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How do you say "rabbit" in Korean?
토끼
tokki
In Korean, "rabbit" is 토끼.
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Pronunciation
Say 'tok-kee' with two syllables, 'tok' with soft 't' and 'kee' rhyming with 'ski.'
Writing and usage
Two Hangul blocks: 토끼. Native Korean, 'ㄹ' (l) ends first block, 'ㄲ' (doubled k) in second.
Example sentence
토끼는 아래아아 먹는다.
Rabbits eat carrots.
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How to remember 토끼
Tokki uses a doubled 'k' sound, bouncy like a rabbit hopping.
Related words
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- copper 구리 guri
- crow 까마귀 kkamagwi
- fishing rod 낚싯대 naksitdae
- iron 철 cheol
- llama 라마 lama
- sardine 정어리 jeongeori
- squirrel 다람쥐 daramjwi
- turkey 칠면조 chilmyeonjo
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Questions about 토끼
How do you say "rabbit" in Korean?
In Korean, "rabbit" is 토끼. It is a noun.
How is 토끼 written in Korean?
Two Hangul blocks: 토끼. Native Korean, 'ㄹ' (l) ends first block, 'ㄲ' (doubled k) in second.
How is 토끼 used in a sentence?
Use 토끼 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 토끼는 아래아아 먹는다. (Rabbits eat carrots.).
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