How do you use prejudice (편견) in a sentence?

옷으로 사람을 판단하는 편견은 나쁘죠. — It’s bad to judge people by their clothes.

How to say prejudice in Korean

Q: How do you say prejudice in Korean?

prejudice in Korean is 편견. 편견 means an unfair idea about someone before you know the truth. In clothing talk, it often means judging a person by what they wear, like thinking expensive clothes mean someone is rich. You can use it when talking about unfair opinions that should change.

Q: What does 편견 mean?

편견 means “prejudice” in Korean. 편견 means an unfair idea about someone before you know the truth. In clothing talk, it often means judging a person by what they wear, like thinking expensive clothes mean someone is rich. You can use it when talking about unfair opinions that should change.

Korean: 편견[ pyeon-gyeon ]

Meaning

편견 means an unfair idea about someone before you know the truth. In clothing talk, it often means judging a person by what they wear, like thinking expensive clothes mean someone is rich. You can use it when talking about unfair opinions that should change.

Example sentences

옷으로 사람을 판단하는 편견은 나쁘죠.
It’s bad to judge people by their clothes.
비싼 옷을 입으면 다 부자라는 편견이 있어요.
There is a prejudice that people who wear expensive clothes are all rich.
친구 옷만 봐서 편견 가지 말아야 해요.
Don’t form prejudices just by looking at your friend’s clothes.
옷가게 직원은 싼 옷에 대한 편견이 없어요.
The store clerk has no prejudice against cheap clothes.