실례합니다 (sillyehamnida)
"실례합니다" means "Excuse me" in Korean. This is a polite way to get someone's attention or to apologize for interrupting or being in someone's way. It is often used in formal settings, when addressing strangers, or when you need to politely ask for help or directions.
More Expressions in Korean:
죄송합니다 (Joesonghamnida)
Translation: I’m sorry (formal apology).저기요 (Jeogiyo)
Translation: Excuse me (used to call someone’s attention, such as a waiter).잠깐만요 (Jamkkanmanyo)
Translation: Just a moment, please.실례지만... (Sillyejiman…)
Translation: Excuse me, but... (used to start a polite request).방해해서 죄송해요 (Banghaehaeseo joesonghaeyo)
Translation: I’m sorry for bothering you.
By using "실례합니다" and these related phrases, you can communicate more politely in public or formal situations. It's a key phrase to know for respectful interactions in Korea!