Let's try again / Try it one more time

Day 54 — Let’s try again / Try it one more time | Korean Blueprint

Today’s Phrase

다시 한번 해 봐요

da·si han·beon hae bwa·yo

dasi hanbeon hae bwayo

Let’s try again / Try it one more time

Learning Tip

The structure -아/어 보다 (to try doing) is one of the most useful grammar patterns in Korean. It appears everywhere: 먹어 봐요 (try eating), 가 봐요 (try going), 읽어 봐요 (try reading). Mastering it will unlock a huge number of natural expressions.

Phrase Breakdown

다시 한번

dasi hanbeon

once again, one more time

다시 (again) + 한번 (one time)

해 봐요

hae bwayo

try doing

-아/어 보다 = to try doing something

Encouragement to try something one more time — great for learning and practice contexts.

Example Phrases

괜찮아요, 다시 한번 해 봐요!

Gwaenchanayo, dasi hanbeon hae bwayo!

It’s okay, try it one more time!

괜찮아요 reassures before the suggestion.

이번엔 더 잘 할 수 있을 거예요. 다시 해 봐요.

Ibeonaen deo jal hal su isseul geoyeyo. Dasi hae bwayo.

This time you can do better. Try again.

-을 거예요 expresses expectation about the future.

처음부터 다시 해 봐요.

Cheoumbuteo dasi hae bwayo.

Let’s try again from the beginning.

처음부터 = from the beginning/start.

Related Phrases

포기하지 마세요

pogihaji maseyo

Don’t give up

Encouraging someone not to quit.

파이팅!

paiting!

Fighting! / You can do it!

A cheer of encouragement.

잘 했어요

jal haesseoyo

You did well

Praising someone’s effort or result.

Quick Review

좋아해요

Can you recall what this means?

johahaeyo

I like (it/you)