English–Korean
“gesture” in Korean
How to say “gesture” in Korean
“Gesture” in Korean is 몸짓 (momjit).
A visible movement of the hands or body that carries meaning or feeling without words.
Example sentences with 몸짓
회의 중에 작은 몸짓으로 동의를 표시했다.hoe ui chung e cha geun mom ji seu ro tong ui reul pyo si haet tta
During the meeting, they indicated their agreement with a small gesture.
Tips for using 몸짓
- Unlike signal, which can suggest a device or coded message in English, this word keeps attention on the person making the visible movement.
Other Korean words for “gesture”
그는 손짓으로 내게 멈추라고 신호를 보냈다.keu neun son ji seu ro nae ge meom chu ra go sin ho reul po naet tta
He signaled to me to stop with a hand gesture.
