About this word
다니엘 (da-ni-el) means “Daniel” in everyday Korean. Read the Hangul before the romanization so your eyes train on the real script.
In Chamelingo’s beginner path this word appears around Unit 1 (Greetings). When you meet it in a lesson, connect that moment back to this page’s examples.
Production steps: (1) listen, (2) repeat, (3) cover English and say a full sentence, (4) change one word in the sentence, (5) review tomorrow.
After this page, continue in Chamelingo with spaced repetition and exercises so the word leaves short-term memory.
Example sentences
다니엘이에요.
danielieyo.
It is Daniel. / This is Daniel.
다니엘이 있어요.
danieli ingeoyo.
There is / I have Daniel.
다니엘을 좋아해요.
danieleul joahaeyo.
I like Daniel.
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