How do you use to depart (출발하다) in a sentence?

저는 아침 8시에 집에서 출발해요. — I leave home at 8 a.m.

How to say to depart in Korean

Q: How do you say to depart in Korean?

to depart in Korean is 출발하다. 출발하다 means to leave a place and begin going somewhere. You use it for people, cars, buses, trains, and trips. In English, it is often translated as "to depart" or "to leave."

Q: What does 출발하다 mean?

출발하다 means “to depart” in Korean. 출발하다 means to leave a place and begin going somewhere. You use it for people, cars, buses, trains, and trips. In English, it is often translated as "to depart" or "to leave."

Korean: 출발하다[ chul-bal-ha-da ]

Meaning

출발하다 means to leave a place and begin going somewhere. You use it for people, cars, buses, trains, and trips. In English, it is often translated as "to depart" or "to leave."