English–Korean
“have coming up” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationapttuda
Example
우리는 다음 주에 결승전을 앞두고 있어요.u ri neun ta eum chu e kyeol seung jeo neul ap ttu go i sseo yo
We have the final coming up next week.
How to say “have coming up” in Korean
“Have coming up” in Korean is 앞두다 (apttuda).
An upcoming event or date is pictured as lying just ahead, close enough to require preparation.
Example sentences with 앞두다
개학을 앞두고 교실을 정리하고 있어요.kae ha geul ap ttu go kyo si reul cheong ni ha go i sseo yo
We are organizing the classroom with the start of school coming up.
Tips for using 앞두다
- This verb is common in announcements about exams, ceremonies, and deadlines, making it a useful clue that the sentence is organized around a scheduled event.