How to Say “Katrina” in Korean

카트리나
The English name Katrina is written as 카트리나 in Korean.

Did you know?

  • The character 카 ('ka') used in 카트리나 is relatively rare in native Korean words and appears almost exclusively in loanwords from English or other foreign languages.
  • If you were to write this name in a formal way to show respect to a person named Katrina, you would need to add the honorific suffix 님 to the end, making it 카트리나님.
  • If a Korean speaker wanted to translate the meaning of the name 'Katrina' rather than just the sound, they might use the word 순수 ('sunsu'), which means 'pure'.

Examples in context

  • 카트리나, 오늘 뭐 할 거니?
    Katrina, what are you doing today?
  • 카트리나를 만났어요.
    Katrina-reul mannasseoyo.
    I met Katrina.
  • 카트리나는 정말 친절해요.
    Katrina-neun jeongmal chinjeolhaeyo.
    Katrina is very kind.

Example conversation

Seoyeon is asking Hyunwoo about a new coworker.

  1. 서연 Seo-yeon

    현우 씨, 카트리나 씨 알아요?
    Hyeon-u ssi, Kateurina ssi arayo?
    Hyunwoo, do you know Katrina?
  2. 현우 Hyeon-woo

    네, 새로 오신 분이죠.
    Ne, saero osin bun-ijyo.
    Yes, she is the new person.
  3. 서연 Seo-yeon

    카트리나 씨는 정말 친절해요.
    Kateurina ssin-eun jeongmal chinjeolhaeyo.
    Katrina is very kind.
  4. 현우 Hyeon-woo

    저도 그렇게 생각해요.
    Jeodo geureoke saenggakhaeyo.
    I think so too.
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