How to Say “Steve” in Korean

스티브
The English name Steve is translated into Korean as 스티브.
The name is written as 스티브.

Did you know?

  • If a 스티브 is older than the speaker, the speaker might refer to him as 스티브 형 'Steve-hyung' or 스티브 오빠 'Steve-oppa' to show respect and closeness.
  • When addressing a 스티브 in a professional setting, Koreans would rarely use the name alone and would instead add 씨 'ssi' or a job title to avoid being impolite.
  • To make 스티브 sound natural, Koreans often add an invisible 'eu' vowel to the end, making it sound like 'seu-ti-beu'.

Examples in context

  • 그 분의 이름은 스티브입니다.
    His name is Steve.
  • 스티브야, 같이 영화 보러 갈까?
    Steve, do you want to go watch a movie together?
  • 스티브오빠, 도와줄래?
    Steve, can you help me?
  • 스티브는 정말 친절해요.
    Seutib-eun jeongmal chinjeol-haeyo.
    Steve is very kind.
  • 제 친구 이름은 스티브예요.
    Je chin-gu ireum-eun Seutib-ye-yo.
    My friend's name is Steve.

Example conversation

Subin and Jihoon are looking for a colleague at the office.

  1. 수빈 Su-bin

    지훈 씨, 스티브 봤어요?
    Ji-hun ssi, seutibeu bwas-seo-yo?
    Jihoon, have you seen Steve?
  2. 지훈 Ji-hun

    네, 스티브는 회의실에 있어요.
    ne, seutibeu-neun hoe-ui-sil-e is-seo-yo.
    Yes, Steve is in the meeting room.
  3. 수빈 Su-bin

    아, 감사합니다.
    a, gam-sa-ham-ni-da.
    Oh, thank you.
  4. 지훈 Ji-hun

    별말씀을요.
    byeol-mal-sseum-eul-yo.
    You're welcome.
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