Least formal: Used with close friends or those younger than you.
내가 귀여워?
Romanized: Naega kwiyeowo?
Read: Nay gah kwi-yo-whoa?
Slightly formal: Used with those older than you.
ì œê°€ 귀여워요?
Romanized: Jega kwiyeowoyo?
Read: Che-ga kwi-yo-whoa-yo?
Very formal: Used on television, with strangers and in formal occasions.
ì œê°€ 귀엽습니까?
Romanized: Jega kwiyeobseumnikka?
Read: Che-ga kwi-yob-seum-ni-kah?
You're so cute = ë‹¹ì‹ ì€ 아주 귀엽다.
actually the below is WRONG..."you're cute" is not "너무 귀여워"...that translates to "very cute". 당신이 귀엽다 If you want to say "you're cute," you would say "너무 귀여워" (pronounced; neo mu gwi yeo weo).
Translated from English to Spanish its 'el es tan lindo. This is how you say he is, so cute in Spanish.
To say 'bubbles' in Korean, you just say bubbles, but say it so it sounds like 'Booblies'.
its not korean but it means your cute but you ignore her/him
It's still CUTE , and as a sentence it's Ang Cute mo !:))
you don't know what the meaning of korean words
gays are so cute = Schwule sind so süß
In Malayalam, you can say "നീ ആന്റ ആറ്റമേ" (nee anta aatame) to express "you are so cute".
성경
In order to say, you're so cute, in Punjabi you would say, tuhanu isa la i cute ho. The Punjabi language is the then most popular in the world.
천국Hangul or Hanuel