100 Adjectives Every Korean Beginner Must-Know

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In this video, we will teach you the most common 100 korean adjectives that you must know if you're a an absolute beginner. This is THE place to start if you want to learn Korean, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.
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1 살아있는 alive 2 화난 angry 3 불안해하는 anxious 4 나쁜 bad 5 아름다운 beautiful 6 최고의 best 7 큰 big 8 쓴 bitter 9 지루한 boring 10 밝은 bright 11 바쁜 busy 12 침착한 calm 13 저렴한 cheap 14 깨끗한 clean 15 흐린 cloudy 16 차가운 cold 17 시원한 cool 18 귀여운 cute 19 맛있는 delicious 20 다르다 different 21 어려운 difficult 22 더러운 dirty 23 역겨운 disgusting 24 불만스러워하는 dissatisfied 25 이른 early 26 쉬운 easy 27 당황스러운 embarrassed 28 신이난 excited 29 흥미진진한 exciting 30 비싼 expensive 31 유면한 famous 32 멀리 far 33 외국의 foreign 34 공짜 free 35 배부른 full 36 웃기는 funny 37 좋는 good 38 많다 great 39 행복한 happy 40 단단한 hard 41 무거운 heavy 42 높은 high 43 더운 hot 44 습한 humid 45 배고픈 hungry 46 중요한 important 47 똑똑한 intelligent 48 흥미러운 interesting 49 친절한 kind 50 큰 large 51 늦은 late 52 가벼운 light 53 활기찬 lively 54 긴 long 55 시끄러운 loud 56 낮은 low 57 기혼 married 58 심술궂은 mean 59 좁은 narrow 60 ...에서 가까이 near 61 불안해하는 nervous 62 새롭다 new 63 친절한 nice 64 오래되다 old 65 고틍스러운 painful 66 가난한 poor 67 조용한 quiet 68 비가 오는 rainy 69 편한 relaxing 70 부유한 rich 71 맞는 right 72 슬픈 sad 73 짠 salty 74 동일하다 same 75 만족스러워하는 satisfied 76 무서운 scary 77 심각한 serious 78 짧은 short 79 부끄러워하는 shy 80 미혼의 single 81 작은 small 82 부드러운 soft 83 시큼한 sour 84 특별한 special 85 뜨거운 spicy 86 강한 strong 87 화창한 sunny 88 확실한 sure 89 달콤한 sweet 90 키가 큰 tall 91 목마른 thirsty 92 피곤한 tired 93 참된 true 94 못생긴 ugly 95 따뜻한 warm 96 약한 weak 97 넓은 wide 98 바람이 부는 windy 99 잘못된 wrong 100 젊다 young Let me know if I made any mistakes edit: missed 19 어두운 dark but I can't be bothered to renumber them all.

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[@dosmoto9168]

Thank you very much

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It's so helpful 감사합니다 !

[@uddinhanif119]

감사합니다 선생님

[@beawaretuber7454]

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[@MosesInKorea]

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[@lorelaim3294]

I heard the first word and thought "Finnish, is that you?"

[@rushibabubagadi4645]

Is this information or formal

[@brydegman]

Finish

[@SanchiSharma-ys3mp]

does eoryeoun looking like do it on your own .. ha ha

[@gabneve1085]

I thought beautiful in Korean is 에보다 yepuda not sure if I spell it right

[@dibars171]

Yepuda is closer to the word pretty

[@claireaaron3466]

Gab Neve the word you spelled is “ehboda”. The correct spelling of pretty in Korean is 예쁘다.

[@gabneve1085]

@@claireaaron3466 thank you.

[@kiwibean6]

Pls help me what is aein ?? How is it used..... I have seen it in some. Places used as of then lover then girlfriend then boyfriend.......... What actually is it

[@welcometojerry]

애인 is lover (boyfriend or girlfriend)

[@kiwibean6]

애인 is lover (boy friends or girlfriend) then what is 남자친구 and 여자친구???? And also is 애인 a.expeession which can be used for anyone who love a particular person??? Thanks ♥

[@hxney-tae4459]

If I'm correct, 애인 is lover, but used like the word couple if that makes sense?? Then 남자친구/여자친구 is actually bf/gf. I'm not sure 100% though so I might be wrong-

[@nashpotatoes4068]

Aren’t some words repeated?

[@Crisprian]

차갑다 and 춥다 is different?

[@user-zd3pb4ex4v]

8D Surround Sound 춥다 is more about temperature. “It’s cold (air)” 아 추워! 차갑다 can be about personality 그 남자 너무 차가워! That man is really cold. like his personality is cold not him himself.

[@annapurnapaul2478]

This video is going like A=angry(화난) B=bad(나쁜)... till end 👆😄😄👏👏

[@aishahetalani79]

What does 은 mean?

[@imlina4136]

aisha hetalani 은/는 are objects markers

[@muzicnyb2911]

@@imlina4136 (은 / 는 ) Topic Markers/Particles (을 / 를) Object Marker Topic Markers : (은 / 는 ) Example: 나는 필리핀에서 왔어요 - I'm came from the Philippines/I'm from the Philippines Topic Marker- is from the word "topic" which indicates the topic of the sentence "나는" 나 =me/na , and 는 is a particle that added to make the word formal/ 은 - is for the word that ends with a vowel ,는- is for the word that ends with a consonant -Topic Markers are used in the first word of the sentence. Object Markers/Particles (을 / 를) Example: 나는 사과를 먹어요.- I eat apple. Object Markers are used when the word is used by the "Topic" in the sentence (I know it's not really understandable the explanation but I make a concept) example : My mother eats apple - The apple is the object here in the sentence so you put 을 or 를 (The Topic/Mother just used the apple) 을 - this particles is use when the word ends with a consonant 를- this particle is use when the word ends with a vowel I know it's hard to comprehend this explanation, especially when you can't able to read hangul. I'm not a korean but I'm studying korean language by my own like it's very hard because I'm just self studying ..... Though there are many particles like I didn't memorize that all.. I know you can understand it 화이팅!!!!!

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[@aishwaryapathak8898]

What do we call adjectives in Korean language 👀

[@_rwllbrs]

I think it's 형용사 = hyeongyongsa

[@SincerelyAlecto]

@@_rwllbrs Yes it is, when you translate it, it means "descriptive verbs" aka adjectives

[@andeuifouiler6862]

Shouldn’t bright be 발근 not 밝은 but I’m no expert.

[@nalaa9618]

밝은 is correct