Lovely in Korean 🇰🇷

사랑스럽다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Notice that “사랑” means “love.” Adding “-스럽다” creates an adjective meaning “having the quality of love,” which helps link it to “lovely.”
• Think of it as “lovable” or “adorable,” similar to characteristics you might associate with someone or something you love.

Explanations:
• 사랑스럽다 (romanized: sarangseureopda) is a descriptive adjective that means “lovely” or “adorable.”
• It is used to express that someone or something has a charming, lovable quality.
• In its attributive form, it becomes 사랑스러운 (sarangseureoun) to describe a noun (e.g., 사랑스러운 미소 “lovely smile”).

Synonyms/Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 귀엽다 (gwiyeopda) – generally means “cute.”
• 매력적이다 (maeryeokjeokida) – means “charming” or “attractive,” though it implies a different type of appeal.

Conjugations:
Base Form (Dictionary Form): 사랑스럽다 (sarangseureopda)

Present:
• Polite: 사랑스러워요 (sarangseureowoyo)
• Informal speech: 사랑스러워 (sarangseureowo)

Past:
• Polite: 사랑스러웠어요 (sarangseureowosseoyo)
• Informal: 사랑스러웠어 (sarangseureowosseo)

Future:
• Polite: 사랑스러울 거예요 (sarangseureoul geoyeyo)
• Informal: 사랑스러울 거야 (sarangseureoul geoya)

Examples in Sentences:
1. 그녀는 정말 사랑스러워요.
(Geunyeoneun jeongmal sarangseureowoyo.)
Translation: She is really lovely.
2. 어제 그 고양이가 너무 사랑스러웠어요.
(Eoje geu goyangiga neomu sarangseureowosseoyo.)
Translation: Yesterday, that cat was so lovely.
3. 내일 그 반려동물이 사랑스러울 거예요.
(Naeil geu banryeodongmuri sarangseureoul geoyeyo.)
Translation: Tomorrow, that pet will be lovely.

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