Did you eat? THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN KOREA IS FOOD! MiYoung선생님 and Meg discuss a very Korean way to greet someone in Korea that is not just “hi, hello.” Learn different ways to say "did you eat” depending on your relationship. The most important question to ask a Korean person is if they ate! 인사하다 to greet

식사 meal

하다 to do (basic form)

하시다 to do (polite basic form)

하셨어요 to do ( polite past-tense conversational)

선생님 teacher

밥 meal/rice

먹다 to eat

기다리세요 please wait

반찬 side dishes

라면 ramen

한국 사람들 Korean People

선배 someone older than you (usually at work or school)

0:00 – intro

0:46 – 하셨어요

1:59 – 밥 먹었어? (casual)

2:22 – past tense

3:21 – if you haven’t eaten at Korean home

4:00 – casual (friends or younger)

4:56 discussing ㅆ pronunciation

5:25 – outro