How do I ask "What is the problem?" in Korean?

Question

How do I ask "What is the problem?" in Korean?

Answer 1

"We-geu-re?" ('eu' pronounced as the 'u' in 'pun') means "What's wrong?" or "What's the problem?"



'Wegeure' is used informally but if you're going to be extra polite, you can add "yo" in the end.

Answer 2

왜 그래요? Wae keuraeyo?



Or



무슨 이리에요? Mooseun ee-ree-eh-yo?



Both are pretty similar, meaning: what's wrong?/what's the problem?/what's going on/happening?

Answer 3

왜그래요? wae-keu-rae-you - What's the matter?

무슨 일이에요? moo-seun il-i-eh-yo - What's the issue?

무슨 문제예요? moo-seun moon-jeh-yeh-yo - What's the problem

Answer 4

For business, I believe '무슨 일이에요?' (moo-seun il-i-eh-yo) or '무슨 문제예요?' (moo-seun-moon-jae-ae-yo) is the best way to say 'What is the problem?' in Korean.