사과
The word apple, or 사과 (sa-gwa) in Korean, is one of the most common fruits you'll encounter in daily life and conversations. Whether you're talking about buying apples at a market, offering fruit as a gift, or using the word metaphorically, knowing how to use 사과 is useful in a variety of contexts.
Introduction to 사과
The word 사과 (pronounced "sa-gwa") refers to an apple in Korean. Apples are a popular fruit in Korea and are often given as gifts during special occasions. Interestingly, 사과 also means apology in Korean, so depending on the context, the meaning can shift!
Here are some useful expressions using 사과 in Korean:
More Expressions (in Korean with English translation)
사과 한 개 주세요
(sa-gwa han gae ju-se-yo)
Please give me one apple.이 사과는 정말 맛있어요
(i sa-gwa-neun jeong-mal ma-shi-sseo-yo)
This apple is really delicious.사과를 깎아 먹어요
(sa-gwa-reul kka-kka meo-geo-yo)
I peel and eat the apple.사과 좀 드실래요?
(sa-gwa jom deu-shil-lae-yo?)
Would you like some apple?사과를 좋아해요
(sa-gwa-reul jo-a-hae-yo)
I like apples.사과를 사러 가요
(sa-gwa-reul sa-reo ga-yo)
I’m going to buy apples.
With these phrases, you'll be able to talk about 사과 in various situations, whether you're enjoying this tasty fruit or making conversation at a market. Don’t forget that context is important since 사과 can also mean apology in Korean!