How do you use rudeness (실례) in a sentence?

친구 집에 가서 방을 봐도 실례예요. — It's rude to look around a friend's house when you visit.

How to say rudeness in Korean

Q: How do you say rudeness in Korean?

rudeness in Korean is 실례. The word (실례) means rudeness or an action that is not polite. It is used when talking about bad manners, like doing something that may bother or offend another person. You can use it to say that an action is rude in everyday situations.

Q: What does 실례 mean?

실례 means “rudeness” in Korean. The word (실례) means rudeness or an action that is not polite. It is used when talking about bad manners, like doing something that may bother or offend another person. You can use it to say that an action is rude in everyday situations.

Korean: 실례[ sil-rye ]

Meaning

The word (실례) means rudeness or an action that is not polite. It is used when talking about bad manners, like doing something that may bother or offend another person. You can use it to say that an action is rude in everyday situations.

Example sentences

친구 집에 가서 방을 봐도 실례예요.
It's rude to look around a friend's house when you visit.
전화번호를 물어보기 전에 먼저 인사해야 해요. 그래야 실례가 안 돼요.
You should greet first before asking for someone’s phone number to avoid being rude.
공간이 협소해서 다른 사람에게 다가갈 때는 주의해야 해요. 실례를 피하려면 공간을 고려해야 해요.
Be careful when getting close to someone in a small space; consider the space to avoid being rude.
친구가 집에서 만찬을 하면, 일찍 도착하면 실례예요.
It's rude to arrive early for a dinner party at a friend’s house.