야채
vegetable나는 야채를 많이 먹어요.
I eat a lot of vegetables.
general
Edible parts of plants used as food, typically excluding fruits, grains, and nuts.
이 야채는 신선해요.
These vegetables are fresh.
In Korean, '야채' generally refers to leafy greens, roots, and stems, but not fruits or grains.
Related Phrases
Pro Tip
Common Vegetables in Korean
Common Korean vegetables include '상추' (lettuce), '무' (radish), and '고추' (chili pepper).
Gold Rule
Usage in Sentences
'야채' is typically used in everyday speech, while '채소' is more formal.
Word Origin
Derived from Middle Korean '야차' (野菜), meaning 'wild vegetable' or 'field vegetable'.
Usage Notes
'야채' is a general term for vegetables, while '채소' is more formal and often used in written contexts.
Word Breakdown
야
wild, field
root채
vegetable
root한영사전