How do you use a cold (감기) in a sentence?

감기에 걸리면 안 돼요. — You shouldn't catch a cold.

How to say a cold in Korean

Q: How do you say a cold in Korean?

a cold in Korean is 감기. A cold (감기) is a common sickness that can make you sneeze, cough, or feel tired. Korean learners often use this word when talking about being sick, especially in cold or changing weather. You can say you caught a cold, have a cold, or want to avoid getting a cold.

Q: What does 감기 mean?

감기 means “a cold” in Korean. A cold (감기) is a common sickness that can make you sneeze, cough, or feel tired. Korean learners often use this word when talking about being sick, especially in cold or changing weather. You can say you caught a cold, have a cold, or want to avoid getting a cold.

Korean: 감기[ gam-gi ]

Meaning

A cold (감기) is a common sickness that can make you sneeze, cough, or feel tired. Korean learners often use this word when talking about being sick, especially in cold or changing weather. You can say you caught a cold, have a cold, or want to avoid getting a cold.