Bathroom Vocabulary

Bathroom Vocabulary list from Learning Korean is easy

핀셋	Tweezers (Pronounced as: 핀섿)
욕조	Bathtub (Pronounced as: 욕쪼)
수건걸이	Towel rack (Pronounced as: 수건거리)
수건	Towel
치약	Toothpaste
칫솔	Toothpaste (Pronounced as: 칟쏠)
변좌	Toilet seat
화장지	Toilet paper
변기	Toilet
비누	Soap
세면대	Sink, basin
샤워 커튼	Shower curtain
샤워실, 샤워기	Shower
면도용 크림	Shaving cream
전기면도기	(electric) Shaver
샴푸	Shampoo
면도날	Razor blade
파우더	Powder
플런저	Plunger
향수	Perfume
손톱줄	Nail file (Pronounced as: 손톱쭐)
손톱깎이	Nail clippers (Pronounced as: 손톱까끼)
구강 청결제	Mouthwash
거울	Mirror
화장	Make-up
로션	Lotion
헤어 드라이어	Hair-dryer
솔빗	Hair brush (Pronounced as: 솔빋)
치실	Floss
컨디셔너	Conditioner
빗	Comb (Pronounced as: 빋)
목욕 수건	Bath towel (Pronounced as: 모굑 수건)
화장복	Bathrobe

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주방 / 조리 Kitchen / Cooking Vocabulary

A vocabulary list for the kitchen / cooking from learning korean is easy

끓다	To boil
병	Jar, bottle | It has other meanings too
굽다	To grill meat, to roast, or to bake bread
컵	Cup
요리	Cookery, cooking
도마	Cutting board
물병	Jug
밀대	Rolling pin
체	Sieve | Has other meanings
후라이팬	Frying pan
쟁반	Tray
컵받침	Coaster
받침 접시	Saucer
찻숟가락	Teaspoon
찻주전자	Teapot
접시	Plate
그릇	Bowl
젓가락	Chopsticks
숟가락	Spoon
포크	Fork
칼	Knife
솥	Kettle
소스	Dressing, sauce
참기름	Sesame oil
양념	Seasoning, condiments, and spices
소금	Salt
부엌	Kitchen

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Business Korean: Greetings 1

1. Going to work

A: 안녕하세요?
B: 네, 좋은 아침입니다.

A: How are you? 
B: Yes, good morning.

Monday Morning is great because you can ask about the persons weekend, the simplest way is...

A: 안녕하세요?
B: 네, 안녕하십니까? 주말 잘 보내셨어요?

A: How are you? 
B: Yes, How are you? Have a good weekend, did you?

Why this blog...

I have started this Blog because I am a lazy learner.  I hope that this will give me some motivation to study and practise Korean and enable me to gauge my snail like progress...
You can find out more about me on my other blog....  Seoul Ambition
I learnt to read Korean during a 3 month stay in Korea 2001, but since then I did not formally study korean just picked up the odd words from my wife and Korean friends and more recently my kids.
So, you may ask am I learning Korean from my wife... no! I tried, once... but as I am a lazy learner and things dont stick in my mind I was beyond my wifes level of patience.
I am currently learning Korean at Sogang level 1B once a week through my church in Miguem, Bundang, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea. So basically on my own... but I have the wonderful resource of the world around me, just south of the bustling city of Seoul. I just need to take advantage of it.
I am not a complete beginner. I can read and speak basic sentences but lack confidence. My listening is slightly better depending on the situation.

UPDATE: Because of the reasons stated above I pretty much stopped studying Korean and stopped attending my weekly lessons, although I still picked up a few new expressions and went through phases of using gamified learning tools such as quizlet and memrise. Then I found myself being busy and getting a new Job with a Korean company, although my job revolves around my ability to speak English, with colleagues (most of) who speak English I have a new motivation to learn.  New motivation means new need for accountability and this is, as it has always been, the purpose of this blog.  But the thing that reminded me about the purpose of this blog which I stopped updating was the discovery of this wonderful blog by a dedicated language learner>>> http://koreanstudentblog.wordpress.com/
The statement below still stands, even the time scale has decreased
I hope to be speaking Korean well by 2014.
Thanks for visiting