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The easiest way to say "I love you" in Korean (or "I love you", "I love you", etc., since Korean doesn't have many pronouns like Vietnamese) is "saranghae," but There are several other expressions you can use to convey your feelings as well. Here are some statements that you should know.

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Method 1 of 3: Direct ways to say "I love you"

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   Say "saranghae" or "saranghaeyo" or "saranghamnida". Use this sentence to say "I love you" in Korean.
   • The way to say this sentence is sa-rang-he-yô.
   • Using the Hangul alphabet, “saranghae” is written as 사랑해 and "saranghaeyo" is written as 사랑해요.
   • "Saranghae" is a rather natural way to say "I love you", "saranghaeyo" is a formal way to express the same feelings, and "saranghamnida" is the most polite way to say it.

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   Say "nee-ga jo-ah."Use this phrase to say" I like you "in the romantic sense.
   • The way to say this sentence is masonry.
   • To write this sentence with Hangul letter, write 네가 좋아.
   • The sentence above means "I like you." This expression will only be used in informal speech and romantic contexts.

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   To be more formal, say "dang-shin-ee jo-ah-yo."This sentence should also be used to say" I like you "in the romantic sense.
   • The way to say this sentence is are-shin-io-a-yo.
   • This sentence will be written in the letter Hangul as follows: 당신이 좋아요.
   • The above sentence also means "I like you," in particular, this sentence will show a more respectful or formal level. You will also only use that quote in romantic context.
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Method 2 of 3: Other expressions of love

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   Confirm as follows: "dang-shin-upsshi motsal-ah-yo." This is a formal expression that shows that you really want to be heard in your life.
   • The way to say this sentence is are-shin-ơ-si-sa-la-yo.
   • When translated quite literally, this sentence can be understood as "I can't live without you."
   • In the letter Hangul, this sentence will be written as 당신없이 못 살아요.
   • A more natural way to say this is "nuh-upsshi motsarah," or 너없이 못살아.

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   Let someone special know that "nuh-bak-eh upss-uh."Use this sentence to say that he or she is unique.
   • This sentence is said to be no-so-so-so.
   • The raw translation of this sentence would be: "There is no one like you."
   • To write this sentence with the letter Hangul, write: 너밖에 없어.
   • A more formal way of expressing similar feelings would be "dang-shin-bak-eh upss-uh-yo," or 당신밖에 없어요.

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   Say with certainty "gatchi itgo shipuh."This simple statement will let the other person know that you want to build a relationship with him or her.
   • The way to say this sentence is Singapore.
   • When translated quite literally, this sentence is understood to mean "I want to be with you."
   • This sentence is written in the letters Hangul as follows: 같이 있고 싶어.
   • To make this statement more formal, say: "gatchi itgo shipuhyo," or 같이 있고 싶어요.

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   Ask someone to date you by saying "na-rang sa-gweel-lae?"This is a standard question to use when you want to date someone regularly.
   • The way to say this sentence is Na-rang Sa-Quy-Le.
   • Literally translated, this sentence is "Do you want to date me?"
   • Write this sentence in Hangul as follows: 나랑 사귈래?
   • If you want to ask this question in a more formal way, say "juh-rang sa-gweel-lae-yo?" or 저랑 사귈래요?

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   Propose by saying "na-rang gyul-hon-hae joo-lae?"If the relationship is serious enough and you want to" talk ", this is the question you need to ask.
   • The way to say this sentence is na-rang kyol-kiss he ju-lế.
   • This sentence is roughly translated as: "Do you want to marry me?"
   • Write the above sentence with the letter Hangul as follows: 나랑 결혼해 줄래?
   • A more formal way of addressing is "jeo-rang gyul-hon-hae joo-lae-yo?" or 저랑 결혼해 줄래요?
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Method 3 of 3: Other related sentences

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   Tell the person "bo-go-shi-peo-yo."You will use this to say that you miss him or her.
   • The way to say this sentence is the Cyprus.
   • A direct way to translate this sentence is "I want to see you."
   • The way to write this sentence with the letter Hangul is 보고 싶어요.
   • A more natural way to convey a similar emotion is to skip the "yo" or 요 at the end of the sentence.

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   Let a girl know "ah-reum-da-wo."This is a great way to compliment a girl or woman you adore.
   • The way to say this sentence is a-rm-multi-ua.
   • The raw meaning of the sentence is "You are very beautiful."
   • To write this sentence with Hangul letter, write 아름다워.

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   Let a guy know that "neun-jal saeng-gingeoya."This is a great way to compliment a guy you like.
   • The way to say this sentence is non-jal seng-kin co-ya.
   • This sentence roughly translates as "You're so handsome."
   • This sentence will be written in Hangul as follows: 넌 잘 생긴 거야.

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   Let's joke "Choo-wo, ahn-ah-jwo!"You should use this phrase when you want to hug the person you love.
   • This sentence is said to be chu-ua an-a-pagoda.
   • Translated quite literally, the sentence is "Scary. Hug me!"
     • "Choo-wo" means, "That's too hot."
     • "Ahn-ah-jwo!" which means "hug me!"
   • The way to write in Hangul of this sentence is 추워. 안아줘!

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   Keep someone with you by saying "narang gatchi eessuh."This quote should be used when you want to prevent someone from going home or leaving after a romantic evening.
   • When translated quite literally, this sentence is understood as: "Stay with me."
   • The writing using the Hangul letter of this sentence is 나랑 같이 있어.
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