주세요 — Korean Definition, Pronunciation & Examples

Collocations

물 주세요

이거 주세요

한 잔 주세요

메뉴 주세요

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expression

auxiliary expression after -아/-어/-여

Please do; used after a verb stem with -아/-어/-여 to politely ask someone to perform an action.

juseyo

Pronunciation

Etymology

From auxiliary 주다, used to mean “do for someone,” plus the honorific-polite imperative ending -세요.

Examples

문을 열어 주세요.

muneul yeoreo juseyo

Please open the door.

잠깐 기다려 주세요.

jamkkan gidaryeo juseyo

Please wait a moment.

저를 도와주세요.

jeoreul dowajuseyo

Please help me.

Character Breakdown

주

do for; give

세

honorific-polite imperative element

요

polite sentence-ending particle

Synonyms

Collocations

도와주세요

기다려 주세요

열어 주세요

알려 주세요

보여 주세요

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expression

polite imperative expression

Please give me; please give us; used to make a polite request for something.

juseyo

Pronunciation

Etymology

From 주다, meaning “to give,” plus the honorific-polite imperative ending -세요.

Examples

물 좀 주세요.

mul jom juseyo

Please give me some water.

이거 주세요.

igeo juseyo

Please give me this.

커피 한 잔 주세요.

keopi han jan juseyo

Please give me a cup of coffee.

Character Breakdown

주

give; syllable from 주다

세

honorific-polite imperative element

요

polite sentence-ending particle

Synonyms

Collocations

물 주세요

이거 주세요

한 잔 주세요

메뉴 주세요

AI Generated

expression

auxiliary expression after -아/-어/-여

Please do; used after a verb stem with -아/-어/-여 to politely ask someone to perform an action.

juseyo

Pronunciation

Etymology

From auxiliary 주다, used to mean “do for someone,” plus the honorific-polite imperative ending -세요.

Examples

문을 열어 주세요.

muneul yeoreo juseyo

Please open the door.

잠깐 기다려 주세요.

jamkkan gidaryeo juseyo

Please wait a moment.

저를 도와주세요.

jeoreul dowajuseyo

Please help me.

Character Breakdown

주

do for; give

세

honorific-polite imperative element

요

polite sentence-ending particle

Synonyms