Talking about Your Day

아침에 뭐해요? [a-chim-e mwo-hae-yo?]
What do you do in the morning?

• 아침 [a-chim] means “morning”
• 에 [e] in this case means “in”
• 뭐해요? [mwo-hae-yo?] means “What do you do?”
• Literally means “morning, in, what do you do?”

You can use various time-related words instead of
아침 [a-chim] morning.

밤에 뭐해요? [bam-e mwo-hae-yo?]
What do you do at night?

오후에 뭐해요? [o-hu-e mwo-hae-yo?]
What do you do in the afternoon?

아침에 공부해요. [a-chim-e gong-bu-hae-yo]
I study in the morning.

• 공부해요 [gong-bu-hae-yo]
  means “I study / I will study.”
• Literally means “morning, in, I study”

You can use various time-related words and different verbs to create multiple sentences.

밤에 공부해요. [bam-e gong-bu-hae-yo]
I study at night.

밤에 쇼핑해요. [bam-e syo-ping-hae-yo]
I go shopping at night.

오후에 공부해요. [o-hu-e gong-bu-hae-yo]
I study in the afternoon.

• A: 아침에 뭐해요?
  What do you do in the morning?
• B: 아침에 산책해요. [a-chim-e san-chae-kae-yo]
  I take a walk in the morning.
• B: 오후에 뭐해요? [o-hu-e mwo-hae-yo?]
  What will you do in the afternoon?
• A: 오후에 쇼핑해요.
  I will go shopping in the afternoon.