He/she does in Korean 🇰🇷

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he/she does	그 사람은 해

How to say “he/she does” in Korean? “그 사람은 해”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “그 사람은 해” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on he/she does in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to Remember:
• Remember that 하다 (ha-da) means “to do” and 해 (hae) is the informal present tense form. Think of it as “to do” → “do” in English.
• The syllable 해 sounds like “hey” in English, so you might associate it with someone getting someone’s attention while doing an action.

Explanations:
• In 그 사람은 해 (geu saram-eun hae), 그 사람 means “that person,” 은 is a topic marker, and 해 is the informal present tense form of 하다. This sentence translates as “He/She does.”
• 하다 is a versatile verb in Korean used for many actions, making it essential to learn its various forms.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 수행하다 (suhaenghada) – to perform or execute (more formal)
• 실행하다 (silhaenghada) – to carry out or implement (more formal)
Note: These are used in contexts where a more formal or specific term for “doing” is needed.

Conjugations of 하다:
• Infinitive: 하다 (ha-da) – to do
• Present Tense (Informal): 해 (hae)
• Present Tense (Formal Polite): 합니다 (hamnida)
• Past Tense (Informal): 했어 (haesseo)
• Past Tense (Formal Polite): 했습니다 (haetseumnida)
• Future Tense (Informal): 할 거야 (hal geoya)
• Future Tense (Formal Polite): 할 것입니다 (hal geosimnida)
• Present Progressive (Informal): 하고 있어 (hago isseo)
• Present Progressive (Formal Polite): 하고 있어요 (hago isseoyo)

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 매일 숙제를 해.
(Naneun 매일 숙제를 해. – I do my homework every day.)

2. 그 사람은 운동을 해.
(Geu saram-eun undong-eul hae. – That person exercises/works out.)

3. 우리는 프로젝트를 하고 있어.
(Urineun 프로젝트를 하고 있어. – We are doing the project.)

4. 내일 어떤 일을 할 거야?
(Naeil eotteon il-eul hal geoya? – What will you do tomorrow?)

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