English–Korean
“both countries” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationyangguk
Example
양국은 교류를 늘리고 있다.yang gu geun kyo ryu reul neul li go it tta
Both countries are increasing their exchanges.
How to say “both countries” in Korean
“Both countries” in Korean is 양국 (yangguk).
A formal label for two countries viewed together as one pair.
Example sentences with 양국
양국 간 합의가 이루어졌다.yang guk kan ha bui ga i ru eo jeot tta
An agreement between the two countries was reached.
Tips for using 양국
- It is common in news and diplomatic writing but can sound stiff in casual conversation, so it signals a formal setting.