What does "Aigo" mean in Korean?( Learn korean with K-drama)
Learn Korean with K-Drama | What does “Aigo” mean in Korean?
Hello everyone! This is Soo from Play the Korean.
If you watch Korean dramas, you probably hear this expression very often:
“Aigo!”
Koreans use this word when they feel surprised, tired, worried, or frustrated. It is one of the most common emotional expressions in Korean.
π¬ Listen for “Aigo” in K-Drama
In many Korean dramas, characters say “Aigo!” when something unexpected happens or when they feel exhausted.
π Korean Expression
μμ΄κ³ (Aigo)
Meaning
Oh my / Oh dear / Oh no
When Koreans say it
- When they are surprised
- When they feel tired
- When something goes wrong
- When they feel worried about someone
π Pronunciation
Aigo
μμ΄-κ³
Try saying it like in a K-drama!
✏️ Example Sentences
Aigo, I'm so tired.
μμ΄κ³ , λ무 νΌκ³€νλ€.
Aigo, what happened?
μμ΄κ³ , λ¬΄μ¨ μΌμ΄μΌ?
Aigo… really?
μμ΄κ³ … μ§μ§?
π Cultural Tip
“Aigo” is not a rude word. It is simply an emotional expression that Koreans use in everyday life.
You will hear it very often in Korean dramas, movies, and even in real conversations.
π§ Practice
Listen and repeat!
π Aigo… μ§μ§?
Listening and repeating short expressions like this can help you sound more natural in Korean.
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