How do you use tooth (이빨) in a sentence?

토끼 이빨이 길어요. — The rabbit's teeth are long.

How to say tooth in Korean

Q: How do you say tooth in Korean?

tooth in Korean is 이빨. 이빨 means a tooth, and people often use it in casual conversation for one tooth or for teeth in general. You can use it for people and animals. In more careful Korean, 이 is more neutral, but beginners will hear 이빨 a lot in daily speech.

Q: What does 이빨 mean?

이빨 means “tooth” in Korean. 이빨 means a tooth, and people often use it in casual conversation for one tooth or for teeth in general. You can use it for people and animals. In more careful Korean, 이 is more neutral, but beginners will hear 이빨 a lot in daily speech.

Korean: 이빨[ i-ppal ]

Meaning

이빨 means a tooth, and people often use it in casual conversation for one tooth or for teeth in general. You can use it for people and animals. In more careful Korean, 이 is more neutral, but beginners will hear 이빨 a lot in daily speech.