Learn Korean: 입어요 (Ip-eoyo, To Wear) | Easy Korean for Beginners

Learn Korean with today's verb, 입어요 (ip-eo-yo), which means "to wear." Practice easy Korean sentences with Romanization, everyday vocabulary, and handwriting worksheets designed for beginner Korean learners.


Korean boy putting on a white T-shirt while learning the Korean verb 입어요 (ip-eo-yo)
A boy puts on a T-shirt. (티셔츠를 입어요 · ti-syeo-cheu-reul ip-eo-yo)

🇰🇷 티셔츠를 입어요.
🔊 ti-syeo-cheu-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a T-shirt.


🇰🇷 코트를 입어요.
🔊 ko-teu-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a coat.


Korean father putting on pants at home to demonstrate the Korean sentence 바지를 입어요
A father puts on his pants. (바지를 입어요 · ba-ji-reul ip-eo-yo)

🇰🇷 바지를 입어요.
🔊 ba-ji-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear pants.


🇰🇷 청바지를 입어요.
🔊 cheong-ba-ji-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear jeans.


🇰🇷 잠옷을 입어요.
🔊 jam-ot-eul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear pajamas.



Korean girl wearing a pink skirt while learning the Korean verb 입어요 (ip-eo-yo)
A girl wears a skirt. (치마를 입어요 · chi-ma-reul ip-eo-yo)



🇰🇷 치마를 입어요.
🔊 chi-ma-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a skirt.


🇰🇷 원피스를 입어요.
🔊 won-pi-seu-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a dress.


Korean high school student wearing a school uniform to demonstrate the Korean sentence 교복을 입어요
A student wears a school uniform. (교복을 입어요 · gyo-bok-eul ip-eo-yo)


🇰🇷 교복을 입어요.
🔊 gyo-bok-eul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a school uniform.


🇰🇷 조끼를 입어요.
🔊 jo-kki-reul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a vest.


🇰🇷 재킷을 입어요.
🔊 jae-kit-eul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear a jacket.


Korean students wearing gym uniforms at school while learning the Korean verb 입어요 (ip-eo-yo)
Students wear gym uniforms. (체육복을 입어요 · che-yuk-bok-eul ip-eo-yo)

🇰🇷 체육복을 입어요.
🔊 che-yuk-bok-eul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear gym clothes.


🇰🇷 운동복을 입어요.
🔊 un-dong-bok-eul ip-eo-yo
💬 I wear sportswear.



Practice writing 입어요 (ip-eo-yo).

Practice Writing 입어요

Practice writing 입어요 (ip-eo-yo) several times while saying it aloud.

Then practice these sentences again.

  • 티셔츠를 입어요.
  • 바지를 입어요.
  • 치마를 입어요.
  • 교복을 입어요.
  • 체육복을 입어요.

Reading, speaking, and handwriting together will help you remember this Korean verb much faster.


💡 Korean Tip

In English, wear is used for many kinds of clothing and accessories. In Korean, however, different verbs are used depending on what you wear.



Today's verb, 입어요 (ip-eo-yo), is used for clothes such as T-shirts, pants, skirts, dresses, uniforms, coats, and jackets. Korean uses different verbs for shoes, socks, hats, glasses, and gloves.


📚 Previous Lesson

Continue your Korean learning journey by reviewing the previous lesson.

Learn Korean: 씻어요 (Ssi-seoyo, To Wash)


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