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How do you say "clean" in Korean?

깨끗한

kkaekkeuthan

Noun Hangul

In Korean, "clean" is 깨끗한.

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Pronunciation

Kkae-kkeut-han starts with a tight double k. The ae vowel ㅐ sounds like the a in cat.

Writing and usage

깨끗한 has three syllable blocks. Both double consonants kkae and kkeu give this word a crisp, sharp feel.

Example sentence

깨끗한 방입니다.

It's a clean room.

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How to remember 깨끗한

The double k-k-k sounds like scrubbing. Imagine cleaning surfaces with that crisp, sharp sound.

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Questions about 깨끗한

How do you say "clean" in Korean?

In Korean, "clean" is 깨끗한. It is a noun.

How is 깨끗한 written in Korean?

깨끗한 has three syllable blocks. Both double consonants kkae and kkeu give this word a crisp, sharp feel.

How is 깨끗한 used in a sentence?

Use 깨끗한 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 깨끗한 방입니다. (It's a clean room.).

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