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How do you say "boards" in Korean?
목재 판자
mokjae panja
In Korean, "boards" is 목재 판자.
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Pronunciation
Mok-jay pan-jah, where mok rhymes with 'lock', jay rhymes with 'bay', pan rhymes with 'on', and jah rhymes with 'spa'.
Writing and usage
목재 means wood material, 판자 means boards or planks. It's wooden boards.
Example sentence
목재 판자가 튼튼해요
The boards are sturdy.
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How to remember 목재 판자
Mock-jay pan-jar, wooden boards look like mock-things and form a pan-like structure.
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Questions about 목재 판자
How do you say "boards" in Korean?
In Korean, "boards" is 목재 판자. It is a noun.
How is 목재 판자 written in Korean?
목재 means wood material, 판자 means boards or planks. It's wooden boards.
How is 목재 판자 used in a sentence?
Use 목재 판자 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 목재 판자가 튼튼해요 (The boards are sturdy.).
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