Transliteration: gan-ho-sa
🇰🇷 제 친구는 간호사입니다.
🗣️ je chin-gu-neun gan-ho-sa-im-ni-da.
🇺🇸 My friend is a nurse.
🇰🇷 간호사가 약을 먹이러 왔어요.
🗣️ gan-ho-sa-ga yak-eul meok-i-reo wat-sseo-yo.
🇺🇸 The nurse came to give me medicine.
🇰🇷 간호사 분들이 너무 친절하셨어요.
🗣️ gan-ho-sa bun-deul-i neo-mu chin-jeol-ha-syeoss-eo-yo.
🇺🇸 The nurses were very kind.
Korean
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You can use the word "간호사" which translates to "Nurse".
The word "간호사" is pronounced as "gan-ho-sa".
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