How do you use surprise (뜻밖) in a sentence?

집에서 뜻밖의 손님이 왔어요. — An unexpected guest came to the house.

How to say surprise in Korean

Q: How do you say surprise in Korean?

surprise in Korean is 뜻밖. 뜻밖 means something unexpected or surprising. You use it when something happens that you did not think would happen, like a guest, a gift, or a problem. It often comes before a noun, such as in "뜻밖의 선물," which means "an unexpected gift."

Q: What does 뜻밖 mean?

뜻밖 means “surprise” in Korean. 뜻밖 means something unexpected or surprising. You use it when something happens that you did not think would happen, like a guest, a gift, or a problem. It often comes before a noun, such as in "뜻밖의 선물," which means "an unexpected gift."

Korean: 뜻밖[ tteus-bakk ]

Meaning

뜻밖 means something unexpected or surprising. You use it when something happens that you did not think would happen, like a guest, a gift, or a problem. It often comes before a noun, such as in "뜻밖의 선물," which means "an unexpected gift."