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How do I say "I don't understand" in Korean?

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To say "I don't understand" in Korean, you can use the phrase "이해하지 못해요" (Ihae-haji mothaeyo). Here's the breakdown: 이해하다 (Ihaehada): to understand 못하다 (Mothada): to not be able to do -어요 (-eo-yo): a polite ending to make the statement more formal So, when you combine these elements, you get "이해하지...
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To say "I don't understand" in Korean, you can use the phrase "이해하지 못해요" (Ihae-haji mothaeyo). Here's the breakdown:

  • 이해하다 (Ihaehada): to understand
  • 못하다 (Mothada): to not be able to do
  • -어요 (-eo-yo): a polite ending to make the statement more formal

So, when you combine these elements, you get "이해하지 못해요" (Ihae-haji mothaeyo), which translates to "I don't understand" in English. You can use this phrase when you want to express that you are having difficulty comprehending something or when you didn't catch what someone said.

 
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