How do you use a long while (한참) in a sentence?

버스를 한참 기다렸어요. — I waited for the bus for a long while.

How to say a long while in Korean

Q: How do you say a long while in Korean?

a long while in Korean is 한참. 한참 means "for a long while" or "for quite some time." Use it when an action continues longer than you expected, like waiting, talking, or walking. It often comes before the action word to show that something lasted a long time (한참).

Q: What does 한참 mean?

한참 means “a long while” in Korean. 한참 means "for a long while" or "for quite some time." Use it when an action continues longer than you expected, like waiting, talking, or walking. It often comes before the action word to show that something lasted a long time (한참).

Korean: 한참[ han-cham ]

Meaning

한참 means "for a long while" or "for quite some time." Use it when an action continues longer than you expected, like waiting, talking, or walking. It often comes before the action word to show that something lasted a long time (한참).