A1 verb Neutral

오다

[oda]

To move toward the place where the speaker is. It is also used to describe weather phenomena like rain or snow falling.

Beispiele

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1

비가 와요.

It is raining.

2

언제 오셨습니까?

When did you come?

3

빨리 와!

Come quickly!

Wortfamilie

Nomen
Verb
오다
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Merkhilfe

O-da sounds like 'Over here' - come over here!

Schnelles Quiz

밖을 보세요. 눈이 ______.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 와요

Beispiele

1

비가 와요.

everyday

It is raining.

2

언제 오셨습니까?

formal

When did you come?

3

빨리 와!

informal

Come quickly!

4

봄이 오면 꽃이 핀다.

academic

When spring comes, flowers bloom.

5

손님이 오기로 했습니다.

business

A client is scheduled to come.

Wortfamilie

Nomen
Verb
오다

Häufige Kollokationen

비가 오다 to rain
눈이 오다 to snow
집에 오다 to come home
연락이 오다 to get a call/message
기회가 오다 an opportunity comes

Häufige Phrasen

어서 오세요.

Welcome (Please come in).

다 왔어요.

We're here / I'm almost there.

언제 와요?

When are you coming?

Wird oft verwechselt mit

오다 vs 다니다

오다 is a one-time movement toward a place; 다니다 implies regular, repetitive commuting.

📝

Nutzungshinweise

Used for natural phenomena like rain (비), snow (눈), and wind (바람).

⚠️

Häufige Fehler

English speakers often say 'I'm coming' as '가고 있어요' in Korean when they mean they are heading towards the listener.

💡

Merkhilfe

O-da sounds like 'Over here' - come over here!

📖

Wortherkunft

Native Korean word.

Grammatikmuster

~아/어 오다 (have been doing something up until now) ~고 있다 (is coming)
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Kultureller Kontext

Koreans say '어서 오세요' (Come quickly) as a standard welcome in shops and restaurants.

Schnelles Quiz

밖을 보세요. 눈이 ______.

Richtig!

Die richtige Antwort ist: 와요

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