🕒 Daily Routines in Korean: Speak Like a Native!

What do you do every day? ☀️ In this lesson, we’ll explore common daily routine expressions in Korean. You'll learn basic verbs and sentence patterns to talk about your mornings, evenings, and everything in between!

📌 Must-Know Daily Routine Verbs

Here are some essential Korean verbs used to describe your daily life:

한국어	Romanization	English
일어나다	ireonada	to wake up
씻다	ssitda	to wash
먹다	meokda	to eat
출근하다	chulgeunhada	to go to work
공부하다	gongbuhada	to study
운동하다	undonghada	to exercise
자다	jada	to sleep

📝 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.

💡 Did You Know?

In Korea, many office workers and students wake up early—often around 6 a.m.! It’s common to have breakfast at home or grab something at a convenience store. Also, late-night study (야근, 야자) is very common among students preparing for exams.

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💌 Final Thoughts:
The best way to improve your Korean is to describe your real life. Start with your daily routine, and you'll be surprised how much you already know! 😊