Languages · Korean
Korean voice over for your market.
Korean speech levels change the verb ending depending on who is addressed, so a brand's tone is built into the grammar of every line.
Variants
Variants we cast
One variant is listed today. Ask us if your client needs another.
- KoreanStandard Korean (Seoul) with a neutral accent, the form used on national media and in advertising.ko
Specs
Specs for a Korean delivery
- Script length
- Korean often runs 10 to 20 percent longer than English when spoken, and its verb-final order changes where emphasis falls.
- Register
- Formal polite (합쇼체) suits announcements and corporate video, informal polite (해요체) suits apps and advertising, and each changes the script.
- Delivery
- WAV or MP3, named to your convention.
- Native review before delivery
- A native Korean speaker checks the script and the takes.
What we offer
What we offer in Korean
| Native Korean casting | Yes |
|---|---|
| Script translation and adaptation | Yes |
| Recording, editing and mastering | Yes |
Questions
Korean, answered.
Which Korean speech level do brands use?
Corporate and announcements use the formal polite level, and apps and ads often use the informal polite one. We confirm with the client.
Do you adapt loanwords and English terms?
Yes. A native reviewer decides which terms stay in English and how they are pronounced.
How long does a Korean project take?
The quote gives the date.
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