They do in Korean 🇰🇷

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they do	그 사람들은 해

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

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Tips to Remember:
• "해" is the casual, informal, present tense form of the verb "하다" (to do). Think of it as a short version—when you "do" something quickly, you "해."
• Remember that many Korean verbs change endings based on formality. "해" is useful for speaking with friends or in informal settings.

Explanations:
• In the sentence "그 사람들은 해" (geu saramdeureun hae), "그 사람들은" means "those people" and "해" means "(they) do."
• The verb "하다" is highly versatile and appears in many compound verbs. It is one of the most basic and commonly used verbs in Korean.

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
• 실행하다 (silhaenghada) – to execute or carry out (more formal or specific)
• 행하다 (haenghada) – to perform or conduct
• These alternatives might be used in different contexts, but "하다" remains the most common way to express "to do."

Conjugations of 하다:
• Infinitive: 하다 (hada) – to do
• Present Informal Low: 해 (hae) – do/does
• Present Polite: 해요 (haeyo) – do/does
• Past Informal Low: 했어 (haesseo) – did
• Past Polite: 했어요 (haesseoyo) – did
• Future Informal Low: 할 거야 (hal geoya) – will do
• Future Polite: 할 거예요 (hal geoyeyo) – will do
• Present Progressive Informal Low: 하고 있어 (hago isseo) – is doing
• Present Progressive Polite: 하고 있어요 (hago isseoyo) – is doing

Example Sentences:
1. 나는 숙제를 해.
(Na-neun sukjereul hae.)
Translation: I do homework.

2. 그들은 매일 운동해.
(Geudeureun maeil undonghae.)
Translation: They work out every day.

3. 우리는 지금 프로젝트를 하고 있어.
(Urineun jigeum peurojekteureul hago isseo.)
Translation: We are doing a project right now.

4. 어제 친구가 파티를 했어.
(Eoje chinguga patireul haesseo.)
Translation: Yesterday, a friend had a party.

5. 내일 일찍 일어나서 운동할 거야.
(Naeil iljjik ireonaseo undonghal geoya.)
Translation: Tomorrow, I will get up early and work out.

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