Time & Calendar 시간·달력
Days, months, morning, night — words for time.
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1 / 20 Time words are used in every conversation, from planning meetings to ordering food. This set covers twenty words for parts of the day, days of the week, simple dates and periods: morning, noon, evening, night, today, yesterday, tomorrow, weekdays, weekend, week, month, year and more. In Korean, words like 어제, 오늘 and 내일 never take the time particle 에, and days of the week end with 요일. Koreans also use two number systems, which you will see with hours and dates. Gaon, our grammar teacher, explains the patterns. Pictures use clocks, calendars and the sun and moon, with no people, so each word stays easy to see.
Practice with a calendar: point at a day and say 오늘, 어제 or 내일 plus the day of the week.
Word list
Tap a card to start the player from that word.
- 아침achim morning / breakfast
- 점심jeomsim lunch time / noon
- 저녁jeonyeok evening / dinner
- 밤bam night
- 오늘oneul today
- 어제eoje yesterday
- 내일naeil tomorrow
- 월요일woryoil Monday
- 금요일geumyoil Friday
- 일요일iryoil Sunday
- 주말jumal weekend
- 이번 주ibeon ju this week
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- 달력dallyeok calendar
- 시계sigye clock / watch
- 일주일iljuil one week
- 한 달han dal one month
- 올해olhae this year
- 내년naenyeon next year
- 새벽saebyeok dawn / early morning
- 오전ojeon a.m. / morning hours
Ready-to-use sentence
- 지금 몇 시예요?What time is it now?
- 오늘 무슨 요일이에요?What day is it today?
- 내일 시간 있어요?Do you have time tomorrow?
- 주말에 만나요.Let's meet on the weekend.
- 몇 시에 만날까요?What time shall we meet?
Frequently asked questions
Do I use a particle with 오늘?
No. Words like 오늘, 어제 and 내일 are used without 에.
How do I say the days of the week?
Add 요일 to 월, 화, 수, 목, 금, 토, 일: 월요일, 화요일, and so on.
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