How do you use broom (빗자루) in a sentence?

교실에 빗자루가 있어요. — There is a broom in the classroom.

How to say broom in Korean

Q: How do you say broom in Korean?

broom in Korean is 빗자루. A broom (빗자루) is a long-handled tool used to sweep floors and other ground areas. People use it at home, in classrooms, and sometimes outside. In school, you may hear this word when students clean the classroom or hallway.

Q: What does 빗자루 mean?

빗자루 means “broom” in Korean. A broom (빗자루) is a long-handled tool used to sweep floors and other ground areas. People use it at home, in classrooms, and sometimes outside. In school, you may hear this word when students clean the classroom or hallway.

Korean: 빗자루[ bis-ja-ru ]

Meaning

A broom (빗자루) is a long-handled tool used to sweep floors and other ground areas. People use it at home, in classrooms, and sometimes outside. In school, you may hear this word when students clean the classroom or hallway.