What are you looking at in Korean?

There are a few ways to say "what are you looking at" in Korean, depending on the context and level of formality. Here are some options:

Informal:

* 뭐 봐? (mwo bwa?) - This is the most common and casual way to say it. It literally translates to "what are you seeing?".

* 뭐 쳐다봐? (mwo chyeodabwa?) - This is slightly more aggressive and implies that the person is looking at you in a rude way.

Formal:

* 무엇을 보시는 거예요? (mueot-eul bosi-neun geoyeyo?) - This is a polite and formal way to ask. It literally translates to "what are you looking at?".

* 무엇을 보고 계신가요? (mueot-eul bogo geshin-gayo?) - This is also a polite and formal way to ask. It literally translates to "what are you looking at?".

Note: You should choose the appropriate level of formality based on your relationship with the person you are speaking to.