Sing a song to the children in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

아이들에게 노래를 불러 주세요.
• 아이들 (ai-deul) = “children” (plural noun: 아이 meaning “child” with 들 as the plural marker)
• 에게 (ege) = dative particle meaning “to”; it indicates the recipient (“the children”)
• 노래 (norae) = “song”; the subject of the verb’s action
• 를 (reul) = object marker, showing that “노래” is the direct object
• 불러 (bulleo) = the verb stem form of 부르다 (“to sing”); this is the informal imperative or request stem form used before 주세요
• 주세요 (juseyo) = “please do”; a polite request ending

Translation: “Sing a song to the children.”

Tip: Remember that in Korean the subject (you) is often omitted, and particles like 에게 and 를 are added to indicate roles. The verb stem is modified based on the formality of the request.

Alternate ways to say “Sing a song to the children”:
• 아이들에게 노래 한 곡 불러 주세요.
 (Romanized: Ai-deul-ege norae han gok bulleo juseyo.)
 ("Please sing one song to the children.")
• 아이들에게 노래 좀 불러 주세요.
 (Romanized: Ai-deul-ege norae jom bulleo juseyo.)
 ("Please sing a song for the children." [with “좀” adding a soft request tone])
• 아이들에게 예쁜 노래 불러 주세요.
 (Romanized: Ai-deul-ege yeppeun norae bulleo juseyo.)
 ("Please sing a pretty song to the children.")

Each variation changes only a small nuance (such as specifying “one song,” adding a softening word, or describing the song) while keeping the main structure intact.

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