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"Blanket" in Korean: 담요
담요damnyo
Blanket in Korean is 담요 (damnyo). 담요 is the Korean noun for blanket; 가져오다 means bring this item here; 가져가다 means take it away to another place.
Getting ready
담요를 가져왔어요.damyoreul gajyeowasseoyo.
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How to pronounce 담요
Say it
damnyo
/tamjo/
담요 (damnyo) has 2 Hangul syllables. 담요 ends in a vowel; do not add a final English consonant.
"Blanket" in Korean: quick reference
| Korean | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| 담요damnyo | Blanket Basic dictionary noun. | Basic dictionary noun. |
| 제 담요je damnyo | my blanket A useful combination with 담요. | A useful combination with 담요. |
| 담요를damyoreul | Blanket (as an object) Use 를 when 담요 is the object of an action. | Use 를 when 담요 is the object of an action. |
How to use 담요 in real life
- 1Getting ready
담요를 가져왔어요.
damyoreul gajyeowasseoyo.
I brought the blanket.
담요를 uses 를 to mark an object.
- 2Looking for an item
담요를 어디에 뒀어요?
damyoreul eodie dwosseoyo?
Where did you put the blanket?
담요를 uses 를 to mark an object.
- 3Replacing something
새 담요를 사야 해요.
sae damyoreul saya haeyo.
I need to buy a new blanket.
담요를 uses 를 to mark an object.
Mistakes English speakers make with 담요
Incorrect: 담요을 가져왔어요.
Correct: 담요를 가져왔어요.
When practicing blanket, use the correct particle or copula after 담요; the final sound determines whether a linking consonant is needed.
Incorrect: 담요이에요.
Correct: 담요예요.
When practicing blanket, when identifying something as 담요, use 담요예요. The vowel-final noun takes 예요 directly.
Good to know
담요 is the Korean noun for blanket; 가져오다 means bring this item here; 가져가다 means take it away to another place. The combination 제 담요 (je damnyo) means my blanket.
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Tutor-led home and daily life study exercise: two sentences with 담요
Partner
이 표현을 사용해서 한 문장 말해 볼까요?
i pyohyeoneul sayonghaeseo han munjang malhae bolkkayo?
Shall we say a sentence using this expression?
You
담요를 가져왔어요.
damyoreul gajyeowasseoyo.
I brought the blanket.
Partner
좋아요. 다른 문장으로도 연습해 볼까요?
joayo. dareun munjangeurodo yeonseupae bolkkayo?
Good. Shall we practice with another sentence too?
You
담요를 어디에 뒀어요?
damyoreul eodie dwosseoyo?
Where did you put the blanket?
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FAQ
Common questions about "Blanket" in Korean
What does 담요 mean in Korean?
Blanket in Korean is 담요 (damnyo). 담요 is the Korean noun for blanket; 가져오다 means bring this item here; 가져가다 means take it away to another place.
How do I use 제 담요?
제 담요 (je damnyo) means my blanket. 담요 is the Korean noun for blanket; 가져오다 means bring this item here; 가져가다 means take it away to another place.
Which object particle goes after 담요?
Use 를: 담요를. For example, 담요를 가져왔어요. means “I brought the blanket.”
How is 담요 pronounced?
담요 (damnyo) has 2 Hangul syllables. 담요 ends in a vowel; do not add a final English consonant.
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