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How are you feeling? in Korean
Handy Korean for how are you feeling? ✨ 🔴 괜찮아? [gwaenchana?] - Are you okay?
How these words work together
This chart shows common Korean questions used to ask about someone's feelings or state. These phrases are simple and often used in daily conversations to check on others' emotions or conditions. They are useful for beginners learning how to express concern or curiosity about how someone is doing. Each question ends with a rising intonation, typical for yes/no questions in spoken Korean.
Words in this chart
| Korean | Romanization | English |
|---|---|---|
| 괜찮아? | gwaenchana? | Are you okay? |
| 진심이야? | jinsimiya? | Are you serious? |
| 긴장돼? | ginjangdwae? | Are you nervous? |
| 화났어? | hwanasseo? | Are you angry? |
| 무서워? | museowo? | Are you scared? |
| 피곤해? | pigonhae? | Are you tired? |
| 배고파? | baegopa? | Are you hungry? |
| 확실해? | hwaksilhae? | Are you sure? |
Example sentences
오늘 기분이 어때? 괜찮아?
How are you feeling today? Are you okay?
시험 때문에 긴장돼? 진심이야?
Are you nervous because of the exam? Are you serious?
너 화났어? 무서워하지 마.
Are you angry? Don’t be scared.
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