What does 잘해 mean?
잘해 means "do it skillfully; you’re good at it" in Korean.
How it works here
‘잘해’ is a short form meaning to do something well or skillfully.
Key expression
잘하다
To do something skillfully
‘잘하다’ means to perform something skillfully, not simply ‘to be good’. The imperative-like ‘잘해’ can sound direct depending on context.
When it's used
Used to praise or encourage someone’s skill or performance.
The line
잘해! 어
You’re good! Oh.
Said briefly to praise or encourage someone after seeing their ability.
Scene from “[아바타 : 선택의 길] 사랑에는 선택과 책임이 따르는 법🎻 - ENHYPEN (엔하이픈)” · Channel: ENHYPEN Watch on YouTube
More examples
네가 발표를 정말 잘해서 다들 감탄했어.
Everyone admired you because you presented so well.
처음인데도 그림을 꽤 잘하네요.
You’re quite good at drawing, even though it’s your first time.
Quick check
When would you use this expression?
잘해
잘해! 어
You’re good! Oh.
- Briefly praising someone when their skill looks good.
- Telling someone to try again because their skill is insufficient.
- Asking someone to take over a task.
Show the answer
Briefly praising someone when their skill looks good.
To do something skillfully. ‘잘하다’ means to perform something skillfully, not simply ‘to be good’. The imperative-like ‘잘해’ can sound direct depending on context.
Other words in this line
- 잘
- Well
- 하다
- To do
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