English–Korean
“entrance” in Korean
How to say “entrance” in Korean
“Entrance” in Korean is 입구 (ipkku).
A marked point or opening that lets people enter a building or space.
Example sentences with 입구
가게 입구 옆에 자전거를 세웠다.ka ge ip kku yeo pe cha jeon geo reul se wot tta
I parked my bicycle next to the shop entrance.
Tips for using 입구
- On signs and in everyday directions, this word identifies the way in, unlike the separate word for the way out.
Other Korean words for “entrance”
출입구가 어디에 있어요?chu rip kku ga eo di e i sseo yo
Where is the entrance?
