How do you use talent (재주) in a sentence?

누나는 요리 재주가 있어요. — My older sister has a talent for cooking.

How to say talent in Korean

Q: How do you say talent in Korean?

talent in Korean is 재주. Talent (재주) means a natural ability to do something well, like drawing, singing, or fixing things. In Korean, people often say someone has talent by using "재주가 있다." You can also put an action before it, like "그림 그리는 재주" for talent in drawing.

Q: What does 재주 mean?

재주 means “talent” in Korean. Talent (재주) means a natural ability to do something well, like drawing, singing, or fixing things. In Korean, people often say someone has talent by using "재주가 있다." You can also put an action before it, like "그림 그리는 재주" for talent in drawing.

Korean: 재주[ jae-ju ]

Meaning

Talent (재주) means a natural ability to do something well, like drawing, singing, or fixing things. In Korean, people often say someone has talent by using "재주가 있다." You can also put an action before it, like "그림 그리는 재주" for talent in drawing.