Annyeonghaseyo - 안녕하세요 (Hello)

Jebal - 제발 (Please)
Mianhae - 미안해 (Sorry)
Saranghae - 사랑해 (I love you)
Waeyo - 왜요 (Why)
Eonnie - 언니에 (Ate [when you're a girl])
Saeng - 생 (Nakababata)
Hyung - 형 (Kuya [when you're a boy])
Eotteoke - 어떻게 (What should I do/What to do)
Jinjja - 진짜 (Really)
Kamsahamnida - 감사합니다 (Thank You)
Kyeopta - 귀엽다 (Cute)
Arasseo - 알았어 (Okay/Got it)
Chingu - 친구 (Friend)
Aigoo - 아이구 (Reaction kapag nakucutean ka or may pinapagsabihan ka nang
mahinahon)
Oppa - 오빠 (Kuya [when you're a girl])
Ahjusshi - 아저시 (Matandang Lalaki. Katulong sa bahay. Ex: Driver)
Daebak - 대박 (Awesome)
Yagsok - 약속 (Promise)
Ne - 네 (Yes)
Abeoji - 아버지 (Father)
Nugu - 누구 (Who)
Eodiseo - 어디서 (Where)
Hajima - 하지마 (Stop)
Jowahaeyo - 좋아해요 (Like)
Ani - 아니 (No)
Geuttae - 그때 (Then)
Donguihaeyo - 동의해요 (I agree)
Majayo - 맞아요 (Exactly)
Ppali - 빠리 (Faster)
What - 뭐 (Mwo)
When - 언제 (Eonje)

Nouns:
이유 = i-yu (reason/dahilan)
방법 = bang-beop (a way to do something)
예술 = ye-sul (art/sining)
예술가 = ye-sul-ga (artist)
내용 = nae-yong (contents/mga nilalaman)
종업원 = jong-eob-won (employee/
empleyado)
기술 = gi-sul (technology/teknolohiya)
공책 = go-chaeng (notebook)
달력 = dal-lyeok (calendar/kalendaryo)
주스 = ju-seu (juice)
우체국 = u-che-guk (post office)
대사관 = dae-sa-gwan (embassy)
정류장 = jeong-ryu-jang (bus stop)
휴지 = hyu-ji (toilet paper)
햄버거 = haem-beo-geo (hamburger)
비누 = bi-nu (soap/sabon)
숟가락 = sut-ga-rak (spoon/kutsara)
간호사 = gin-ho-sa (nurse/nars)
약국 = yak-guk (pharmacy/botikera)
사회 = sa-hoe (community/komyunidad)
충격 = jung-gyeok (shock/impact)
법 = beop (law)
화재 = hwa-jae (fire/apoy)
시민 = shi-min (citizen/mamamayan)
땀 = ttam (sweat/tamis)
보험 = bo-heom (insurance)
차이(점) = jai (jeom) differences(between two things)
손님 = son-nim (bisita/visitor)
승객 = seung-gaeng (passenger/pasahero)
대통령 = dae-tong-ryeok (president/pangulo)
회원 = hoe-won (member/miyembro)
Verbs:
담다 = dam-da (ilagay ang isang bagay sa isang lalagyan)
서명하다 = seo-myeong-ha-da (sign/pumirma)
그리다 = geu-ri-da (draw/gumuhit)
밝히다 = bak-hi-da (to light/isiwalat)
춤추다 = chum-chu-da (dance/sumayaw)
발음하다 = bar-eum-ha-da (bumigkas/
pronounce)
포기하다 = po-gi-ha-da (give up/sumuko)
지나다 = ji-na-da (pass/lumagpas)
실패하다 = shil-pae-ha-da (fail/sumawi)
근무하다 = geun-mu-ha-da (working at/
nagtratrabaho sa)
강요하다 = ga-yo-ha-da (pumwersa ng isang tao para gawin ang isang bagay)
멈추다 = meom-chu-da (to stop/tumigil)
Passive verbs:
담기다 = dam-gi-da (to be put on/naisuot/
nailagay)
Adjectives:
외롭다 = oe-rop-da (lonely/mapagisa)
소중하다 = so-jung-ha-da (significant/kanais-nais)
얇다 = yap-da (thin/payat)
배고프다 = bae-go-peu-da (hungry/gutom)
Adverbs and Other words:
영원히 = yeong-won-hi (forever/walang hanggan)
오렌지 = orange (fruit – not color/dalandang hinog

If you are confused as to how stacking of Hangul Letters are done, I have made an
illustration for you to understand it easily.
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| C | ~ Consonant
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| V | ~ Vowel
•••••
| C | ~ Consonant
•••••
•This shows a consonant with a horizontal vowel with a fibal consonant.
For example: 묵 mok
ㅁ as the first consonant
ㅜ as the horizontal consonant
ㄱ as the final consonant
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| C | V | ~ C t vertical V
•••••••••
| C | ~ Consonant
•••••••••
•This shows the first consonant and a vertical vowel and final consonant.
For Example:
감 gam
ㄱ G first consonant
ㅏ A vertical vowel
ㅁ M final consonant
받침 are single final consonants
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| C | V | ~ C t vertical V
•••••••••
| C | C | ~ 2 Consonants
•••••••••
•This shows the first consonant with a vertical vowel and double final consonant.
For example:
닭 Dalk
ㄷ d as first consonant
ㅏ a as vertical vowel
ㄹㄱ L and K as the final consonant
...........
| C | ~ Consonant
•••••••••
| V | ~ Horizontal Vowel
•••••••••
| C | C | ~ 2 Consonants
•••••••••
•This shows the first consonant with a horizontal vowel and double final consonant.
For Example:
몮 Monh
ㅁ For m as first consonant
ㅗ For o for horizontal vowel
ㄴ For n and ㅎ for h as the double final consonants
겹바침 are double final consonants