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니트

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Erklärung 니트 in your Level:
At the A1 level, you only need to know that '니트' (niteu) means a sweater or knitwear. It is a noun. You should be able to use it with very simple verbs like '입다' (to wear) and '좋아하다' (to like). For example, '저는 니트를 좋아해요' (I like knits). You might also learn basic colors to describe it, such as '빨간 니트' (red knit). At this stage, focusing on the pronunciation 'ni-teu' is important. Remember that Koreans use this word very often because of the cold winters. It is one of the easiest loanwords to remember because it sounds just like the English word 'knit'. You will see this word on price tags in clothing stores and in basic vocabulary lists for daily life. Don't worry about complex grammar; just treat it like any other object you can wear or buy.
At the A2 level, you can start describing '니트' in more detail. You should be able to use adjectives like '따뜻하다' (to be warm), '부드럽다' (to be soft), or '비싸다' (to be expensive). You can also use it in shopping contexts: '이 니트 얼마예요?' (How much is this knit?). You will start to notice that '니트' is used for many different types of tops. You should also be able to express needs related to the weather, like '날씨가 추우니까 니트를 입으세요' (Since the weather is cold, please wear a knit). At this level, you might also learn the word for cardigan, '가디건', and understand that it is related to the knit category. You should be comfortable using the object particle '를' and the subject particle '가' with '니트' in various everyday sentences.
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At the B1 level, you are expected to use '니트' in more complex situations, such as explaining how to care for clothes or discussing fashion preferences. You should know verbs like '세탁하다' (to wash), '줄어들다' (to shrink), and '늘어나다' (to stretch). For example, '니트가 줄어들지 않게 찬물로 빨아야 해요' (You must wash the knit in cold water so it doesn't shrink). You can also describe textures more specifically, using words like '까칠하다' (to be scratchy) or '도톰하다' (to be nice and thick). You might talk about fashion trends, saying things like '요즘은 오버사이즈 니트가 유행이에요' (Oversized knits are popular these days). You should also be able to compare '니트' with other clothing items like '맨투맨' (sweatshirt) using comparative structures like '~보다' (than).
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At the B2 level, you can use '니트' in discussions about quality, materials, and consumer habits. You should be familiar with material names like '캐시미어' (cashmere), '울' (wool), and '합성 섬유' (synthetic fiber). You can participate in conversations about the pros and cons of different materials, such as how cashmere knits are light and warm but difficult to maintain. You might also use '니트' in a broader cultural context, discussing how certain styles are associated with specific social images (e.g., the 'neat' look for job interviews). You should be able to understand and use phrases like '보풀이 일어나다' (to get pilling/fuzz balls) and know how to ask for advice on removing them. Your ability to use '니트' should extend to giving detailed advice or writing reviews for clothing items online.
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At the C1 level, your use of '니트' can include more abstract or professional contexts. You might discuss the textile industry, the sustainability of knitwear production, or the economic impact of fast fashion versus high-quality '니트' brands. You should be able to understand nuanced descriptions in fashion magazines that use '니트' to describe silhouette, drape, and weave patterns (e.g., '성긴 짜임의 니트' - a loose-knit garment). You can use the word in metaphorical ways if applicable, though '니트' itself remains mostly literal. However, you can discuss the 'warmth' of a person's character by comparing it to the feeling of a soft '니트'. You should be able to read and understand complex care labels and technical specifications for knitwear in a professional or highly academic fashion context.
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At the C2 level, you have complete mastery over the word '니트' and its place in the Korean language. You can use it in literary descriptions or high-level social commentary. For instance, you might analyze how the prevalence of '니트' in certain historical periods of Korea reflected socio-economic conditions or cultural shifts towards Western-style clothing. You can use '니트' in sophisticated wordplay or as a starting point for a deeper discussion on aesthetics and the 'tactile' nature of Korean fashion. You are comfortable with all technical terminology related to knitting and knitwear, and you can switch between formal technical terms and casual slang effortlessly. You could even write a poem or a short story where a '니트' serves as a central symbol of comfort, memory, or the passage of time.
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니트 in 30 Sekunden

  • 니트 (Niteu) means knitwear or a knitted sweater in Korean.
  • It is a loanword from English used as a common fashion term.
  • Commonly paired with the verb 입다 (to wear) for daily outfits.
  • Refers to the garment itself, not the act of knitting (뜨개질).

The Korean word 니트 (Niteu) is a loanword derived from the English word 'knit'. While in English 'knit' can be a verb or a noun, in Korean, 니트 functions almost exclusively as a noun referring to knitwear or knitted garments. It is an essential term in the Korean fashion lexicon, especially during the transitional seasons of spring and autumn, and throughout the cold winter months. Unlike the word 스웨터 (seuweteo), which is also used, 니트 is often perceived as a broader and slightly more modern or fashionable term. It encompasses everything from lightweight cardigans and vests to heavy, oversized sweaters.

Fashion Category
In Korea, the 'knit' category includes various styles such as cable knits (꽈배기 니트), turtleneck knits (터틀넥 니트), and knit vests (니트 조끼). It is a staple of the 'Nam-chin-look' (boyfriend look) and 'Yeo-chin-look' (girlfriend look), which emphasize clean, cozy, and approachable aesthetics.
Seasonal Context
Koreans often talk about '니트의 계절' (the season of knits) when the temperature drops. Because Korea has four distinct seasons, the transition into knitwear is a significant cultural marker of the changing weather.
Material and Care
Conversations about 니트 often involve materials like wool (울), cashmere (캐시미어), and acrylic (아크릴). Care instructions are crucial, as 니트 is prone to pilling (보풀) and shrinking (수축).

날씨가 추워져서 따뜻한 니트를 꺼냈어요. (Since the weather got cold, I took out a warm knit.)

When you walk through shopping districts like Myeongdong or browse Korean online malls like Musinsa, you will see '니트' used as a primary category. It is associated with a sense of 'pogeun-ham' (포근함), which means coziness or warmth. People use it to describe their daily outfits (OOTD) on social media, often using hashtags like #니트코디 (knit styling) or #데일리니트 (daily knit).

이 니트는 까칠하지 않고 부드러워요. (This knit isn't scratchy; it's soft.)

The word is also frequently used in professional settings where a 'business casual' look is required. A neat knit over a collared shirt is a classic office look in Seoul. Understanding this word helps you navigate not just clothing stores, but also the nuances of Korean social expectations regarding appearance and seasonal appropriateness.

Using 니트 in a sentence is straightforward because it functions as a standard noun. However, to sound like a native speaker, you need to pair it with the right verbs and adjectives. The most common verb is 입다 (to wear/put on). Unlike some accessories that use different verbs (like '쓰다' for hats or '신다' for shoes), 니트 always takes '입다'.

Basic Actions
- 니트를 입다 (To wear a knit)
- 니트를 벗다 (To take off a knit)
- 니트를 사다 (To buy a knit)
Describing Quality
- 니트가 보들보들하다 (The knit is soft/fluffy)
- 니트가 두툼하다 (The knit is thick/chunky)
- 니트가 얇다 (The knit is thin)

오늘 입은 니트 색깔이 정말 예쁘네요. (The color of the knit you're wearing today is really pretty.)

When shopping, you might use the particle -가/이 to ask about availability or fit. For example, '이 니트 큰 사이즈 있어요?' (Do you have a large size for this knit?). If you are describing someone's style, you can use '니트 차림' (knit attire). For instance, '그는 깔끔한 니트 차림으로 나타났다' (He appeared in neat knit attire).

빨래를 잘못해서 니트가 줄어들었어요. (I did the laundry wrong, so the knit shrank.)

Advanced users might use '니트' in compound nouns. '니트웨어' (knitwear) is used in formal fashion contexts, while '니트족' (knit-jok) was a slang term in the past for people who preferred comfortable, knitted clothing. In modern conversation, focus on the texture and the 'fit' (핏). You might say '니트 핏이 좋다' (The fit of the knit is good).

You will encounter the word 니트 in a variety of real-world settings in Korea. The most common place is in retail. Whether you are at a department store (백화점) or a small boutique in Hongdae, clerks will use this word to help you find items. You'll hear phrases like '이쪽은 신상 니트 코너입니다' (This side is the new arrival knit corner).

Media and Dramas
In K-dramas, '니트' is often used to establish a character's personality. A character wearing a soft, beige knit is usually portrayed as warm and kind-hearted. You might hear a stylist on a TV show say, '이번 가을에는 오버사이즈 니트가 유행이에요' (Oversized knits are in style this autumn).
Beauty and Fashion YouTube
Korean YouTubers frequently do '니트 하울' (knit hauls) where they try on various knitted tops and discuss the 'ga-seong-bi' (cost-effectiveness) and material quality. They will use terms like '까끌거림' (scratchiness) to describe how the fabric feels on the skin.

유튜브에서 추천한 니트가 품절됐대요. (The knit recommended on YouTube is said to be sold out.)

Another common place is at the dry cleaners (세탁소). Because knits are delicate, many Koreans take them to professionals. You might hear, '이 니트 드라이클리닝 해주세요' (Please dry clean this knit). This is a very practical sentence to memorize if you live in Korea.

백화점에서 세일하는 니트를 하나 샀어요. (I bought a knit that was on sale at the department store.)

Finally, you will see it in weather forecasts. Meteorologists might suggest, '내일은 일교차가 크니 가벼운 니트를 챙기세요' (There's a big temperature difference tomorrow, so bring a light knit). This highlights how integrated the word is into daily survival and comfort logic in Korea.

Even though 니트 is an English loanword, English speakers often make specific mistakes when using it in Korean. The first is confusing the noun with the verb. In English, you can say 'I am knitting,' but in Korean, you cannot say '니트하고 있어요.' You must use 뜨개질(을) 하고 있어요. Using the loanword as a verb is a clear sign of a non-native speaker.

Pronunciation Pitfalls
English speakers might try to pronounce it as 'nit' (short 'i'). In Korean, it must be two syllables: 니-트 (ni-teu). The 't' sound at the end is followed by a weak 'eu' vowel. If you say it too quickly like 'nit', Koreans might not understand you immediately.
Confusing with 'Neat'
Because '니트' sounds like the English word 'neat', some learners get confused. However, 'neat' as in 'tidy' is expressed as '깔끔하다' (kkalkkeum-hada) in Korean. They are entirely unrelated in meaning.

틀린 예: 저는 매일 니트해요. (Wrong: I knit every day.)
옳은 예: 저는 매일 뜨개질을 해요. (Correct: I do knitting every day.)

Another mistake is using '니트' when you specifically mean a 'sweatshirt' or 'hoodie'. In Korean, a sweatshirt is called 맨투맨 (man-to-man) and a hoodie is 후드티 (hood-tee). '니트' specifically refers to things made of yarn/wool textures. If it's jersey fabric, it's not a 니트.

이 니트는 세탁기에 돌리면 안 돼요. (You shouldn't put this knit in the washing machine.)

Finally, don't forget the particle usage. English speakers often omit the object particle '를' in '니트를 입다'. While it might be okay in very casual speech, including it makes your Korean sound much more structured and correct.

Understanding the synonyms and related terms for 니트 will help you navigate Korean fashion more effectively. While '니트' is the general category, specific terms are used depending on the style and function of the garment.

스웨터 (Sweater)
This is the most direct synonym. However, '스웨터' often feels a bit more old-fashioned or refers specifically to heavy, long-sleeved pullovers. '니트' is the preferred term for modern, stylish pieces.
가디건 (Cardigan)
A cardigan is a type of knitwear that opens at the front with buttons or a zipper. In Korea, cardigans are often called '니트 가디건' to emphasize their material.
풀오버 (Pullover)
Used mostly in high-fashion or technical contexts, this refers to a knit that you pull over your head. In daily life, people just say '니트'.

두꺼운 스웨터보다 얇은 니트가 더 활동하기 편해요. (A thin knit is more comfortable to move in than a thick sweater.)

When comparing 니트 to 맨투맨 (sweatshirt), the difference is the fabric. A '맨투맨' is made of cotton jersey (often with a looped back), while a '니트' is made of yarn. This distinction is important because '니트' is considered slightly more formal or 'dressy' than a sweatshirt.

가디건은 니트의 한 종류예요. (A cardigan is a type of knit.)

In terms of materials, you'll often see '모' (mo - wool) or '면' (myeon - cotton) preceding the word, like '모 니트' (wool knit). Knowing these variations allows you to be more specific when shopping or describing clothes to others.

How Formal Is It?

Wusstest du?

While 'knit' is a verb in English, in Korean, it is strictly a noun. If you want to say you are knitting, you must use the native word '뜨개질' (tteugaejil).

Aussprachehilfe

UK /niːt/
US /nɪt/
In Korean, the stress is even across both syllables: NI-TEU.
Reimt sich auf
비트 (biteu - beat) 시트 (siteu - sheet) 피트 (piteu - feet/fit) 히트 (hiteu - hit) 카트 (kateu - cart) 아트 (ateu - art) 세트 (seteu - set) 노트 (noteu - note)
Häufige Fehler
  • Pronouncing it as one syllable 'nit' (Koreans won't recognize it easily).
  • Using a strong 'T' at the end instead of the soft 'teu'.
  • Confusing the pitch with 'neat' (tidy).
  • Over-emphasizing the 'eu' sound so it sounds like 'niteuuuu'.
  • Mixing it up with 'net' (geumul).

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Lesen 1/5

Very easy as it's a phonetic loanword.

Schreiben 1/5

Simple spelling with only two syllables.

Sprechen 2/5

Must remember the two-syllable 'teu' ending.

Hören 1/5

Easily recognizable in conversation.

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Voraussetzungen

옷 (clothes) 입다 (to wear) 예쁘다 (to be pretty) 추워요 (it's cold)

Als Nächstes lernen

가디건 (cardigan) 세탁하다 (to wash) 보풀 (pilling) 소재 (material)

Fortgeschritten

방직 (weaving) 섬유 (fiber) 신축성 (elasticity)
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Beispiele nach Niveau

1

저는 파란 니트를 입어요.

I wear a blue knit.

Object particle '를' is used.

2

이 니트 예뻐요.

This knit is pretty.

Adjective '예뻐요' describes the noun.

3

니트가 어디에 있어요?

Where is the knit?

Subject particle '가' is used with a location question.

4

따뜻한 니트를 사요.

I buy a warm knit.

'따뜻한' is the modifier form of '따뜻하다'.

5

니트 두 개 주세요.

Give me two knits, please.

Using the counter '개' for items.

6

이것은 제 니트예요.

This is my knit.

Polite ending '예요'.

7

니트를 입으세요.

Please wear a knit.

Imperative ending '-(으)세요'.

8

니트가 싸요.

The knit is cheap.

Basic descriptive sentence.

1

겨울에는 니트가 최고예요.

Knits are the best in winter.

Topic marker/subject usage.

2

이 니트는 너무 커요.

This knit is too big.

Adverb '너무' (too/very).

3

니트보다 티셔츠가 싸요.

T-shirts are cheaper than knits.

Comparison particle '보다'.

4

어제 백화점에서 니트를 샀어요.

I bought a knit at the department store yesterday.

Past tense '샀어요'.

5

부드러운 니트를 찾고 있어요.

I am looking for a soft knit.

Present progressive '-고 있다'.

6

니트에 커피를 쏟았어요.

I spilled coffee on the knit.

Directional particle '에'.

7

오늘 니트 입기 좋은 날씨예요.

Today is good weather for wearing a knit.

Nominalizer '-기'.

8

이 니트 세탁할 수 있어요?

Can I wash this knit?

Potential form '-(으)ㄹ 수 있다'.

1

니트가 줄어들어서 못 입게 됐어요.

The knit shrank, so I can't wear it anymore.

Reason '-아서' and result '-게 되다'.

2

니트에 보풀이 많이 일어났네요.

There's a lot of pilling on the knit.

Exclamatory ending '-네요'.

3

선물로 줄 니트를 고르고 있어요.

I'm choosing a knit to give as a gift.

Future modifier '-(으)ㄹ'.

4

이 니트는 울 100%라서 아주 따뜻해요.

This knit is 100% wool, so it's very warm.

Noun + '-(이)라서' (because).

5

니트 조끼를 셔츠 위에 입어 보세요.

Try wearing a knit vest over a shirt.

Try doing something '-어 보다'.

6

빨간 니트가 당신에게 잘 어울려요.

The red knit suits you well.

Verb '어울리다' (to suit).

7

니트를 보관할 때는 접어서 두세요.

When storing knits, please fold them.

Temporal '-(으)ㄹ 때'.

8

생각보다 니트 가격이 비싸네요.

The price of the knit is more expensive than I thought.

Expression '생각보다' (than thought).

1

니트의 올이 풀리지 않게 조심하세요.

Be careful so the knit's thread doesn't come loose.

Noun '올' (thread/strand).

2

캐시미어 니트는 관리가 까다로워요.

Cashmere knits are difficult to maintain.

Adjective '까다롭다' (picky/difficult).

3

유행을 타지 않는 기본 니트를 선호해요.

I prefer basic knits that don't follow trends.

Expression '유행을 타다' (to follow trends).

4

이 니트는 목 부분이 잘 늘어나요.

The neck part of this knit stretches easily.

Adverb '잘' indicating ease of action.

5

니트 소재의 원피스를 입고 나갔어요.

I went out wearing a knit-material dress.

Noun '소재' (material).

6

보풀 제거기로 니트를 정리했어요.

I tidied up the knit with a lint remover.

Instrumental particle '-(으)로'.

7

니트는 옷걸이에 걸면 늘어날 수 있어요.

If you hang knits on hangers, they might stretch.

Conditional '-(으)면'.

8

이번 시즌에는 꽈배기 니트가 인기예요.

Cable knits are popular this season.

Noun '꽈배기' (cable/twist).

1

니트의 질감이 거칠어서 피부에 자극이 가요.

The texture of the knit is rough, so it irritates the skin.

Noun '질감' (texture) and '자극' (irritation).

2

성긴 짜임의 니트는 통기성이 좋습니다.

Loose-knit garments have good breathability.

Adjective '성기다' (loose/sparse).

3

친환경 소재로 만든 니트가 주목받고 있습니다.

Knits made of eco-friendly materials are gaining attention.

Passive form '주목받다'.

4

니트 특유의 포근함이 심리적 안정감을 줍니다.

The characteristic coziness of knits provides psychological stability.

Noun '특유' (characteristic/unique).

5

그 디자이너는 니트의 드레이프성을 강조했습니다.

The designer emphasized the drape of the knit.

Technical term '드레이프성' (drape).

6

니트웨어 시장은 매년 꾸준히 성장하고 있습니다.

The knitwear market is growing steadily every year.

Adverb '꾸준히' (steadily).

7

고급 니트는 세심한 관리가 필수적입니다.

High-end knits require meticulous care.

Adjective '필수적' (essential).

8

니트의 색감이 가을 분위기와 잘 어우러지네요.

The colors of the knit blend well with the autumn atmosphere.

Verb '어우러지다' (to harmonize).

1

니트의 올이 하나둘 풀리듯 그의 계획도 무너졌다.

Just as the threads of a knit unravel one by one, his plans also collapsed.

Simile '-듯' (as if).

2

정교하게 짜인 니트는 하나의 예술 작품과 같다.

A finely knitted garment is like a work of art.

Passive modifier '짜인' (knitted/woven).

3

추억은 오래된 니트처럼 시간이 갈수록 낡아간다.

Memories, like an old knit, grow worn as time passes.

Auxiliary verb '-아/어 가다' (progression).

4

니트의 유연함은 경직된 사회에 따뜻한 위로를 건넨다.

The flexibility of knitwear offers warm comfort to a rigid society.

Abstract noun '유연함' (flexibility).

5

한 땀 한 땀 손으로 뜬 니트에는 정성이 가득하다.

A knit made stitch by stitch by hand is full of sincerity.

Idiomatic '한 땀 한 땀' (stitch by stitch).

6

니트의 수축 현상을 방지하기 위한 기술적 연구가 활발하다.

Technical research to prevent the shrinkage of knits is active.

Noun phrase '수축 현상' (shrinkage phenomenon).

7

그의 문체는 마치 촘촘하게 짜인 니트처럼 빈틈이 없다.

His writing style is flawless, like a tightly woven knit.

Adverb '촘촘하게' (densely).

8

니트는 단순한 의복을 넘어 시대의 감성을 대변한다.

Knitwear goes beyond mere clothing to represent the sensibilities of the era.

Verb '대변하다' (to represent/speak for).

Häufige Kollokationen

니트를 입다
니트가 어울리다
니트가 줄어들다
니트 보풀
오버사이즈 니트
니트 소재
니트 원피스
브이넥 니트
니트 코디
니트 세탁

Häufige Phrasen

니트의 계절

— The season of knits. Used to refer to autumn or winter when knits are popular.

드디어 니트의 계절이 왔네요.

니트 핏

— The fit of a knit. Refers to how the garment looks on the body.

이 니트는 핏이 정말 예뻐요.

까칠한 니트

— A scratchy knit. Describes a knit that feels rough on the skin.

까칠한 니트는 입기 힘들어요.

도톰한 니트

— A thick/chunky knit. Describes a warm, substantial knitted garment.

도톰한 니트를 입으니 든든해요.

기본 니트

— A basic knit. A simple, versatile knitted top.

기본 니트는 어디에나 잘 어울려요.

니트 가디건

— Knit cardigan. A common way to specify the material of a cardigan.

니트 가디건을 하나 챙기세요.

니트 조끼

— Knit vest. A popular layering piece in Korean fashion.

교복 위에 니트 조끼를 입어요.

니트 관리

— Knit care. Refers to the maintenance of knitted clothes.

니트 관리는 정말 번거로워요.

니트 추천

— Knit recommendation. Used when asking for or giving fashion advice.

겨울 니트 추천 좀 해주세요.

니트 패션

— Knit fashion. Refers to styles involving knitted garments.

니트 패션의 정석을 보여주네요.

Redewendungen & Ausdrücke

"니트처럼 포근하다"

— To be as cozy as a knit. Describes a person or atmosphere that is very warm and comforting.

그의 목소리는 니트처럼 포근했다.

Metaphorical
"올이 풀리다"

— To have a thread come loose. Often used to describe a situation starting to fall apart.

일이 니트 올 풀리듯 엉망이 됐다.

Metaphorical
"한 땀 한 땀"

— Stitch by stitch. While used for all sewing, it's very common when describing high-quality knits.

장인이 한 땀 한 땀 만든 니트예요.

Idiomatic
"보풀이 일다"

— To get pilling. Can metaphorically refer to a relationship getting 'worn' or having minor issues.

우리 사이에도 보풀이 일기 시작했다.

Metaphorical
"꽉 짜인"

— Tightly woven/knitted. Describes a very logical or well-structured plan/story.

이 소설은 구성이 꽉 짜인 니트 같다.

Metaphorical
"성긴"

— Loose/sparse. Can describe a person who is a bit clumsy or a plan with holes.

그의 계획은 성긴 니트처럼 허점이 많다.

Metaphorical
"포근함을 입다"

— To wear coziness. A poetic way to say someone is wearing a nice knit.

그녀는 오늘 포근함을 입고 왔다.

Poetic
"색감이 살다"

— The colors come alive. Often used to describe how a knit's color looks in certain lighting.

햇빛 아래서 니트 색감이 사네요.

Fashion
"핏을 살리다"

— To bring out the fit. Making a knit look good on the body.

벨트로 니트 핏을 살렸어요.

Fashion
"계절을 입다"

— To wear the season. Using a knit to show it's autumn/winter.

니트로 가을을 입어 보세요.

Poetic

Wortfamilie

Substantive

니트웨어 (knitwear)
니트조끼 (knit vest)
니트원피스 (knit dress)

Verben

뜨개질하다 (to knit - native word)
짜다 (to weave/knit)

Adjektive

니트 소재의 (knit-material)
포근한 (cozy)

Verwandt

실 (yarn/thread)
바늘 (needle)
보풀 (pilling)
울 (wool)
캐시미어 (cashmere)
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Einprägen

Eselsbrücke

Think of a 'Neat' person wearing a 'Niteu' (니트). It's a 'neat' look!

Visuelle Assoziation

Imagine a soft, fluffy cloud shaped like a sweater. That cloud is a '니트'.

Word Web

Sweater Wool Winter Warm Soft Cardigan Shopping Fashion

Herausforderung

Go to a Korean online shopping site (like Gmarket) and search for '니트'. Try to find three different types (e.g., vest, dress, turtleneck).

Wortherkunft

Derived from the English verb/noun 'knit'. It entered the Korean language as part of the influx of Western fashion terminology during the mid-20th century.

Ursprüngliche Bedeutung: To interweave yarn or thread into a fabric.

English (Germanic origin) -> Korean Loanword.

Kultureller Kontext

No specific sensitivities; it's a neutral fashion term.

In English, we often say 'sweater'. In Korea, '니트' is the more common, trendy term.

The 'Knit' look in the drama 'Goblin' (Gong Yoo's iconic sweaters). IU's song 'Peach' where she mentions a pretty look (often associated with her knit fashion). The 'Grandpa core' trend in Seoul fashion which features vintage 니트.

Im Alltag üben

Kontexte aus dem Alltag

Shopping at a mall

  • 이 니트 다른 색상 있어요?
  • 니트 코너가 어디예요?
  • 니트 사이즈가 어떻게 돼요?
  • 이 니트 입어봐도 돼요?

At the dry cleaners

  • 니트 드라이클리닝 해주세요.
  • 니트 보풀 좀 제거해 주세요.
  • 니트가 줄어들었는데 복구 가능한가요?
  • 니트 세탁비는 얼마예요?

Talking about the weather

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