Slender in Korean 🇰🇷

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Slender	얄밉다

How to say “Slender” in Korean? “얄밉다”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “얄밉다” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on Slender in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember "얄밉다":
• Break the word into two parts: "얄" and "밉다". Think of "밉다" as sounding like “bitter” or “spiteful,” which can remind you of feeling irritated about someone.
• Imagine someone behaving in a petty and annoying way that makes you feel bitter—this emotion is captured by "얄밉다."
• Repeat the word and its romanization (yal-mip-da) to help lock in its sound and meaning.

Explanation:
• "얄밉다" is an adjective used to describe the feeling of irritation or resentment toward someone because of petty or annoying behavior.
• It implies that you find someone or their actions contemptible and slightly infuriating.

Other words with a similar meaning:
• 짜증스럽다 (jjajeungseureopda) – to be irritating or exasperating.
• 성가시다 (seonggasida) – to be bothersome or troublesome.
• 미워하다 (miwohada) – to hate (though this is stronger and more emotional).

Conjugations of "얄밉다" (adjective):
• Dictionary form: 얄밉다 (yal-mip-da)
• Present informal: 얄밉어 (yal-mipeo)
• Present polite: 얄밉어요 (yal-mipeoyo)
• Present formal: 얄밉습니다 (yal-mipseumnida)
• Past informal: 얄밉었어 (yal-mipeosseo)
• Past polite: 얄밉었어요 (yal-mipeossoyo)
• Past formal: 얄밉었습니다 (yal-mipseosseumnida)
• Future informal (using the future presumptive): 얄밉겠어 (yal-mipgeteo)
• Future polite: 얄밉겠어요 (yal-mipgetseoyo)

Example sentences:
1. "그 사람의 행동이 너무 얄밉어."
(Romanized: Geu saram-ui haengdong-i neomu yal-mipeo.)
Meaning: "That person's behavior is so irritating."

2. "나는 그의 얄밉은 태도에 화가 났어."
(Romanized: Naneun geu-ui yal-mipeun taedo-e hwaga natseo.)
Meaning: "I got angry at his spiteful attitude."

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