Korean Dictionary
How to say "Of course" in Korean
“Of course” in Korean is 물론이죠 (pronounced "Mullonjyo").
물론이죠
Mullonjyo
Usage & Context
Expressing agreement or affirmation enthusiastically. 당연하죠 is a similar expression meaning 'naturally'. Both are used to agree strongly with someone or confirm that something is obvious or expected. Very common in everyday Korean conversation.
Example Sentence
도와줄 수 있어요? —물론이죠!
Can you help me? —Of course!
How to use 물론이죠 naturally
Quick answer
The Korean word for “Of course” is 물론이죠, romanized as Mullonjyo.
Usage tip
Check the politeness level before using this word. Korean greetings often change depending on age, relationship, and setting.
Common mistake
Do not rely only on the English meaning. Read the Korean example sentence and notice the particles, word order, and politeness level around 물론이죠.
Pronunciation Guide
The '물' (mul) sounds like 'moo' in 'moose' followed by a soft 'l'. '론' (lon) is like 'lone' in 'alone'. '이' (i) is like 'ee' in 'see'. '죠' (jyo) is like 'jyo' in 'joy' but with a softer 'y' sound. Put it together as 'Mool-lone-ee-jyo', with 'jyo' pronounced quickly.
Formal & Casual Forms
Formal (존댓말)
물론입니다
Mullonimnida
A very formal and polite way to say 'Of course' or 'Certainly,' often used in highly respectful or official contexts.
Casual (반말)
물론이지
Mulloniji
Used with close friends, family, or people younger than you.
More Example Sentences
Confirming attendance for a professional meeting.
내일 회의에 참석할 수 있죠? —물론이죠, 준비 다 했습니다.
You can attend tomorrow's meeting, right? —Of course, I've prepared everything.
Accepting help from someone.
이거 제가 도와드릴까요? —물론이죠! 고마워요.
Shall I help you with this? —Of course! Thank you.
Expressing strong preference for something.
한국 음식 좋아하세요? —물론이죠! 특히 떡볶이요.
Do you like Korean food? —Of course! Especially tteokbokki.
Cultural Context
물론이죠 is a polite and enthusiastic affirmation, conveying strong agreement or willingness. It's often used when someone asks for a favor or confirms something obvious, showing a positive and cooperative attitude. While polite, it's generally used in daily interactions rather than extremely formal, stiff settings where a simple '네, 알겠습니다' (Yes, I understand/will do) might be preferred. You'll frequently hear it in K-dramas when characters readily agree to a request.
Editorial note
We check greetings like 물론이죠 for politeness and timing, since Korean greetings change with relationship, age, and setting.
Reviewed by Min-jung Park, Korean Language Teacher. Updated May 31, 2026. See our editorial standards.
Common Phrases
물론이죠, 도와드릴게요.
Of course, I'll help you.
물론이죠, 괜찮아요.
Of course, it's okay.
물론이죠, 그렇게 하세요.
Of course, do it that way.
Related Expressions
당연하죠
Dangyeonhajyo
Naturally, of course (emphasizes naturalness)
네
Ne
Yes (simple affirmation)
그럼요
Geureomyo
Of course, certainly (very similar, often interchangeable)
말할 것도 없죠
Malhal geotdo eopjyo
Needless to say (stronger emphasis on obviousness)
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