English–Korean
“prices” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationmulga
Example
요즘 물가가 계속 오르고 있어서 걱정이에요.yo jeum mul ga ga kye sok o reu go i sseo seo keok jjeong i e yo
I'm worried because prices keep going up these days.
How to say “prices” in Korean
“Prices” in Korean is 물가 (mulga).
The overall level of prices for goods and services in a society.
Example sentences with 물가
물가가 내려가면 생활비 부담이 줄어요.mul ga ga nae ryeo ga myeon saeng hwal bi pu da mi chu reo yo
If prices fall, living expenses will become less burdensome.
Tips for using 물가
- English often focuses on individual prices, while this Korean noun is especially useful for discussing broad economic change across everyday spending.