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How do you say "im hurt" in Korean?
상처받았어요
sangcheobadasseoyo
In Korean, "im hurt" is 상처받았어요 (sangcheobadasseoyo).
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Pronunciation
Say "sangcheobadasseoyo" slowly in three parts: sang-cheo-ba-da-sseo-yo, since it's a long single word for an English speaker.
Writing and usage
상처받았어요 is written using hangul. It's a phrase, 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
im hurt
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How to remember 상처받았어요
Sangcheo sounds like "song, cho" — imagine a sad song playing because you got hurt.
Related words
- help me 도와줘 dowajwo
- call the police 경찰을 부르세요 gyeongchareul bureuseyo
- call a doctor 의사에게 전화하세요 uisaege jeonhwahaseyo
- i need a hospital 병원이 필요해 byeongwoni piryohae
- im allergic to 저는 알레르기가 있어요 jeoneun alrereugiga isseoyo
- i lost my way 길을 잃었어 gireul ireosseo
- i lost my wallet 지갑을 잃어버렸어 jigabeul ireobeoryeosseo
- i lost my phone 핸드폰 잃어버렸어 haendeupon ireobeoryeosseo
- theres been an accident 사고가 났어 sagoga nasseo
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Questions about 상처받았어요
How do you pronounce 상처받았어요?
Say "sangcheobadasseoyo" slowly in three parts: sang-cheo-ba-da-sseo-yo, since it's a long single word for an English speaker.
Is 상처받았어요 formal or casual?
상처받았어요 is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 상처받았어요 written in Korean?
상처받았어요 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as sangcheobadasseoyo.
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"Im hurt" in other languages
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