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*안주 < 按酒 > - appetizer or dish usually required when drinking at a 술집 or 호프 | *안주 < 按酒 > - appetizer or dish usually required when drinking at a 술집 or 호프 | ||
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General
- 식비 < 食費 > - food expenses
- 안주 < 按酒 > - appetizer or dish usually required when drinking at a 술집 or 호프
- 아깝다 - to be a waste (used when there is leftovers)
- 음료 < 飮料 > - a drink, a beverage
- 먹다 - to eat (can be used drinks like 소주 as well)
- 드시다 - to eat (honorific)
- 마시다 - to drink
- 씹다 - to chew
- 따르다 - to pour
- 따다 - to open (i.e. a bottle)
- 식사 - meal (polite form?)
- 배고파 - to be hungry
- 배 부르다 - to be full
- 목 마르다 - to be thirsty
- 아침 - breakfast
- 점심 - lunch
- 저녁 - dinner
Utensils and other items
- 숟가락 - Spoon
- 젓가락 - chopsticks
- 포크 - fork
- 공기 - bowl
- 컵 - cup
- 잔 - glass, cup
- 병 - bottle (used with native Korean numbers, i.e. 한병 is one bottle)
- 접시 - plate
Phrases
- 잘 먹겠습니다 - an expression to tell someone you will eat well (often said at the beginning of a meal)
- 잘 먹었습니다 - an expression of thank you used after eating to say you ate well.
- 진지 드세요 - Extremely polite way to tell someone to eat.
- 여기요 / 저기요 - Used to get the waiter/waitress/worker's attention.
Types of food
- 양식 < 洋食 > - Western food
Paying
- 개산(하다) < 槪算 > -
