Korean Dictionary
How to say “Love” in Korean
사랑
Sarang
Usage & Context
One of the most essential Korean words. Used to express deep affection between lovers, family members, and close friends. It appears frequently in K-dramas and K-pop songs.
Example Sentence
나는 너를 사랑해.
I love you.
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