Korean Vocabulary #9 – Household & Living: Everyday Korean Words for Home Life
- Lee Serene
- Oct 25, 2025
- 3 min read
1️⃣ Introduction
Learn 15 essential Korean words about the home — things you see and use every day.
Perfect for describing your house, room, and daily life in Korean.
2️⃣ Vocabulary List
No. | Korean | Pronunciation | Meaning |
1 | 집 | jip | house / home |
2 | 방 | bang | room |
3 | 거실 | geo-sil | living room |
4 | 부엌 | bu-eok | kitchen |
5 | 욕실 | yok-ssil | bathroom |
6 | 침대 | chim-dae | bed |
7 | 의자 | ui-ja | chair |
8 | 테이블 | te-i-beul | table |
9 | 소파 | so-pa | sofa |
10 | 창문 | chang-mun | window |
11 | 문 | mun | door |
12 | 청소하다 | cheong-so-ha-da | to clean |
13 | 요리하다 | yo-ri-ha-da | to cook |
14 | 빨래하다 | ppal-lae-ha-da | to do laundry |
15 | 쉬다 | swi-da | to rest |
Example Sentences
💬 Example Sentences
저는 집에 있어요.(jeo-neun ji-be i-sseo-yo.)
→ I am at home.
제 방은 작아요.(je ba-geun ja-ga-yo.)
→ My room is small.
거실에서 TV를 봐요.(geo-si-re-seo ti-bi-reul bwa-yo.)
→ I watch TV in the living room.
부엌에서 요리해요.(bu-eo-ke-seo yo-ri-hae-yo.)
→ I cook in the kitchen.
욕실에서 샤워해요.(yok-ssi-re-seo sya-wo-hae-yo.)
→ I take a shower in the bathroom.
침대에서 잠자요.(chim-dae-e-seo jam-ja-yo.)
→ I sleep in bed.
의자에 앉아요.(ui-ja-e an-ja-yo.)
→ I sit on the chair.
테이블 위에 책이 있어요.(te-i-beul wi-e chae-gi i-sseo-yo.)
→ There is a book on the table.
소파가 편해요.(so-pa-ga pyeo-nae-yo.)
→ The sofa is comfortable.
창문을 열어요.(chang-mu-neul yeo-reo-yo.)
→ I open the window.
문을 닫아요.(mu-neul da-da-yo.)
→ I close the door.
저는 매일 청소해요.(jeo-neun mae-il cheong-so-hae-yo.)
→ I clean every day.
저는 저녁에 요리해요.(jeo-neun jeo-nyeo-ge yo-ri-hae-yo.)
→ I cook dinner in the evening.
주말에 빨래해요.(ju-ma-re ppal-lae-hae-yo.)
→ I do laundry on weekends.
저는 집에서 쉬어요.(jeo-neun ji-be-seo swi-eo-yo.)
→ I rest at home.
3️⃣ Expression Tips & Cultural Notes
집 (jip) means both “house” and “home.” Koreans often say “집에 가요” (I go home) instead of “I go to my house.”
부엌 / 주방 both mean “kitchen.” “부엌” is slightly more casual.
청소하다 / 빨래하다 / 요리하다 are basic household verbs ending in 하다.
쉬다 means “to rest,” but can also mean “to relax at home.”
3️⃣ Mini Practice
Fill in the blanks.
저는 ________에 있어요. (I am at home)
제 ________은 작아요. (My room is small)
________에서 TV를 봐요. (I watch TV in the living room)
________에서 요리해요. (I cook in the kitchen)
________에서 샤워해요. (I take a shower in the bathroom)
________에서 잠자요. (I sleep in bed)
________에 앉아요. (I sit on the chair)
________ 위에 책이 있어요. (There is a book on the table)
________가 편해요. (The sofa is comfortable)
________을 열어요. (I open the window)
________을 닫아요. (I close the door)
저는 매일 ________해요. (I clean every day)
저는 저녁에 ________해요. (I cook in the evening)
주말에 ________해요. (I do laundry on weekends)
저는 집에서 ________요. (I rest at home)
Answers
저는 집에 있어요.→ I am at home.(jeo-neun ji-be i-sseo-yo.)
제 방은 작아요.→ My room is small.(je ba-geun ja-ga-yo.)
거실에서 TV를 봐요.→ I watch TV in the living room.(geo-si-re-seo ti-bi-reul bwa-yo.)
부엌에서 요리해요.→ I cook in the kitchen.(bu-eo-ke-seo yo-ri-hae-yo.)
욕실에서 샤워해요.→ I take a shower in the bathroom.(yok-ssi-re-seo sya-wo-hae-yo.)
침대에서 잠자요.→ I sleep in bed.(chim-dae-e-seo jam-ja-yo.)
의자에 앉아요.→ I sit on the chair.(ui-ja-e an-ja-yo.)
테이블 위에 책이 있어요.→ There is a book on the table.(te-i-beul wi-e chae-gi i-sseo-yo.)
소파가 편해요.→ The sofa is comfortable.(so-pa-ga pyeo-nae-yo.)
창문을 열어요.→ I open the window.(chang-mu-neul yeo-reo-yo.)
문을 닫아요.→ I close the door.(mu-neul da-da-yo.)
저는 매일 청소해요.→ I clean every day.(jeo-neun mae-il cheong-so-hae-yo.)
저는 저녁에 요리해요.→ I cook dinner in the evening.(jeo-neun jeo-nyeo-ge yo-ri-hae-yo.)
주말에 빨래해요.→ I do laundry on weekends.(ju-ma-re ppal-lae-hae-yo.)
저는 집에서 쉬어요.→ I rest at home.(jeo-neun ji-be-seo swi-eo-yo.)
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