How to Say “No syrup, please” in Korean: 시럽은 빼 주세요

시럽은 빼 주세요

sireobeun ppae juseyo

Situation: Café & daily lifeLevel: Beginner (TOPIK 1–2)

Meaning

No syrup, please.

Use it to adjust how sweet your drink is. 빼 주세요 means “please leave it out.”

Romanization follows the Revised Romanization system and is a guide to pronunciation.

Syllables: 7 · Words: 3

Said aloud, it sounds like [시러븐 빼 주세요].

Syllable	Letters (consonant + vowel + final)	Romanization
시럽은
시	ㅅ+ㅣ	si
럽	ㄹ+ㅓ+ㅂ	[러] reo
은	ㅇ+ㅡ+ㄴ	[븐] beun
빼	ㅃ+ㅐ	ppae
주세요
주	ㅈ+ㅜ	ju
세	ㅅ+ㅔ	se
요	ㅇ+ㅛ	yo

A ㅇ at the start of a syllable is silent; at the end of a syllable it sounds like “ng”.

Linking: when a syllable ending in a consonant (patchim) is followed by a syllable that starts with a vowel, the consonant moves over to the next syllable. 럽은 → [러븐]

Style: Polite (해요체)Sentence type: Request

Ends in -요. The everyday polite style, and a safe choice with shop staff, colleagues, strangers and anyone older than you.

It contains the honorific -(으)시-, which shows respect to the person being talked about or talked to.

These words from the TOPIK vocabulary lists appear in the phrase (shown in dictionary form).

Korean	Part of speech	Meaning	Level
주다	verb	to give	TOPIK level 1

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Question 1 What does “시럽은 빼 주세요” mean?

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Answer: No syrup, please

Question 2 How do you say “No syrup, please” in Korean?

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Answer: 시럽은 빼 주세요 sireobeun ppae juseyo

Question 3 How is “시럽은 빼 주세요” pronounced?

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Answer: [시러븐 빼 주세요]

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