Say Hello in the Korean Language

Han-gul

Symbols for Han-gul, the Korean alphabet, in Han-gul

English:	Hello	My name is
Korean:	Annyong ha shimnikka	Che irumun (your name) imnida
Pronunciation:	An-YOH HASHim-ni-kah	Chay-rehMUN (name) imneeDAH
Korean Script:

Did You Know You Were Speaking Korean?

Words in English from the Korean language:

kimchee, kimchi

tae kwon do

Korean Alphabet

Learning Korean

Language Differences: English and Korean
Voyager Audio Greeting in Korean
Survival Hangul
Korean Language Study free site, but registration required
Korean Travel Phrases
Brief History of the Korean Language
Korean Language Profile
Korean in Korea instructional videos in Korean with translations
English-Korean Dictionary

Korean Culture

Who Can You Talk To?

There are around 67 million people who speak Korean in North and South Korea, Thailand, China, Japan, Russia, the United States of America and Singapore.

Now you can say hello to 67,000,000 people!*

*Source: Ethnologue: Korean (2005)

Say Hello to the World was created by Lorri Mon.

Updated on 10 Jun 2008

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