How to say skeleton in Korean

Meaning

해골 means a skeleton, or the bones of a person or animal. You can use it when talking about science, museums, old bones, or scary pictures. It often appears in books, movies, and Halloween decorations.

Example sentences

1. 박물관에 공룡 해골이 있어요.

   There is a dinosaur skeleton at the museum.

2. 과학 시간에 해골 그림을 봤어요.

   I saw a picture of a skeleton in science class.

3. 동굴에서 곰 해골을 봤어요.

   I saw a bear skeleton in the cave.

4. 이 티셔츠에는 해골 그림이 있어요.

   There is a picture of a skeleton on this T-shirt.

5. 강가에서 물고기 해골을 주웠어요.

   I picked up a fish skeleton by the river.

6. 숲길 옆에 작은 해골이 있어요.

   There is a small skeleton beside the forest path.