Korean Dictionary

How to say “Up in the Air” in Korean

불확실하다

Bulhwaksilhada

Usage & Context

Something being up in the air means it is uncertain or undecided. This concept is expressed frequently in Korean in contexts of planning and uncertainty.

Example Sentence

아직 계획이 불확실해요.

The plan is still up in the air.

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