데이팅 앱에서 프로필을 봤어요.
De-i-ting ae-be-seo peu-ro-pi-reul bwa-sseo-yo.
I saw your profile on a dating app.
Usage
Standard opening message on a dating app
Grammar Note
"봤어요" is the polite past of "보다" (to see); "-에서" marks the location "on/at"
매칭하고 싶으세요?
Mae-ching-ha-go si-peu-se-yo?
Would you like to match / connect?
Usage
Inviting someone to match or connect on the app
Grammar Note
"-고 싶으세요" is the polite "would you like to" form of desire
이 앱에서 무엇을 찾고 계세요?
I ae-be-seo mu-eo-seul chat-go gye-se-yo?
What are you looking for on this app?
Usage
Asking what someone is seeking on the app
Grammar Note
"-고 계세요" is the honorific progressive; "계시다" is the respectful form of "있다"
처음 사용하는데 — 어떻게 쓰는 건가요?
Cheo-eum sa-yong-ha-neun-de — eo-tteo-ke sseu-neun geon-ga-yo?
I'm new here — how does it work?
Usage
Asking how the app works as a new user
Grammar Note
"-는데" provides background context; "건가요" seeks explanation politely
만나기 전에 영상통화 할 수 있을까요?
Man-na-gi jeo-ne yeong-sang-tong-hwa hal su i-sseul-kka-yo?
Can we video chat before meeting?
Usage
Suggesting a video call before meeting in person
Grammar Note
"-ㄹ 수 있다" expresses ability "can do"; "-ㄹ까요" is a polite question ending
첫 데이트는 어디서 만나고 싶으세요?
Cheot de-i-teu-neun eo-di-seo man-na-go si-peu-se-yo?
Where would you like to meet for our first date?
Usage
Asking where to meet for the first date
Grammar Note
"-에서/서" both mark location; "-고 싶다" expresses the desire "to want to"
대화가 정말 즐거웠어요 — 만나고 싶어요?
Dae-hwa-ga jeong-mal jeul-geo-wo-sseo-yo — man-na-go si-peo-yo?
I enjoyed chatting — want to meet up?
Usage
Suggesting to meet after enjoyable chat
Grammar Note
"즐거웠어요" is the polite past of "즐겁다" (enjoyable); adjectives take "-었어요" for past
프로필이 정말 멋지고 사진도 예쁘네요!
Peu-ro-pi-ri jeong-mal meot-ji-go sa-jin-do ye-ppeu-ne-yo!
You have a great profile / nice photos!
Usage
Complimenting someone's profile or photos
Grammar Note
"-네요" expresses the speaker's discovery or mild exclamation
일주일 동안 방문 중인데 — 만나고 싶으세요?
Il-ju-il dong-an bang-mun jung-in-de — man-na-go si-peu-se-yo?
I'm visiting for a week — would you like to meet?
Usage
Mentioning a brief visit while proposing to meet
Grammar Note
"-는데" provides background; "방문 중" means "in the middle of visiting"
우리가 정말 잘 맞는 것 같아요!
U-ri-ga jeong-mal jal man-neun geot ga-ta-yo!
I think we're a good match!
Usage
Expressing that you feel you're a good match
Grammar Note
"것 같아요" expresses supposition or opinion "it seems like / I think"
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