English–Korean
“leave as is” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationnwaduda
Example
설정은 바꾸지 말고 그대로 놔둬.seol jeong eun pa kku ji mal go keu dae ro nwa dwo
Don't change the settings; leave them as they are.
How to say “leave as is” in Korean
“Leave as is” in Korean is 놔두다 (nwaduda).
A person lets an object or setting stay where and how it is without changing or handling it.
Example sentences with 놔두다
중요하지 않으니 일단 놔두자.chung yo ha ji a neu ni il dan nwa du ja
It is not important, so let's leave it for now.
Tips for using 놔두다
- English leave alone can sound like a request to stop bothering a person, while this verb commonly describes leaving an object or setting untouched.