삼거리

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Meaning and Usage

The word '삼거리' specifically refers to a three-way intersection or junction where three roads meet. It is a common term used in everyday conversation when giving directions or describing locations.

Common Contexts

You will often hear '삼거리' when someone is explaining how to get somewhere, especially in urban or suburban areas. It can also be used when talking about traffic conditions or landmarks.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 삼거리에서 (at the three-way intersection): Used to indicate the location where an action happens.
  • 삼거리로 가다 (go to the three-way intersection): Describes movement toward the intersection.
  • 삼거리에서 오른쪽/왼쪽으로 (to the right/left at the three-way intersection): Common directional phrase.

Register and Politeness

'삼거리' is a neutral noun and can be used in both formal and informal contexts without any change.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse '삼거리' with '사거리' (four-way intersection). Remember that '삼' means three and '사' means four, which helps distinguish the two terms clearly.

Example Sentences

삼거리에서 오른쪽으로 가면 시장이 나와요.

Samgeorie seo oreunjjok euro gamyeon sijangi nawayo.

If you go right at the three-way intersection, you'll find the market.

그 삼거리는 항상 교통사고가 자주 일어나요.

Geu samgeorineun hangsang gyotongsagoga jaju il-eonayo.

That three-way intersection often has traffic accidents.

삼거리에서 버스를 타고 학교에 갈 수 있어요.

Samgeorie seo beoseureul tago hakgyoe gal su isseoyo.

You can take a bus at the three-way intersection to go to school.