International student in Korean 🇰🇷

유학생 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break the word into two parts: 유학 (yuhak) means “studying abroad” and 학생 (haksaeng) means “student.” Visualize someone studying overseas to link the parts.
• Think of “유” as an abbreviation for foreign or overseas and “학생” as the familiar word for student.

Explanations:
• 유학생 (yuhaksaeng) refers to a student who is studying abroad. It is used to specifically denote international students enrolled in foreign universities.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 외국인 학생 (oegugin haksaeng) – literally “foreign student,” often used similarly though it might imply a student who is a foreigner in a local school.
• 국제 학생 (gukje haksaeng) – less common, directly translating to “international student.”

Alternate Meanings/Slang:
• There aren’t widely recognized slang meanings for 유학생. In casual conversations, it simply refers to students studying abroad without additional connotations.

Example Sentences:
• "제 동생은 호주에서 유학 중입니다."
 Romanized: "Je dongsaeng-eun hoju-eseo yuhak jungimnida."
 Translation: "My younger sibling is studying abroad in Australia."

• "많은 유학생들이 새로운 문화를 경험하기 위해 노력합니다."
 Romanized: "Man-eun yuhaksaengdeul-i saeroun munhwa-reul gyeongheomhagi wihae noryeokhamnida."
 Translation: "Many international students strive to experience new cultures."

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