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How do you say "controls" in Korean?

제어 장치

jeeo jangchi

Noun Hangul

In Korean, "controls" is 제어 장치.

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Pronunciation

Jay-o jang-chee, where jeo sounds like 'jay', o rhymes with 'go', and chee sounds like 'chee' in cheese.

Writing and usage

제어 means control, 장치 means device or mechanism. Together they form the idea of a control device.

Example sentence

제어 장치가 작동해요

The controls are working.

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How to remember 제어 장치

Jay-o jay-device, controls are the devices that let you say hey no do this instead.

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Questions about 제어 장치

How do you say "controls" in Korean?

In Korean, "controls" is 제어 장치. It is a noun.

How is 제어 장치 written in Korean?

제어 means control, 장치 means device or mechanism. Together they form the idea of a control device.

How is 제어 장치 used in a sentence?

Use 제어 장치 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 제어 장치가 작동해요 (The controls are working.).

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