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How do you say "trousers" in Korean?
바지
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In Korean, "trousers" is 바지.
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Pronunciation
Say it like 'BAH-jee', with the stress on the first syllable and a light, quick ending.
Writing and usage
바지 is two syllable blocks. This is the base word for most types of pants in Korean.
Example sentence
검은 바지를 샀어요.
I bought black trousers.
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How to remember 바지
바지 by itself just means 'pants' or 'trousers', stripped of any color or style modifier.
Related words
- cap 캡 모자 kaeb moja
- shirt 와이셔츠 waisyeocheu
- sweater 점퍼 jeompeo
- ring 반지 banji
- shorts 반바지 banbaji
- socks 양말 yangmal
- staff 직원 jigwon
- vest 조끼 jokki
- zipper 지퍼 Jipeo
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Questions about 바지
How do you say "trousers" in Korean?
In Korean, "trousers" is 바지. It is a noun.
How is 바지 written in Korean?
바지 is two syllable blocks. This is the base word for most types of pants in Korean.
How is 바지 used in a sentence?
Use 바지 as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: 검은 바지를 샀어요. (I bought black trousers.).
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