| 이 | Demonstrative adjective | This (next to the speaker) |
| 그 | Demonstrative adjective | That (next to the addressee) |
| 저 | Demonstrative adjective | That (distant from both the speaker and the addressee) |
| 아주머니 | Noun | Aunt; polite way to address an older woman |
| 얼마, 얼마나 | Interrogative adverb | How much, how many |
| 주인 | Noun | Owner (here shop owner) (hanja: 主人) |
| 것 | Noun | Thing - along with demonstrative pronouns 이, 그, 저, this word means: |
| 이것 | Demonstrative pronoun | This (next to the speaker) |
| 그것 | Demonstrative pronoun | That (next to the addressee) |
| 저것 | Demonstrative pronoun | That (far from both speaker and addressee) |
| 원 | Noun | Won, Korea's currency (hanja: 元) |
| 여섯 | Numeral | Six (korean number) |
| 개 | Classifier | Classifier used for most objects (hanja: 個) |
| 주세요 | Conjugated verb | "Give (me)"; conjugation of the verb 주다 which means "to give" |
| 돈 | Noun | Money |
| 여기 | Noun | Here (next to the speaker) |
| 거기 | Noun | There (next to the addressee) |
| 저기 | Noun | Over there (far from both the speaker and the addressee) |
| 안녕히 가세요 | Idiom | Good bye (to someone who is leaving) |
| 안녕히 계세요 | Idiom | Good bye (to someone who is staying) |
| 또 | Adverb | Again, once more |
| 오다 | Verb | To come |
| 또 오세요 | Idiom | Polite expression "come again next time!", which can be heard in shops |