How to Say “Beautiful Sky” in Korean

아름다운 하늘
The English phrase 'beautiful sky' is translated into Korean as 아름다운 하늘.

What does it mean word for word?

The word 아름다운 is the adjective form of 아름답다 (to be beautiful) used to modify a noun.

How does it change in a sentence?

If the beautiful sky is the subject of a sentence, you would add the subject marker 이 to the phrase 아름다운 하늘이. If you are doing something to the beautiful sky (like looking at it), you would add the object marker 을 to the phrase 아름다운 하늘을. Additionally, 하늘이 아름답습니다 is a formal complete sentence meaning The sky is beautiful.

Did you know?

  • The script used to write 아름다운 하늘, Hangul, was a deliberate invention of King Sejong the Great to increase literacy among the common people.
  • In Korean culture, the 'sky' 하늘 often represents more than just the atmosphere, frequently symbolizing a higher moral authority, fate or the divine.
  • The Korean word for 'sky', 하늘, may be etymologically linked to the ancient word 'to be large' or 'to be great'.

Examples in context

  • 창밖으로 아름다운 하늘이 보여요.
    changbakkeuro areumdaun haneuri boyeoyo.
    I see a beautiful sky outside the window.
  • 사진 속에 아름다운 하늘이 담겼어요.
    sajin soge areumdaun haneuli damgyeosseoyo.
    The beautiful sky was captured in the photo.

Example conversation

Minji and Minjun are looking out the window at sunset.

  1. 민지 Min-ji

    민준 씨, 저 아름다운 하늘 좀 보세요.
    Minjun ssi, jeo areumdaun haneul jom boseyo.
    Minjun, look at that beautiful sky.
  2. 민준 Min-jun

    정말이네요. 정말 아름다운 하늘이에요.
    Jeongmal-ineyo. Jeongmal areumdaun haneul-ieyo.
    You're right. It is a truly beautiful sky.
  3. 민지 Min-ji

    풍경이 너무 예뻐서 기분이 좋아요.
    Punggyeongi neomu yeppeoseo gibuni joayo.
    The scenery is so pretty that it makes me feel good.
  4. 민준 Min-jun

    민지 씨 말대로 정말 멋진 저녁이에요.
    Minji ssi maldaero jeongmal meotjin jeonyeog-ieyo.
    As you said, Minji, it is a wonderful evening.

Sources

⭐Share⭐ to appreciate human effort 🙏
Tamara Madeline
Tamara MadelineHelp make this guide better. Spot a mistake, know another way to say it, or have an example from real life? Share it below.
guest
0 Comments
Newest
Oldest Most Voted
Scroll to Top