- Jinjja World
- Korean with K-dramas
Sentences you know from K-dramas.
You watch K-dramas and are already picking up words? Then you're closer than you think. Here are lines that come up all the time, with audio to listen to.
Listen
Twelve lines you hear in every K-drama
Tap the button to hear the sentence. The romanization helps you repeat it.
안녕하세요!annyeonghaseyo! · Hello!The polite greeting for almost any situation.
반가워요!bangawoyo! · Nice to meet you!When you meet someone, friendly and relaxed.
대박!daebak! · Awesome!For anything that blows you away: good news, a comeback, a plot twist.
진짜?jinjja? · For real?Surprise or doubt. 진짜 means “real”, just like our name.
진짜요?jinjjayo? · Really?The same, but polite: with 요 at the end.
파이팅!paiting! · You’ve got this!Cheering someone on before an exam, a performance or a first date.
같이 가요!gachi gayo! · Let’s go together!
오늘 밤에 같이 갈래요?oneul bame gachi gallaeyo? · Want to go together tonight?This is how you make plans, with 갈래요 as a friendly question.
어서 오세요!eoseo oseyo! · Welcome!You hear it when you walk into almost any café or shop.
커피 한 잔 주세요.keopi han jan juseyo. · A coffee, please.주세요 means “please give me”: the phrase you use to order.
잘했어요!jalhaesseoyo! · Well done!
저는 커피를 마셔요.jeoneun keopireul masyeoyo. · I drink coffee.Your first sentence in Jinjja World: the verb goes at the end.
From watching to talking
Step into the scene yourself
In K-dramas you hear real Korean, but it all rushes past. In Jinjja World the same sentences come up in scenes you play yourself: at the café, on set, with friends.
You hear them slowly, read the romanization and translation and say them yourself.
With other fans
Watch together, talk together
At the cinema, you watch together on Fridays and Saturdays, and at the fan club, you celebrate comebacks. Talking with other fans helps you stick with it.
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