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How to say "I am Kira" in Korean?
So basically I want to ask you guys if you can tell all the possible ways of saying I am Kira on Korean, that means formal and informal ways and additional slang ways if there are. Thanks in advance.
Apr 7, 2014 7:09 PM
Answers · 6
Yes Isabella is right, '나는 키라다' or '내가 키라다'
Also you can say '저는 키라 입니다' or '제가 키라입니다'
We do not reaaly speak like '나는 키라이에요'
April 7, 2014
I guess you like the japanese cartoon "Death Note", huh?
Kira is one of the characters. haha.
whatever,
informal
나는 키라다. (very usual.)
난 키라다.
내가 키라다.
키라야.
formal
키라입니다. (very usual.)
나는 키라입니다.
저는 키라입니다.
키라에요.
나는 키라에요.
저는 키라에요.
April 8, 2014
What about Naega Kira?
April 7, 2014
I think it would be '저는 키라 입니다' (Jeo-neun Kira imnida)formally, and '나는 키라이에요' (Na-neun Kira-iyeyo) informally. I am not a native speaker, so this could be wrong, but I believe it is correct. I am not sure if there is a slang-y way of saying who you are, though '요! 키라 집에' (Yo! Kira jib-eh) may work. It translates to 'Yo! Kira in the house', I believe.
Hope this helps.
April 7, 2014
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Chinese (Other), German, Japanese, Korean
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