넌 초대되지 않았어 (neon chodaedoegi anasseo)
Pronunciation: [nun cho-dae-dwae-ji a-nat-sseo]
Meaning: "You're not invited." (Informal)
Introduction
If you need to informally tell someone they aren’t invited, you can use 넌 초대되지 않았어. This phrase is commonly used in casual conversations, but be mindful of its direct tone—it can come across as blunt, so use it carefully in the right context.
For a more polite or formal version, such as when you're speaking to someone respectfully, you can say: 당신은 초대되지 않으셨어요 (dangshineun chodaedoegi aneusyeosseoyo).
More Expressions in Korean
넌 초대 안 받았어.
Pronunciation: [neon cho-dae an ba-dat-sseo]
Meaning: "You didn’t get an invitation." (Informal)너 초대 안 했어.
Pronunciation: [neo cho-dae an haet-sseo]
Meaning: "I didn’t invite you." (Informal)초대받지 못했어.
Pronunciation: [cho-dae-bat-ji mot-haet-sseo]
Meaning: "You weren’t invited." (Informal)당신은 초대되지 않으셨어요.
Pronunciation: [dang-shin-eun cho-dae-dwae-ji a-neu-syeot-seo-yo]
Meaning: "You’re not invited." (Polite)이번엔 초대하지 않았어요.
Pronunciation: [i-beon-en cho-dae-ha-ji a-nat-seo-yo]
Meaning: "We didn’t invite you this time." (Polite)
These expressions can be used to let someone know they weren’t invited, either in a casual or formal context. Be sure to consider the tone and context when using these phrases!