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How do you spell "I love unconditionally" in korean?
I am planning on getting a tattoo, and I'd love to get it written in hangul without any mistakes :) So if anyone would be able to answer me this, I would appreciate it a lot :)
Jul 14, 2015 3:18 PM
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Wow, tatooing in Korean. You should share the photo of it here once you have it done.:)
We would say it like 조건없이 사랑해 or 무조건적으로 사랑해. These are direct translations. For the phrase on part of your arm or elsewhere, I would have one saying 무조건 사랑해. This sounds less stiff than the first two. But you could wait for more answers from others and decide with the best.
July 14, 2015
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