How to say water bottle in Korean

Korean: 물병[ mul-byeong ]

water bottle
water bottle물병

Meaning

물병 means a water bottle. You use it to carry water at home, at school, or outside. People often put it in a bag or keep it on a desk.

Example sentences

  1. 학교에 가기 전에 물병을 챙겨요.

    I take my water bottle before going to school.

  2. 공원에서 물병을 열어 마셔요.

    I open my water bottle and drink at the park.

  3. 집에 있을 때 물병은 책상 위에 있어요.

    My water bottle is on the desk when I'm at home.

  4. 엄마가 물병에 물을 넣어요.

    Mom puts water in the water bottle.

  5. 저는 물병을 싱크대에서 씻어요.

    I wash the water bottle at the sink.

  6. 저녁에 물병을 식탁에 놓아요.

    In the evening, I put the water bottle on the dining table.