When to use toast in Korean
Korean: 토스트[ to-seu-teu ]

When to use it
Toast (토스트) usually means bread that is heated until it becomes brown and a little crispy. People often eat it for breakfast with butter, jam, or eggs. In Korea, it can also mean a simple toasted sandwich sold at cafes or street stalls.
Example sentences
아침에 토스트를 먹어요.
I eat toast for breakfast.
토스트에 버터를 발라 먹어요.
I put butter on the toast to eat it.
학교 앞 카페에서 토스트를 샀어요.
I bought toast from a cafe near school.
엄마가 계란과 함께 토스트를 만들어 줬어요.
Mom made egg and toast for me.
공원에서 토스트와 커피를 먹고 쉬었어요.
I ate toast and coffee in the park and rested there.
기차역 카페에 토스트가 있어요.
There is toast at the cafe in the train station.





