Did you turn off the radio? in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

Breakdown:
• “라디오” means “radio.” The particle “를” marks it as the object of the sentence.
• “끄셨나요?” comes from the verb “끄다” (to turn off). To show respect, the honorific marker “시” is inserted, and the verb is conjugated into the past and interrogative form—thus “끄셨나요?” meaning “Did you turn off?”

Tips to remember:
• When forming such questions, attach the appropriate object marker (here “를”) to the noun.
• For respectful speech, incorporate the honorific form by adding “시” before ending the verb.
• Convert the verb into past tense and add a polite question ending like “나요?” to indicate that you’re asking about a completed action.

Romanized characters:
“라디오를 끄셨나요?” → “Radio-reul kkeusyeotnayo?”

Alternate ways to say “Did you turn off the radio?”:
• “라디오를 껐어요?” (Radio-reul kkeosseoyo?)
• “라디오 껐어요?” (Radio kkeosseoyo?)

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