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How do you say "astronaut" in Korean?
우주비행사
ujubihaengsa
In Korean, "astronaut" is 우주비행사 (ujubihaengsa).
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Pronunciation
This one reads as “ujubihaengsa”; native speakers clip the ending short, so avoid stretching the final syllable.
Writing and usage
우주비행사 is written using hangul. It's a noun, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
우주비행사는 우주선 안으로 떠 있었다.
ujubihaengsaneun ujuseon aneuro tteo isseotda.
The astronaut floated inside the spacecraft.
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How to remember 우주비행사
The syllables of “ujubihaengsa” sound like boots drifting inside a spacecraft, so whenever you picture that, the Korean word should surface with it.
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- pharmacist 약사 yaksa
- teacher 교사 gyosa
- professor 교수 gyosu
- architect 건축가 geonchukga
- judge 판사 pansa
- police 경찰 gyeongchal
- firefighter 소방관 sobanggwan
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Questions about 우주비행사
How do you pronounce 우주비행사?
This one reads as “ujubihaengsa”; native speakers clip the ending short, so avoid stretching the final syllable.
Is 우주비행사 formal or casual?
우주비행사 is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech. The level of formality comes from the sentence structure around it, not from the word itself.
How is 우주비행사 written in Korean?
우주비행사 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as ujubihaengsa.
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"Astronaut" in other languages
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