스커트

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Meaning and Usage

"스커트" specifically refers to a skirt, a common clothing item worn mainly by women. It is a loanword from English and is widely used in everyday Korean.

Common Contexts

You will often hear "스커트" in fashion-related conversations, school dress codes, or when describing outfits. It can refer to various types of skirts, from casual to formal.

Collocations and Patterns

  • 스커트를 입다: to wear a skirt
  • 짧은 스커트: a short skirt
  • 긴 스커트: a long skirt
  • 스커트 길이: skirt length These collocations help specify the style or appropriateness of the skirt.

Register and Politeness

"스커트" is neutral and appropriate in both casual and formal contexts. It is not a slang or informal term.

Common Mistakes

Learners sometimes confuse "스커트" with "치마," which also means skirt but is more traditional and native Korean. "스커트" often implies a modern or Western-style skirt, while "치마" can be more general or traditional. Use "스커트" when referring to contemporary fashion styles.

Example Sentences

그녀는 빨간 스커트를 입고 파티에 갔어요.

Geunyeoneun ppalgan seukeoteureul ipgo patie gasseoyo.

She wore a red skirt and went to the party.

스커트가 너무 짧아서 학교에서 입지 말라고 했어요.

Seukeoteuga neomu jjalbasseo hakgyoeseo ipji mallago haesseoyo.

The skirt was too short, so they told me not to wear it to school.

봄에는 가벼운 스커트를 자주 입어요.

Bome neun gabyeoun seukeoteureul jaju ibeoyo.

In spring, I often wear light skirts.