How to Say “Sprite” in Korean

스프라이트
seupeuraiteu
The English word "sprite" is translated into Korean as 스프라이트 (seupeuraiteu).
This noun refers to a sprite, an elf, a fairy or a goblin.
Meaning: an elf, a fairy, a goblin (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

seupeuraiteu

Did you know?

  • In Korea, the phonetic transcription 스프라이트 is almost exclusively associated with the lemon-lime soda brand rather than mythical creatures.
  • In gaming contexts, Korean players use 스프라이트 specifically to refer to 2D computer graphics, not mythical beings.
  • The term 도깨비 refers to creatures that are more like pranksters or spirits than the small winged fairies associated with the English 'sprite'.

Examples in context

  • 저는 스프라이트를 마실게요.
    I will have a Sprite.

Example conversation

Jieun and Jihun are discussing a fantasy movie they just watched.

  1. 지은 Ji-eun

    영화에 나온 스프라이트 정말 귀여웠어요.
    yeonghwae naon seupeuraite jeongmal gwiyeowosseoyo.
    The sprite in the movie was really cute.
  2. 지훈 Ji-hun

    맞아요, 마법을 부리는 모습이 신기했어요.
    majayo, mabeobeul burineun moseubi singihaesseoyo.
    Right, the way it used magic was amazing.
  3. 지은 Ji-eun

    지훈 씨는 스프라이트를 좋아하시나요?
    jihun ssineun seupeuraiteureul joahasinasayo?
    Do you like sprites, Jihun?
  4. 지훈 Ji-hun

    네, 신비로운 존재들이라 정말 좋아요.
    ne, sinbiroun jonjaedeulira jeongmal joayo.
    Yes, I really like them because they are mystical beings.
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