About this word
시작해요 (si-jak-hae-yo) means “start (present polite).” Read the Hangul first, then the romanization.
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Example sentences
수업이 몇 시에 시작해요?
sueopi myeok sie sijakhaeyo?
What time does class start?
A: 뭐라고 했어요? B: 시작해요.
A: mworago haengeoyo? B: sijakhaeyo.
A: What did they say? B: start (present polite).
수업에서 "시작해요"를 배웠어요.
sueopeseo "sijakhaeyo"reul baewongeoyo.
I learned “start (present polite)” in class.
"시작해요"라고 말하다.
"sijakhaeyo"rago malhada
Common phrase with this word: "시작해요"라고 말하다
시작해요 연습.
sijakhaeyo yeonseup
Common phrase with this word: 시작해요 연습
천천히 말하기.
cheoncheonhi malhagi
Common phrase with this word: 천천히 말하기
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