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How do you say "pastry" in Korean?
페이스트리
peiseuteuri
In Korean, "pastry" is 페이스트리.
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Pronunciation
Pay-seu-teu-ree, where pay sounds like 'pay', seu rhymes with 'zoo', and ree rhymes with 'tree'.
Writing and usage
페이스트리 is the Korean spelling of pastry. It's adapted from English pronunciation.
Example sentence
페이스트리가 맛있었어요
The pastry was delicious.
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How to remember 페이스트리
Pay-street-tree, you pay money on the street to buy pastries at shops.
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- hamburger 햄버거 haembeogeo
- knife 칼 kal
- pie 파이 pai
- plastic wrap 플라스틱 랩 peullaseutik laeb
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Questions about 페이스트리
How do you say "pastry" in Korean?
In Korean, "pastry" is 페이스트리. It is a noun.
How is 페이스트리 written in Korean?
페이스트리 is the Korean spelling of pastry. It's adapted from English pronunciation.
How is 페이스트리 used in a sentence?
Use 페이스트리 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 페이스트리가 맛있었어요 (The pastry was delicious.).
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