English–Korean
“newly” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationsaero
Example
이번에 새로 취직했어요.i beo ne sae ro chwi ji kae sseo yo
I got a new job this time.
How to say “newly” in Korean
“Newly” in Korean is 새로 (saero).
A move from an earlier state to a fresh one, with the new situation or action starting now.
Example sentences with 새로
우리는 교실에 새로 온 친구와 인사했어요.u ri neun kyo si re sae ro on chin gu wa in sa hae sseo yo
We said hello to the friend who had just come to our classroom.
계약서를 새로 작성했어요.kye yak sseo reul sae ro chak sseong hae sseo yo
I drew up the contract anew.
Tips for using 새로
- English often uses new as an adjective, but this Korean word works as an adverb before an action, showing that the action brings a fresh change.