"Are you crazy?" How to read Korean? And "that kid is crazy" thank you!

"Are you crazy?" Translated into Korean: "?" .

That boy is crazy. Translated into Korean: "".

Related phrases

1, crazy?

2. Crazy?

3. Crazy woman? ?

Bilingual example

1, mode: what! This man! Are you out of your mind?

: ! ? ! ! ! ! ?

2. "Oh, are you crazy? 100,000 yuan is just given? And our family works? "

" ? . 1000?

3. Take the money and go! Also, don't appear in front of me again, because you are driving me crazy!

! ? ? , ? ! ?

Extended data:

Korean spelling

1, vowel: ......

A vowel can form a syllable, and the syllable is located at "?" The first sound. It is just a formal consonant, a symbol that makes the font look neat and beautiful. It has no actual sound value and does not pronounce.

2. Consonants: ......

Consonants cannot form syllables alone, but must be combined with vowels to form syllables. When spelling, consonants can be located to the left or above vowels.

3. Radio: ......

Consonant "?" No pronunciation at the beginning (just for decoration), and the ending pronunciation is used for broadcasting, which has actual sound value.

Consonant vowel broadcast: ......

Consonants can be placed before vowels as the first sound, or after vowels as the last sound. At this time, consonants are called radio stations. "?" Consonants can only be pronounced in the first sound, not in the last sound.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Korean