English–Korean
“gap” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationteum
Example
문에 틈이 있어요.mu ne teu mi i sseo yo
There is a gap in the door.
How to say “gap” in Korean
“Gap” in Korean is 틈 (teum).
An open space or break between things, or a brief opening in time or opportunity.
Example sentences with 틈
일과 사이에 틈이 나면 책을 읽어요.il gwa sa i e teu mi na myeon chae geul il geo yo
When I have a break between tasks, I read a book.
Tips for using 틈
- English often separates gap, free time, and opportunity, but 틈 (teum, "a gap or opening") can connect all three ideas through the image of space that becomes available.