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6 o’clock in Korean is 여섯 시 (yeo-seot-si) or 6시.
Here’s the breakdown:
- 여섯 (yeo-seot) is the number 6 in Sino-Korean.
- 시 (si) means “o’clock” or “hour.”
So, 여섯 시 literally means “six hours,” or “6 o’clock.”
To say “It’s 6 o’clock” politely, you can say: 여섯 시예요 (yeo-seot-si-ye-yo).
