Favorite Korean words/expressions?

Mine are -

Ottoke

Why? Why?

Geseki

Aigoo

Unnie

chincha?

Anio

Umu

mine are:

• annyeong!
• wae
• bho?
• bichhaso!!
• gwenchana~
• aiishhh!
• sekiya
• dapunsarami
• ahh kiyawo!
• sibal
• ajumma/ajhushi
• yahh! 
• palli 
• daga
• koejo
• khamsamnita
• aww ghumawooo
• sarange
• NAME- shi( when i took name of my kdrama lover friends hehhe)
• omo jincha
• jongmal 
• wea gurae!!
• jhebal
• uo! 
• bihane
• chuha!!
• kaja heabuja( i was so obessed with this phrase when i heard it in waikiki lol)
• kheewww( the sound when they drink soju)
• ani
• aniyaa aniyaa cholte aaniya
• uljima
• ghajima

the romanization is wrong i hope you got what i want to say lol

I really love the way Koreans speak. Their intonations make their language sound so cute to me. That is the biggest reason why I wanted to learn Korean. Also because one day I want to be able to watch a kdrama or a korean variety show or an interview without subtitles.

Some of my favourite words right now are:

• Kapchagi - suddenly/all of a sudden/also used when someone appears suddenly and they get scared
• Palli - Quick/Hurry
• Chon Choni - Slowly/Slow down
• Ottokae - How/What should I do?
• Saranghae - I love you
• Shiro - Hate or I hate it or a way of saying no
• Ttorai - Psycho
•  Yeppuda - Pretty
• Nunmul or Nunmuri - Tears but it's literal translation is "eye water" which is so cute
• Haengbukhae - I'm happy
• Oppa - Older brother (by sister)/older male love interest (of a female)
• Noona - Older sister (by brother)/older female love interest (of a male)
• Kharabo - go out/leave
• Tusso - Forget it
• Daebak - Awesome
• Odiya - where are you?

Some of the words I've learnt fairly recently and some I knew from a while now but they are still my favourites. I have kept a note in my phone of all the words I hear and learn through kdramas. It's around 200 words now.

jin cha! (Really)

Gwenchana

 

Bichhaso!

Some favorite Korean words and expressions I can think of include "annyeonghaseyo"  for "hello or goodbye," "saranghaeyo"  for "I love you," and "bogoshipo" for "I miss you". Other expressions are "gamsahamnida" for "thank you," "joesonghamnida" for "I'm sorry," and "jal meokgesseumnida" for "I will eat well", "cheonmaneyo"  means "you're welcome", "mollayo"  means "I don't know", "juseyo" means "please", "Ne"  means "yes" & "aniyo"  means "no".