Leon Kuperman’s Korean—English Dictionary

ㅅ/ㅆ

사-: buy
사-ㄹ-: live
사과: apple
사람: people (counter)
사람: person
사랑(을): 하- love
사립: private(-ly established)
사깁대학교: a private university
사모님: 1. your wife; somebody else’s wife (elegant/honorific); 2. Madam, Mrs; one’s teacher’s wife (you can use it separately when speaking to/about your teacher’s wife)
사무실: office
사실: fact; in fact
사실은: in fact
사업: business
사위: son-in-law
사이: between
사이다: a Korean soft drink like Seven-up^TM
사장: company president
사촌: cousin
사촌누나: cousin (boy’s older female cousin)
사촌동생: cousin (boy or girl’s younger cousin ) (either gender)
사촌언니: cousin (girl’s older female cousin)
사촌형: cousin (boy’s older male cousin)
산: mountain
산보(를): 하- stroll, take a walk
살: 1. years of age (counter); 2. flesh
삼촌: uncle (on father’s side)
삼학년(생): third-year student
상: table
상류: upper reaches of a river
상자: box, case, chest (counter)
새: new
새벽: dawn
새우: shrimp
새우깡: shrimp chips
샌드위치: sandwich
생맥주: draft beer
생신: birthday (honorific)
생일: birthday
생기-: turn out a certain way
생크림: fresh cream
샤쓰: shirt, dress-shirt
서-: stand
서: from (colloquial, means from the something which is the place)
서강대: Sogang University
서울대: Seoul National University
서점: bookstore
선교사: missionary
선물: present, gift
선생: teacher
선생님: teacher (honorific); Mr, Mister
설겆이: dirty dishes
설겆이(를): 하- wash the dishes
설사: diarrhea
설탕: sugar
설화: tale, legend
성: surname
성씨: (your or his) esteemed surname
성함: surname (honorific)
성냥: match(es)
성당: church (Catholic)
세탁: laundry
세탁(을): 하- do laundry, launder
세탁소: laundromat, cleaners
스웨타: sweater, jumper
소개(를): 하- introduce
소개(를): 받- be/get introduced
소주: Korean rice vodka, soju
속: inside
손: hand
손가락: finger
손녀(딸): granddaughter
손님: guest; customer
손자: grandson
손주(아이): grandchild(ren)
쇼핑: shopping
숟가락: spoon
수건: towel
수고: hard work
수고하세요: goog-bye! (to someone working) (Explanation: 수고 hard work, i.e., keep up the good work)
수고하셨어요: thank you for helping me; well done! (Explanation: 수고 hard work, i.e., well done)
수고하십니다: hello! (to someone working) Explanation: 수고 hard work, i.e., you’re doing a great job)
수업: class, lesson
수영(을): 하- swim
수영장: swimming pool
수요일: Wednesday
수입품: imported goods
슈퍼마켓: supermarket
숙제: homework, assignment
술: any alcoholic drink
술집: bar, tavern, drinking establishment
쉬-: rest
쉬w-: be easy
쉽게: easily
쉽시다: let’s rest
스카프: scarf
스케이트: skate(s)
스키: ski(s)
스키(를): 타- ski
스포츠: sports
시: 1 o’clock (counter) 2 poem
시간: hours (counter); time — 시간이 다 됐습니다 it’s time (to begin or stop) (Explanation: 시간 time; 시간이 time (as subject); 다 all, completely; 됐습니다 it has become
시계: watch
시골: countryside, the country
신라: Silla (ancient Korean state)
시내: downtown, city center
심리: psychology
시댁: esteemed house/home of the parents-in-law (for females)
시부모: parents-in-law (for females)
시아버님: father-in-law (woman’s) (honorific)
시아버지: father-in-law (woman’s)
시어머니: mother-in-law (woman’s)
시어머님: mother-in-law (woman’s) (honorific)
시작(을): 하- begin
시장: market
시청: city hall
시키-: order
시험: examination
식구: family members
식당: dining room, restaurant, cafeteria, refectory
식탁: dining table, kitchen table
신-: wear (footwear)
신문: newspaper
신용카드: credit card
신발: shoes, footwear in general
실레: discourtesy
실례: discourtesy
실례하겠습니다: excuse me (for what I’m about to do). (Literally: I am about to commit a discourtesy)
실례합니다: excuse me (for what I am doing). (Literally: I am commiting a discourtesy)
실례했습니다: excuse me (for what I did). (literally: I have committed a discourtesy)
실망: disappointment
실은: in fact
싫-: be disliked, distasteful
싫어하-: dislike it
심심하-: be bored
싶-: want to
싸-: cheap, inexpensive
쌀: hulled rice
쏟아지-: pours (rain)
쓰-: wear (glasses)
쓰-: wear (a hat)
쓰-: use it
쓰-: write
-씨: 1. polite title for name; 2. seed

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