How do you say mahal na is in Korean?

There isn't a single perfect translation for "mahal na" in Korean because it depends on the context. "Mahal na" in Tagalog implies something is expensive or beloved/precious.

* For "expensive": 비싸다 (bissada) is the most common way to say something is expensive.

* For "beloved/precious": This requires more context. You'd need to specify *what* is beloved/precious. For example:

* Beloved person: 소중한 사람 (sojunghan saram) - precious person

* Precious thing: 소중한 물건 (sojunghan mulgeon) - precious thing

* Beloved memory: 소중한 추억 (sojunghan chueok) - precious memory

Therefore, to get an accurate translation, please provide the sentence containing "mahal na."