3 Ways to Say “My phone died.” In Korean

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My phone battery died.
폰 죽었어요. ❌
1. 폰 배터리 없어요. There’s no phone battery.
2. 폰 배터리 다 됐어요. Phone battery is all done.
3. 폰 배터리 나갔어요. Phone battery went out.
❓Why are 가 and 요 in parentheses?
❗️They are optional:
particles such as 가 are often omitted in conversation
요 is added if you are being polite to the listener
👩🏻‍🏫 여러분 언어로는 어떻게 말해요?
How do you say this in your languages?
#phonediedinkorean #nobatteryinkorean #koreanjream_expressions

[@LearnKoreanABC]

0:27 신경 써서 말할 때는 배터리인데
편하게 말할 때는 빳데리지요~ㅋㅋㅋ

[@daisydaisy..7]

in Turkish we say Şarjım bitti literal translation of 폰 배터리가 다 됐어요

[@santisantosa7889]

🇮🇩 HPku mati. Batrenya habis.
In daily conversation we said HP instead of handphone. Hp-ku means my handphone. Mati=died; Batre=battery; habis=empty.

[@artpena72]

great lesson, thanks. In spanish we say "se murio mi telefono" or "mi bateria se murio" which does have the word "dead" in there. lol

[@Alexia-Wenee4348]

Thank you 😊 in french we say " j'ai plus de batterie " = 배터리가 없어요

[@aimen87]

In Urdu we say, "Battery khtm hogyi hy/thi" which translates to "Battery finished"

[@dylanthekoreanteacher]

빠때리 😂 Yeah, I hear that pretty often!

[@bablisrivastav7327]

감사합니다 선생님 ,In Hindi मेरे फोन की बैटरी खत्म हो गयी है.

[@melired398]

Thank you for uploading it so fast ❤

[@DenHyung]

나이스! 👏👏👏👏

[@xuser9980]

Oftentimes, we are talking to someone on our cell phone, and we need to let them know that the battery is about to die. "Hey, my battery is about to die, so if we cut off, you know why." "Hey, I'm at 1%, so if we disconnect, that's why." In Korean, what would you say?