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How do you agree with someone in Korean?
15 Phrases to Say I Agree in Korean
- I agree. 동의해요. Donguihaeyo.
- That’s true. 그건 사실이야.
- Yes, you’re right. 네, 맞아요.
- I couldn’t agree with you more. Jeonjeogeuro donguihaeyo.
- That’s exactly how I feel. 저도 같은 생각이에요.
- Exactly. 맞아요.
- No doubt about it. 확실해요.
- You have a point there. 그 말도 일리가 있네요.
What does Injong mean in Korean?
Injong. McCune–Reischauer. In-jong. Literal meaning: Benevolent Ancestor. Injong is the temple name used for several monarchs of Korea, derived from the Chinese equivalent Rénzōng.
What does Arasseo mean?
알았습니다 (aratseumnida)/알았어요 (arasseoyo)/알았어 (arasseo) In addition to that, it can also simply be used to mean “Okay.”
How do you respond to araso?
In conversation, respond with araso to let someone know you understand what they’re saying. If you don’t understand and need clarification, you can say arasoyo (아랐어요).
What does Injung mean?
Korean Word: 인정 Romanization: in jung. English Meaning: 1. to admit, to accept 2. compassion 3.
What does in Jong mean in Korean?
종 (jong) = Slave/servant.
How do you Say I’m the same way in Korean?
Another variation to use. Literally, it means “I’m the same way.” 6) Exactly. 맞아요. Majayo. Alright, this is a common Korean word in general. If you’re a beginner, you should definitely keep this one in mind! Use it exactly how you would in English. 7) No doubt about it. 확실해요. Hwaksilhaeyo.
What does 확실해요 mean in Korean?
확실해요. Hwaksilhaeyo. A more literal translation of this is “I’m sure.” But as you know, Korean is NOT DIRECTLY translatable to English so that’s why more than one meaning can be applied. Depends on context. Well, too much for you, as a beginner to think about just yet, just learn it!
How do you Say Yes in Korean?
네 (Pronunciation: Ne) This is the easiest way to say yes in Korean. Just use it formal situations such as between a teacher and a student, business partners, or strangers. “Ne” is a polite way to say yes, so you can’t go wrong with this one.
What is the most common Korean word for maybe?
Amadoyo. In general, “Maybe” is a common and most know word in Korean. Whether you’re agreeing in a super weak, passive, willy-nilly way or want to use it in another fashion. 15) Absolutely. 그럼요. Geureomyo.