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How to say "This is all your fault!" in Korean?


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by MI-Sung Lee 7 years ago

Based on the level of respect or formality, you can say "This is all your fault!" in Korean in 3 ways:

  • Informal: i-geot-eun jeonbu neo-eui gwao-ya (이것은 전부 너의 과오야), i-geon mobu ni jalmot-iya (이건 모두 니 잘못이야)
  • Formal: i-geot-eun jeonbu dangsin-eui gwao-yeyo (이것은 전부 당신의 과오예요), i-geot-eun jeonbu dangsin-eui gwao-ipnida (이것은 전부 당신의 과오입니다), i-geon mobu dangsin-eui jalmot-ipnida (이건 모두 당신 잘못입니다)
  • Very Formal: i-geot-eun jeonbu dangsin-eui gwao ipnida (이것은 전부 당신의 과오 입니다), i-geot-eun modu dangsin-eui jalmot-ipnida (이것은 모두 당신의 잘못입니다)

- this (subjective): i-geot-eun (이것은), i-geon (이건)
- all: jeonbu (전부), modu (모두)
- your: neo-eui (너의), dangsin-eui (당신의)
- fault: gwao (과오), jalmot (잘못), heum (흠)

Please refer to How to pronounce Korean Alphabet for the English pronunciation in this answer.


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