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How do you say "no problem" in Korean?
별말씀을요
byeolmalsseumeuryo
In Korean, "no problem" is 별말씀을요 (byeolmalsseumeuryo).
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Pronunciation
Byeol-mal-sseum-eul-lyo, dense consonants but the rhythm is smooth once you slow down each syllable.
Writing and usage
별말씀을요 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
no problem
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How to remember 별말씀을요
Byeol sounds like 'byul', picture waving off thanks with a casual shrug.
Related words
- congratulations 축하합니다 chukhahapnida
- how much does this cost 이거 얼마야? igeo eolmaya?
- where is the nearest hospital 가장 가까운 병원은 어디인가요? gajang gakkaun byeongwoneun eodiingayo?
- can you help me 도와줄 수 있나요? dowajul su itnayo?
- i am lost 나는 길을 잃었다 naneun gireul ireotda
- what time is it 몇 시야? myeot siya?
- i would like a table for two 두 명이 앉을 테이블 하나 주세요 du myeongi anjeul teibeul hana juseyo
- the bill please 계산서 주세요 gyesanseo juseyo
- where is the bathroom 화장실이 어디야? hwajangsiri eodiya?
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Questions about 별말씀을요
How do you pronounce 별말씀을요?
Byeol-mal-sseum-eul-lyo, dense consonants but the rhythm is smooth once you slow down each syllable.
Is 별말씀을요 formal or casual?
별말씀을요 is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 별말씀을요 written in Korean?
별말씀을요 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as byeolmalsseumeuryo.
Where can I practice Korean words for free?
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"No problem" in other languages
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