여보세요!! 어떻게 지냈어? In this lesson I'll go over some clothing vocabulary and related verbs to it. Let's get started!!
In Korean there are different words (verbs) to mean “to wear” or “to put on” depending on what article of clothing you’re referring to. Let me explain them to you one by one.
입다
입다 is one of the words that means “to put on” or “to wear.” This is used for the most basic clothing items.
Some of them are listed below:
셔츠 = shirt
바지 = pants
치마/스커트 = skirt
속옷 = underwear
재킷 = jacket
드레스 = dress (more like a fancier dresses )
원피스 = dress
반바지 = shorts
블라우스 = blouse
티셔츠 = t-shirt
수영복 = bathing suit
스웨터 = sweater
외투 = coat
카디건 = cardigan
양복 = suit
교복 = school uniform
블레이저 = blazer
쓰다
쓰다 is another verb that means “to wear” or “to put on.” 쓰다 is used for the items that you wear around your face/head.
안경 = glasses
선글라스 = sunglasses
모자 = hat
신다
신다 also, means “to wear” or “to put on.” It is used only, however, for things you wear on your feet.
신발 = shoes
부츠 = boots
샌들 = sandals
스니커/운동화 = sneakers
양말 = socks
하이힐 = high heels
플랫 슈즈 = flats
스타킹 = stockings
하다
The verb 하다 means “to do,” but it can also mean “to wear/put on.” This mainly for jewelry, such as:
목걸이 = necklace
팔찌 = bracelet
귀걸이 = earrings
끼다
끼다 is for putting something tight on your arms, hands, or fingers. It’s also used for glasses.
반지 = ring
보청기 = hearing aid
장갑 = gloves
두르다
두르다 is for wearing something that wraps your body or a part of your body around.
코트 = coat
머퍼 = mufflers
스카프 = scarf
차다
차다 is for putting ornamental items on your body in usual
시계 Watches
장갑 Gloves
목걸이 Necklaces
팔찌 Bracelets
벨트 Belts
걸치다
걸치다 is for putting something lightly on your body, like an unzipped jacket.
매다
매다 is for putting something tied on your body
고삐 Ribbons
머리띠 Hairbands
넥타이 Tie
That's it for today's lesson. There are many words in Korean that mean 'to wear' or 'to put on' but these are some common verbs that you can learn to describe basic clothing. Hope you enjoy today's lesson. I'll see you'll in the next lesson till then Happy Learning and check the website.