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10 essential Korean phrases for describing your daily routine

Master Korean vocabulary for your day, from waking up to winding down. Perfect for beginners!

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Talking about your daily routine is a fantastic way to practice speaking Korean and share a bit about yourself. These phrases will help you describe what you do every day, from morning rituals to evening activities. Whether you're introducing yourself to new friends, filling out a language exchange profile, or just practicing your speaking skills, having a set of go-to phrases for your daily life is incredibly useful. Let's get started!

What this lesson covers

Core Korean words for everyday conversation.

English meanings, pronunciation hints, and tap-to-hear audio.

A quick flashcard flow and quiz to make the words stick.

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퇴근 후에 운동해요.

Full vocabulary list

Words 1–10
  • 저는 아침에 일찍 일어나요.
    chun-nun ah-chim-eh il-chik i-ruh-nah-yo
    I wake up early in the morning.
  • 아침 식사를 해요.
    ah-chim shik-sa-reul hae-yo
    I eat breakfast.
  • 저는 보통 9시에 일을 시작해요.
    chun-nun bo-thong ah-op-se-e il-eul shi-jak-hae-yo
    I usually start work at 9 AM.
  • 점심을 먹어요.
    jom-shim-eul mo-go-yo
    I eat lunch.
  • 퇴근 후에 운동해요.
    thwe-geun hu-e un-dong-hae-yo
    I exercise after work.
  • 저녁 식사를 준비해요.
    jo-nyok shik-sa-reul jun-bi-hae-yo
    I prepare dinner.
  • 친구를 만나요.
    chin-gu-reul man-na-yo
    I meet friends.
  • 집에 가서 쉬어요.
    jim-e ga-seo swi-eo-yo
    I go home and rest.
  • 책을 읽어요.
    chaek-eul il-go-yo
    I read a book.
  • 밤 11시에 자요.
    bam yeol-han-shi-e ja-yo
    I go to bed at 11 PM.

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