부끄러운줄 알아 (Bukkeureounjul ara)
If someone has done something wrong or inappropriate and you want to express disapproval, you can use the phrase "부끄러운줄 알아" (Bukkeureounjul ara), which translates to "Shame on you." This is a strong way to call out someone’s behavior and suggest they should feel embarrassed or ashamed.
Pronunciation:
- 부끄러운줄 (Bukkeureounjul) – "Shame" or "Embarrassment"
- 알아 (Ara) – "Know"
More Expressions:
Here are other ways to express disapproval or reprimand someone in Korean:
- 정신 차려 (Jeongsin char-yeo) – Get a grip!
- 왜 그랬어? (Wae geuraesseo?) – Why did you do that?
- 너 진짜 실망이야 (Neo jinjja silmangiya) – I’m really disappointed in you.
- 이게 뭐 하는 짓이야? (Ige mwo haneun jis-iya?) – What do you think you’re doing?
- 너 진짜 뻔뻔해 (Neo jinjja ppeonppeonhae) – You’re so shameless.
These expressions can be used when you want to show strong disapproval of someone’s actions in Korean. They're perfect for more serious conversations or when you're deeply frustrated.