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신다

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Usage of '신다'

The verb '신다' specifically refers to putting on footwear or socks. It is used when talking about wearing shoes, socks, slippers, or any similar items that cover the feet. Unlike '입다' which is used for clothes, '신다' is limited to foot coverings.

Common Collocations

  • 신발을 신다: to put on shoes
  • 양말을 신다: to wear socks
  • 운동화를 신다: to wear sneakers

These collocations are very common in daily conversation and help specify what kind of footwear is being worn.

Politeness and Register

'신다' is a standard verb used in both formal and informal contexts. When speaking politely, use the polite ending '-어요' or '-습니다' (e.g., 신어요, 신습니다).

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '신다' with '입다' (to wear clothes). Remember, '신다' is only for footwear and socks, while '입다' is for clothes like shirts, pants, and dresses.

Example Sentences

나는 매일 아침에 운동화를 신어요.

Naneun maeil achime undonghwareul sineoyo.

I put on my sneakers every morning.

추운 날에는 두꺼운 양말을 신는 것이 좋아요.

Chuun narieneun dukkeoun yangmareul sinneun geosi joayo.

On cold days, it's good to wear thick socks.

아이들이 새 신발을 신고 학교에 갔어요.

Aideuri sae sinbareul singo hakgyoe gasseoyo.

The children wore new shoes and went to school.