너무 비싸요.

너무 비싸요.neomu bissayo
That's too expensive.
neomu bissayo

Meaning

너무 비싸요. means That's too expensive..

Pronunciation

neomu bissayo. Use the displayed ruby/timing as the primary guide once audio is ready.

When to use

Useful but keep your tone friendly. Use this in shops and markets when checking price, size, payment, or receipts.

How it works

Treat this as a ready-made phrase first. After it feels familiar, compare the translation and pronunciation chunks to see which part carries the request, object, place, or politeness.

Nuance

Polite beginner-safe wording. Korean politeness is carried by endings like -요 and -습니다; keep them when speaking to strangers.

Watch out

Romanization is only approximate. Use it to start, then listen for the Korean syllable blocks.

Useful detail

Korean spacing and endings help show what role each piece of the phrase plays. Category: Shopping and payment.

Notes

Useful but keep your tone friendly. Polite beginner-safe wording.

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