Mail in korean

Here are some common Korean words and phrases related to mail:

Mail-related words:

• (eop) - mail
• (jeoneop) - post office
• (jeoneop-eui) - postal service
• (jeoneop-eui-bang) - post office box
• (jeoneop-eui-ham) - postal code
• (jeoneop-eui-ham-eul) - zip code

Sending mail:

• (jeoneop-eul) - to send by mail
• (jeoneop-eul-ham-ni-da) - I will send it by mail
• (jeoneop-eul-ham-ni-da-yo) - I will send it by mail, okay?

Receiving mail:

• (jeoneop-eul-ji-uh-yeo) - I received the mail
• (jeoneop-eul-ji-uh-yeo-yo) - I received the mail, okay?
• (jeoneop-eul-ji-uh-yeo-ju-se-yo) - I received the mail, thank you

Tracking mail:

• (jeoneop-eul-gwa-yeo) - track the mail
• (jeoneop-eul-gwa-yeo-yo) - track the mail, okay?
• (jeoneop-eul-gwa-yeo-ju-se-yo) - track the mail, thank you

Mail delivery:

• (jeoneop-eul-ga-yeo) - deliver the mail
• (jeoneop-eul-ga-yeo-yo) - deliver the mail, okay?
• (jeoneop-eul-ga-yeo-ju-se-yo) - deliver the mail, thank you

Note: Korean language uses a combination of Chinese characters (hanja) and native Korean script (hangul) to write words and phrases. The words and phrases above are written in hangul.