How to Say “Bish” in Korean

비쉬
biswi
The English slang term bish is translated into Korean as 비쉬 (biswi).
비쉬 is a slang term used as a variation of the word bitch.

How do you pronounce it?

The romanization is biswi.

Did you know?

  • Korean speakers often add a final vowel sound, such as the 'i' in 비쉬, because the Korean alphabet does not allow words to end in a 'sh' sound without a following vowel.
  • While it mimics the English sound, using 비쉬 in a professional or formal Korean setting would be seen as extremely jarring because it lacks any established place in the Korean honorific system.

Example conversation

Two friends are gossiping about a rude coworker.

  1. 민지 Min-ji

    그 사람 너무 무례하지 않아?
    geu saram neomu muryehaji ana?
    Isn't that person too rude?
  2. 민준 Min-jun

    맞아, 완전 비쉬야.
    maja, wanjeon bishya.
    Right, she's a total bish.
  3. 민지 Min-ji

    민준, 너도 그렇게 생각했구나.
    Minjun, neodo geureoke saenggakhaetguna.
    Minjun, you thought so too.
  4. 민준 Min-jun

    말해 뭐해, 진짜 최악이야.
    malhae mwohae, jinjja choeagiya.
    Needless to say, she's the worst.
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