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Home1-on-1 teacherGroup ClassCommunityBecome a teacher  Signup/LoginVilma MikaelaHow to say "You" in Korean? And how about "Me"? Oct 19, 2011 3:05 PM30Answers · 33To add onto kimchibokkeumbap's (yum haha) answer.. As you know, there are *very generally* two types of speech levels in Korean: (I know there are technically more but just speaking very generally.) casual, 반말, and polite, 존댓말. Casually, you = 너 (neo) and me = 나 (na). When you're being polite, me = 저 (jeo) and you wouldn't really say 'you' at anybody when you're being polite. It's more common to use their name and some sort of suffix or a title i.e. ajusshi and so on.October 19, 2011031You = 너 Me = 나October 19, 2011010It is very complicated to say "you" in Korean, so you don't normally say 'you'. You can look at this article. http://funkorean4u.wordpress.com/2014/07/13/beginner-how-to-say-you-in-korean/July 13, 201400Still haven’t found your answers? Write down your questions and let the native speakers help you!Ask Now

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