How do you use to remove (떼다) in a sentence?

벽에 붙은 포스터를 떼세요. — Please remove the poster from the wall.

How to say to remove in Korean

Q: How do you say to remove in Korean?

to remove in Korean is 떼다. (떼다) means to remove something that is attached to something else. You can use it for stickers, tape, labels, posters, or bandages. It often means taking something off by pulling or peeling it away.

Q: What does 떼다 mean?

떼다 means “to remove” in Korean. (떼다) means to remove something that is attached to something else. You can use it for stickers, tape, labels, posters, or bandages. It often means taking something off by pulling or peeling it away.

Korean: 떼다[ tte-da ]

Meaning

(떼다) means to remove something that is attached to something else. You can use it for stickers, tape, labels, posters, or bandages. It often means taking something off by pulling or peeling it away.