To enforce in Korean 🇰🇷

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to enforce	실시하다

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

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Tips to Remember:
• Think of “실시하다” as “to seal in” a plan and put it into action. The “실” sounds like “seal,” which you can associate with firmly closing a decision, much like enforcing a policy.
• Breaking down the word, "실" can remind you of "실행" (execution) and "시행" can be a related term, reinforcing the idea of action.

Explanations:
• "실시하다" means to implement, enforce, or carry out a policy, decision, or plan.
• It is used when referring to the execution of government policies, plans, laws, or other organized actions.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 시행하다 (sihaenghada) – to implement or put into practice.
• 집행하다 (jiphaenghada) – to execute or enforce, often used in legal contexts.
• 실행하다 (silhaenghada) – to execute or carry out, focusing on action.

Conjugations of "실시하다" (verb in its dictionary/infinitive form: silsihada):
• Present (plain style): 실시한다 (silsihanda)
Example (formal polite): 실시합니다 (silsihamnida)
Example (informal polite): 실시해요 (silsichaeyo)
• Past (plain style): 실시했다 (silsiheotda)
Example (formal polite): 실시했습니다 (silsiheotseumnida)
Example (informal polite): 실시했어요 (silsiheosseoyo)
• Future (plain style): 실시할 것이다 (silsihal geosida)
Example (informal polite): 실시할 거예요 (silsihal geoyeyo)

Example Sentences:
1. 정부는 새로운 정책을 실시했다.
Romanized: Jeongbuneun saeroun jeongchaeg-eul silsiheotda.
(The government enforced a new policy.)

2. 내년부터 그 법이 실시될 것이다.
Romanized: Naenyeonbuteo geu beob-i silsihal deul geosida.
(That law will be implemented from next year.)

3. 학교는 새 교육 과정을 실시해요.
Romanized: Haggyoneun sae gyoyuk gwajeong-eul silsichaeyo.
(The school is implementing a new curriculum.)

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