How do you use to come (오다) in a sentence?

아빠가 집에 와요. — Dad is coming home.

When to use to come in Korean

Q: What does 오다 mean in Korean?

오다 means “to come” in Korean. The word (오다) means to come. Use it when someone or something moves toward you or arrives at a place. It is also used in everyday expressions like talking about people coming, buses coming, or rain coming.

Korean: 오다[ o-da ]

When to use it

The word (오다) means to come. Use it when someone or something moves toward you or arrives at a place. It is also used in everyday expressions like talking about people coming, buses coming, or rain coming.

Example sentences

아빠가 집에 와요.
Dad is coming home.
저는 학교에 일찍 와요.
I come to school early.
비가 와요.
It is raining.
지금 와요?
Are you coming now?
손님이 가게에 왔어요.
A customer came to the store.
기차가 부산역에 와요.
The train comes to Busan Station.