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Usages of anjda
의자에 앉아서 숙제를 해요.uija-e anjaseo sukjereul haeyo.
I sit on the chair and do my homework.
나는 의자에 앉아 있어요.naneun uija-e anja isseoyo.
I am sitting on a chair.
창가 좌석에 앉으면 밖을 볼 수 있어요.changga jwaseoge anjeumyeon bakkeul bol su isseoyo.
If you sit in the window seat, you can see outside.
집 소파에 앉아 영화를 보거나 음악을 들어요.jip sopa-e anja yeonghwareul bogeona eumageul deureoyo.
I sit on the couch at home and either watch a movie or listen to music.
아이가 소파에 앉아 있어요.aiga sopa-e anja isseoyo.
A child is sitting on the sofa.
오늘 회식 자리에 앉을 자리 있어?oneul hoesik jarie anjeul jari isseo?
Is there a seat at the company dinner today?
손님, 여기 앉으세요.sonnim, yeogi anjeuseyo.
Customer, please sit here.
포장하면 앉을 자리 생각 안 해도 되니까 편해.pojanghamyeon anjeul jari saenggak an haedo doenikka pyeonhae.
If you get it to go, it’s convenient because you don’t have to think about seats.
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