How do you say I love you in Korean?

yPqK3x5hWv
1 year ago
I recently traveled to Korea with my girlfriend and we had a wonderful time exploring the beautiful cities and trying delicious food together. We were amazed by the rich culture and history of the country, but I wanted to find a special way to express my feelings to her during our trip. I wanted to learn how to say "ilove you" in Korean because it seemed like a romantic gesture that would touch her heart. Has anyone else ever tried to learn a new language for love? How did your experience turn out? I was hoping someone could help me with the correct pronunciation and translation of "I love you" in Korean. I want to make sure I get it right when I tell her how much I care about her.

Community answers for the question "How do you say I love you in Korean?"

Jon23Tech
1 year ago
In Korea, 'iloveyou' can be expressed in several ways, each with its own unique twist and romantic charm. For a more traditional approach, you can say '', which literally translates to 'my heart is yours.' This phrase conveys a deep sense of affection and devotion, perfect for expressing your feelings to someone special. Alternatively, you could try '', which means 'you are beautiful to me.' This phrase is not only romantic but also acknowledges the beauty within your loved one. For a more modern take, you can use '', which is a casual way of saying 'I love you' in Korean. Regardless of the phrase you choose, make sure to pair it with a thoughtful gesture or a sweet gift to make it even more special.