Is there an equivalent of "like what?" in Korean?
EX
A: Do you want to do something over the weekend?
B: Like what? (Do you have any examples/suggestions in mind?)

A: There is a lot of food specific to Korea
B: Like what? (Can you give me an example?)

Question

Is there an equivalent of "like what?" in Korean?
EX
A: Do you want to do something over the weekend?
B: Like what? (Do you have any examples/suggestions in mind?)

A: There is a lot of food specific to Korea
B: Like what? (Can you give me an example?)

Answer

I agree with Chole, and you can also use '무슨'

ex-'주말에 뭐 하고 싶지?'

'무슨 거?'

'한국에 또다른 나라가 없는 음식이 많다.'

'무슨 음식?'

Answer

I think "예를 들면?" is an appropiate translation of "like what?" in Korean:)

Answer

어떤 거? or 뭔데?

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