Lesson 3 - 저는 한국 사람입니다.

About - greeting plus how to tell someone where you are from.

This lesson explains how to ask where they are from and to answer where you are from in Korean. The basic expressions are as follows:

어느 나라 사람입니까? Where are you from?
저는 (어느 나라) 사람입니다. I am from (your country).

"나라 + 사람" in Korean means nationality. For example, "일본 사람" for Japanese and "중국 사람" for chinese. "어느" and "나라" means "which" and "country" respectively.

At the end of the lesson, you can learn the expression "고맙습니다", which means "thank you." You can say "고맙습니다" for all the situations where "thank you" can be said. Another expression to show your gratitude is "감사합니다."

Expressions and Practice
어느 나라 사람입니까? Eoneu nara saram imnikka?
저는 일본 사람입니다. Jeoneun ilbon saram imnida.
고맙습니다. Gomapseumnida.
감사합니다. Gamsahamnida.

Let's practice with your country name!

미국 사람 (miguk saram) - American
독일 사람 (dokil saram) - German
러시아 사람 (reosia saram) - Russian
인도 사람 (indo saram) - Indian
일본 사람 (ilbon saram) - Japanese
중국 사람 (jungguk saram) - Chinese
파키스탄 사람 (pakistan saram) - Pakistani
호주 사람 (hoju saram) - Australian

More resources for learning Korean:
infocobuild Learning Korean