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Apple in Korean: 사과
사과
sagwa
“Apple” is 사과 (sagwa) in Korean. This page shows how the Hangul is built letter by letter, how to type it on a Korean keyboard, and sentences for ordering or talking about it.
How to pronounce and spell 사과
It is pronounced just as it is written.
| Syllable | Letters (consonant + vowel + final) | Romanization |
|---|---|---|
| 사 | ㅅ+ㅏ | sa |
| 과 | ㄱ+ㅘ | gwa |
How to type 사과 on a Korean keyboard
On a standard Korean (2-set) keyboard, press these keys in order. A capital letter means hold Shift.
tkrhk
| Syllable | Keys |
|---|---|
| 사 | tk |
| 과 | rhk |
Switch your device to the Korean input method first. The keys shown are for the standard computer layout.
Practice typing Korean
Practice nowWhich particle follows 사과?
Korean particles change depending on whether a name ends with a final consonant (batchim). 사과 ends with a vowel (no final consonant), so the forms are:
| Role | Particle | Written form |
|---|---|---|
| Topic marker | 는 | 사과는 |
| Subject marker | 가 | 사과가 |
| Object marker | 를 | 사과를 |
| “and / with” | 와 | 사과와 |
| Possessive (’s) | 의 | 사과의 |
Example sentences
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- 사과 주세요.
apple, please. - 사과를 좋아해요?
Do you like apple? - 사과 있어요?
Do you have apple?
Quick check
Question 1 Which one is “apple” in Korean?
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Answer: 사과 sagwa
Question 2 Which is the romanization of 사과?
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Answer: sagwa
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