Do you speak English? = Yeong ho haseyo?

i’m wondering = Hoksi

Do you have = it Soyo

Do you have tissue? = Hwa Jang ji it soyo

Do you have water? = Mool it soyo

Right = u leun jok

Left = wen jok

pls give me = Juseyo

pls give me tissue = Hwa Jang ji Juseyo

it’s delicious (food) = Mal shit soyo

Please help me = Dowa Juseyo

Where am I? = Yo go oh di aeyo?

I love you = Saranghae or Saranghaeyo

Shut up = Dak cho!

Time = Shigan

Do you have time? = Shigan it soyo

where should I catch a taxi? = Taek shi o di so ta yo

There = Jo gi

Here = Yo gi

Please hurry up = So dul lo juseyo

How much is it = Yo guem ol ma yeyo

-고 싶다 [-go sip-da] (would like... i want...)

Used to indicate the desire of the subject and is used with action verbs and 있다. This pattern -고 싶다 is used with the first person statements and second person questions. -고 싶다 is always attached directly to the end of verb stems.

Note that tense and negation are expressed in the verb 싶다:

example sentence:
피자를 먹고 싶어요.
[pija-leul meog-go sip-eo-yo]
(I) wanted to eat Pizza.

Other Example :
1) 사과를 사고 싶어요.
[sagwa-leul sago sip-eo-yo]
(I) would like to buy an Apple.

2) 저는 한국어를 배우고 싶어요.
[jeo-neun hangug-eo-leul bae-u-go sipeo-yo]
(I) want to study Korean.

3) 어디에 가고 싶으세요 ?
[eodi-e gago sip-eu-se-yo ?]
Where would (you) like to go ?

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lion 사자 - sa ja

lions 사자(들) - sa ja deur

monkey 원숭이 - won sung i

monkeys 원숭이(들) - won sung i deur

mouse 쥐 - jwi

mice 쥐(들) - jwi deur

rabbit 토끼 - to kki

rabbits 토끼(들) - to kki deur

snake 뱀 - baem

snakes 뱀(들) - baem deur