There is a simple way to say “I don’t feel like ~ ing” in Korean.
Let’s learn how to use this expression in Korean with the sample sentences.
The Expression “귀찮아”
The expression “귀찮아” is translated to “annoying” or “bothersome” in English. It often describes feelings of inconvenience or irritation in daily life. You can use it when you feel lazy to do something.
Useful Examples
설거지하기 너무 귀찮아. (I don’t feel like washing dishes)
오늘 청소하기 귀찮아. (I don’t feel like cleaning today)
저녁에 나가기 귀찮아. (I don’t feel like going out tonight)
장 보러 가기 귀찮다. (I don’t feel like going grocery shopping)
The expression “귀찮아” captures a common feeling of reluctance toward tasks that seem inconvenient. Whether dealing with daily chores, social events, technological updates, etc, this phrase succinctly conveys the sentiment of being bothered or unwilling.
Let’s try to say “귀찮아” to your Korean friends and see if they can understand!