How to say to twist in Korean
Korean: 꼬다[ kko-da ]
Meaning
꼬다 means to twist something with your hands or by turning it around itself. You can use it for things like a towel, string, hair, dough, or wire. It can also describe twisting your body a little. In everyday Korean, it often appears when something is turned tightly or into a new shape.
Example sentences
엄마가 젖은 수건을 꼬아요.
Mom twists the wet towel.
아이가 끈을 꼬고 있어요.
The child is twisting a string.
그녀는 머리카락을 손가락으로 꼬았어요.
She twisted her hair around her finger.
우리는 빵 반죽을 길게 꼬아요.
We twist the bread dough into a long shape.
미술 시간에 철사를 꼬아서 별을 만들어요.
In art class, we twist wire to make a star.
그는 의자에 앉아서 몸을 꼬아요.
He twists his body while sitting in the chair.
