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Korean Vocabulary (Body)

  Korean Vocabulary (Body) Learning vocabulary is important so that you can make your own sentences are have small talks. Here is the vocab where you will learn what the parts of the body are called in Korean. Memorizing them is the best way to become familiar with their sound and pronunciation. Body is 몸 (mom) in Korean. Body Parts in Korean Head 머리 (meori) Eyes 눈 (nun) Nose 코 (ko) Ear 귀 (gwi) Mouth 입 (ip) Lips 입술 (ibsul) Teeth 이 (i) Face 얼굴 (eolgul/eolgur) Hair 머리카락 (meorigarak) Neck/Throat 목 (mok) Shoulders 어깨 (eokkae) Arm/Arms 팔 (pal) Hand/Hands 손 (son) Finger/Fingers 손가락 (songarak) Wrist 손목 (sonmok) Elbows 팔꿈치 (palkkumchi) Back 등 (deung) Stomach 배 (bae) Waist 허리 (heori) Legs 다리 (dari) Knee 무릎 (mureup) Foot 발 (bal) Ankle 발목 (balmok) Toe/Toes 발가락 (balgarak) Bone 뼈 (ppyeo) Blood 피 (pi)

Korean Vocaulary (Family)

  Korean Vocabulary (Family) Learning vocabulary is important so that you can make your own sentences are have small talks. Here is the vocab where you will learn what the members of the family are called in Korean. Memorizing them is the best way to become familiar with their sound and pronunciation. Family is 가족 (gajok) in Korean. Family in Korean Father 아버지 (abeoji) Dad 아빠 (appa) Mother 어머니 (eomeoni)   Mom 엄마 (eomma)   Grandfather 할아버지 (harabeoji)   Grandmother 할머니 (halmeoni)   Uncle 삼촌 (samchon) Aunt 이모 (imo) If you are a boy:         Elder Brother 형 (hyeong)           Elder Sister 누나 (nuna)   If you are a girl:         Elder Brother 오빠 (oppa)           Elder Sister 언니 (eonni)   Parents 부모 / 부모님 (bumo/bumonim) Younger Sibling 동생 (dongsaeng) Younger Brother  남동생 (namdongsaeng) Younger Sister 여동생 (yeodongsaeng)