About this word
해요 (haeyo) means “do.” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.
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Example sentences
금요일에 제 생일 파티를 하려고 해요. 올 수 있어요?
geumyoile je saetil patireul haryeogo haeyo. ol su ingeoyo?
I'm planning to have my birthday party on Friday. Can you come?
에릭은 평일에 한국어를 공부해요. 주말에도 공부해요.
erikeun pyeotile hangukeoreul gotbuhaeyo. jumaledo gotbuhaeyo.
Eric studies Korean on weekdays. He also studies on weekends. → Eric studies Korean every day.
A: 뭐라고 했어요? B: 해요.
A: mworago haengeoyo? B: haeyo.
A: What did they say? B: do.
수업에서 "해요"를 배웠어요.
sueopeseo "haeyo"reul baewongeoyo.
I learned “do” in class.
"해요"라고 말하다.
"haeyo"rago malhada
Common phrase with this word: "해요"라고 말하다
해요 연습.
haeyo yeonseup
Common phrase with this word: 해요 연습
천천히 말하기.
cheoncheonhi malhagi
Common phrase with this word: 천천히 말하기
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