When to use groom in Korean
Korean: 신랑[ sin-rang ]
When to use it
신랑 means “groom,” the man in a wedding. You use it when talking about the man who is getting married, often with 신부, “bride.” It is a common word for wedding photos, ceremonies, and family talk about a marriage.
Example sentences
신랑이 오늘 웨딩드레스를 입었어요.
The groom is wearing a wedding suit today.
친구들이 신랑에게 선물을 줬어요.
Friends gave gifts to the groom.
예식장에서 신랑을 만났어요.
I met the groom at the wedding hall.
신랑이 웃는 사진이 좋아요.
The photo of the groom smiling is nice.
