How to say "I am", "it is" and "it is not" in Korean with 이에요, 예요 and 아니에요, plus the past and formal forms.
저는 학생이에요
I am a student (이에요 after a consonant)
저는 의사예요
I am a doctor (예요 after a vowel)
이건 책이에요
This is a book
이건 커피예요
This is coffee
저는 미국 사람이에요
I'm American
저는 영국 사람이에요
I'm British
제 이름은 에밀리예요
My name is Emily
학생이에요?
Are you a student?
네, 학생이에요
Yes, I'm a student
아니요, 학생이 아니에요
No, I'm not a student (이/가 아니에요 = is not)
저는 선생님이 아니에요
I'm not a teacher
이건 물이 아니에요
This is not water
그건 제 가방이 아니에요
That isn't my bag
여기는 서울이에요
This (place) is Seoul
화장실이 어디예요?
Where is the bathroom?
이게 뭐예요?
What is this?
누구예요?
Who is it?
얼마예요?
How much is it?
제 친구예요
This is my friend
우리 언니예요
This is my older sister (female speaker)
저는 회사원이에요
I'm an office worker
저는 요리사예요
I'm a cook
그 사람은 가수예요
That person is a singer
오늘은 제 생일이에요
Today is my birthday
지금은 세 시예요
It's three o'clock now
저는 서른 살이에요
I'm thirty years old
이건 한국 음식이에요
This is Korean food
제 전화번호예요
Here's my phone number
입니다
Is, am, are (formal form of 이에요)
저는 학생입니다
I am a student (formal)
학생입니까?
Are you a student? (formal)
이었어요
Was (after a consonant)
였어요
Was (after a vowel)
어제는 일요일이었어요
Yesterday was Sunday
그때 저는 학생이었어요
At that time I was a student
제 친구는 가수였어요
My friend was a singer
이 사람은 누구예요?
Who is this person?
제 거예요
It's mine
여기가 제 집이에요
This is my house
가족 사진이에요
It's a family photo