English–Korean
“over there” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationcheojjok
Example
그건 저쪽에 있어.keu geon cheo jjo ge i sseo
It's over there.
How to say “over there” in Korean
“Over there” in Korean is 저쪽 (cheojjok).
A place or direction away from both the speaker and the listener, viewed as a distinct area over there.
Example sentences with 저쪽
문은 저쪽으로 열려 있다.mu neun cheo jjo geu ro yeol lyeo it tta
The door opens toward that side.
Tips for using 저쪽
- In conversation, a pointing gesture or eye direction often makes the intended spot clear when several distant places are visible.