Thanksgiving in Korean
Thanksgiving in Korean is 추수 감사절 — Thanksgiving means a North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in the US, the second Monday of October in Canada.
Thanksgiving in Korean
추수 감사절
Pronounced: chusu gamsajeol
Thanksgiving Day
What does "Thanksgiving" mean?
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noun A North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in the US, the second Monday of October in Canada.
"We always have turkey for Thanksgiving."
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noun An expression of gratitude, or a short prayer of thanks said before a meal.
"He offered a quiet thanksgiving before eating."
Thanksgiving in a sentence
- We always have turkey for Thanksgiving.
- Thanksgiving weekend is one of the busiest travel times of the year.
- He offered a quiet thanksgiving before eating.
Common Korean translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Thanksgiving" in Korean?
"Thanksgiving" in Korean is 추수 감사절. Thanksgiving means: A North American holiday for giving thanks, marked with a family feast — the fourth Thursday of November in the US, the second Monday of October in Canada.
How do you pronounce 추수 감사절?
"Thanksgiving" in Korean is 추수 감사절, pronounced "chusu gamsajeol".
How do you use "Thanksgiving" in a sentence?
Example: "We always have turkey for Thanksgiving." In Korean, "Thanksgiving" is 추수 감사절.
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