아유시
ayusi
ayushi is the Korean transliteration of the female Indian given name Ayushi.
How does it change in a sentence?
The formal versions use the suffixes 씨 or 님, while the informal version uses 야.
How do you pronounce it?
ayusi
Did you know?
- The first two syllables 아유 sound identical to a common Korean interjection used to express a sigh or frustration.
- The syllable 시 at the end of 아유시 is the same character used as a grammatical honorific marker to show respect toward the subject of a sentence.
- Because 아유시 is not a traditional Hanja-based name, it immediately signals to a Korean speaker that the person is from outside of East Asia.
Examples in context
- 안녕하세요, 아유시씨.Hello, Ayushi.
- 아유시는 인도 이름이에요.Ayusi-neun Indo ireum-ieyo.Ayushi is an Indian name.
- 제 친구 이름은 아유시예요.Je chin-gu ireum-eun Ayusi-yeyo.My friend's name is Ayushi.
- 아유시 씨는 어디에 살아요?Ayusi ssi-neun eodie sarayo?Where does Ayushi live?
Example conversation
Subin and Jihun are talking about a new colleague.
- 수빈 Su-bin지훈 씨, 새로 온 직원 이름이 뭐예요?Jihun ssi, saero on jikwon ireum-i mwo-yeyo?Jihun, what is the name of the new employee?
- 지훈 Ji-hun이름은 아유시예요.Ireum-eun Ayusi-yeyo.Her name is Ayushi.
- 수빈 Su-bin아유시 씨는 정말 친절하시네요.Ayusi ssi-neun jeongmal chinjeol-hasineyo.Ayushi is very kind.
- 지훈 Ji-hun네, 정말 좋은 분이에요.Ne, jeongmal joeun bun-ieyo.Yes, she is a really good person.
