How do you use vegetables (야채) in a sentence?

야채를 많이 먹으면 건강해요. — Eating lots of vegetables is good for your health.

How to say vegetables in Korean

Q: How do you say vegetables in Korean?

vegetables in Korean is 야채. The word "vegetables" means plants that people eat, like carrots, onions, and cabbage. In Korean, people say 야채 for vegetables in meals, cooking, and shopping. You can use it when talking about food you like, buy, or eat every day.

Q: What does 야채 mean?

야채 means “vegetables” in Korean. The word "vegetables" means plants that people eat, like carrots, onions, and cabbage. In Korean, people say 야채 for vegetables in meals, cooking, and shopping. You can use it when talking about food you like, buy, or eat every day.

Korean: 야채[ ya-chae ]

Meaning

The word "vegetables" means plants that people eat, like carrots, onions, and cabbage. In Korean, people say 야채 for vegetables in meals, cooking, and shopping. You can use it when talking about food you like, buy, or eat every day.