아이샤
aisya
아이샤 (aisya) is the Korean transliteration of the female given name Ayesha.
아이샤 is the standard way to write the name Ayesha in Korean script.
How does it change in a sentence?
To address someone formally, add the honorific suffix 님 to the name to form 아이샤님.
How do you pronounce it?
aisya
Did you know?
- The script used to write 아이샤 was specifically designed by King Sejong the Great to be learned quickly, making it one of the few scripts in the world where you can learn to read a name in a few hours.
- In a professional setting, a Korean person would rarely call 아이샤 just by her name, instead using her job title followed by 님, such as 매니저님 for 'Manager'.
- The syllable 샤 used in 아이샤 is relatively rare in indigenous Korean names, making the name stand out instantly in a crowd of traditional names like 'Ji-woo' or 'Seo-yeon'.
Examples in context
- 안녕하세요, 아이샤님.Hello, Ayesha.
- 아이샤님, 정말 반갑습니다.Nice to meet you, Ayesha.
- 안녕, 아이샤. 잘 지내?Hi, Ayesha. How are you doing?
- 오늘 뭐 할 거야, 아이샤?What are you going to do today, Ayesha?
- 아이샤는 정말 친절해요.Aishaneun jeongmal chinjeolhaeyo.Ayesha is very kind.
- 제 친구 이름은 아이샤예요.Je chin-gu ireumeun Aishayeyo.My friend's name is Ayesha.
- 아이샤를 어디에서 만났어요?Aishareul eodieseo mannasseoyo?Where did you meet Ayesha?
Example conversation
Jihoon and Subin are talking about a new colleague at work.
- 지훈 Ji-hun수빈 씨, 새로 온 직원은 이름이 뭐예요?Subin ssi, saero on jigwoneun ireumi mwoyeyo?Subin, what is the name of the new employee?
- 수빈 Su-bin아이샤예요. 아주 똑똑한 분이에요.Aishayeyo. Aju ttokttokhan bun-ieyo.It is Ayesha. She is a very smart person.
- 지훈 Ji-hun아이샤 씨와 같이 일하게 되었군요.Aisha ssi-wa gatchi ilhage doeeotgun-yo.So you will be working with Ayesha.
- 수빈 Su-bin네, 정말 기대돼요.Ne, jeongmal gidaedwaeyo.Yes, I am really looking forward to it.
