How do you say 'say' in Korean?
Broadly speaking, ‘say’ in Korean is ‘말하다(malhada)’.However, in frankly speaking, ‘말하다’ is more close to ‘tell’. A Korean verb ‘이르다(of which ancient form is ‘니르다’)’ is much closer to the exact meaning of ‘say’, but it is not largely used to represent the situation of that the verb ‘say’ is used.In short, ‘말하다’ can include ‘say’ and ‘tell’. Koreans use the verb ‘이야기하다’ for the verb ‘talk’.
How do you say 'egg' in Korean?
달걀
How do you say "I am Korean" in Korean?
I am korean. 저는 한국 사람입니다. jeonun hankuk saram imnida. I am Chinese. 저는 중국 사람 입니다. jeonun jungguk saram imnida. I am American. 저는 미국 사람입니다. jeonun miguk saram imnida. 저 (jeo) = I 는 (nun) --> particle 사람 (saram) = person 입니다 (imnida) --> auxiliary you can replace hankuk, jungkuk, and miguk, with any other nationalities.
How do we say yes in Korean?
네 nae예 yae응 oong어 uh
How do you say "what" in Korean?
뭐?
How do you say "What?" in Korean?
It's such a simple phrase, but I can't figure out how to say it. I am trying to teach myself some Korean, as a dream of mine is to go to South Korea once I graduate,... and though I seem to have no problem finding the larger questions and phrases, it's these little things that I can't find the Korean word for. Phrases such as "What?" (Like "What do you want," "What do you mean?" "What did you say?" But shortened, informal, like we would say it here, etc.) Another phrase I'd like to know is "Why?". I'd very much so prefer you tell me in Romajii, as I'm trying to lean how to 'speak' it right now. Not write it.
How do you say 'what is it’ in Korean?
First,Understand the difference below :뭐에오, this is “mwoyae-o” which does not mean anything.AND뭐예요,this is “Mwoyeyo” ,now this is correct.It means- What is it? /What’s that?Every romanized sentence ,which you want to know in Korean,is not correct or accurate.Also,One can say it as : 이게 뫄야 (pronouced as - ige mwoya) which means “What is this? or what is it?”Note : Most of the times, in drama series it will sound like Bwoya or Bwoyeyo instead of Mwoya or Mwoyeyo.For better learning Korean you can follow a Youtube channel “Talk to me in Korean” -Here’s the link :Talk To Me In Korean
How do you say ‘okay’ in Korean?
There are many words for ‘Okay’, but it depends on each situation. Here’s some:ar-a-sseo (아랐어) ‘Okay/Understood’Oo (오) this is informal, ‘Yes/Okay’Oh-ke-i (오케이) simply words from english, ‘Okay’Ne (네) this is the formal format, ‘Yes/Okay’Ye (예) simply ‘Yes’
How do you say "How are you" in Korean???
The above translations are wrong, or inaccurate. Mo Hae? (뭐해?) means "what are you doing?" (informal). Literal translation : What does? Anyong-haseyo 안녕하세요 means to say hello formally. There is no way of saying "how are you" in Korean. The whole thing of saying "how are you" is someting American (or should I say Western, as I know German and Spanish have their equivalents as well), and thus is not elligible for translation. If you want to say "how are you" as in asking someone who's been sick, you say "기분 어때?" (Gi-boon uh-ddae) which means, "how do you feel". If you just want to greet someone in Korean, say 안녕. Anyong!!
How do you say "what is this" in Korean?
What = 무엇(mu-eot)This = 이것(i-geot) : the last ‘t’ is written with a ‘s’ sound Korean alphabet ‘ㅅ’, and sounds ‘s’ when it is followed by any vowel.Subjective case marker is “은(eun)” and the interrogative form of ‘be’ in Korean is “입니까? ib-ni-gg(k)a?”So… “What is it?” in Korean is like “이것은 무엇입니까?”This+(Subject case marker) what+(Interrogative ‘be’)Sounds like “I-geos-eun mu-eos-in-ni-ka?”“이것은” is usually shortened as “이건 igeon”“무엇” is also usually shortened as “뭐 mwo”So you can usually hear…“이건 뭡니까? I-geon mwob-ni-ka?”We have another subject case marker “이 i”.With this marker, you can also ask like…“이것이 무엇입니까? Igeosi mueosipnika?”이것이 can be also shortened as 이게(ige)…So you may hear “이게 뭡니까? Ige mwopnika?”Of course, there is a nuance.The first expression “이것은 무엇입니까?” or “ 이건 뭡니까?” can be used when you want express your surprise or curiosity while the other expression “이것이 무엇입니까?” or “이게 뭡니까?” is proper for expressing your disappointment.In formar situation, you can use“이건 뭐야? 이건 뭐니?” For the first expression.“이게 뭐야? 이게 뭐니?” For the other expression.