How to say outside in Korean

Korean: [ bakk ]

outside
outside

Meaning

밖 means "outside," the area that is not inside a room, house, or building. You use it when talking about going out, being outdoors, or something beyond a door or wall. For example, someone can wait outside, or children can play outside (밖).

Example sentences

  1. 집 밖에 나가세요.

    Go outside the house.

  2. 아이들이 공원 밖에서 놀아요.

    The children play outside the park.

  3. 지금 밖에 햇빛이 들어와요.

    Sunlight is coming in from outside now.

  4. 집 앞 밖에서 차를 주차해요.

    Park the car outside the front of the house.

  5. 학교 밖에 카페가 있어요.

    There is a café outside the school.