Sorry I love you How do you say it in Korean?

I'm sorry, I love you.

This is the Korean drama "I'm Sorry, I Love You!" Korean name.

If you speak, you can do it.

There are several expressions of sorry I love you in Zhuan Korean, mainly depending on the person you want to say, the status of the other party or your relationship is different, and the ending ending will be different, that is, we usually know the concept of "honorific" in Korean.

Generally, you can use it: 1) If you have a very close relationship, it is recommended that you use this sentence) mi a lei , sa rang hei yo!

mi an ham mi da ，sa rang ham mi da！

Use this sentence to show that you have a lot of respect for the other person by adding honorifics, and ending the word with the order of respect).

This classic Korean dialogue, which is said together, is:

I'm sorry, I love you. （미

Contrast pronunciation: mianha

dasaranghan

DA (Mi'an Hada, Sarang Handa).

This is the Korean way of writing the name of the Korean drama Pronounced as: mi a na da, sa lang han da

If you usually have a spoken conversation, sorry can be said as mi a nei yo).

I love you sa lang hei yo).

I'm sorry, I love you.

mi an ha da, sa lang han da.]

Mianhada, Salanghanda.

Mian Hada,Shout at Handa.

Sorry There are multiple ways to say it.

One is to the elders (respectful words).

Pronunciation zuai song hamu ni da

The second is to the peers

Pronunciation mi a nai yao

There is also the direct saying to the juniors.

Pronunciation mi a nai

When you talk about it, you just need to distinguish the situation.

I'm sorry, but it's usually used when using honorifics for elders or people you don't know well:

합mi an ham ni da

When speaking to peers or juniors: mi an hie

There is also the case when Koreans say sorry to their boss, or when a staff member says sorry to a customer, jue song (not at this time'Send', but the sound of o) ham ni da

It is used in regret. It means regret.

que cong ham ni da) (respect) que cong he yo) (respect) <>

In Korean,"I'm sorry"It can be translated as " pronunciation: mi-an hae-yo) or " pronunciation: joe-song hae-yo).

When you apologize or apologize to someone, you can use these two phrases:

1. 미mi-an hae-yo):

Sorry I'm late. )

I'm sorry I let you down. )

2. 죄joe-song hae-yo):

Hail Min Yuan Luzhi I'm sorry, I have other things to do before I pick up **. )<

Sorry for the confusion I caused you by my mistake. )

How to say sorry in Korean is as follows:

1. Sorry for the younger generation to the elder (honorific language): Pronunciation: zuai song hamu ni da.

2. I am sorry to my peers; Pronunciation mi a nai yao

3. Say sorry to the juniors; Pronunciation mi a nai

1.Dad, I'm sorry.

Mom, I was wrong. I'm sorry

Sorry bro, it's my fault. Kid, Daddy is sorry for you.

Brother, I'm sorry, I ate your apple.

2.It mainly depends on how temperament is said in Korean.

Mainly look at temperament:

It means not only focusing on the outside, but more on the inside.

Analysis: Temperament],

The Chinese character [temperament] means personal character quality, which refers to the things that are born in oneself and the best ideas or appearances learned in life. Similar expressions:

The Korean word for sorry is as follows:1. The younger generation says sorry to the elder (respectful language): zui song he yo sin pine hey.

2. I'm sorry to say to my peers: Pilu mi a ne yo 米阿哟.

3. I'm sorry to the juniors: mi a ne mia. Burn the vertical belt.

than"More formal and a little more outward-looking.

Sorry bilingual example sentences1. I'm sorry for delaying you for half a day.

2. I'm sorry I wronged you.

3. She left without even saying a word of sorry.

How to say "thank you" in Korean1. Honorific form:

Gam sa ham ni da Karma Sahak m you da.

go ma wo yo dog, me.

2. Non-honorific forms:

.go ma wo dog me.

Thank you bilingual example sentences1. Thank you very much.

2. Thank you for the dust.

3. No thanks.