Let's Learn KOREAN

Lesson #15 : Feelings & Emotions

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I ___ YOU
(Love, Like, Miss, Hate, Sorry)

I like you - Johahaeyo 좋아해요

I don't like you - Anjohaeyo 안조해요

I love you - Saranghaeyo 사랑해요

I love you, too - Nado saranghaeyo 나도 사랑해요

I only love you - Nan neoman saranghae 난 너만 사랑해

I told you. I sincerely love you - Neol saranghandago 널 사랑한다고

I miss you / I want to see you. - Bogo shipeoyo 보고 싶어요

I hate you - Miwohaeyo 미워해요

I thank you - Gomapseumnida 고맙습니다

I am sorry - Mianhamnida 미안합니다 or Joesonghamnida 죄송합니다

FEELINGS and EMOTIONS

Angry - Hwaganayo 화가나요

Sad - Seulpeoyo 슬퍼요

Happy - Haengbokhaeyo 행복해요

Excited - Shinandayo 시난다요

Depressed - Uulhan 우울한

Scared - Museowoyo 무서워요

Nervous - Bulanhaeyo 불안해요

Thankful - Gomawoyo 고마워요

Sorry - Mianhaeyo 미안해요

Awesome - Dangwangseureowoyo 당왕스르워요

Sleepy - Jollyeo 졸려

Disappointed - Silmanghan 실망한

Surprised - Nollasseoyo 놀랐어요

Lonely - Oerowoyo 외로워요

Comfortable - Pyeonanhadayo 편안하다요

Asshamed - Changpihaeyo 창피해요

Bored - Shimshimhaeyo 심심해요

Curious - gung-geumhaeyo 궁금해요

Hungry - Baegopayo 배고파요

Tired - Pigonhaeyo 피곤해요

Sick - Apayo 아파요

If you want to emphasize yourself, you can preface the conjugated verb with the polite form of I (naneun).

For example:

I am happy. - Naneun haengbokhaeyo. 나는 행복해요.

I am sad. - Naneun seulpeoyo. 나는 슬퍼요.

I am sick. - Naneun apayo. 나는 아파요.*

*Koreans use a single verb presenting to be sick and to be hurt. These do not translate exactly into English. Therefore the expression, I am sick literally translate to I have pain.

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That's all for today!
See you in my next class.