English–Korean
“dare” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationkamhi
Example
네가 감히 그런 말을 하다니 믿을 수 없어.ne ga kam hi keu reon ma reul ha da ni mi deul ssu eop sseo
I can't believe you dared to say such a thing.
How to say “dare” in Korean
“Dare” in Korean is 감히 (kamhi).
A person boldly crosses a boundary set by someone else, with a brazen attitude that challenges the authority behind it.
Example sentences with 감히
그가 감히 내 물건에 손대다니 화가 났다.keu ga kam hi nae mul geo ne son dae da ni hwa ga nat tta
I was angry that he dared to touch my belongings.
Tips for using 감히
- English dare can sound playful or adventurous, but this Korean adverb usually signals that the speaker is shocked or angry about someone crossing a line.