Learn 500 Essential Korean Nouns by Theme – Part7. Time & Date (시간과 날짜)

 Part7. 시간과 날짜 (Time & Date)

Master 500 Basic Korean Nouns with English and Romanization

This resource introduces 500 essential Korean nouns, thoughtfully grouped into 10 everyday themes such as people, food, places, nature, and time. Each noun is shown in its original Korean form (Hangul), along with accurate Romanized spelling and its English meaning. For example: 학교 (hakgyo) means “school,” and (mul) means “water.”

Learning vocabulary by theme is one of the most effective ways to build your Korean language skills. Instead of memorizing random words, you’ll learn related nouns together — like (bap – rice), (guk – soup), and 과일 (gwail – fruit) under the “Food” category. This helps reinforce memory and makes vocabulary more useful in real-life conversations.

The Romanization system used follows the official Revised Romanization of Korean, making it easy to pronounce even if you’re still learning Hangul. It’s also helpful for typing or searching Korean words online.

Whether you’re studying on your own or with a teacher, this list is great for flashcards, writing, reading, or daily speaking practice. It’s designed for beginners and lower-intermediate learners who want to improve their everyday vocabulary and feel more confident using Korean in context.


  1. 시간 sigan – time
  2. si – hour
  3. bun – minute
  4. cho – second
  5. 시계 sigye – clock / watch
  6. 날짜 naljja – date
  7. nal – day
  8. 오늘 oneul – today
  9. 어제 eoje – yesterday
  10. 내일 naeil – tomorrow
  11. 모레 more – the day after tomorrow
  12. 그저께 geujeokke – the day before yesterday
  13. 아침 achim – morning
  14. 점심 jeomsim – noon / lunch
  15. 오후 ohu – afternoon
  16. 저녁 jeonyeok – evening / dinner
  17. bam – night
  18. 새벽 saebyeok – dawn
  19. 하루 haru – one day
  20. 이틀 iteul – two days
  21. 삼일 samil – three days
  22. ju – week
  23. 주말 jumal – weekend
  24. 평일 pyeongil – weekday
  25. 월요일 woryoil – Monday
  26. 화요일 hwayoil – Tuesday
  27. 수요일 suyoil – Wednesday
  28. 목요일 mogyoil – Thursday
  29. 금요일 geumyoil – Friday
  30. 토요일 toyoil – Saturday
  31. 일요일 iryoil – Sunday
  32. wol – month
  33. dal – moon / month
  34. 연도 yeondo – year
  35. hae – year / sun
  36. 계절 gyejeol – season
  37. bom – spring
  38. 여름 yeoreum – summer
  39. 가을 gaeul – autumn / fall
  40. 겨울 gyeoul – winter
  41. 생일 saengil – birthday
  42. 기념일 ginyeomil – anniversary
  43. 휴일 hyuil – holiday
  44. 방학 banghak – school vacation
  45. 개학 gaehak – school start
  46. 졸업식 joreopsik – graduation ceremony
  47. 결혼식 gyeolhonsik – wedding ceremony
  48. 약속 yaksok – appointment / promise
  49. 시간표 siganpyo – timetable / schedule
  50. 일정 iljeong – schedule / plan

 


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