How to say Do you love me in korean

 

 Analysis of “너 나 사랑해? neo na sa lang hae”

1. Full sentence translation

• Do you love me?

• Used to directly ask if the listener loves the speaker.

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2. Word-by-word breakdown

Korean	Romanization	Part of Speech	Meaning (English)	English Equivalent
너	neo	pronoun	you (casual)	you
나	na	pronoun	me / I (casual)	me (as object)
사랑해	saranghae	verb	love	love

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3. Sentence structure explanation

• Korean word order: [Subject] + [Object] + [Verb]
  → 너 neo (subject) 나  na (object) 사랑해  sa lang hae (verb)
  → “You love me.”

• English word order: [Do] + [Subject] + [Base verb] + [Object]?
  → Do you love me?

• Key differences:

  • Korean doesn’t use the auxiliary verb Do; questions are made through sentence endings and rising intonation.

  • The subject and object positions are fixed in Korean.

  • “너 나 사랑해? neo na salanghae

  • ” is casual speech; the polite form would be 저 사랑하세요? jeo salanghaseyo?

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4. Nuance & cultural tip

• 너 neo: casual “you,” used with friends, peers, or someone younger.

• 나 na : casual “I/me.”

• 사랑해 sa lang hae: the most common casual way to say “I love you”; polite form is 사랑해요.  sa lang hae yo

• Literally, “You me love?” in Korean word order, but in English grammar it must be Do you love me?

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5. Usage examples

1. Asking your partner seriously:

   • 너 나 사랑해? neo na salanghae?

   • Do you love me?

2. Asking playfully:

• 너 나 진짜 사랑해? neo na jinjja salanghae?

• Do you really love me?

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• Relationship & Love Expressions – Korean → English Study Cards

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  1. 너 나 사랑해?

  • Do you love me?  neo na sa lang hae?

  • 너  neo (you, casual) + 나 na (me) + 사랑해 sa lang hae(love, casual)

  • Used to ask directly if the listener loves you.

  • Casual tone, for close relationships only. Polite form: 저 사랑하세요? jeo sa lang ha sey o

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  2. 나도 너 사랑해

  • I love you too.

  • 나도  na do (I too / me too) + 너  neo (you) + 사랑해 sa lang hae (love, casual)

  • Used to return affection after hearing “I love you.”

  • In polite form: 저도 사랑해요. jeo do sa lang hae yo

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  3. 나 너 좋아해

  • I like you.

  • 나  na (I) + 너  neo (you) + 좋아해  joh a hae (like, casual)

  • Can mean “I like you” or “I have feelings for you” depending on context.

  • Polite form: 저는 당신을 좋아해요. jeo neun dang sin-eul joh-a hae yo

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  4. 너 보고 싶어

  • I miss you.

  • 너  neo (you) + 보고 싶어  bo go sip eo (want to see → miss, casual)

  • Literally “I want to see you.” Used to express missing someone.

  • Polite form: 당신이 보고 싶어요. dang sin-i bo go sip-eo yo

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  5. 나랑 결혼할래?

  • Will you marry me?

  • 나랑  na lang (with me) + 결혼  gyeol hon (marriage) + 할래? hal lae(will you do?, casual)

  • Proposal phrase. Polite form: 저랑 결혼해 주시겠어요?  jeo lang gyeol hon hae ju si gess-eoyo?

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