겉옷
When you're first learning Korean, words like 겉옷 (geo-tot) are really useful!
It simply means 'outerwear' or 'outer garment'. Think of it as anything you wear over your other clothes, like a jacket or a coat.
This word is great for beginners because it's a general term you can use in many situations when talking about clothes.
So, if you're pointing to a jacket, you can say '이것은 겉옷이에요' (i-geo-seun geo-to-si-e-yo), meaning 'This is outerwear.'
When talking about clothing in Korean, 겉옷 (geo-tot) is a really practical word to know. It specifically refers to any outer garment you wear, like a coat, jacket, or even a cardigan, as opposed to inner clothing or undergarments. It's a very general term, so if you want to be more specific, you'd use words like 재킷 (jae-kit) for jacket or 코트 (ko-teu) for coat.
Understanding 겉옷 helps you differentiate between layers of clothing, which is useful when discussing what to wear for different weather conditions or occasions. For example, if someone asks what you should wear outside, you might say "겉옷을 입으세요" (Geo-to-seul i-beu-se-yo), meaning "Wear your outerwear."
When we talk about 'outerwear' in Korean, we use the word 겉옷 (geotot). This noun literally means 'outer clothes' (겉 geot 'outer' + 옷 ot 'clothes'), and it's a very practical word to know. Think of 겉옷 as any garment you wear over your other clothes, like a jacket, coat, or cardigan. It's a broad term, so you can use it for many different types of clothing that serve as a top layer. Understanding 겉옷 will be super helpful for describing what you or others are wearing, especially when the weather calls for an extra layer!
रोचक तथ्य
Many Korean words are formed by combining native Korean elements, making their meaning quite transparent once you know the component parts.
उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका
- Pronouncing the 'eo' sound too much like a long 'o' in English. It's closer to the 'uh' in 'butter'.
- Forgetting to aspirate the 't' at the end, making it sound too much like a 'd'.
स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण
이것은 내 겉옷이에요.
This is my outerwear.
추워요. 겉옷을 입으세요.
It's cold. Wear your outerwear.
어떤 겉옷을 좋아해요?
What kind of outerwear do you like?
새 겉옷을 샀어요.
I bought new outerwear.
겉옷이 너무 커요.
The outerwear is too big.
그 겉옷은 어디에 있어요?
Where is that outerwear?
저는 겉옷이 필요해요.
I need outerwear.
이 겉옷은 따뜻해요.
This outerwear is warm.
날씨가 추우니 겉옷을 입으세요.
It's cold, so wear your outerwear.
'-(으)니' indicates a reason or cause.
저는 따뜻한 겉옷을 찾고 있어요.
I'm looking for a warm outer garment.
'-(으)ㄴ' is a descriptive adjective form used with verbs to modify nouns.
이 겉옷은 방수 기능이 있어요.
This outerwear has a waterproof function.
'-는 기능이 있다' means 'to have the function of...'
여행 갈 때 어떤 겉옷을 챙겨야 할까요?
What kind of outerwear should I pack when I go on a trip?
'-ㄹ/을 때' indicates 'when' or 'at the time of'.
그녀는 예쁜 겉옷을 입고 나타났어요.
She appeared wearing beautiful outerwear.
'-(으)ㄴ 채로' or '-(으)면서' can express doing something while wearing something.
겉옷을 벗고 안에 들어오세요.
Take off your outerwear and come inside.
'-(으)세요' is a polite command or request.
이 겉옷은 너무 두꺼워서 더워요.
This outerwear is too thick, so it's hot.
'-어서/아서' indicates a reason or cause.
어머니께서 새 겉옷을 사 주셨어요.
My mother bought me new outerwear.
'-(아/어) 주다' means 'to do something for someone'.
한국에서는 실내에 들어갈 때 겉옷을 벗는 것이 일반적입니다.
In Korea, it's common to take off your outer garment when entering indoors.
Verb ending '-는 것이 일반적입니다' means 'it is common to...'
날씨가 추워져서 따뜻한 겉옷을 입고 외출했어요.
The weather got cold, so I went out wearing a warm outer garment.
'-아/어서' is a connective ending indicating reason or cause.
이 겉옷은 방수 기능이 있어서 비 오는 날에 유용해요.
This outer garment has a waterproof function, so it's useful on rainy days.
'-이/가 있어서' means 'because there is...' or 'having...'
외출하기 전에 겉옷을 꼭 챙기세요.
Be sure to take your outer garment before going out.
'-세요' is a polite imperative ending.
그녀는 세련된 디자인의 겉옷을 즐겨 입어요.
She enjoys wearing outer garments with a stylish design.
'-는 것을 즐겨 입다' means 'to enjoy wearing...'
겨울에는 두꺼운 겉옷 없이는 밖에 나갈 수 없어요.
In winter, you can't go outside without a thick outer garment.
'-없이는' means 'without...'
어떤 겉옷을 사야 할지 고민 중이에요.
I'm thinking about what kind of outer garment to buy.
'-고민 중이다' means 'to be in the middle of worrying/considering'.
백화점에서 마음에 드는 겉옷을 발견했어요.
I found an outer garment I liked at the department store.
'-에 마음에 들다' means 'to like something (that is in/at a place)'.
비 오는 날에는 우비 대신 방수 겉옷을 입는 것이 훨씬 실용적이에요.
On rainy days, wearing waterproof outerwear instead of a raincoat is much more practical.
우비 (raincoat) + 대신 (instead of); 방수 겉옷 (waterproof outerwear); 실용적이다 (to be practical)
그는 갑자기 쌀쌀해진 날씨에 대비해 항상 가벼운 겉옷을 챙겨 다닙니다.
He always carries light outerwear in preparation for the suddenly chilly weather.
쌀쌀해지다 (to become chilly); 대비하다 (to prepare for); 가벼운 겉옷 (light outerwear); 챙겨 다니다 (to carry around)
면접 시에는 단정하고 신뢰감을 주는 겉옷을 선택하는 것이 중요합니다.
When interviewing, it's important to choose outerwear that is neat and inspires trust.
면접 (interview); 단정하다 (to be neat); 신뢰감을 주다 (to inspire trust); 선택하다 (to choose)
아웃도어 활동을 할 때는 기능성 소재로 된 겉옷이 필수적이라고 할 수 있습니다.
When doing outdoor activities, outerwear made of functional materials can be said to be essential.
아웃도어 활동 (outdoor activities); 기능성 소재 (functional materials); 필수적이다 (to be essential)
밤이 되자 기온이 뚝 떨어져서 따뜻한 겉옷을 걸쳤습니다.
As night fell, the temperature dropped sharply, so I put on warm outerwear.
기온이 뚝 떨어지다 (temperature drops sharply); 걸치다 (to put on lightly)
고급스러운 겉옷 하나만으로도 전체적인 스타일을 업그레이드할 수 있어요.
With just one luxurious piece of outerwear, you can upgrade your entire style.
고급스럽다 (to be luxurious); 하나만으로도 (with just one); 업그레이드하다 (to upgrade)
패션쇼에서 모델들은 독특한 디자인의 겉옷을 입고 런웨이를 걸었습니다.
In the fashion show, models walked the runway wearing outerwear with unique designs.
패션쇼 (fashion show); 독특한 디자인 (unique design); 런웨이 (runway); 걷다 (to walk)
옷장에는 계절별로 다양한 색상과 디자인의 겉옷이 가득했습니다.
The closet was full of outerwear of various colors and designs for each season.
옷장 (closet); 계절별로 (by season); 다양한 (various); 가득하다 (to be full)
한국의 가을은 일교차가 커서 겉옷을 꼭 챙겨야 해요.
In Korea, the daily temperature difference in autumn is large, so you must bring outerwear.
저녁에는 쌀쌀해지니 가벼운 겉옷이라도 걸치세요.
It gets chilly in the evening, so put on even a light outer garment.
비가 올 것 같아서 방수 겉옷을 입었어요.
It looks like it's going to rain, so I put on a waterproof outer layer.
겨울 산행 시에는 보온성이 좋은 겉옷이 필수입니다.
When hiking in winter, a warm outer garment is essential.
옷차림이 너무 가벼워 보여서 겉옷을 하나 더 줬어요.
Your attire looked too light, so I gave you an extra outer garment.
행사장에 들어갈 때는 겉옷을 보관소에 맡겨야 합니다.
When entering the event venue, you must leave your outerwear at the cloakroom.
새로 산 겉옷이 마음에 쏙 들어요.
I really like the new outerwear I bought.
아이가 감기에 걸리지 않도록 겉옷을 잘 여며주세요.
Please fasten your child's outer garment well so they don't catch a cold.
सामान्य शब्द संयोजन
सामान्य वाक्यांश
날씨가 추우니 겉옷을 입으세요.
The weather is cold, so [wear your] outerwear.
이 겉옷은 너무 두꺼워요.
This outerwear is too [thick].
저의 겉옷은 어디에 있어요?
Where is my [outerwear]?
따뜻한 겉옷을 준비했어요.
I prepared [warm outerwear].
겉옷을 옷장에 걸어두세요.
[Hang your] outerwear in the closet.
비가 올 것 같으니 겉옷을 챙기세요.
It looks like it will rain, so [bring your] outerwear.
이 겉옷은 디자인이 예뻐요.
This outerwear has a [pretty design].
겉옷을 벗고 편하게 있으세요.
[Take off your] outerwear and be comfortable.
어떤 겉옷을 좋아하세요?
What kind of [outerwear] do you like?
새 겉옷을 샀어요.
I [bought new] outerwear.
शब्द की उत्पत्ति
Native Korean
मूल अर्थ: The word is a combination of '겉' (geot), meaning 'outside' or 'surface', and '옷' (ot), meaning 'clothes'.
Koreanसांस्कृतिक संदर्भ
<p>In Korea, like many places, outerwear is essential for dealing with varying weather conditions. You'll see a wide variety of styles, from functional padded jackets in winter to stylish trench coats in spring and autumn. It's common to take off your outerwear when entering someone's home or certain indoor establishments as a sign of respect and comfort.</p>
खुद को परखो 48 सवाल
저는 따뜻한 ___ 입었어요. (I wore a warm ___.)
The sentence is about wearing something warm, and '겉옷' (outerwear) fits the context perfectly.
추운 날씨에 ___을 꼭 입으세요. (Please wear an ___ in cold weather.)
To stay warm in cold weather, you should wear outerwear. '겉옷' is the correct choice.
이 ___은 너무 커요. (This ___ is too big.)
The sentence implies an item of clothing that can be too big. '겉옷' fits this description.
밖에 나갈 때 ___을 가져가세요. (When you go outside, take your ___.)
It's common to take outerwear when going outside, especially if the weather is uncertain.
저는 빨간색 ___을 좋아해요. (I like red ___.)
The sentence expresses a preference for a color applied to an item of clothing. '겉옷' is a suitable choice.
비가 올 때 ___을 입는 것이 좋아요. (It's good to wear ___ when it rains.)
When it rains, wearing an outer garment (like a rain jacket, which is a type of '겉옷') is practical.
날씨가 쌀쌀해서 ___을 입고 나왔어요.
The sentence means 'The weather is chilly, so I came out wearing outerwear.' '겉옷' fits the context of needing warm clothing.
저는 따뜻한 ___이 필요해요.
The sentence means 'I need warm outerwear.' '겉옷' is the most suitable item from the options that provides warmth for the upper body.
이 ___은 너무 커요.
The sentence means 'This outerwear is too big.' '겉옷' is the most logical item to be described as 'too big' in a clothing context.
비가 올 것 같아서 ___을 챙겼어요.
The sentence means 'It looks like it will rain, so I packed outerwear.' While an umbrella is often used, a '겉옷' (like a raincoat or jacket) can also be packed for rain.
저의 가장 좋아하는 ___은 파란색 코트예요.
The sentence means 'My favorite outerwear is a blue coat.' A '코트' (coat) is a type of '겉옷'.
식당에 들어갈 때 ___을 벗었어요.
The sentence means 'I took off my outerwear when I entered the restaurant.' It's common to remove a coat or jacket when indoors.
저는 추운 날씨에 따뜻한 ___을(를) 입어요. (I wear a warm ___ in cold weather.)
The sentence talks about wearing something warm in cold weather, and '겉옷' (outerwear) fits this context perfectly.
비가 올 때는 방수 기능이 있는 ___이(가) 필요해요. (When it rains, you need waterproof ___.)
A waterproof '겉옷' (outerwear) is essential to stay dry when it rains.
저는 외출할 때 항상 가벼운 ___을(를) 걸쳐요. (I always put on a light ___ when I go out.)
The action of '걸치다' (to put on lightly, to drape) suits '겉옷' (outerwear) in this context.
이 식당은 ___을(를) 벗고 들어가는 곳이에요. (This restaurant is a place where you take off your ___ before entering.)
It's common in some places to take off outerwear before entering, especially in a restaurant, and '겉옷' fits this perfectly.
겨울에는 두꺼운 ___이(가) 필수예요. (In winter, a thick ___ is essential.)
To stay warm in winter, a thick '겉옷' (outerwear) is necessary.
이 옷은 안에 입는 옷이고, 그 위에 입는 것이 바로 ___이에요. (This is an inner garment, and what you wear over it is the ___.)
The sentence clearly defines '겉옷' as the garment worn over inner clothing.
The correct order forms the sentence: 'Wear warm outerwear.'
The correct order forms the sentence: 'I like this outerwear.'
The correct order forms the sentence: 'It's cold outside, so make sure to bring your outerwear.'
Choose the most natural way to say 'Please take off your outerwear inside.'
'-주세요' (please do for me) is a polite and natural way to make a request. The particle '-에서는' emphasizes 'in the indoor area'.
Which sentence correctly uses '겉옷' in the context of getting ready to go out?
'입다' (to wear/put on clothes) is the correct verb to use with '겉옷' when getting ready to go out.
You see someone struggling with a heavy coat. What would you most naturally offer?
'-아/어 드리다' is a polite way to offer help (to do something for someone). '들다' means to lift or carry. So, '겉옷을 들어드릴까요?' means 'Shall I carry your outerwear for you?'
It is always appropriate to wear a '겉옷' indoors, especially in a formal setting.
In many Korean formal settings, it is considered polite to remove outerwear indoors, especially if it's a coat or jacket. This is a common courtesy.
If someone asks '겉옷이 필요하세요?' they are asking if you need to take off your outerwear.
'겉옷이 필요하세요?' means 'Do you need outerwear?' (e.g., if it's cold). It's asking if you need to put on or get outerwear, not take it off.
The phrase '겉옷을 걸다' means to hang up one's outerwear.
'걸다' means to hang. So, '겉옷을 걸다' literally means 'to hang outerwear'.
Listen for what she put on before her walk.
Consider what kind of outerwear is needed for an interview.
Pay attention to the type of outerwear worn due to the cold wind.
Read this aloud:
이 겉옷은 방수 기능이 있어서 비 오는 날에도 좋아요.
Focus: 방수 기능 (bang-su gi-neung)
तुमने कहा:
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Read this aloud:
계절이 바뀌면서 겉옷도 새로 장만해야겠어요.
Focus: 장만해야겠어요 (jang-man-hae-ya-ges-seo-yo)
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Read this aloud:
겉옷을 어디에 걸어둘까요?
Focus: 걸어둘까요 (geo-reo-dul-kka-yo)
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This sentence means 'This outerwear has a really unique design.' The subject '이 겉옷은' (this outerwear) comes first, followed by the descriptive phrase '디자인이 정말 독특해요' (the design is really unique).
This sentence means 'When going for an interview, it's good to wear neat outerwear.' The temporal clause '면접에 갈 때는' (when going for an interview) is followed by the suggestion '단정한 겉옷을 입는 것이 좋아요' (it's good to wear neat outerwear).
This sentence means 'She bought bright colored outerwear to match the new season.' The subject '그녀는' (she) is followed by the reason '새로운 계절에 맞춰' (to match the new season) and then the action '밝은 색상의 겉옷을 구매했다' (bought bright colored outerwear).
다음 중 '겉옷'의 의미와 가장 가까운 것은 무엇입니까?
'겉옷'은 밖에서 입는 옷, 즉 외투나 겉옷을 의미합니다.
갑자기 비가 올 때 입는 '겉옷'의 종류는 무엇이라고 할 수 있습니까?
비가 올 때 입는 겉옷은 우비입니다.
추운 겨울에 체온 유지를 위해 가장 필수적인 '겉옷'은 무엇입니까?
추운 겨울에는 두꺼운 패딩 재킷이 체온 유지를 위해 필수적인 겉옷입니다.
사람들이 실내에서 보통 겉옷을 입고 생활한다.
겉옷은 주로 실외에서 추위나 비바람을 막기 위해 입는 옷입니다.
겉옷은 개인의 개성을 표현하는 수단이 될 수 있다.
겉옷은 디자인, 색상, 소재 등 다양하여 개인의 스타일과 개성을 드러내는 중요한 패션 아이템입니다.
여름철 해변에서 수영복 위에 '겉옷'을 입는 것은 일반적이지 않다.
해변에서 수영복 위에 걸치는 겉옷은 '비치웨어'라고 불리며 일반적입니다.
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संबंधित सामग्री
clothing के और शब्द
단추구멍
A1Buttonhole.
촌스럽다
A1To be unfashionable, tacky, rustic.
단추
A1Button on clothing.
겉주머니
A1Outside pocket.
더럽히다
A1To make dirty, to soil.
짧아지다
A1To become short.
옷감재단
A1Fabric cutting.
목걸이
A1Necklace, a piece of jewelry for the neck.
지퍼
A1Zipper on clothing.
다리미
A1Iron, for ironing clothes.