English–Korean
“at intervals” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationsaisai
Example
그는 일하는 사이사이 잠깐 쉰다.keu neun il ha neun sa i sa i cham kkan swin da
He takes short breaks at intervals while working.
How to say “at intervals” in Korean
“At intervals” in Korean is 사이사이 (saisai).
Small spaces in an ongoing flow, whether they are moments in time or scattered gaps between things.
Example sentences with 사이사이
학생들은 수업 사이사이에 질문을 한다.hak ssaeng deu reun su eop sa i sa i e chil mu neul han da
Students ask questions between classes.
Tips for using 사이사이
- English learners can use it for repeated short pauses, not just one break, which makes it useful when describing a routine with small interruptions.