오다
To move toward the place where the speaker is. It is also used to describe weather phenomena like rain or snow falling.
例句
3 / 5비가 와요.
It is raining.
언제 오셨습니까?
When did you come?
빨리 와!
Come quickly!
词族
记忆技巧
O-da sounds like 'Over here' - come over here!
快速测验
밖을 보세요. 눈이 ______.
正确！
正确答案是： 와요
例句
비가 와요.
everydayIt is raining.
언제 오셨습니까?
formalWhen did you come?
빨리 와!
informalCome quickly!
봄이 오면 꽃이 핀다.
academicWhen spring comes, flowers bloom.
손님이 오기로 했습니다.
businessA client is scheduled to come.
词族
常见搭配
常用短语
어서 오세요.
Welcome (Please come in).
다 왔어요.
We're here / I'm almost there.
언제 와요?
When are you coming?
容易混淆的词
오다 is a one-time movement toward a place; 다니다 implies regular, repetitive commuting.
使用说明
Used for natural phenomena like rain (비), snow (눈), and wind (바람).
常见错误
English speakers often say 'I'm coming' as '가고 있어요' in Korean when they mean they are heading towards the listener.
记忆技巧
O-da sounds like 'Over here' - come over here!
词源
Native Korean word.
语法模式
文化背景
Koreans say '어서 오세요' (Come quickly) as a standard welcome in shops and restaurants.
快速测验
밖을 보세요. 눈이 ______.
正确！
正确答案是： 와요
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