Which in Korean 🇰🇷

어느 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Connect “어느” with the English word “which.” Think of it as pointing out one option among several.
• Break it into syllables—“어” + “느”—and imagine asking “Which one?” in a situation where you need to choose.
• Picture using “어느” when you're uncertain about a specific choice to help cement its interrogative nature in your mind.

Explanations:
• “어느” is an interrogative determiner used before a noun to ask about a specific option from a set.
• It is used to inquire about a precise choice among alternatives, as in “Which [noun]?” For example, “Which book?” becomes “어느 책?”

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 어떤 (eotteon) – can also imply “which” or “what kind of,” though it is often more general in meaning.
• 무슨 (museun) – used to ask “what” or “which” in some contexts, though its usage may vary with the sentence structure.

Alternate Meanings / Slang:
• “어느” does not have widely recognized slang meanings; it is predominantly used in its standard interrogative form.

Example Sentences (with Romanized):
• 어느 나라에 가고 싶어요?
  Romanized: Eoneu nara-e gago sipeoyo?
  Meaning: Which country do you want to go to?
• 어느 책이 제일 좋아요?
  Romanized: Eoneu chaek-i jeil joayo?
  Meaning: Which book do you like the most?
• 어느 시간에 만날까요?
  Romanized: Eoneu sigan-e mannalkkayo?
  Meaning: At which time shall we meet?

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