How to write i miss you in hangul

Before starting your Korean learning journey, you should have with you a study notebook to jot down key grammar points and concepts so then you can refer to them timing again.

Although this word does mean ‘to miss’, it isn’t used that often in spoken Korean. Instead of 그립다, the expression 보고 싶다 (bogosipda) is used when people want to say ‘I miss you’ in Korean. 보고 싶다 literally means ‘I want to see’. It is made up of the verb 보다 (to see) and the suffix -고 싶다 which expresses the idea of wanting to do a particular action.

You can also use with your close friends and siblings. For other people, you should use: This is the more polite way of saying “I miss you.” Use this with people that you’re not close friends with and who are older than you or of higher status. And just in case you feel like going full-on formal on someone, you can use:

그립다 can be used if you want to say that you miss a non-human thing or situation. For example, you might say ‘옛집이 그리워요’ (I miss my old house) or ‘학창시절이 그리워요’ (I miss my school days). If you want to say something like ‘miss the bus’ then you should use the verb 놓치다 (nochida).