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🙋‍♀️ Introducing Yourself in Korean (with Examples)

Introducing myself in Korean — beginner practice

👋 Self-Introduction in Korean (Beginner · TOPIK 1–2)

When you meet someone in Korea — classmates, coworkers, or new friends — self-introductions happen fast and politely. Today you'll learn the exact phrases native speakers use, plus a simple script you can copy and practice.

🎯 Learning Goal

  • Say your name, nationality, and job in natural Korean.
  • Choose polite endings correctly (이에요/예요 vs 입니다).
  • Use a full self-introduction script confidently.

📑 Table of Contents

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  1. How to Say Your Name
  2. How to Say Where You're From
  3. How to Say Your Job
  4. Complete Self-Introduction Script
  5. Practice Time (Fill-In Template)
  6. Teacher’s Natural-Sound Tips
  7. Did You Know?
  8. Take a Lesson With Me

📝 How to Say Your Name

KoreanRomanizationMeaning
제 이름은 ___입니다.je ireumeun ___ imnidaMy name is ___ (formal)
저는 ___이에요/예요.jeoneun ___ ieyo/yeyoI’m ___ (polite)

이에요 ➜ after a consonant (마이클이에요)
예요 ➜ after a vowel (에이미예요)

🌍 How to Say Where You're From

KoreanRomanizationMeaning
저는 미국에서 왔어요.jeoneun migukeseo wasseoyoI’m from the U.S.
저는 영국 사람이에요.jeoneun yeongguk saramieyoI’m British.
저는 캐나다에서 왔어요.jeoneun kaenadaeseo wasseoyoI’m from Canada.

💼 How to Say Your Job

KoreanRomanizationMeaning
저는 학생이에요.jeoneun haksaeng-ieyoI’m a student.
저는 선생님이에요.jeoneun seonsaengnim-ieyoI’m a teacher.
저는 회사원이에요.jeoneun hoesawon-ieyoI’m an office worker.

💬 Complete Self-Introduction Script

안녕하세요.
제 이름은 에이미입니다.
저는 호주에서 왔어요.
저는 학생이에요.
만나서 반갑습니다!

Annyeonghaseyo. Je ireumeun Amy imnida. Jeoneun hojueseo wasseoyo. Jeoneun haksaeng-ieyo. Mannaseo bangapseumnida!

🗣 Practice Time — Your Turn

Copy and complete:

안녕하세요. 제 이름은 ___입니다. 저는 ___에서 왔어요. 저는 ___이에요/예요. 만나서 반갑습니다.

👩‍🏫 Teacher’s Natural-Sound Tips

  • Don’t speak too fast — Korean rhythm is slower than English.
  • Pause slightly after your name (제 이름은 ___입니다. → pause → 다음 문장).
  • Smile — manners matter more than perfect grammar in Korean culture.

💡 Did You Know?

In Korea, self-introductions are not only about name and country — they also express humility and respect. For this reason, beginners often sound more natural when using formal endings (입니다 / 왔어요 / 반갑습니다).

🚀 Take a Role-Play Lesson With Me

If you'd like live speaking practice, we can build your self-introduction together and simulate real first-meeting conversations.

📌 Book a class on italki

💬 Leave a comment if you'd like me to correct your self-introduction — I reply to every learner!

Tags: Korean for beginners, learn Korean, TOPIK 1, Korean grammar, self-introduction Korean, 한국어 자기소개, 초급 한국어, introducción coreano, aprender coreano

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