English–Korean

“bring” in Korean

Korean

Also데려오다 (teryeooda) · 가져다주다 (kajeodajuda) · 지참하다 (chichamhada)

Pronunciation

Romanizationkajeooda

Example

비가 와서 우산을 가져왔어요.pi ga wa seo u sa neul ka jeo wa sseo yo

It was raining, so I brought an umbrella.

Illustration for 가져오다 (bring)

How to say “bring” in Korean

“Bring” in Korean is 가져오다 (kajeooda).

Moving a person or thing from another place to the place where the speaker is.

Full entry for 가져오다: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 가져오다

친구 생일이라 케이크를 가져왔어요.chin gu saeng i ri ra ke i keu reul ka jeo wa sseo yo

Since it was my friend's birthday, I brought a cake.

Tips for using 가져오다

  • The direction points toward the speaker or another place already being discussed, so it often means bring here rather than simply carry.

Other Korean words for “bring”

오늘 강아지를 데려왔어요.o neul kang a ji reul te ryeo wa sseo yo

I brought the puppy today.

내가 네 가방을 가져다줄게.nae ga ne ka bang eul ka jeo da jul kke

I'll bring your bag to you.

여권을 지참해주세요.yeo gwo neul chi cham hae ju se yo

Please bring your passport.

“bring” in other languages