10 True Ways To Say Sorry In Korean Language(+ ...

죄송해요 (Joe-song-hae-yo) is a polite way to say sorry in Korean language but sounds less formal than 죄송합니다 (jwe-song-ham-ni-da). Just use it while ... SkiptocontentMENUIntroductionDidYouspillsomeone’scoffeeorhurtsomeone’sfeelingsoramistakeatworktodayandyouwanttosay“I’msorry”inKorean.Buthow?Ofcourse,youcansay죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)or미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo)toapologize.ButisitenoughNotexactlyHere’swhyLikeEnglish,thereare20differentwaysyoucanusetoapologizeinKoreandependingonwhoyouaretalkingtoandinwhatsituations.Justonewordsoundslessmeaningfulandfeelslikeyoudon’tactuallymeanit. It’sok.Don’tworryguys.Inthislesson,wearegoingtotalkabouthowtosaysorryinKoreanininformal,formal,polite,and20alternatewayspluswhenandhowtousethemwithexamplesandexercises.Here’sthebonusforyou.(ofcourse,it’sfree)DownloadyourFREEcheatsheet,33printableKoreanflashcards,andlessonpdftomakeyoumemorizeallthephrasesyouneedtosaysorryinKoreanlikeanative.Allrightworld,it’stimetodigin(tothecore).HOWTOSAYSORRYINKorean?(informalvsformal)죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)isthebasicandformalwaytosaysorryinKorean.Youcanalsouse미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo) or죄송해요(jwe-song-he-yo)toapologizeinKoreanpolitely.However,whileapologizingtofriends/casualsituations,justuse미안해(mi-an-he)or미안(mi-an).죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)and미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo)arenearlysame butTheonlydifferencebetween죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)and미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo)isthat“죄송합니다”comesfromasinoKoreanword“죄송[]”andsoundsmorerespectabletoexpresssorrythantheother.미안해요isfrequentlyusedamongcasualfriendsandcoworkers.HereisHowtoSay‘I’mSorry’inKorean(informal,formal,andpoliteways)andphrasesyouneedtoknowinordertoapologizeinKoreanlikeanativeKoreanspeaker.Standard‘Sorry’inKorean-죄송해요(jwesonghaeyo)or미안해요(mianhaeyo)SorryinKoreaninformal-미안해(mianhae)orjust미안(mian)SorryinKoreanformal-미안합니다(mi-an-ham-ni-da)/죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)Didyouknow?Thewords“yo”(요)and“-ibnida”(-입니다)areconsideredformalwhenspokenattheendingofanyKoreanwordorsentence.Asyoucansee,미안해요/미안해/미안합니다allcomesfromtheword미안하다whichisaverbthatmeans‘tobesorry’,andcombinationofthenoun미안[mi-an](means‘sorry’)andtheverb하다[ha-da](means‘todo’).Therearedifferentlevelsofformalityfor‘I’msorryinKorean(Conjugating thebaseform미안하다)Now,let’stakeadeeperlookathowtotranslate‘I’msorry’inKorean.SORRYINKoreanPOLITE-howdoyousay미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo)?IfyouarethinkinghowdoyousaysorryinKorean,justmemorizethisphrase.Chancesareyou‘llenduphearingitmultipletimesineverydaylife.미안해요(mianhaeyo)isthecommonlyusepoliteandslightlylessformalwaytosayI’msorryinKorean.itcomesfromtheverb미안하다andendswith해요(hae-yo)endingtothe미안stem.Koreansusethisphraseforelders,strangers,coworkers,orpeoplewhorankhigherthanyouatwork.Didyouknow?Whenyouaretrulysorryforthemistakeyouhavedone,Youcanadverbslikenamu/정말(jeong-mal)atthebeginningofthephase(means“very/truly”)toreallyexpressyourfeelingswithwords. Howtouse ExamplesDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoI’msorryIliedtoyou.거짓말해서미안해요-gojinmalhaesomianhaeyoI’msorryforbeingsorude.제가너무무례해서미안해요–jeganomumuryehaesomianhaeyoI’msorryforbeinglate늦어서미안해요–[neujeoseomianheyo]I’msorryaboutthenoise.시끄러워서미안해요.-sikkeurowosomianhaeyoI’msorry.Ihaveappointmentsallday.미안해요.하루종일약속이있어요.–mianhaeyoharujongilyakssogiissoyoImreallysorry정말미안해요.-jongmalmianhaeyoSorryforthelatereply늦게답장해서미안해요–neutkkedapjjanghaesomianhaeyoSorryInKoreanFormal–미안합니다(mi-an-ham-ni-da)미안합니다(mi-an-ham-ni-da)isthemostformalwaytoexpressI’msorryinKoreanlanguageusingtheofthe미안stem(justadd합니다(ham-ni-da)to미안).Youcanusethisphrasewhenyouapologizetoeldersinyourfamilyoryourseniorsatworkorsomeoneyoudon’tknowwell.However,Koreanscommonlyuse죄송합니다 ineverydayformalsituationsasitsoundsmoreseriousandrespectfulthan미안합니다(mi-an-ham-ni-da)ExamplesDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoSorryformakingamistake.실수해서미안합니다–silsuhaesomianhamnidaSorrytotroubleyou.폐를끼쳐미안합니다–pyereulkkichomianhamnidaI’msorry.Ihavethewrongnumber.미안합니다.잘못걸었습니다–mianhamnidajalmotgorotsseumnidaI’msorry.I’llsendyouamessageagain미안합니다.메시지를다시보내겠습니다.–mianhamnidamesijireuldasibonaegetsseumnidaSorry,thiscounterisclosed.미안합니다.계산대는끝났습니다.SORRYINKoreanINFORMAL-howtosay미안해(mi-an-he)or미안(mi-an)inKoreanlanguage?HereishowtosaysorryinKoreanininformalsituations.미안해(mianhae)미안[mi-an]미안해(mianhae)Themeaningof미안해(mianhae)inKoreancomesfromtheword미안하다(mianhada)whichliterallymeans“tobesorry”(add해(hae)tothe미안stem).ThisisthecommonlyusedinformalwaytosaysorryinKorean. Whentouse Youcanusethisphrasewithyoungchildren,closefriends,closefamilymembersofthesameage(e.g.siblingsandcousins),orinboyfriend-girlfriendrelationshipstoapologizeinKorean.Didyouknow?먄(myan)isashorterwordtosaysorry,andit’sKoreanslang.ThisKoreanslangisusedfrequentlyinwrittencontextsamongyoungpeople.Howtouse ExampleDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoSorryforthemess.지저분하게해서미안해.-jijobunhagehaesomianhaeI’msorryforeverything.모든게미안해.-modeungemianhae.I’msorryforeatingchickenalone혼자치킨을먹어서미안해.-honjachikineulmogosomianhaei’mreallysorryforgettingangry화내서정말미안해.–hwanaesojongmalmianhaeI’msorrytohavekeptyouwaiting.기다리게해서미안해.IsaidI’msorry.Pleaseforgiveme.미안해용서해줘.미안[mi-an]미안[mi-an] literallymeanssorryinKorean.ItisthemostinformalandplayfulwayofapologizinginKorean.Ifyouwanttosay“IamsorryinKorean”tochildrenorpeopleyoungerthanyouforminormistakes,justsimplysay미안casually.미안(mian)canalsomean“no”insomesituations.Forexample,whenyou’reinvitedtoapartyorganizedbyyourfriendandwanttopolitelydecline,youcansimplysay미안(mian).DoyouknowhowtoSaynoinKorean?Ifnot,ThisUltimateGuidewillteachyou“informal,polite,formaland9alternativewaystosaynoinKoreanwithexamples.Soyouneversoundrudeagainwhileconveyingwhatyouneedto.Howtouse ExampleDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoSorry,itwasmymistake.미안,내실수야–miannaesilsuyaOopssorry,mymistake아미안,내실수–amiannaesilsuSorry,Ihavetogonow.미안,나지금가야해.-miannajigeumgayahaeHowtosaysorryinKoreanusing미안하다[mianhada]Theverb미안하다[mianhada]seemstobeusedbyolderpeoplewhoneedtoapologizetoyoungerpeopleespeciallytheirchildren,theymightsaysorryusingtheword미안하다(whichisnotconjugated) InKorea,theoldergenerationdoesn’tfinditcomfortabletoapologizetotheirchildren,iftheyhaveto,Koreanusetheverb미안하다withoutconjugatingit.LetmeexplainwithanexampleDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoIamsorry,kiddo미안하다얘야 –mianhadayaeyaMommyissorry엄마가미안하다–ommagamianhadaiamsorry,son미안하다아들아–mianhadaadeuraHowtosaysorryinKoreanusingTheHonorificform죄송하다(jwe-song-ha-da)죄송하다isthebaseform,andwecanconjugatethisintoformalandpoliteforms.Thistermsoundsmoreformal.Ifyouareintheformaloccasionssuchasoffice,institutions,school,youshouldsay죄송합니다(jwesonghamnida).Thishonorificwayisapplicablefortalkingtoolderpeopletoo.죄송해요(Jwesonghaeyo)isstillpolitebutsoundsmorecasual.Meanwhile,youmaysay죄송해(jwesonghae)onlyifyouaretalkingtopeopleofthesameage,youngerpeople,orclosefriends.HereisHowtoSaySorryinKoreaninaformalwayusingTheHonorificform죄송하다(jwe-song-ha-da)andphrasesyouneedtoknowinordertoapologizeinKoreanlikeanativeKoreanspeaker.ThePolite‘Sorry’inKorean(using죄송)-죄송해요(jwe-song-he-yo)TheformalSorryinKorean(using죄송)-죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)죄송합니다(Joe-song-ham-ni-da):howdoyousaysorryinKoreanusing죄송하다.죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)isthecommonlyusedandformalwaytosaysorryinKorean.itcomesfromaChineseword죄송[jwe-song](literallymeans‘sorry)andsoundsmorerespectfulwhileyouapologizeinKorean. Ifyouwanttobereallyformalandshowrespect,it’ssafertouse죄송합니다(Joe-song-ham-ni-da)or미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo).Whentouse Youcanusethisinsituationslikeapologizingtoyourprofessororolderpeople,seniorsatwork,injobinterviews,orstrangersyoumetonthestreet.죄송하다doesnothaveanyinformalway.soyoumayhaveheardtheserviceindustryworkerwidelyuse죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da)whileapologizingtothecustomer.Howtouse Doyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoI’msorry.It’smymistake.죄송합니다. 제실수입니다.–jwesonghamnidajesilsuimnidaI’msorry.we’reclosed.죄송합니다.영업시간이끝났습니다.jwesonghamnidayongopssiganikkeunnatsseumnidaWe’reverysorryaboutthat.정말죄송합니다.-jongmaljwesonghamnida죄송해요(Joe-song-hae-yo):ThepolitewaytosaysorryinKoreanusing죄송하다.죄송해요(Joe-song-hae-yo)isapolitewaytosaysorryinKoreanlanguagebutsoundslessformalthan죄송합니다(jwe-song-ham-ni-da).Justuseitwhileapologizingtoyourcolleagues,elders(likeparentsorgrandparents),andpeoplewhoareolderthanyou. Ifyouarenotsure,juststickto죄송합니다.(joesonghamnida.).Howtouse WhileyouaresayingsorryinKorean,yourbodylanguageisveryimportantinKorea.Ifyourealizeyou’vedonesomethingwrong,youneedtoslightlybowyourheadandlookdownasyousay“I’msorry”inKorean. Sothatyoulooksincere,asifyoureallymeanwhatyou’resaying(anddirecteyecontactisconsideredrudeinKoreanculture). LearnKoreanquicktips: IfyoujuststartedlearninghowtosaysorryinKoreanandareStillnotsurewhentousewhichapology,justmemorizethemostusedones미안해[mi-an-hae]incasualsituations,and죄송합니다[joe-song-hab-ni-da]onformalsituationsatallcost.ExampleSorry.It’sallmyfault.죄송해요.다제잘못이에요.-jwesonghaeyodajejalmosieyoWhatistheDifferencebetween미안하다&죄송하다(죄송vs미안)Thebasicdifferencebetweenmain미안and죄송chesongisthat죄송isaSinoKoreanwordandsoundsmoreformalthanmian미안whichisanativeKoreanword. ExampleDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoI’msorryforgettingangry늦어서미안해요-[neujeoseomianheyo]I’msorryforgettingangry늦어서죄송해요-[neujeoseojoisongheyo]ImsorryformakingamistakeSORRYINKoreanTEXTING–ㅈㅅ[joe-so]Intexting,oftenjustwriteㅈㅅ[joe-so]forsayingsorryinKoreanwhichisshortenedformof죄송[joe-song]betweenfriendsandyoungpeople. It’sthemostcasualandinformalwaytosayI’msorryinKorean. Koreansverywidelyusethisinchats,onlinecommunities,andgamestoapologizeforminormistakes.However,Youcannotusethiswordforpeopleolderthanyou,strangers,orparents.송구하옵니다(songguhaomnida):howtosaySORRYIN TRADITIONALKoreanDRAMAAreyouaddictedtoKoreandramas?thenthisphraseisforyou.송구하옵니다(songguhaomnida)isaveryoldphrasespokeninancientKoreaforalongtimeago.ItisnolongerusedinmodernKorea.Themeaningofcomes송구하옵니다fromtheword송구하다(songguhada)whichliterallymeans“sorry.”Butisamoreformalwayofanapologythanjustacasual미안해.SoyoumighthaveheardthisphraseinKoreanhistoricaldramas.Howtosay‘I’msorrytohearthat’inKorean(withexamples):KoreansorryvssorryinEnglish.InEnglish,whensomeone’spetdiesormaybesomeone’slostafamilymemberormaybesomeonedidn’tgetajoborsomethingwejustsay‘sorry’toexpresssympathy(e.g.“Iamsosorrytohearaboutyourdog”or“I’msorryforyourloss”).However,“I’msorry”inKoreanisnotalways죄송합니다[joe-song-ham-ni-da].Here’swhy TheonlydifferencebetweenKorean“sorry”andEnglish“sorry”inEnglishisthatKoreanuse죄송합니다onlywhenyoureallymadeamistakeorcausedaproblemandhurtsomeone’sfeelings.Soyouwanttoapologizebutnotshowregretforsomeone’sloss(unlessyoumadethathappen).Thenwhatdoyousay?I’msorrytohearthatinKoreanThedictionaryequivalentexpressionofI‘msorrytohearthatinKoreanisugamimida.However,ineverydaylifesituations,itsoundsmoreformalandKoreansbarelyuseit. Herearetheindirectandinformalphrasesyoucanuse(insteadof죄송합니다)tosayI‘msorrytohearthatinKoreantoreallyexpressregretfortheotherperson’sloss.Doyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoSeriously? 진짜요[jinjjayo]Noway?really?말도안돼?오정말요?maldoandwaeo?jongmalryo?WhatshouldIdo??Areyouok?어떡해요?괜찮아요?ottokaeyo?Gwaenchanayo?Itisdifferentfromthesituations.Peoplemightsaythiswhentheyhearsomeonegotsickorhurt.Doyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoe.g.어쩌다가다쳤어요?(Howdidyou/she/gethurt?Whathappened?)      빨리낫길바래요.(Ihopeyougetwellsoon.)Whenyouhearsomeone’spetdied,youmayrespondlikethis.Doyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoe.g.힘드시겠어요.(Itmustbeadifficulttimeforyou.)–honorific       힘들겠어요.–polite       힘들겠다.–casualWhenyouhearsomeonedie,youmayexpressyourcondolenceslikethis.e.g.고인의명복을빕니다.(Ihopehe/sherestinpeace.)–honorificWemostlyusehonorificformsforexpressingcondolenceswhenyouhearaboutotherbadthingssuchascaraccidents.Doyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoe.g.괜찮으세요?(AreyouOK?)       힘들겠어요.(Itmustbeadifficulttimeforyou.)Stopsaying미안해요(mi-an-hae-yo):14differentwaystoapologizeinKorean.LearninghowtosaysorryinKorean isveryessential(especiallyifyouareabeginner)justlikeotherimportantphraseslikethankyou,goodbye,andhelloinKorean howtosaythankyouinKoreanDon’tknowhowtosaythankyouinKorean.Here’sabeginner’sguidetoMasterTheArtOfThankYouInKoreanlikenativesdo.Butsometimessayingtheword“Iamsorry”inKoreancanfeelalittlelessmeaningfulandfeellikeyoudon’tcareoractuallydon’tmeanit. Sowhenyoureallyneedtosaysorryforsomething,themistakeyouhavemadeorsomeproblemthatyouhavecreated,it’sagoodideatousestrongerexpressionstoshowthatyoureallymeanit.InEnglishweusethemlikemyapologies,mybad,it’smyfault,Iapologize,Ioweyouanapology,andsoon…… SodoKoreansNowwewilllearn14alternativewaystosay“I’msorryinKorean”(not).YoumighthaveheardthesephrasesinKoreandramasorkpopsongsnativespeakersoftenusetoApologizeinKoreanbutdidn’tnoticeitwell.Doyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoJustamoment잠시만요(jamsimanyo)Isincerelyapologize진심으로사과드립니다–Jinsimeurosagwadeurimnida.Imadeamistake 제가실수했어요.–jegasilsuhaessoyoIwon’tdoitagain. 다시는안그럴게–dasineunangeurolgeIwaswrong/it’smyfault잘못했어요.-jalmotaessoyoIwouldliketoapologize.사과하고싶어요–Sagwahagosipeoyo.Itakefullresponsibility.-내책임이에요.-Naechaegimieyo.Ihopeyouforgiveme.용서해주길바라요–YongseohaejugilbarayoPleasedon’tbemadatme.- 제발화내지마세요–Jebalhwanaejimaseyo.Ishouldn’thavedoneit.제가그걸하지말았어야했어요–Jegageugeolhajimarasseoyahaesseoyo. “excuseme“/“Iamsorryforinterrupting.실례합니다(sillyehamnida) Ididn’tmeanthat. 그걸의미한게아냐–GeugeoluimihangeanyaLetitslidethisone한번만봐주세요.-hanbonmanbwajuseyoI’msorryaboutwhatIdidearlier.아깐미안했어요.[ah-kganmi-ahn-heh-ssuh-yo]Sorryforbotheringyou귀찮게해서미안해Howtosay“pleaseApologize”inKorean-사과해요.(sa-gwa-he-yo)사과(sa-gwa)literallymeansapologyinKorean. Apple’inKoreanisalsocalledas사과.Theverb사과하다(sagwahada)ismeans“toapologize“andhonorificformis사과드리다. HereishowyoucanasksomeonetoapologizeinKorean(i.e.tosay“pleaseapologize”)inaformal,informalandpoliteway.Formal(Pleaseapologize)–사과하세요.(sa-gwa-ha-se-yo)Polite(Pleaseapologize)–사과해요.(sa-gwa-he-yo)Casual(Apologize)–사과해.(sa-gwa-he)Honorificformof“toapologize”inKorean– 사과드리다사과드리다(sagwadeurida)isusedtoasksomeonetoapologizeintheveryrespectfulandformalway..사과드리다isacombinationoftwowordsi.e.사과(sa-gwa)meansapologyand드리다(deu-rida)means“togive”(inthehonorificform). KoreanusethisphrasewhenapologizingtoolderpeopleorhigherrankintheworkplaceTheonlydifferencebetween사과하다(sagwahada)and사과드리다(sagwadeurida)isthatyoucanuse사과드리다whentoasksomeonetoapologizetosomeoneelsenotyouinarespectfulway.HereishowtoasksomeonetoapologizeusingtheHonorificformof“toapologize”사과드리다(sagwadeurida)inarespectfulway.Pleaseapologize:Theformalway–사과드리세요.(sa-gwa-deu-ri-se-yo)Pleaseapologize:thepoliteway–사과드려요.(sa-gwa-deu-ryeo-yo)Apologize:Theinformalway–사과드려.(sa-gwa-deu-ryeo)HowtoRespondto“i’mSorry”inKorean Ifsomebodyapologizestoyou,howareyougonnarespondtothatInEnglishwesay“that’sokay,Iamfine,forgetaboutit,don’tworry“aboutitandsoon..ifsomeonesayssorrytoyouinKoreanMianhae(미안해)”,youcananswerthemlikethisphraseslike괜찮습니다.[gwaenchanseumnida]whichmeansthat’sokay.Iamfine.IfsomebodysaysI’msorryas죄송합니다[jwesonghamnida],youcanansweritwiththephrases괜찮습니다.[gwaenchanseumnida].Youcananswerbysayingthisphrase괜찮아요[gwaenchanayo]whichmeans“It’sOK”.WhensomeonesaysI’msorryinKoreanwiththephrases사과해요.(sa-gwa-he-yo)/미안해요(mianhaeyo).Ifyourfriendisapologizetobysaying미안해(mianhae),youcananswerwith괜찮아[gwaenchana].Ifsomeoneisapologizingforalittletoomuchandyouthinkthatit’sunnecessary/becomingawkward,thenjustusethephrase신경쓰지마세요[singyongsseujimaseyo]whichmeans“pleasedon’tmind” oritcouldhappen”그럴수도있지[geurolsudoitjji]”. 미안해하지마세요(mianhaehajimaseyo)means“don’tbesorry”inKorean.Inacausalsituation,justsay 미안해하지마(mianhaehajima)Let’stakeanexample,shallwe?Ifyoutalkingtoyourteacherandhemadeamistakeandapologize  Teacher:미안합니다!(Mi-an-ham-ni-da)Liz:괜찮아요(gwaenchanayo)Howtouse I‘msorryinKoreansentencesDoyoulikesoju? 소주좋아해요?sojujoahaeyo Yes네-ne Isthisanapple?. 이게사과예요?-igesagwaeyoYes,itis 네,사과예요–nesagwaeyoI’msorryforbeingselfish 이기적으로굴어서미안해요.–Igijeogeurogureoseomianhaeyo.-Iwon’tdoitagain 다시는안할게요–dasineunanhalkkeyoIwilltaketheblame내가책임질게–naegachaeg-imjilge Itwasn’tmyfault.제잘못이아닙니다.–jejalmosianimnidaI’mnotresponsibleatall.난아무책임도없어.–nanamuchaegimdoopssoIamsorryforbeinglate늦어서미안해요.Neujeoseomianhaeyo.Isincerelyapologize진심으로사과드려요–jinsimeurosagwadeuryoyoIamsorryforgettingangry화내서미안해요.–hwanaesomianhaeyoTeacher,it wasmymistake,iamsorry선생님제실수였어요죄송합니다seonsaengnimjesilsuyeoss-eoyojoesonghabnidaIapologizeforbeingmeantoyou. 못되게군것사과할게요.–Motdoegegungeotsagwahalgeyo.-Sorry,Idon’tspeakKorean미안해요,저한국말 못해요.–mianhaeyojohangungmalmotaeyoPleaseforgiveme용서해주세요–yongsohaejuseyoPleaseletmeoffthisonce이번한번만봐주세요.–ibonhanbonmanbwajuseyoIamreallysorry 정말죄송합니다–jeongmaljoesonghabnidaHowToMemorizeSorryinKoreanLanguageInMinutes&NeverForgetsIt?Sayi’msorrylikeKoreandrama It’snosecretthatusingthewordsinreal-lifedialoguesisthewaytomemorizethesepilesofKoreanwordswithoutliftingafinger.So,whynotstartnowHereisafunnyvideoIgotonhowtosayI’msorryinKorean(k-dramaversion)AnkiIsn’tTheOnlyGameInTown.SingAsASongDidyouknowyoucansingasongandmasterhowtosaysorryinKorean?Well,whatcouldbebetterthanthat?HereishowKoreansdoitallthetime(nowyoucandoittoo!!!)DreamHigh2OTS-I’msorry(JinWoon)2AMUseFlashcardAndTestMaybemnemonicsisnotyourthing.Whataboutflashcards?Iknowit’sanoldthing(youmightbeusingAnkitoo)ButWhenitcomestomasteringKoreanvocabulary,youwillneverregretusingthesefellas. Wegot24printableflashcards(printableandillustrated)foryou.cut,print,andlearnitorlearnitonpc.Thechoiceisyourshttps://quizlet.com/83263873/saying-sorry-in-Korean-flash-cards/https://quizlet.com/267888501/im-sorry-and-okKorean-flash-cards/https://www.cram.com/flashcards/essential-Korean-vocabulary-with-romanization-5718215OtherOnlineResourcesWeliveintheeraofthe20thcentury. AndIbetyou lovetosurf(well,whodoesn’t?)Theinternetisfulloffreestuffandlanguageresourcesthatyouhaven’texploredyet.HereiswhatIfoundwhenIwaslearningdayoftheweekinKoreanHereisalist(Ihopeitmighthelpyou)https://www.wikihow.com/Apologize-in-Koreanhttps://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Korean_Language/IntroductionConclusionandKoreanvocabularyquizAnyonewhoislearningandnewtoKoreancultureismostlikelygoingtomakesomemistakes. IfyouareinKoreaandhaveprobablymadesomesortofmistakesthatyoujustaren’tsureof,youcantellthemthatyouarestilllearningKorean. Koreansareveryhelpfultocorrectyourmistakes.Sobebraveanduseitasmuchasyoucaninyourdailylife.Telluswhat’syourstory/howdidyouexpressyoursorryrecentlyinthecommentbelowwelovetohearitTimefortoday’sKoreanQuizHowmuchdoyouknowaboutsayingsorryinKorean.TestyourselfandfindoutnowShareonSocialMediatwitterfacebookpinteresttumblrtelegramRelatedPostsLeaveaCommentCancelreplyCommentNameEmailWebsiteSavemyname,email,andwebsiteinthisbrowserforthenexttimeIcomment.Signmeupforthenewsletter!ΔThissiteusesAkismettoreducespam.Learnhowyourcommentdataisprocessed.[wemail_formid="a881f452-8692-4aad-b4d0-d7ec6b1a579d"]GETTINGSTARTEDMasterthebasicsofkoreanfromzerowithourfreekoreanlessonswithreallifedialogues,cheatsheet,quizzes,printableflashcards(+native-recordedaudiofiles)makeunderstandingkoreanabreeze.TryoutthelessonsbelowOkInKoreanKoreanNumbersHowtosayyesinkoreanHowtosaynoinkoreanHowtosaysorryinkoreanHowtoSayHelloinKoreanHowtoSayByeinKorean?HowtoSayThankYouinKoreanGoodMorninginKoreanGoodNightinKoreanFollowusonSocialMediatwitterfacebookinstagramyoutubepinteresttumblrMasterKoreanGrammarLikeAProMasteralltheinsandoutsofkoreangrammarwithourstep-by-steplessonswithEasyandColorfulgrammarexplanations,real-lifeexamplesandquizzesinnotime!Allrightworld,it’stimetolearnkoreangrammar.SinoKoreanNumbersNativeKoreanNumbersCountersinKoreanDaysofTheWeekinKoreanTellingTimeinKoreanParticlesinKoreanQuestionsInKoreanCalculateYourAgeinKoreanSearchaTopicSearchRELATEDKOREANLESSONSRelatedPostsWhyUs?StrugglingtolearnKorean?MasterthebasicsofKorea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