English–Korean
“hit” in Korean
How to say “hit” in Korean
“Hit” in Korean is 치다 (chida).
Hitting something to make it move, make a sound, change its shape, or go to a new place.
Example sentences with 치다
관객들이 음악에 맞춰 박수를 쳤다.kwan gaek tteu ri eu ma ge mat chwo pak ssu reul cheot tta
The audience clapped along to the music.
Tips for using 치다
- English learners may look for one English word, but the right meaning often comes from the words around it.
Other Korean words for “hit”
아이가 의자를 때렸어요.a i ga ui ja reul ttae ryeo sseo yo
The child hit the chair.