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Korean vocabulary topic

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Korean (한국어)
May 19, 2026
Bunyanuch Buddeewong
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가다 (gada)
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To go. It is an irregular verb in Korean, commonly used in various contexts such as traveling or moving from one place to another.
Additional Info Example: 학교에 가다 (hakgyoe gada) means 'to go to school'.
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보다 (boda)
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To see or to look. This verb can also mean to watch, as in watching a movie or observing something.
Additional Info Example: 영화를 보다 (yeonghwareul boda) means 'to watch a movie'.
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먹다 (meokda)
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To eat. This verb is one of the most fundamental in Korean as it relates to sustenance and social interactions during meals.
Additional Info Example: 밥을 먹다 (babeul meokda) means 'to eat rice' or generally 'to have a meal'.
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하다 (hada)
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To do. This highly versatile verb is used to create compound verbs and can denote various actions depending on the context.
Additional Info Example: 공부하다 (gongbuhada) means 'to study'.
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친구 (chingu)
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Friend. This term is used to refer to a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.
Additional Info Example: 친구와 함께 (chinguwa hamkke) means 'together with a friend'.
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사랑 (salang)
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Love. A fundamental concept in Korean culture, this noun encompasses various forms of affection, from romantic love to familial love.
Additional Info Example: 사랑해 (salanghae) means 'I love you'.
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학교 (hakgyo)
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School. This noun is essential in educational contexts and refers to institutions for learning.
Additional Info Example: 학교에 가다 (hakgyoe gada) means 'to go to school'.
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문화 (munhwa)
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Culture. This term encompasses the social behavior, norms, and practices of a particular group or society.
Additional Info Example: 한국 문화 (hanguk munhwa) means 'Korean culture'.
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언어 (eoneo)
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Language. This noun refers to the system of communication used by a particular community or country.
Additional Info Example: 한국어 (hangugeo) means 'the Korean language'.
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작가 (jakga)
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Writer or author. This term is used to refer to someone who creates written works, such as books or articles.
Additional Info Example: 유명한 작가 (yumyeonghan jakga) means 'famous writer'.
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가다 (gada)
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Answer: To go. It is an irregular verb in Korean, commonly used in various contexts such as traveling or moving from one place to another.
Additional Info:
Example: 학교에 가다 (hakgyoe gada) means 'to go to school'.
Click to see question

보다 (boda)
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Answer: To see or to look. This verb can also mean to watch, as in watching a movie or observing something.
Additional Info:
Example: 영화를 보다 (yeonghwareul boda) means 'to watch a movie'.
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먹다 (meokda)
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Answer: To eat. This verb is one of the most fundamental in Korean as it relates to sustenance and social interactions during meals.
Additional Info:
Example: 밥을 먹다 (babeul meokda) means 'to eat rice' or generally 'to have a meal'.
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하다 (hada)
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Answer: To do. This highly versatile verb is used to create compound verbs and can denote various actions depending on the context.
Additional Info:
Example: 공부하다 (gongbuhada) means 'to study'.
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친구 (chingu)
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Answer: Friend. This term is used to refer to a person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection.
Additional Info:
Example: 친구와 함께 (chinguwa hamkke) means 'together with a friend'.
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사랑 (salang)
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Answer: Love. A fundamental concept in Korean culture, this noun encompasses various forms of affection, from romantic love to familial love.
Additional Info:
Example: 사랑해 (salanghae) means 'I love you'.
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학교 (hakgyo)
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Answer: School. This noun is essential in educational contexts and refers to institutions for learning.
Additional Info:
Example: 학교에 가다 (hakgyoe gada) means 'to go to school'.
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문화 (munhwa)
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Answer: Culture. This term encompasses the social behavior, norms, and practices of a particular group or society.
Additional Info:
Example: 한국 문화 (hanguk munhwa) means 'Korean culture'.
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언어 (eoneo)
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Answer: Language. This noun refers to the system of communication used by a particular community or country.
Additional Info:
Example: 한국어 (hangugeo) means 'the Korean language'.
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작가 (jakga)
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Answer: Writer or author. This term is used to refer to someone who creates written works, such as books or articles.
Additional Info:
Example: 유명한 작가 (yumyeonghan jakga) means 'famous writer'.
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