How do you use sweat (땀) in a sentence?

운동하다 땀이 나요. — I sweat after exercising.

How to say sweat in Korean

Q: How do you say sweat in Korean?

sweat in Korean is 땀. Sweat is the water that comes out of your skin when you are hot, nervous, or exercising. In Korean, this is called 땀. You often use it in simple expressions like "sweat comes out," "wipe sweat," or "I am sweating."

Q: What does 땀 mean?

땀 means “sweat” in Korean. Sweat is the water that comes out of your skin when you are hot, nervous, or exercising. In Korean, this is called 땀. You often use it in simple expressions like "sweat comes out," "wipe sweat," or "I am sweating."

Korean: 땀[ ttam ]

Meaning

Sweat is the water that comes out of your skin when you are hot, nervous, or exercising. In Korean, this is called 땀. You often use it in simple expressions like "sweat comes out," "wipe sweat," or "I am sweating."