How to say "if you plant grass, the garden looks prettier." in Korean?
In Korean "if you plant grass, the garden looks prettier." translates to 잔디를 심으면 정원이 더 예쁘게 보입니다.
Transliteration: jandireul simeumyeon jeong-woni deo yeppeuge boimnida.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to say "if you plant grass, the garden looks prettier." in Korean?
You can use the word "잔디를 심으면 정원이 더 예쁘게 보입니다." which translates to "If you plant grass, the garden looks prettier.".
How to pronounce "잔디를 심으면 정원이 더 예쁘게 보입니다." (if you plant grass, the garden looks prettier.) in Korean?
The word "잔디를 심으면 정원이 더 예쁘게 보입니다." is pronounced as "jandireul simeumyeon jeong-woni deo yeppeuge boimnida.".
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