영어 스몰토크와 사교 표현 — 뜻 정리
인사, 안부, 작별, 예의를 위한 곧바로 쓰는 표현 — 일상 대화의 사회적 윤활유
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인사와 말 걸기 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| how's it going | B1 | 어떻게 지내요 | an informal way to ask how someone is |
| how have you been | B1 | 그동안 어떻게 지냈어요 | asks how someone has been since you last met |
| long time no see | B1 | 오랜만이에요 | said when you meet someone you haven't seen for a while |
| what's up | A2 | 잘 지내 | an informal greeting asking what is happening or how someone is |
| good to see you | A2 | 반가워요 | a warm greeting when you meet someone |
| how are you doing | A2 | 어떻게 지내세요 | a friendly way to ask how someone is |
| what brings you here | B1 | 여긴 어쩐 일이에요 | asks the reason someone has come to a place |
| fancy seeing you here | B2 | 여기서 다 만나네요 | said when you unexpectedly meet someone you know |
| how's everything | B1 | 다 잘 돼가요 | a general way to ask how someone's life is going |
| nice to finally meet you | B1 | 드디어 만나서 반가워요 | said when meeting in person someone you've known of for a while |
| how's life | B1 | 사는 건 어때요 | an informal way to ask how things are going for someone |
| you made it | A2 | 왔네요, 결국 왔군요 | said happily when someone has managed to arrive |
| look who's here | B1 | 이게 누구야 | said with pleasant surprise when someone you know appears |
| how's the family | A2 | 가족들은 잘 지내요 | a polite way to ask about someone's family |
| what have you been up to | B1 | 요즘 뭐 하고 지냈어요 | asks what someone has been doing recently |
| it's been a while | B1 | 꽤 됐네요 | said when you haven't seen or spoken to someone for some time |
안부 묻기 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| what's new | A2 | 뭐 새로운 거 있어요 | asks if anything interesting has happened recently |
| anything new | A2 | 새로운 소식 있어요 | a short way to ask if there is any news |
| how did it go | B1 | 어떻게 됐어요 | asks about the result of a recent event |
| how was your weekend | A2 | 주말 어땠어요 | a friendly question about someone's weekend |
| how are things | A2 | 요즘 어때요 | a general question about someone's life or situation |
| keeping busy | B1 | 바쁘게 지내요 | a reply meaning you have a lot to do |
| same old, same old | B1 | 늘 똑같죠 | a reply meaning nothing has changed; the usual routine |
| can't complain | B1 | 그럭저럭 괜찮아요 | a reply meaning things are reasonably good |
| mustn't grumble | C1 | 불평하면 안 되죠 | a modest reply meaning things are okay, with no real reason to complain |
| getting by | B1 | 그럭저럭 지내요 | a reply meaning you are managing, but not more than that |
| keeping out of trouble | B2 | 별 탈 없이 지내요 | a casual reply meaning nothing bad is happening in your life |
| up to much | B2 | 뭐 특별한 일 있어요 | asks if someone has any plans or is doing anything special |
| how's work | A2 | 일은 잘 돼요 | a friendly question about someone's job |
| so far so good | B1 | 지금까진 괜찮아요 | a reply meaning things are going well up to now |
| you know how it is | B1 | 어떤지 알잖아요 | said to suggest the other person understands your situation |
| not much | A2 | 별일 없어요 | a reply meaning nothing special is happening |
작별 인사 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| I'd better get going | B1 | 이만 가봐야겠어요 | a polite way to say you need to leave |
| I should get going | B1 | 이제 가봐야 해요 | a polite way to announce you are about to leave |
| it was nice catching up | B1 | 얘기 나눠서 좋았어요 | said when leaving after a pleasant chat with someone |
| I'll let you go | B2 | 더 안 붙잡을게요 | a polite way to end a conversation, freeing the other person |
| catch you later | B1 | 나중에 봐요 | an informal way to say goodbye, meaning see you soon |
| take care | A2 | 잘 지내요 | a friendly goodbye wishing someone well |
| see you around | A2 | 또 봐요 | an informal goodbye meaning you'll meet again sometime |
| talk to you later | A2 | 나중에 얘기해요 | an informal goodbye meaning you'll speak again soon |
| we should catch up sometime | B1 | 언제 한번 봐요 | a friendly suggestion to meet again in the future |
| let's keep in touch | B1 | 연락하고 지내요 | said when parting, asking to stay in contact |
| it was good seeing you | A2 | 만나서 좋았어요 | a warm thing to say when leaving someone |
| have a good one | B1 | 좋은 하루 보내요 | an informal goodbye wishing someone a good day |
| until next time | B1 | 다음에 또 봐요 | a goodbye meaning see you on the next occasion |
| don't be a stranger | B2 | 연락 끊지 말고 지내요 | a friendly request to stay in touch and visit again |
| get home safe | B1 | 조심히 들어가요 | a caring goodbye wishing someone a safe trip home |
| say hi to ... for me | B1 | ...에게 안부 전해줘요 | asks someone to pass your greeting to another person |
예의와 공손함 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| after you | B1 | 먼저 가세요 | a polite way to let someone go first |
| happy to help | B1 | 도와드릴 수 있어 기뻐요 | a friendly reply meaning you were glad to assist |
| any time | B1 | 언제든지요 | a friendly reply to thanks, meaning you're always willing to help |
| think nothing of it | B2 | 별말씀을요 | a polite reply to thanks, meaning it was no trouble |
| no rush | B1 | 급하지 않아요 | tells someone there is no need to hurry |
| whenever you're ready | B1 | 준비되면 언제든지요 | tells someone to take as much time as they need |
| it's no trouble | B1 | 전혀 번거롭지 않아요 | a polite reply meaning something is not inconvenient for you |
| don't worry about it | A2 | 신경 쓰지 마세요 | tells someone not to feel bad about something |
| if it's not too much trouble | B2 | 괜찮으시다면 | a polite way to make a request |
| could you possibly | B1 | 혹시 해주실 수 있나요 | a very polite way to ask someone to do something |
| that's very kind of you | B1 | 정말 친절하시네요 | a polite way to thank someone for a kind act |
| it's the least I could do | B2 | 이 정도는 당연히 해야죠 | a modest reply when someone thanks you for help |
| pardon me | A2 | 실례합니다 | a polite way to say sorry or to get attention |
| excuse me for a second | A2 | 잠깐 실례할게요 | a polite way to say you will leave for a short time |
| sorry to bother you | B1 | 귀찮게 해서 죄송해요 | a polite phrase before interrupting or asking for help |
| thanks a million | B1 | 정말 너무 고마워요 | an informal way to say thank you very much |
대화 이어가기 · 16
| 단어 | 레벨 | 번역 | 정의 |
|---|---|---|---|
| how about you | A2 | 그쪽은요 | turns a question back to the other person |
| what about yourself | A2 | 그쪽은 어떻게 지내요 | asks the same question back to the other person |
| you don't say | B2 | 설마요 | shows mild surprise or interest in what was said |
| is that so | B1 | 그래요 | shows interest or mild surprise at what someone said |
| good to know | B1 | 알아두면 좋겠네요 | a reply meaning the information is useful |
| I see what you mean | B1 | 무슨 말인지 알겠어요 | shows you understand someone's point |
| same here | A2 | 저도 그래요 | a reply meaning you feel or think the same |
| likewise | B2 | 저도요 | a reply meaning the same is true for you too |
| no kidding | B1 | 진짜요 | shows surprise, or agreement that something is obviously true |
| that's good to hear | A2 | 다행이네요 | a warm reply to good news |
| sounds good | A2 | 좋아요, 그렇게 해요 | a reply meaning you agree with a plan or idea |
| anyway | A2 | 어쨌든 | used to go back to what you were talking about, or to change it |
| by the way | A2 | 그런데 | used to add something new while you are talking |
| speaking of which | B2 | 말 나온 김에 | used to move to a topic connected with what was just said |
| now that you mention it | B2 | 그러고 보니 | said when someone's comment reminds you of something |
| enough about me | B1 | 내 얘긴 그만하고 | used to shift the conversation away from yourself |
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