How to say it in Korean — your own sentence, natural Korean, native pronunciation | Prubi

Write one line about your day in English. Prubi turns it into natural Korean you would actually say, shows how it sounds and what each part means, and reads it in a native voice.

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Write one line about your day in English. Prubi turns it into natural Korean you would actually say, shows how it sounds and what each part means, and reads it in a native voice.

Your words, not textbook phrases

No lists to memorize. The Korean comes from what you wrote today — the line you actually want to say.

Hear it, say it, write it

Listen in a native voice, slow it down, read along out loud, then hide it and write it yourself. Real Native voices sound closest to a real person.

An honest note

It's an AI draft — depending on the situation and who you're talking to, another phrasing may sound more natural. Switch the tone or ask for a new version.

What one card looks like

I finally finished my report, so I treated myself to a latte.

드디어 보고서 다 끝내서 나한테 라떼 한 잔 사 줬어.

deu-di-eo bo-go-seo da kkeun-nae-seo na-han-te ra-tte han jan sa jwo-sseo

드디어 = finally · 보고서 다 끝내서 = finished the whole report, so · 나한테 = to myself · 라떼 한 잔 사 줬어 = bought (myself) a latte — casual, to a friend

An example — your card is made from your own line.

How it works

1. Write one line about your day in English — the way you would tell it.

2. Pick who you would say it to: a close friend, a shop or service staff member, or someone older. Prubi matches the Korean politeness to that person.

3. Listen in a native-sounding voice, slow it down, read along out loud, then hide it and write it yourself.

Questions people ask

Is Prubi a translator?

No — it's a journal and notes app. Your line becomes a natural Korean draft with its meaning and each part explained, so you understand what you are saying. For anything important, check it with a native speaker.

Formal or casual Korean?

You choose who you are talking to. A close friend gets casual Korean (banmal), a shop or service staff member gets the polite -yo form, and someone older or your boss gets the respectful form.

Can I practice speaking?

Yes. Listen as many times as you like, slow it down, and read along out loud. Real Native voices in Premium sound closest to a real person.

Is it free?

Writing your line, getting the Korean card and listening are free. Premium adds Real Native voices and lets you review all your saved lines at once.

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