What does 벗어요 mean?
벗어요 means "“Take it off?”" in Korean.
How it works here
벗어요 is the polite form of 벗다 and is used here as a confirmation question.
Dictionary form
벗다
To remove something being worn or carried on the body
The basic form is 벗다. It can be used for clothes, shoes, glasses, hats, and other worn items. Its opposite is 입다 (to put on clothes).
When it's used
Used to confirm whether something being worn should be removed.
The line
네? 벗어요? 네
What? Take it off? Yes.
The speaker checks whether they should remove something they are wearing.
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More examples
이 신발은 실내에 들어가기 전에 벗어야 해.
You have to take off these shoes before going inside.
작업을 시작하기 전에 장갑부터 벗고 손을 씻으세요.
Take off your gloves first and wash your hands before starting work.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
벗어요
네? 벗어요? 네
What? Take it off? Yes.
- Remove something being worn or carried on the body.
- To put on shoes
- To attach
- To put in
Show the answer
Remove something being worn or carried on the body.
The basic form is 벗다. It can be used for clothes, shoes, glasses, hats, and other worn items. Its opposite is 입다 (to put on clothes).
Other words in this line
- 네
- Yes; right
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