How to write “yes” in Korean
네 ne polite
The polite yes. It also means "okay" when someone asks you to do something, and 네? means "Sorry, what?"
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- 네 = ㄴ + ㅔ
Every Korean syllable block is built from a consonant, a vowel and sometimes a final consonant. Learn each one on the Hangul chart.
More phrases
- “hello”polite안녕하세요
- “hi”casual안녕
- “thank you”formal감사합니다
- “thank you”formal · native word고맙습니다
- “thanks”casual고마워
- “I love you”polite사랑해요
- “I love you”casual사랑해
- “I miss you”polite보고 싶어요
- “sorry”polite미안해요
- “sorry”formal죄송합니다
- “it's okay”polite괜찮아요
- “no”polite아니요
- “happy birthday”polite생일 축하해요
- “good morning”casual좋은 아침
- “good night”polite잘 자요
- “cheers”건배
- “mom”casual엄마
- “dad”casual아빠
- “older brother”said by women and girls오빠