English–Korean
“carry over your shoulder” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationmeda
Example
어깨에 가방을 메고 다녔다.eo kkae e ka bang eul me go ta nyeot tta
I walked around carrying a bag over my shoulder.
How to say “carry over your shoulder” in Korean
“Carry over your shoulder” in Korean is 메다 (meda).
A person carries a bag or other load with a strap resting on the shoulder.
Example sentences with 메다
배낭을 메고 산책을 갔다.pae nang eul me go san chae geul kat tta
I went for a walk carrying a backpack on my back.
Tips for using 메다
- English speakers often say they wear a backpack, while this Korean verb highlights how the bag is supported as they move.