How do you use taking turns (교대) in a sentence?

친구와 교대해서 청소해요. — I take turns cleaning with my friend.

How to say taking turns in Korean

Q: How do you say taking turns in Korean?

taking turns in Korean is 교대. "Gyodae" (교대) means taking turns or switching with someone. You use it when two or more people do the same job or activity one after another. It is often used in phrases like "take turns driving" or "change shifts at work."

Q: What does 교대 mean?

교대 means “taking turns” in Korean. "Gyodae" (교대) means taking turns or switching with someone. You use it when two or more people do the same job or activity one after another. It is often used in phrases like "take turns driving" or "change shifts at work."

Korean: 교대[ gyo-dae ]

Meaning

"Gyodae" (교대) means taking turns or switching with someone. You use it when two or more people do the same job or activity one after another. It is often used in phrases like "take turns driving" or "change shifts at work."