How do you use to point (가리키다) in a sentence?

선생님이 문을 가리켜요. — The teacher points to the door.

How to say to point in Korean

Q: How do you say to point in Korean?

to point in Korean is 가리키다. 가리키다 means to point at someone or something so another person can see it. You use it when showing a place, object, direction, or person with your finger or hand. People use this word a lot in class, on the street, in shops, and in everyday conversations.

Q: What does 가리키다 mean?

가리키다 means “to point” in Korean. 가리키다 means to point at someone or something so another person can see it. You use it when showing a place, object, direction, or person with your finger or hand. People use this word a lot in class, on the street, in shops, and in everyday conversations.

Korean: 가리키다[ ga-ri-ki-da ]

Meaning

가리키다 means to point at someone or something so another person can see it. You use it when showing a place, object, direction, or person with your finger or hand. People use this word a lot in class, on the street, in shops, and in everyday conversations.