Day 3: Yes, No & Getting Attention

네 (Ne) vs 응 (Eung): How to Say Yes in Korean

네 (ne) and 응 (eung) both mean yes — but one is polite and one is casual. Learn which to use, plus 예 (ye) and why 네 doesn't always mean 'yes'.

How to Say No in Korean (아니요/아니)

Learn how to say 'no' in Korean — 아니요 (polite) and 아니 (casual) — plus how Korean 'no' answers work differently than English on negative questions.

What Does 저기요 (Jeogiyo) Mean in Korean?

Learn what 저기요 (jeogiyo) means — the all-purpose Korean 'excuse me' for calling staff and strangers — plus 여기요 and restaurant culture.

What Does 어서 오세요 (Eoseo Oseyo) Mean in Korean?

Learn what 어서 오세요 (eoseo oseyo) means — the 'welcome!' you hear entering every Korean shop — and whether you're supposed to reply.