They will get used to it fast in Korean 🇰🇷

Sentence info.

The sentence “그들은 빨리 익숙해집니다.” is composed of three main parts:

• Subject – “그들은” (geudeureun)
• “그들” means “they” and the subject particle “은” indicates that “they” is the topic.

• Adverb – “빨리” (ppalli)
• This word means “quickly” or “fast” and it modifies the verb by indicating the manner in which the action happens.

• Verb – “익숙해집니다.” (iksukhaejimnida)
• The base adjective “익숙하다” means “to be familiar” or “to be used to.” When becoming accustomed to something, Koreans often use the verb form “익숙해지다” (to become familiar). The ending “-습니다” (or “-입니다”) is a formal polite ending. Here, “익숙해집니다” can be seen as the conjugated form meaning “get used to” in a respectful tone.

Tips to remember:
• Recognize that the subject particle “은” after “그들” denotes the topic of discussion.
• The adverb “빨리” goes before the verb—just like in English, the adverb typically modifies the verb’s action.
• Note how adjectives are turned into verbs by the addition of the verb “-해지다” (to become), which is similar to saying “to get” in English (“to get used to”).
• Practice by replacing words: try switching “빨리” with another adverb such as “금방” (geumbang), which also means “quickly” or “in no time.”

Alternate ways to say “They will get used to it fast”:
• “그들은 금방 익숙해질 겁니다.” (Geudeureun geumbang iksukhaejil geobnida.)
• “그들은 금세 익숙해질 거예요.” (Geudeureun geumse iksukhaejil geoyeyo.)
• “그들은 빨리 적응할 거예요.” (Geudeureun ppalli jeogeunghal geoyeyo.) – Here, “적응하다” means “to adapt,” which is also a common way to express getting used to something.

Each variation uses similar structure: subject + adverb + verb with future or polite endings.

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