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How do you say "cabbage" in Korean?

양배추

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In Korean, "cabbage" is 양배추.

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Pronunciation

Say 'yahng-beh-choo' with three syllables, stress on first.

Writing and usage

양배추 is three syllables. 양 means 'foreign' and 배추 is a traditional Korean vegetable.

Example sentence

양배추 샐러드를 만들어요.

I make cabbage salad.

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How to remember 양배추

양배추 literally means 'foreign cabbage', distinguishing it from native greens.

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Questions about 양배추

How do you say "cabbage" in Korean?

In Korean, "cabbage" is 양배추. It is a noun.

How is 양배추 written in Korean?

양배추 is three syllables. 양 means 'foreign' and 배추 is a traditional Korean vegetable.

How is 양배추 used in a sentence?

Use 양배추 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 양배추 샐러드를 만들어요. (I make cabbage salad.).

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