obituary in Korean
obituary in Korean is 부음, 부고, 행장 — obituary means a published notice of someone's death, often with a summary of their life, usually appearing in a newspaper.
obituary in Korean
부음
Pronounced: bueum
brief notice of a person’s death, especially one published in a newspaper
부고
Pronounced: bugo
brief notice of a person’s death, especially one published in a newspaper
행장
Pronounced: haengjang
brief notice of a person’s death, especially one published in a newspaper
What does "obituary" mean?
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noun A published notice of someone's death, often with a summary of their life, usually appearing in a newspaper.
"His obituary described his decades of charity work."
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obituary in a sentence
- His obituary described his decades of charity work.
- The newspaper's obituary section ran three columns that day.
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What is "obituary" in Korean?
"obituary" in Korean is 부음, 부고, 행장. obituary means: A published notice of someone's death, often with a summary of their life, usually appearing in a newspaper.
How do you pronounce 부음?
"obituary" in Korean is 부음, pronounced "bueum".
How do you use "obituary" in a sentence?
Example: "His obituary described his decades of charity work." In Korean, "obituary" is 부음, 부고, 행장.
Are there other ways to say "obituary" in Korean?
Yes — Korean has 3 translations listed for "obituary": 부음, 부고, 행장.
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