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How to use 세수하다 in Korean

sesuhada

to wash one’s face

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About this word

세수하다 specifically means to wash one’s face. 씻다 is the broader verb “to wash.”

아서/어서 can join actions in sequence: 일어나서 means “after getting up, then.”

Verb conjugator

Open the source-checked present polite, past polite, future or prediction, and present formal forms for 세수하다.

Collocations

아침에 세수해요세수하고 자요

Example sentences

일어나서 세수해요.

ireonaseo sesuhaeyo.

I wash my face after getting up.

자기 전에 세수해요.

jagi jeone sesuhaeyo.

I wash my face before going to bed.

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