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How do you say "that makes me happy" in Korean?
그게 나를 행복하게 해
geuge nareul haengbokhage hae
In Korean, "that makes me happy" is 그게 나를 행복하게 해 (geuge nareul haengbokhage hae).
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Pronunciation
Say "geuge nareul haengbokhage hae" in three even beats: geuge, nareul, haengbokhage hae, without rushing the middle.
Writing and usage
그게 나를 행복하게 해 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
that makes me happy
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How to remember 그게 나를 행복하게 해
Haengbokhage repeats the happy word from earlier — recognizing haengbok again locks in the meaning fast.
Related words
- im happy 난 행복해. nan haengbokhae.
- im sad 슬퍼요 seulpeoyo
- im scared 무서워요 museowoyo
- im angry 화가 났어요 hwaga nasseoyo
- im excited 기대돼요 gidaedwaeyo
- im nervous 긴장돼요 ginjangdwaeyo
- im worried 걱정돼요 geokjeongdwaeyo
- im confused 혼란스러워요 honranseureowoyo
- im bored 심심해요 simsimhaeyo
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Questions about 그게 나를 행복하게 해
How do you pronounce 그게 나를 행복하게 해?
Say "geuge nareul haengbokhage hae" in three even beats: geuge, nareul, haengbokhage hae, without rushing the middle.
Is 그게 나를 행복하게 해 formal or casual?
그게 나를 행복하게 해 is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 그게 나를 행복하게 해 written in Korean?
그게 나를 행복하게 해 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as geuge nareul haengbokhage hae.
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"That makes me happy" in other languages
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