What does 무서워 mean?
무서워 means "I’m scared" in Korean.
How it works here
‘무서워’ is the casual conjugated form expressing a feeling of fear.
Dictionary form
무섭다
To be scary; to feel afraid
‘무서워’ is the casual form of ‘무섭다’; it is more everyday and conversational than ‘두렵다’.
When it's used
Used to express fear of a person, animal, place, sound, situation, or possible result.
The line
야 무서워
Hey, I’m scared.
Someone immediately expresses fear in a dark or threatening place.
Scene from “비행記 in 부산 (Travel Log in Busan) #2｜[SKZ CODE] Ep.101” · Channel: Stray Kids Watch on YouTube
More examples
저 강아지는 너무 무서워.
That puppy is so scary.
높은 곳은 여전히 무서워요.
I’m still scared of high places.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
무서워
야 무서워
Hey, I’m scared.
- It describes missing a deadline because an action was postponed.
- It describes being unable to move something because it is too heavy.
- It describes feeling afraid or frightened by something or a situation.
- It describes ear pain caused by an extremely loud sound.
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It describes feeling afraid or frightened by something or a situation.
‘무서워’ is the casual form of ‘무섭다’; it is more everyday and conversational than ‘두렵다’.
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