sudcoreana

South Korean

adjective sood-koh-reh-AH-nah Rare

Usage Note

Sudcoreana is the feminine form of sudcoreano. It functions both as an adjective (la cultura sudcoreana) and as a noun for a South Korean woman (una sudcoreana). The masculine forms are sudcoreano (singular) and sudcoreani (plural). It is distinguished from nordcoreano/a (North Korean).

Examples

"La serie televisiva sudcoreana ha vinto premi internazionali."

Natural Translation

The South Korean TV series won international awards.

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