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Korean expression

어쩔 수 없어

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What does 어쩔 수 없어 mean?

어쩔 수 없어 means "There’s nothing we can do." in Korean.

How it works here

어쩔 수 없어 is the casual form of 어쩔 수 없다, meaning that no other solution is available.

Dictionary form

어쩔 수 없다

There is no other way or choice.

어쩔 수 없다 means there is no other way or choice. It is very common in spoken Korean and can be used in several tenses.

When it's used

Used to explain that there is no alternative despite an undesirable situation.

The line

근데 형 서운해도 어쩔 수 없어

But, hyung, even if you’re hurt, it can’t be helped.

A speaker explains that there is no alternative despite understanding the other person’s disappointment.

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More examples

  1. 비가 너무 많이 와서 오늘은 그냥 집에 있어야 해. 어쩔 수 없어.

    It’s raining too hard, so I have to stay home today. It can’t be helped.

  2. 이미 출발한 뒤라서 지금은 기다릴 수밖에 없습니다. 어쩔 수 없습니다.

    We had already left, so now we have no choice but to wait. It can’t be helped.

Quick check

When would you use this expression?

어쩔 수 없어

근데 형 서운해도 어쩔 수 없어

But, hyung, even if you’re hurt, it can’t be helped.

  • Saying that if you wait a little longer, it will be solved soon
  • Saying that there is no choice because there is no other way
  • Saying that you should just let it pass and talk again later
Show the answer

Saying that there is no choice because there is no other way

There is no other way or choice. 어쩔 수 없다 means there is no other way or choice. It is very common in spoken Korean and can be used in several tenses.

Other words in this line

근데
But; however
형
Older brother; older male friend
서운하다
To feel hurt or disappointed
없다
To not exist; to not have

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