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How do you say "alpaca" in Korean?

알파카

alpaka

Noun Hangul

In Korean, "alpaca" is 알파카.

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Pronunciation

Say it like 'ahl-PAH-kah' with three syllables, stress on the middle one.

Writing and usage

알파카 is four syllables, a direct transliteration of the English word 'alpaca'.

Example sentence

알파카는 부드러워요.

Alpacas are soft.

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How to remember 알파카

알파카 is the Korean spelling of the English word, so it's easy if you know English well.

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Questions about 알파카

How do you say "alpaca" in Korean?

In Korean, "alpaca" is 알파카. It is a noun.

How is 알파카 written in Korean?

알파카 is four syllables, a direct transliteration of the English word 'alpaca'.

How is 알파카 used in a sentence?

Use 알파카 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 알파카는 부드러워요. (Alpacas are soft.).

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