How do you use to shoot (쏘다) in a sentence?

아이가 물총을 쏴요. — The child shoots a water gun.

When to use to shoot in Korean

Q: What does 쏘다 mean in Korean?

쏘다 means “to shoot” in Korean. 쏘다 means to shoot something, like a gun, arrow, water, or light. It is used when something moves out quickly toward a person, place, or target. You can hear this word in real life and in games, so it often sounds like a strong action.

Korean: 쏘다[ sso-da ]

When to use it

쏘다 means to shoot something, like a gun, arrow, water, or light. It is used when something moves out quickly toward a person, place, or target. You can hear this word in real life and in games, so it often sounds like a strong action.

Example sentences

아이가 물총을 쏴요.
The child shoots a water gun.
군인이 총을 쏴요.
The soldier shoots a gun.
우리는 활로 화살을 쏴요.
We shoot arrows with a bow.
소방관이 호스로 물을 쏴요.
The firefighter shoots water with a hose.
저는 게임에서 적을 쏴요.
I shoot the enemy in the game.
축제에서 불꽃을 쏴요.
They shoot fireworks at the festival.