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How do you write reborn in Korean?

There are a few ways to write "reborn" in Korean, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

Formal:

* 재생 (jae-saeng): This literally means "rebirth" and is often used in a religious or philosophical context.

* 부활 (bu-hwal): This means "resurrection" and is often used in a religious context.

Informal:

* 다시 태어나다 (dasi tae-eo-nada): This means "to be born again" and is the most common way to say "reborn" in everyday speech.

* 새롭게 태어나다 (sae-롭-ge tae-eo-nada): This means "to be born anew" and suggests a transformation or change.

Other:

* 환생 (hwan-saeng): This means "reincarnation" and is often used in a spiritual context.

Example Sentences:

* 그는 다시 태어난 것 같아요. (geuneun dasi tae-eo-nan geot gata-yo.) - He seems like he was reborn.

* 그녀는 새롭게 태어난 것 같아요. (geuneo-neun sae-롭-ge tae-eo-nan geot gata-yo.) - She seems like she was born anew.

* 그는 부활을 믿어요. (geuneun bu-hwal-eul mideoyo.) - He believes in resurrection.

It's important to choose the right word based on the context of your sentence and the meaning you want to convey.

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