How do you use to argue (다투다) in a sentence?

집에서 동생과 다퉜어요. — I argued with my younger sibling at home.

When to use to argue in Korean

Q: What does 다투다 mean in Korean?

다투다 means “to argue” in Korean. 다투다 means to argue with someone. You use it when people are upset and say angry words to each other. It is common for family, friends, classmates, or other people who have a disagreement.

Korean: 다투다[ da-tu-da ]

When to use it

다투다 means to argue with someone. You use it when people are upset and say angry words to each other. It is common for family, friends, classmates, or other people who have a disagreement.

Example sentences

집에서 동생과 다퉜어요.
I argued with my younger sibling at home.
학교에서 친구 둘이 다퉜어요.
Two friends argued at school.
공원에서 아이들이 다투고 있어요.
The children are arguing in the park.
전화로 남자친구와 다투지 않았어요.
I did not argue with my boyfriend on the phone.
시장에서 손님과 가게 주인이 다퉜어요.
The customer and the shop owner argued at the market.
여행 중에 길 때문에 다퉜어요.
We argued because of the way during the trip.