Here’s the full list of adjectives~~ ^-^
1. 행복하다: to be happy
2. 기쁘다: to be glad, happy
3. 화나다: to be angry
4. 슬프다: to be sad
5. 아프다: to be sick, painful
6. 피곤하다: to be tired, exhausted
7. 배가 고프다: to be hungry
8. 목이 마르다: to be thirsty
9. 졸리다: to be sleepy
10. 걱정하다: to be worried
11. 무섭다: to be scared
12. 짜증나다: to be annoyed
13. 놀라다: to be surprised
14. 수줍다: to be shy
15. 재미있다: to be interesting
16. 재미없다: to not be interesting
17. 심심하다: to be bored
18. 지루하다: to be boring, dull
19. 조용하다: to be quiet
20. 시끄럽다: to be loud, noisy
21. 뜨겁다 to be hot
22. 따뜻하다: to be warm
23. 차갑다: to be cold
24. 시원하다: to be cool, refreshing
25. 신선하다: to be fresh
26. 아름답다: to be beautiful
27. 예쁘다: to be pretty
28. 귀엽다: to be cute
29. 잘생기다: to be good looking
30. 못생기다: to be ugly
31. 크다: to be big
32. 작다: to be small
33. 많다: to be lots, many
34. 적다: to be few, little
35. 좁다: to be narrow
36. 넓다: to be wide, broad
37. 뚱뚱하다: to be fat, overweight
38. 통통하다: to be chubby
39. 날씬하다: to be slim, slender
40. 깡마르다: to be skinny, scrawny
41. 덥다: to be hot (regarding weather)
42. 뜨겁다: to be hot (regarding touch, objects)
43. 따뜻하다: to be warm (regarding both weather and objects)
44. 춥다: to be cold (regarding weather)
45. 차갑다: to be cold, icy, chilly (regarding touch, objects)
46. 싸늘하다: to be chilly, frosty
47. 습하다: to be damp, moist, humid
48. 건조하다: to be dry
49. 흐리다: to be cloudy
50. 좋다: to be good, fine
51. 어렵다: to be difficult
52. 쉽다: to be easy
53. 깨끗하다: to be clean
54. 더럽다: to be dirty
55. 빠르다: to be fast
56. 천천하다: to be slow
57. 느리다: to be slow
58. 급하다: to be urgent
59. 늦다: to be late
60. 이르다: to be early
61.똑똑하다: to be smart, clever
62. 멍청하다: to be stupid, foolish
63. 싸다: to be cheap
64. 비싸다: to be expensive
65. 새롭다: to be new, fresh
66. 오래되다: to be old (regarding objects)
67. 튼튼하다: to be strong, sturdy
68. 씩씩하다: to be brave
69. 약하다: to be weak, feeble
70. 건강하다: to be healthy
71. 쓰다: to be bitter
72. 짜다: to be salty
73. 시큼하다: to be sour
74. 맵다: to be spicy
75. 달콤하다: to be sweet
76. 기름지다: to be fatty, greasy, oily
77. 맛있다: to be delicious, tasty
78. 맛없다: to be not tasty
79. 가득하다: to be full, crammed
80. 비어 있다: to be empty
81. 나쁘다: to be bad, poor
82. 딱딱하다: to be hard, stiff
83. 뾰족하다: to be sharp, pointed
84. 부드럽다: to be soft
85. 말랑하다: to be soft, tender, ripe
86. 촉촉하다: to be moist
87. 축축하다: to be damp, clammy, wet
88. 젖다: to get wet, damp
89. 건조하다: to be dry, arid
90. 미끄럽다: to be slippery
91. 편하다: to be comfortable
92. 불편하다: to be uncomfortable
93. 괜찮다: to be alright, ok
94. 이상하다: to be weird, strange
95. 복잡하다: to be jammed, crowded
96. 편리하다: to be convenient
97. 다르다: to be different
98. 같다: to be the same
99. 착하다: to be good-natured, nice
100. 비열하다: to be mean, nasty
sydneytoseoul 
Thanks! It is very helpful! ^^
No problem ^^ Always glad to help~~
Can you make a pdf version of this? I would love to review it whenever I can on my phone. I tried copying it to word in order to save it as a pdf but the words were all over the place. Thanks 🙂
I’ll put it on my to do list ^^
Can you please share about accounting terms in Korean? Thank u! 🙂
You mean like debit, credit, balance sheet, etC? Gosh I wouldn’t know much about those! Perhaps in the future I may do business related vocab though.. 🙂
That’s okay… 🙂
Thanks anyway! Your posts are very helpful!
YOU ARE A SWEETHEART!
Your lists and this blog in general have helped me to learn a lot 🙂
Thank you SO MUCH!!!
Always glad it is useful for others! 🙂 열심히 공부해요! ^^
I haven’t read yet it al in full but I hope that I could! Thank you soo much! I badly need these lessons because I cannot afford Korean tutorials and tutorial books here! With just my slow-loading mind, I’ll make sure to learn these all! Neomu, neomu komapsumnida!
Thank you for your kind words! And you don’t have to spend money to learn Korean, there is a wealth of free online resources so don’t be discouraged. My resource list might be of use too. 잘 공부해요!
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So so so so helpful!
Glad you like it! 🙂
Hi, I don’t know if you know this, but you have these on the list twice~
21. 뜨겁다 to be hot
22. 따뜻하다: to be warm
23. 차갑다: to be cold
42. 뜨겁다: to be hot (regarding touch, objects)
43. 따뜻하다: to be warm (regarding both weather and objects)
45. 차갑다: to be cold, icy, chilly (regarding touch, objects)
ah~~ thank you >-<
This is really helpful, thanks!
One question – is there a difference in use between
1. 행복하다: to be happy
and
2. 기쁘다: to be glad, happy
?
The way I understand it, is to think about how you would explain the difference of ‘to be happy’ and ‘to be glad’ in English. It’s a subtle thing that takes time to understand and learn the nuances. 🙂
Looking at the example sentences in Naver dictionary might help this process along ^^
I am going to make flash card of it on memrise. Actually already did for adjective and now going to make for 100 userful verbs. I hope it is ok.
Go for it! 🙂
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i really love this. very helpful. but i could appreciate it if there’s a romanization
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I NOTICED THAT THEIRS TWO WAYS TO SAY TO BE SLOW WHAT IS THE MEANING EACH OTHER?
LIKE WHAT IS THE MEANING OF 전전하다 TO BE SLOW(MEANING)
AND 느리다 TO BE SLOW(MEANING)
PLS
i think the jeon-jeonha-da one can be done using acts but the neurida can be used for actual movement of things such as car?
check on this
i also NOTICED THAT THERE ARE TWO TO BE INTERESTED WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE TWO LIKE TO BE SORRY
OH SORRY ITS NOT BE INTERESTING AND NOT BE INTERESTING
AND I MADE A MISTAKE HERE ITS TO BE SLOW NOT SORRY
really helpful,love this thanks
thanks