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Korean Emotions and Personality Vocabulary

Vocabulary for describing emotions, moods, and personality traits in everyday Korean conversation. Front: the Korean word or phrase (romanization in parentheses). Back: English meaning.

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행복하다 (haengbok-hada)

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Happy; to be happy

슬프다 (seul-peuda)

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Sad; to be sad

화나다 (hwa-nada)

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Angry; to get angry

두렵다 (du-ryeop-da)

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Afraid; to be afraid

놀라다 (nol-la-da)

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Surprised; to be startled

좋다 (jo-ta)

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Good; to like

싫다 (sil-ta)

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Dislike; to hate

재미있다 (jae-mi-it-da)

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Fun; to be interesting or amusing

지루하다 (ji-ru-ha-da)

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Boring; to be tedious

신나다 (sin-na-da)

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Exciting; to be thrilled or pumped up

피곤하다 (pi-gon-ha-da)

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Tired; to be exhausted

졸리다 (jol-li-da)

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Sleepy; to feel drowsy

배고프다 (bae-go-peu-da)

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Hungry; to be hungry

배부르다 (bae-bu-reu-da)

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Full; to be satisfied with food

아프다 (a-peu-da)

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Sick; to hurt or be in pain

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