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🕒 Daily Routines in Korean — Speak Naturally from Morning to Night

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Daily Routines in Korean — Speak Naturally from Morning to Night

What do you do every day? ☀️ Learn the core daily routine verbs, easy patterns, and a quick dialogue so you can talk about mornings, evenings—everything in between.
이 수업은 초보자가 하루 일과 표현을 자연스럽게 말할 수 있도록 동사와 예문을 정리했어요.

▸ Open Contents (Verbs • Sentences • Dialogue • Tips • Quiz • Keep learning)

📌 Must-Know Daily Routine Verbs

KoreanRomanizationEnglish
일어나다ireonadato wake up
씻다ssitdato wash
먹다meokdato eat
출근하다chulgeunhadato go to work
공부하다gongbuhadato study
운동하다undonghadato exercise
자다jadato sleep

Tip: Pair verbs with time words: 아침/점심/저녁/밤, ~시에 (at ~ o’clock).

📝 Sample Sentences

저는 아침 7시에 일어나요.
Jeoneun achim ilgop sie ireonayo.
I wake up at 7 a.m.

일어난 후에 샤워를 해요.
Ireonan hue syaworeul haeyo.
After I wake up, I take a shower.

아침을 먹고 회사에 가요.
Achimeul meokgo hoesae gayo.
I eat breakfast and go to work.

저녁에는 운동을 해요.
Jeonyeogeneun undongeul haeyo.
In the evening, I exercise.

11시에 자요.
Yeolhan sie jayo.
I go to bed at 11 o’clock.

🗣 Practice Dialogue

A: 몇 시에 일어나요?
Myeot sie ireonayo? — What time do you wake up?

B: 저는 보통 6시에 일어나요.
Jeoneun botong yeoseot sie ireonayo. — I usually wake up at 6.

A: 운동해요?
Undonghaeyo? — Do you exercise?

B: 네, 아침에 운동해요.
Ne, achime undonghaeyo. — Yes, I exercise in the morning.

Quick check: Change one line with -고 싶어요 (I want to…): 저녁에 책 읽고 싶어요.

👩‍🏫 Teacher’s Tips

Say one routine line out loud after brushing teeth. Tiny repetition builds fluency fast.

Tie verbs to a reward: After 운동하다, enjoy your favorite tea. Your brain loves quick wins.

Visualize a mini-scene: “At 7 a.m., I wake up, stretch, and study one verb.” You’re the hero of the routine.

Keep a post-it list of 5 verbs near your desk. If it’s easy to see, it’s easy to say.

📝 Quick Quiz

  1. Translate: “I eat breakfast and go to work.”
  2. Make one -고 싶어요 sentence about tonight.
Show sample answers

1) 아침을 먹고 회사에 가요.
2) 오늘 밤에 드라마 보고 싶어요.

📚 Keep learning

👋 Practice with me: turn your routine into real conversations. Trial on italki → teacher/7916559

We’ll script your morning & evening lines and record them together.

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