To knock in Korean 🇰🇷

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to knock	두드리다

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

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Tips to remember:
• Think of the sound of knocking—each “두” in “두드리다” mimics the repetitive tapping of a door.
• Break the word into parts: “두” sounds like "two," reminding you of repetitive taps, and “드리다” is a common verb ending in Korean.

Explanation:
• 두드리다 means “to knock (on a door)” or “to tap.” It suggests a repeated hitting or rapping action.
• It can also be used in a figurative sense to mean “to beat” or “to drum.”
• A common synonym is 노크하다, the loanword from English “knock.”

Conjugations (infinitive: 두드리다 – romanized: dudurida):
• Present (plain): 두드린다 (dudurinda)
• Present (polite): 두드려요 (duduryeoyo)
• Past (plain): 두드렸다 (duduryeotda)
• Past (polite): 두드렸어요 (duduryeosseoyo)
• Future (plain): 두드릴 것이다 (duduril geosida)
• Future (polite): 두드릴 거예요 (duduril geoyeyo)
• Present progressive: 두드리고 있다 (dudurigo itda)

Example sentences:
1. He knocked on the door.
• Korean (plain): 그는 문을 두드렸다.
• Romanized: Geuneun mun-eul duduryeotda.
2. Please knock on the door.
• Korean (polite): 문을 두드려 주세요.
• Romanized: Mun-eul duduryeo juseyo.
3. I am knocking on the door.
• Korean (plain): 나는 문을 두드리고 있다.
• Romanized: Naneun mun-eul dudurigo itda.
4. When you knock, they will answer.
• Korean (plain): 네가 문을 두드리면, 그들이 대답할 거야.
• Romanized: Nega mun-eul dudurimyeon, geudeuli daedaphal geoya.

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