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(/ʌn:i/, "eonni") older sister of a female, friendly honorific for a female from a female junior
아래
(/aɾæ/, "arae") below
일원
(/iɾwʌn/, "irweon") one won
설화
(/sʌɾhwa/, "seorhwa"), tale, legend
몰라요.
(/mol:ajo/, "mollayo") I don't know.
실려
(/ʃil:ε/, "shillye") discourtesy
물
(/mul/, "mul") water
실망
(/ʃilmaŋ/, "shilmang") disappointment
혀
(/hjʌ/, "hyeo") tongue
힘
(/him/, "him") strength
시험
(/ʃi[h]ʌm/, "shi[h]eom") examination
안녕히
(/an:jʌŋi/, "annyeonghi") in good health
많이
(/mani/, "manhi") much, lots
전혀
(/ʧʌnjʌ/, "chunhyeo") (not) at all
살
(/sal/, "sal") flesh
쌀
(/s^al/, "ssal") hulled rice
시
(/ʃi/, "shi") poem
씨
(/s^i/, "sshi") seed
쉽시다
(/ʃwip|ʃida/, "shwipshida") Let's rest.
불
(/pul/, "bul") fire
풀
(/phul/, "pul") grass
뿔
(/p^ul/, "bbul") horn
달
(/tal/, "dal") moon
탈
(/thal/, "tal") mask
딸
(/t^al/, "ddal") daughter
개
(/kæ/, "gae") dog
캐
(/khæ/, "kae") digs out
깨
(/k^æ/, "ggae") sesame
자요
(/ʧajo/, "chayo") sleeps
차요
(/ʧhajo/, "chayo") is cold
짜요
(/ʧ^ajo/, "jjayo") is salty
이
(/i/, "i") this
그
(/kɯ/, "geu") that
도
(/to/, "do") also, too
-이, -가
(/i/, "i"; /ga/, "ga") [subject marker]; use -이 after consonants and -가 after vowels
-아니에요
(/aniεjo/, "anieyo") [it] is not
-이에요, -예요
(/iεjo/, "ieyo"; /εjo/, "yeyo") [it] is; use -이에요 after consonants, -예요 after vowels. Pronounce -예요 as -에요; the extra y in spelling is an artifact of the i in -이에요.
저
(/ʧʌ/, "jeo") yon
일본
(/ilbon/, "ilbon") Japan
중국
(/ʧuŋguk|/, "chungguk") China
미국
(/miguk/, "miguk") [The United States of] America
영국
(/jʌŋguk/, "yeongguk") England
한국
(/hanguk/, "hanguk") Korea
러시아
(/ɾʌʃia/, "reoshia") Russia
캐나다
(/khænada/, "kaenada") Canada
홍콩
(/hoŋkhoŋ/, "hongkong") Hong Kong
호주
(/hoʤu/, "hoju") Australia
독일
(/togil/, "dogil") Germany
프랑스
(/phɯɾaŋsɯ/, "peurangseu") France
외국
(/wεguk|/, "oeguk") foreign country
국
(/kuk/, "guk") land, nation
-어
(/ʌ/, "eo") language [of a country] (suffixed to country name)
말
(/mal/, "mal") word, language
교수
(/kjosu/, "gyosu") professor (with -님, can be an honorific)