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🟢 Top 20 Everyday Adjectives | Beginner Level (TOPIK 1–2) Do you want to describe things in Korean but only know a few words like ‘big’ or ‘small’? Adjectives are essential for describing people, places, and feelings in everyday life. In this lesson, you’ll learn 20 basic Korean adjectives with meanings and example sentences, perfect for beginners preparing for TOPIK 1–2 or daily conversations. 📚 Table of Contents Top 20 Adjectives with Meanings Example Sentences Practice Dialogue Did You Know? Final Thoughts 💡 Top 20 Adjectives with Meanings 1. 크다 (keu-da) – Big 2. 작다 (jak-da) – Small 3. 길다 (gil-da) – Long 4. 짧다 (jjalb-da) – Short 5. 빠르다 (ppa-reu-da) – Fast 6. 느리다 (neu-ri-da) – Slow 7. 많다 (man-ta) – Many / A lot 8. 적다 (jeok-da) – Few / Little 9. 좋다 (joh-da) – Good 10. 나쁘다 (na-ppeu-da) – Bad 11. 새롭다 (sae-rop-da) – New 12. 오래되다 (o-rae-dwe-da) ...

Want to say someone is kind? Or that food is delicious? Or you're tired after a long day? Then you need adjectives — the words that bring color to your Korean sentences! 🌈🇰🇷 In this post, you’ll learn the most common and useful Korean adjectives (형용사), how to use them naturally, and start making your Korean sound more expressive. 🗣️✨ 🧠 What Are Adjectives in Korean? Korean adjectives act like verbs! That means they conjugate and go at the end of a sentence just like verbs do. ✅ Basic pattern: [Subject] + [adjective]요. Example: 날씨가 좋아요. → The weather is good. 음식이 맛있어요. → The food is delicious. 📚 20 Useful Korean Adjectives Korean Romanization Meaning Example Sentence 좋다 jota to be good 오늘 기분이 좋아요. (I feel good today.) 나쁘다 nappeuda to be bad 날씨가 나빠요. (The weather is bad.) 많다 manta to be many/much 사람이 많아요. (There are many people.) 적다 jeokda to be few/little 시간이 적어요. (There’s little time.) 크다 keuda to be big 집이 커요. (The house is big.) 작다 jakda to be small 방...