When to use to stand in Korean

Korean: 서다[ seo-da ]

to stand
to stand

When to use it

서다 means to stand. Use it when a person is on their feet, not sitting or lying down, or when someone stands in a place. It is also common for standing in line or telling someone where to stand.

Example sentences

  1. 아이가 문 앞에 서 있어요.

    The child is standing in front of the door.

  2. 학생들이 교실 앞에 줄을 서요.

    The students stand in line in front of the classroom.

  3. 공원에 큰 나무가 서 있어요.

    A big tree is standing in the park.

  4. 사진을 찍을 때 여기 서세요.

    Please stand here when taking a picture.

  5. 손님들이 계산대 앞에 서 있어요.

    Customers are standing in front of the checkout counter.

  6. 기차를 기다리며 플랫폼에 서 있어요.

    I am standing on the platform while waiting for the train.