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How do you say "hamburger" in Korean?
햄버거
haembeogeo
In Korean, "hamburger" is 햄버거.
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Pronunciation
Haem-buh-guh, stress on the first syllable, rhyming with English pronunciation.
Writing and usage
햄버거 is the Korean spelling of hamburger. The compound shows how borrowed food terms are integrated.
Example sentence
햄버거를 주문했어요
I ordered a hamburger.
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How to remember 햄버거
Haem-burger, this food rhymes with English hamburger so it's a direct borrowed word.
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Questions about 햄버거
How do you say "hamburger" in Korean?
In Korean, "hamburger" is 햄버거. It is a noun.
How is 햄버거 written in Korean?
햄버거 is the Korean spelling of hamburger. The compound shows how borrowed food terms are integrated.
How is 햄버거 used in a sentence?
Use 햄버거 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 햄버거를 주문했어요 (I ordered a hamburger.).
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