채소
chaesonoun★Beginner
general
Edible plants or parts of plants that are typically consumed as part of a meal, excluding fruits, grains, and other categories.
채소는 건강에 좋습니다.
Vegetables are good for your health.
시장에서 신선한 채소를 샀어요.
I bought fresh vegetables at the market.
💡
In Korean, '채소' refers to leafy greens, root vegetables, and other non-fruit plant parts used in cooking.
Collocations
신선한 채소fresh vegetables채소 샐러드vegetable salad채소 재배vegetable cultivation
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채소 재배phrase
vegetable cultivation
채소 샐러드phrase
vegetable salad
💡Pro Tip
Common Vegetables in Korean
Common vegetables in Korean include '상추' (lettuce), '무' (radish), and '양파' (onion).
⚡Gold Rule
Usage in Sentences
'채소' is often used in formal or written contexts, while '야채' is more common in casual speech.
📖Word Origin
From Middle Korean '채소' (vegetable), derived from '채' (vegetable) and '소' (small or item).
📝Usage Notes
'채소' is a general term for vegetables in Korean, while '야채' is more commonly used in everyday speech. Both are interchangeable in most contexts.
Word Breakdown
채
vegetable
root소
item or small thing
suffix한영사전