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Korean frequency list

No. 5,742 in Korean

벗고

"벗고" means "taking off" or "removing (clothing)."

In a sentence

  • 옷을 벗고 수영을 했어요.

    I took off my clothes and went swimming.

    The word '벗고' here means 'taking off' or 'removing' clothing before engaging in an activity.

  • 겉옷을 벗고 집에서 편하게 있었어요.

    I took off my outer clothing and stayed comfortably at home.

    In this sentence, '벗고' indicates removing one's outerwear to be more comfortable indoors.

  • 신발을 벗고 방에 들어가세요.

    Please take off your shoes before entering the room.

    Here, '벗고' refers to the act of removing shoes, often a common cultural practice in Korea before entering a space like a room.

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