Korean adjectives2 Hungry in Korean, From Baegopa to a Polite Reply Hungry in Korean, From Baegopa to a Polite ReplyLunch is still an hour away. You want to tell a new classmate you could eat now. To say I am hungry in Korean politely, use 배고파요 (baegopayo). With a friend you already speak casually with, 배고파 (baegopa) fits.Both describe the feeling that you need something to eat. You can say either without adding a separate word for I when you are talking about y.. 2026. 10. 29. How to Say Delicious in Korean Beyond 맛있어요 How to Say Delicious in Korean Beyond 맛있어요You take a bite of a warm dumpling. 맛있어요—it’s delicious. After a bite of their own, the person beside you nods: 맛있네요. They agree with you after tasting it for themselves. Start with 맛있어요맛있어요 (masisseoyo) means It’s delicious or It tastes good. It is a polite everyday expression you can say to a host or a server. When everyone knows which dish you mean, .. 2026. 10. 28. 이전 1 다음