qkQmek
But = 근데/그러나 rmfjsk
Can you = 할수있어 gkftdlTdj
Cheat = 컨닝하다 tkrl
Cheater = 사기군 tkrlRns
Church = 교회 ryghl
Crafty = 깜찍 RkaWlr
Cries = 울기도 dnfrleh
Come = 오세요/오셈 dhtpdy
Concentrate = 집중 wlqwnd
Conference = 대회 eoghl
Confidence (to have) = 자신있어 sktlsdlTdj
Congratulations = 축하 vnrgk
Couldn’t go = 못갓어 ahtrkTdj
Dedicate = 반납 qksskq
Delusion = 환각 ghksrkr
Easy = 쉽다 tnlqek
End = 끝 Rmx
Envy = 부럽다 qnfjqek
Favor = 호의 ghdml
Feel = 느낀다 smRlsek
Finish = 끝내다 Rmxsoek
Flank = 측면 cmraus
Flower = 꽃 Rhc
For (a length of time) = 동안 ehddks
Friday = 금요일 rmadydlf
Frustrated = 좌절 whkwjf
Fun = 재미 woal
Good = 잘한다 wkfgksek
Grandfather = 할아버지 gkfdkqjwl
Gym = 체육관 cpdbrrhks
Hand = 손 ths
Happy = 행복해 godqhrgo
Hard = 어려워 djfudnj
Help = 도움 ehdna
Here = 여기 durl
Hot = 더워 ejdnj
How = 어떻게 djEjgrp
Hug = 포옹 vhdnd
Impossible = 설마 tjfak
Introduce = 소개 thro
Jealous = 시기하다 tlrlgkek
Just came in = 방금 와서 qkdrma dhktj
Joining = 가입희망자 rkdlqgmlakdwk
Late = 늦다 // 느려 smfu
Later = 중에 wnddp
Lately = 요즘 dywma
Learns = 배웠어 qodnjTdj
Liar = 거짓말쟁이 rjwltakfwoddl
Lie = 거짓말 rjwltakf
Live = 사싲 brian i dont know what the f this is
Make = 만들 aksemf
Management = 운영 dnsdud
Many = 들 emf
Mistake = 실수 tlftn
My = 나의 skdml
No Chance = 암울 dkadnf
No girlfriend = 여자친구없다 duwkclsrndjqtek
Party = 정모 wjdah
Perfect = 완벽한 dhksqurgks
Please don’t = 마시오 aktldh
Poor = 가난하다 rksksgkek
Pronunciation = 발음 qkfdma
Proud = 자만하는 wkaksgksms
Quit = 탈퇴 xkfxhl
Race = 종족 whdwhr
Read = 읽다 dlfrek
Recently = 최근에 chlrmsdp
Recent Condition = 근황 rmsghkd
Rich = 부자 qnwk
Sad = 슬픔 tmfvma
Same = 한가지 gksrkwl
Search = 수색 tntor
Shave = 면도 auseh
Sleep = 잠 wka
Sleepless = 잠안자 wkadkswk
Small = 작아 wkrdk
Snow = 눈 sns
Spelling = 쉬워 tnldnj
Stomach = 위염 dnldua
Strategy = 전략 wjsfir
Student = 학생 gkrtod
Tactics = 전술 wjstnf
Test = 시험 tlgja
This = 이거/이건 dlrj
To/on/in/at/from = 에 dp
To/on/in/at/from (action verbs) = 에서 dptj
To/on/in/at/from (regarding person/animal) = 에게 한테 dprp gksxp
Truth = 사실 tktlf
Ugly = 불미하다 qnfalgkek
Unit Group = 부대 qneo
Us = 우리 dnfl
Very = 매우 aodn
Wait = 잠시만요/잠만/잠시 wkatlaksdy
Weight-lifting = 역도 dureh
Went to/came back from = 갔다왔음 rkTekdhktdma
What is your age = 몇살이죠 auctkfdlwy
Whisper = 귓말 rnltakf
Whenever = 암때나 dkaEosk
What is your name? (very formal) = 성함이 어떻게 되세요? tjdgkadl djEjgrp ehltpdy?
Yet = 아직 dkwlr
You are welcome = 천만에요. cjsaksdpdy. "
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I think he means like gosu instead of the hangul way to write it :O not the english letters to write in hangul. Not sure tho 
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Church and girlfriend don't seem like great choice words for laddering, but a huge thanks for the list : 
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djfudnj gkrh whkwjf, duwkclsrndjqtek dp aksemf godqhrgo ths. 
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On February 24 2007 16:32 Ganfei wrote:1v1 고고 (rhrh) or 1v1 ㄱㄱ (rr) 1v1 gogo 게임하자 rpdlagkwk lets play a game
Day[9] wants to know how to say the words in korean, not how to type it!
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Yes well that was edited in after my post, and 5 other people have already said it as well.
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On February 24 2007 16:32 Ganfei wrote:1v1 고고 (rhrh) or 1v1 ㄱㄱ (rr) 1v1 gogo 게임하자 rpdlagkwk lets play a game
1v1 gogo, game haja?
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After you see something like "1200+++ 1v1" you can msg him
"ㄱㄱ(rr)"or "고고(rhrh)" which both means gogo. It's common
when you msg someone "go make" and suddenly you see
"종족이?" "종족?" then he is asking for your race so just type
any english initial(e.g. me z.). You can do the same thing by
asking him his race before gaming by typing "종족이?(whdwhrdl?)"
then most likely you will see something like zerg "z, ㅈ, 저그",
terran "t, 테,테란", protoss "p, ㅍ, 플토" it can be in different forms
but if you see any first word he says with ㅈ ㅌ ㅍ then you can
assume what race he said. If he keeps talking in korean thinking
you speak korean, you can easily type "me no korean" but you can
say "Sorry, No korean(저 한국사람아님)[wj gksrnrtkfkadksla].
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On February 24 2007 17:34 AzNxRaVeR wrote:Show nested quote +On February 24 2007 16:32 Ganfei wrote:1v1 고고 (rhrh) or 1v1 ㄱㄱ (rr) 1v1 gogo 게임하자 rpdlagkwk lets play a game Day[9] wants to know how to say the words in korean, now how to type it!
hehehehhehe ya
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On February 24 2007 16:27 Day[9] wrote:
Therefore if you are korean, please give us a handful of phrases that we foreigners can use!! Please use the english alphabet as opposed to hangul! as in, how would you type in phonetically, like gosu, chobo, hasu, annyong haseyo etc, not fjdgklafjd, qqkuqk or something
He means like how you say "sal sal yo" for take it easy (or whatever).
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Yes you guys how do you actually SAY it so we can type it in english.... no point knowing how to type it in korean cause we dont have korean keyboard
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Sweden33719 Posts
Han game ha sil rae yo? <- One game with me?
Bang je ju se yo <- Make room (or maybe room name.. sometihng like that)
Dunno how to say 'I don't speak korean' exactly, but I usually say something like
Jeo 'Sweden' (insert country obv) saram, han guk mal jal mot hae yo
Meaning, I'm from sweden, my korean is bad.
By now someone has proably written something more comprehensive but I started writing this hours ago and forgot about it lol so I'll just click post!
I know how to say whisper too but eh, I can't write that in english cause it's a weird word,,
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On February 24 2007 19:00 FrozenArbiter wrote:
Han game ha sil rae yo? <- One game with me?
Bang je ju se yo <- Make room (or maybe room name.. sometihng like that)
Dunno how to say 'I don't speak korean' exactly, but I usually say something like
Jeo 'Sweden' (insert country obv) saram, han guk mal jal mot hae yo
Meaning, I'm from sweden, my korean is bad.
By now someone has proably written something more comprehensive but I started writing this hours ago and forgot about it lol so I'll just click post!
thanks FA ^__^
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On February 24 2007 18:54 greatmeh wrote:
Yes you guys how do you actually SAY it so we can type it in english.... no point knowing how to type it in korean cause we dont have korean keyboard
dont need a korean keyboard, can type korean in an english one O_o
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Most of all the text in this post are copied from websites even this one. These are the terms I am currently learning and are edited to help with channel conversation as well as in-game talk.
Jal ji ne? = how are you?
Jar ja sea yo = good night
saibal noma = F*** you
salsal = go easy on me
bal ddak ko jam i na ja = That means 'you're not enough to drive. Go home and just take care of your household chores. (a man might say this to a woman)
Nice to meet you = BAN-GAP SUP-NEE-DA
You’re welcome : gwaench’ansumnida
My name is : che irumun...imnida
I come from : ch’onun...e so watsumnida
yes = eung
sugo = thank you for playing with me
Stupid = babo
Friend = chingu
(Annyeong) = hihi
(R R) = It basically means gogo
(Jiji, gg) = GG
(Shijak) = Start
(Chobo) = Noob
(Gosu) = Pro
(Chogosu) = Almost pro
(Lotem) = Lost Temple
(Raideu) = Ride of Valkyries
(Raswi-awo) = Rush Hour
(Tae-ran) - Terran
(Jeo-geu) - Zerg
(Peu-ro, Peurotoseu) - Protoss
(Man) - Only
Do you live here? = yo gi suh sah se yo?
Where are you going? = uh di gah se yo?
What are you doing? = mwuh ha se yo?
It's so cold. = nuh moo chu wuh yo.
It's so hot. = nuh moo duh wuh
gol ddae ri dah = (adj) a headache, a pain
dang geun + ee dah = Yeah! Of course! a bookworm
dae bbang = A lot, very / moo ji moo ji = (an intensifier meaning) very very, That's humongous.
to turn mad, lunatic or insane = Are you out of your mind? dol aht nya?
di tta = a general intensifier; a lot, really
man ddang = To fill to the limit, to fill something full
mong ddang = completely
bah ga ji geul dah = To nag, to harass
byul ro = Not really, not so much / I’m not really interested. = byul ro gwan shim ip neun deh yo
soon jin bbang = a naive person
ah ssa ri = altogether, at once
yahm che = A meanie
kong bap muk dah = To be imprisoned (Contained)
twi dah = a) To run away fast b) To stand out from the rest
puh ddeuk = Quickly
pi bo dah = to f*** up, mess up, botch, blow it
hwang = A general term for 'Good.'
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Strategies
* Fast dragoon
* Fast zealot
* One fac double (one factory double command)
* 2 fac (2 factories)
* 3 centi drop (3 cm drop, dropping your units in enemys' base only travelling a short distance i.e without overlord speed upgrade)
* 4 drone (4 drone spawning rush)
* 8 barrack
* 9 over pool (9 drone - overlord - spawning pool)
* BBS, BSB (barrack - barrack - supply, barrack - supply - barrack)
* FD terran (fake double command, usually consists of attacking your enemy really early on with 1~2 tank + 5~7 marines making them think you're playing agressively when you're actually expanding)
* SK terran (It's a strategy usually consists of numerous M&M, loads of Science vessels and little or no mechanic units)
* Gas rush
* Gong up, Bang up (Gong up means attack upgrade, Bang up means defense upgrade so if you say gong 2up bang 3up, it means your upgrade status is 2,3 respectively. for shield upgrade you just say shield upgrade)
* Bal up (speed upgrade, i.e zerglings, hydra, zealots)
* Ggot bat cannon or sunken (when you or enemy has excessive cannon/sunken defense line) Ggot bat literally means flower garden.
* Gu reum Ssa be or Gu reum science vessel (literally means Science Vessel cloud, which means loads of them)
* Nak ha san drop (It literally means parachute drop, which means you don't drop your units all at one at one place but rather one by one at different places strategically)
* Detecting = same
* Ddang Hyrda (It means pure hydras without lurks or zerglings)
* River dae bak ( Dae bak means spectacular so you say it when River is able to kill loads of enemy units) Same applies for mine, I.e. Mine dae bak
* Mine yuk dae bak (You say it when mines kill lots of their own units instead)
* Mak multi (it's when you expand like there's no tommorow)
* Manner pylon (if you don't know what it is, then quit sc)
* Mechanic
* Mok dong zerg (it literally means shepherd or cowboy zerg, usually consists of millions of zerglings + ultralisks)
* Molae multi (when you expand secretively or in unexpected places, Molae = without knowing, Multi = expansion Koreans don't say expansion)
* Molae gun mool (when you build buildings in unexpected places)
* Bionic
* Bakanic (Bionic + mechanic, M&M + mechanic units)
* Burrow
* Bunkering
* Sunken Rush
* Sok up (speed upgrade, but usually applies to shuttle, overlord and vulture)
* Soo song up (Overlord transportation upgrade)
* Yang dong Jak jun (It means when you're multi attacking, i,e overlord drop as well as attacking from the main)
* Jung Chal (Scout)
* Soon hwae gong yun (Instead of guerilla harrassing with small amount of units, it's when you take down your enemys' expansion one by one in full force it literally means round tour or road show)
* Yuk rush (it's when your enemy rushes you but fails and you attack them back immediately)
* il Koon bibigi (It's sor of like a bug, It literally means workers rub, you say it when your workers go through mineral lines using mineral click - move command)
* il jum sa (It's when you aim attack particular unit with several units of yours to kill them off individually instead of randomly hitting other units)
* Jun jin (it means proxy, so you say jun jin gate, junjin barrack etc)
* Ji woo gae (it means eraser, usually harrassing drones with your science vessesls eradiated)
* Jil tem (zealot + templar)
* Chun ji storm (it means heaven and earth storm, you can do it if you spread your templars right and use storm aimed at one particular spot. It has huge range)
* Cheese rush
* Turret sin gong (when you mass build turrets it literally means devine turrets)
* Fast dark
* Fast carrier
* Pok tan drop (it literally means drop bomb so you say it when you mass drop)
* Hardcore zealot rush
* Hydra wave (when you mass hydra)
* Han bang rush = wait for the timing then gather all macro and strike upon your enemy
Here are some extras
Manner = same
Sugo = good effort/good job
12 si = 12'o clock direction (as in position)
Chi sa = disgraceful, shameful (When your opponent 4 drones you say chisa)
Sa rang hae = I love you
Nimi = your mum
Jungmal? = really?
Good Night - Jar Ja sea yo
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It looks like it will be cloudy today. = oh neul eun nal shi gah heu rin gut kat ah yo.
It has been 2 years since I graduated. = jol up han ji 2 nyun ee dwi ut ssuh yo.
I suppose that we won now. = ee jeh da ee kim sehm im ni da.
Do you think that it will be over soon? = keum bang ggeut nal gut kat seum ni kka?
I'm not sure, but this winter may be cold. = ee bun kyuh ool eun chu ool ji mol la yo.
I should have helped (them.) = nae gah do wah jool gul geu laet ssuh yo.
The sky is gray, as if it is about to rain. = so na gi gah ol gut chuh rum ha neul ee geu rib ni da.
I should have stayed home. = nae gah chib eh nam eul gul geu laet ssuh yo.
I took a lot of food, as if I will eat a lot. = manni muk eul gut chuh rum eum shik eul gah deuk tam aht ssuh yo
The movie is worthy of seeing. = geu yong hwa neun han bun bol man ham ni da.
Eating this food is worth while. = geu eum shik eun muk eul man ham ni da.
I was so busy that I could not take a rest no matter how much I wanted to. = ba bba suh shwil lae do shwil soo gah op suh yo
All I hope is for you to succeed. = ggok sung kong ha gi reul ba ral bbun im ni da.
I didn't go, but just gave a phone call. = gah jik ahn go chun hwa man haet eul bbun im ni da.
Soon you will hear some news. = ee jeh got so shik eul deul eul ten deh yo.
You will recover your health soon, so don't worry. = byung ee got na eul ten deh guk jung ha ji ma se yo
I'm so tired that I may fall down. = pi gon hae suh sseu ruh jil ji kyung ee eh yo.
What's this called? = ee gul mwuh ra go bool luh yo?
It's great here. = ee got eun nuh moo nah joh neh yo.
Are you waiting too? = dang sin do ki dah ri go kye seh yo?
I'm here ..... = .... waht ssuh yo
on business = sah up ddae mun eh
How long are you here for? = yo gi eh ul ma dong ahn gye shil guh eh yo?
Do you like it here? = ee got ee ma eum eh deul uh yo?
I/We like it here very much. = nuh moo nah ma eum eh deul uh yo.
Sure. = mool lon ee jyo
Just a minute. = jam kkan mahn yo.
It's ok. = gwaen chan ah yo.
It's important. = joong yo hae yo.
It's not important. = joong yo ha ji mahn ah yo.
Look at that! = guh gut bo se yo!
Look at this! = ee gut bo se yo!
I'm ready.= joon bi dwae ssuh yo.
Are you ready? = joon bi dwae ssuh yo?
Good luck. = haeng oon eul bil uh yo.
Where are you from? = uh di suh oh syutt ssuh yo?
I'm/We're from ... = ...eh suh waht ssuh yo
The USA mi guk
korea = han guk
I don't want to offend you. = oh hae haji neun ma se yo.
I'm sorry. It's not the custom in my country. = cho song ham ni da. woo ri nah ra eh suh neun geu ruh ke haji ahn guh deun yo.
It's good to always eat breakfast. = ah chim eul ggok muk neun guht ee joh seum ni da.
My brother seems to be sleeping. = dong seng eun jah go it neun guht kat seum ni da.
I guess eating a little is better than eating too much. = gwa shik ha neun guht bo da jo geum muk neun joh ket ssuh yo.
It's raining as well as windy. = pi gah oh neun deh da gah baram gga ji bool uh yo.
I am a little bit busy these days. = yo jeum eun jom ba bbeun deh yo.
He is not in now. = ji geum wi chool haet neun deh yo.
I asked my friend to see a movie with me. = chin gu duh ru kat ee yong hwa reul bo jah go haet ssuh yo
What alot of people. = saram ee cham mahn gi do ha gun yo.
We eat in order to live. = sal gi wi hae suh muk seum ni da.
I want to travel around the world. = se gye yuh haeng eul ha go ship uh yo.
He was my teacher though I didn't notice that at first. = al go bo ni geu boon ee oo ri sun saeng nim ee uht suh yo
I keep working even though I am sick. = ah peun deh do gye sok il ham ni da.
We have a lot to talk about even though we meet everyday. = mae il man na neun deh do hal mal ee mahn ah yo
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until = gga ji
yesterday = uh je
last year = ji nan hae / jak nyun
last week = ji nan joo
last month = ji nan dal; juh bun dal
a while ago = jo geum jun eh
now = ji geum
today = oh neul
this day (used when buying tickets, for example) = dang-il
this week = ee bun joo
this month = ee bun dal
this year = ee bun nyun do; ee bun hae
tomorrow = nae il
dat after tomorrow = mo reh
next week = da eum joo
next month = da eum dal
next year = da eum hae; nae nyun
later = na joong eh / da eum eh
until (June) = (yoo wol) gga ji
day = il
Sunday = il yo il
Monday = wul yo il
Tuesday = hwa yo il
Wednesday = soo yo il
Thursday = mok yo il
Friday = geum yo il
Saturday = to yo il
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During the day
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it's early = il luh yo
it's late = neu juh ssuh yo
afternoon = oh hu
day = nat
early morning = sae byuk
evening = juh nyuk/bam
lunchtime = jum shim shi gan
midday = jung oh/han nat
midnight = jah jung
morning = ah chim
night = bam/juh nyuk
noon = jung oh
sunrise = hae doji/il chool
sunset = il mol
wee hours = ee reun sae byuk
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Korean Colors
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indigo/navy blue - nam saek
red - ppalgan saek
yellow - noran saek
brown - galsaek
blue - paran saek
white - hayan saek / or heen
green - chorok saek
black - geomjeong saek / or keom eun saek
orange - joo hwang saek
purple - pora saek
Rainbow - moo ji gae
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Questions
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Where? - uh di
Where is it? - uh di it ssuh yo?
When? - uhn jeh
Who? (as subject) - noo ga / nu gah
Who? (as direct object) - nu gu? / nu goo
Why? - wae
How? - uh dduh ke
How do you do it? - uh dduh ke hae yo
What? (as subject, pol) - mwuh ga
What? (as subject, inf) - mwuh
What is it? - mwuh eh yo?
What? (as direct object, inf) - mwul
Which? - uh neu
Which one? - uh neu guh eh yo?
How many? - myut kae eh yo?
How much? (cost) - ul ma eh yo?
How much does it cost to go to ... - ... eh ga neun deh ul ma nah deul uh yo?
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neh - Yes (more common) yeh - Yes
ah ni oh - No /ahniyo - No
ahn nyeong ha seh yo? - How are you? /annyounghaseyo? Lit: Are you peaceful (well)?
ahn nyeong ha seh yo. - Hello / Hi (a form of greeting) /annyounghaseyo. Lit: Please be peaceful (well).
(name) ... ... im ni da - I am (name)... (formal)
man na seo] pan gap seub ni da - Nice to meet you /[mannahsuh] pangapsubnida Lit: [Because I met you] I am so glad
kam sa ham ni da - Thank you (formal)
kam sa hae yo - Thank you - (informal)
goh map seub ni da - Thank you (formal) /gomapsubnida
go ma weo [yo] - Thank you (informal) /omawo[yo]
chwe song ham ni da - I am sorry (formal) /chwesonhamnida
mi ahn hae [yo] - I'm sorry; Sorry (informal) /mianhae[yo]
yeo boh seh yo /yoboseyo - Hello? (on the phone; peering into dark house) /Hey there! /Look here!
noo goo seh yo? /nuguseyo? - Who is it? (when answering a knock on the door)
ah ni oh, kwaen chan nah yo - No, thanks; It's alright; It's ok; /aniyo, kwenchanayo
kwaen chan nah [yo] - It's ok; You're welcome (informal) /kwenchana [yo] /Lit: It's ok / alright, dont you know?
al get seub ni da - I understand (formal) algesubnida Lit: I have understood (said to your boss / superior in formal setting)
ah rat seo [yo] - I understand; I got it (informal) /araso[yo] (said in informal settings to friend, etc.; also used in angry / annoyed manner)
geu rae yo? - Oh, really?; Is that so? gureyo?
geu rae [yo] - Really; That's so
sarang hae yo - I love you
joo seh yo - Give me (Can be attached to end of a sentence)
joh ah yo? - good is it? , do you like it?
joh ah yo - it is good, I like it
ha seh yo? - You do....? You Speak...?
it ssuh yo? - you have it? do you have? is there?
2it ssuh yo - I have , There is ... , ... is here
mol la yo - I dont know
mwuh yeh yo? - What is..?
uh di yeh yo? - Where is..?
ah jik - still; not yet
deul - sentence particle; sign of subject ; plural marker
ee - this; current; present
ee jeh - now
uhn jeh na - always
eui - posession particle
gah - sentence particle
geu rae - ok; well
geu ruh keh - like that; in that way
ha ji man - but
haeng bok - to be happy; happy; happiness
ham keh (hae) - (to be) together
ee ruh keh - like this; in this way
kah keum - sometimes
geu nyang - that way; keep it like that
mi ahn (hae) - (to be) sorry
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For Those With Korean Font
How are you? = eotteoke jinaesiminikka? = ¾î¶»°Ô ³ÊÀÇ ÀÖÀ¸½Ê½Ã¿ä? =
Good Night = jaljayo = A©¬ AU¢¯a = wkf wkdy
My Name is... = Je ireumeun... imnida = A| AI¢¬¡§A¨¬... AO¢¥I¢¥U = wp dlfmqdms... dlqslek
Hello = annyeong = ¨úE©øc= dkssud
Good Luck = haenguneul bimnida = Ca¢¯iA¡í ¨¬¡À¢¥I¢¥U = goddnsdmf qlqslek
I need help. = toumi pirohaeyo. = ¥ì¥ì¢¯oAI CE¢´A¢¯aC¨ª¢´A¢¯a. = ejdnadl vlfpdygopdy.
i'm a foreigner is Au ¢¯U¡¾©öAIAI¢¯¢®¢¯a = wj dhlrnrdlsdldpdy
I don't speak Korean = Au CN¡¾©ö¢¬¡í ¢¬©ªC¨ª¢¯a = wj gksrnrakf ahtgody
English plz = ¢¯¥ì¨úi¡¤I ¢¥eE¡©C¨ª¢¯a = duddjfh eoghkgody
thank You = ©øE¢¬| ¡Æ¡§¡ícCI¨öE¨öA¢¯a = sjfmf rkatkgktlatldy
©ö©ö AO¨úi¢¯a?<--> Whats up?<--> anjdlTdjdy?
©ø¨£¢¥ACN¡¾©ö¨úi¢¬|¡Æ©ª¨¬IC¨¢¢¥U<--> Im learning korean?<-->sksmsgksrnrdjfmfrhdqngkrek
©ø¡¿<-->Yes<-->sp
¨ú¨¡¢¥I¢¯A<-->No<-->dk sl dh
Can I observe? Au ¢¯E ¥ìC¢¯a = wj dhq ehldy / wj= I sk = I so = I
hacker = C¨ªA¢¯ = haekeo = gozl
host = E¡Ì¨ö¨¬¨¡¢ç = hoseuteu = gmtmxm
icon = ¨ú¨¡AIAU = aikon = dkdlzhs
latency = Ao¢¯¡þ ¨öA¡Æ¡Ì = jiyeon sigan = wldus tlrks
offline = ¢¯ACA¢ÒoAI = opeurain = dhzmfkdls
password = ¨úIE¡Ì/¨¡¨¢¨ö¨¬¢¯o¥ìa = amho/paeseuwodeu = dkagm/
votmdnlem
task/multitasking = ¢¬O¨¡¨ùAA¨ö¨¬A¡¤ = meoltitaeseuking = alfzlzotmzld
upgrade = ¨ú¡À¡¾¡¿¡¤©öAI¥ìa = eopgeureideu = djarmfodlem
I am very sorry.= AE¨ùUCO¢¥I¢¥U. = Joesonghamnida = whlthddkaslek
congratulation = AaCI = chuka = wnrgk
like = AA¨ú¨¡C¨ª¢¯a. = Joahaeyo. = whgdkgody
love = ¡íc¢ÒuC¨ª¢¯a. = Saranghaeyo. = tkfkdgody
GG = AoAo = wlwl
GoGo = ¡Æi¡Æi = rhrh
I am sure there are shorter or easier ways of typing these terms. I am sure that there are also many mistakes. If anyone would like to correct this, please go ahead for the better of the community. I am aware that other than the general chit chat type phrazes, there are phrazes that have nothing to do with even channel discussion among these terms. I am sorry for not cleaning this up I just got home and I am tired. I will eidt it later with your help Ihope.
Thank you.
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Righting this unbelivably long list than saying "Thank you." in the end is something that can happen only on Tl.net...
Thanks for the list it looks like you can manage a korean company with that vocabulary 
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TONS OF THANKS I-EMERGE :D
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Kennigit
Canada19447 Posts
kam sa hae yo
edit1:dammit i missed 1337th post  ....i was saving it for something good too :p
edit: feature thread plz
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On February 24 2007 19:50 Locke. wrote:Righting this unbelivably long list than saying "Thank you." in the end is something that can happen only on Tl.net... Thanks for the list it looks like you can manage a korean company with that vocabulary
Funny!^^
Well as mentioned in my post but not clearly enough is the fact that about 99% of the contence came from other sources which I was too tired to display. The list came from pasted notepad study material which was for my own personal use. I take only 1% credit for the text in the post^^ I hope it helps.
Thanks (for your time reading my post) lol
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On February 24 2007 20:26 Pressure wrote:
TONS OF THANKS I-EMERGE :D
Np!
I was acutaly thinking of making something more organized and specific to BW as a project. Then I was going to post it here so that we all would have a common place to find such information and support. Although, this thread encouraged me to just thow what I had in notes to the cumminity, I think I will make due on my original plans soon.
I am happy to have helped^^
P.S. I am not korean and my translation and spell should have some errors to be aware. I would like to pass on the props that I may receive to all fluent korean translators and people of TL for their continued effort in bridging the language barrier. This has encouraged me to take the notes I have posted in the first place. I give you the pors.
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Korea (South)17174 Posts
The problem with speaking korean to koreans without actually knowing how to speak it is that even if you say the words 'i don't know how to speak any korean except this sentence' they will assume you can understand more.
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Very good idea by day[9]. Although rekrul has good point, it would be fine to get 'just' games in ladder, unless you want to make real friends that's hard t.t
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On February 24 2007 22:42 Nal_CrayOn wrote:
Very good idea by day[9]. Although rekrul has good point, it would be fine to get 'just' games in ladder, unless you want to make real friends that's hard t.t
yeah i think many are 'just' looking to game. alot of players on brainclan don't understand what the hell i'm saying and i'm certain i could get a game as long as i knew a few functional phrases
who needs friends when you can be playing all the time : ]
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Thanks, btw is there a way to activate korean caracter in SC? Also a little problem is often they answer me and I have no idea what they are saying lol.
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Sweden33719 Posts
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do koreans understand when you write romanized hangul?
just wondering, because everything looks and feels really weird to me when reading romanized korean.
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I just played some NIC and out of three games got drophacked twice. First time I got the win second time I got loss. Is there anyway to report incidents like this.
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fucking korean hard .. gogo learn!
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i had one question - i've been watching a lot of vods lately and i'm starting to pick up on what some of the simpler game related words mean, but the korean commentators say a word that sounds an awful lot like "timing" or "tai ming" or something vaguely sounding like that quite frequently, what does this word mean?
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On February 24 2007 22:03 Rekrul wrote:
The problem with speaking korean to koreans without actually knowing how to speak it is that even if you say the words 'i don't know how to speak any Korean except this sentence' they will assume you can understand more. Yea ur right. This 1 Korean i met i said hi in hangul but after i told him that was all i know he wouldnt stop talking in hangul to me. Even tho he was typing some english to others. So eventually another korean with good english came and started saying that "he says u know korean u typed it before " After that I stopped typing it
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just buy a damn korean keyboard and learn
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On February 24 2007 22:03 Rekrul wrote:
The problem with speaking korean to koreans without actually knowing how to speak it is that even if you say the words 'i don't know how to speak any korean except this sentence' they will assume you can understand more.
This is true. When I play on fish server Koreans always asusme I am Korean because it's a Korean server. They don't believe me when I say (in English) that I'm not, and keep talking at me in Korean all game. It must be even worse if you say a Korean sentence in the first place.
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On February 28 2007 03:55 Smokin_Squirrel wrote:
just buy a damn korean keyboard and learn
How can you learn a language merely by buying the keyboard that you want to learn? -_-;;;
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EPT
