How do you use to chase (뒤쫓다) in a sentence?

강아지가 공을 뒤쫓아요. — The puppy chases the ball.

How to say to chase in Korean

Q: How do you say to chase in Korean?

to chase in Korean is 뒤쫓다. 뒤쫓다 means to chase or follow closely behind a person, animal, or moving thing. You use it when someone runs after another person, or when one thing goes after another. It often feels stronger than just “follow,” because there is an idea of trying to catch up.

Q: What does 뒤쫓다 mean?

뒤쫓다 means “to chase” in Korean. 뒤쫓다 means to chase or follow closely behind a person, animal, or moving thing. You use it when someone runs after another person, or when one thing goes after another. It often feels stronger than just “follow,” because there is an idea of trying to catch up.

Korean: 뒤쫓다[ dwi-jjoch-da ]

Meaning

뒤쫓다 means to chase or follow closely behind a person, animal, or moving thing. You use it when someone runs after another person, or when one thing goes after another. It often feels stronger than just “follow,” because there is an idea of trying to catch up.