How to Say “Adhd” in Korean

ADHD
The English abbreviation ADHD is used in Korean as ADHD.
Meaning: the abbreviation ADHD (verb)

Did you know?

  • In South Korean social media, users sometimes use the term 갓생 ('god-life') as a goal to counter the perceived chaos of ADHD symptoms by pursuing extreme productivity.
  • In digital Korean spaces, users might use the abbreviation ADHD to describe a 'distracted' internet browsing habit rather than a clinical diagnosis.
  • The term ADHD is sometimes grouped with 경계선 지능 ('borderline intelligence') in Korean educational discussions, even though they are clinically distinct.

Examples in context

  • 톰은 자폐스펙트럼과 ADHD증상을 갖고있어.
    Tom has ASD and ADHD.
    This sentence is useful for describing someone who has both ASD and ADHD symptoms.
    Tatoeba #8358537 by Eunhee, translation #7242717 by deniko
  • 우리 형이 ADHD야?
    Does my brother have ADHD?

Example conversation

Two friends are talking about a recent health checkup.

  1. 현우 Hyeon-woo

    수빈 씨, 요즘 컨디션은 좀 어때요?
    Subin ssi, yojeum keon-ditsyeon-eun jom eottaeyo?
    Subin, how have you been feeling lately?
  2. 수빈 Su-bin

    병원에서 ADHD라고 하더라고요.
    byeong-won-eseo ADHD-rago hadeoragoyo.
    The hospital told me I have ADHD.
  3. 현우 Hyeon-woo

    그랬군요. 이제 치료를 시작하시나요?
    geuraet-gun-yo. ije chiryo-reul sijak-hasinayo?
    I see. Are you starting treatment now?
  4. 수빈 Su-bin

    네, 약을 먹으면서 관리하려고요.
    ne, yak-eul meogeumyeon-seo gwanri-haryeogoyo.
    Yes, I'm going to manage it by taking medication.

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