To be full, packed in Korean 🇰🇷

가득하다 info.

Tips to Remember the Word:
• Picture a container so full that nothing else can fit—think “가득” as “packed to the brim.” Let the sound “ga-deuk” remind you of “a deck” of cards that’s completely filled.
• Imagine emphasizing fullness when describing a situation, reinforcing the connection between “가득하다” and being totally full.

Explanations:
• “가득하다” is an adjective meaning “to be full” or “packed.” It describes a state where something is completely filled.
• It conveys that an object, space, or even an abstract feeling (like one’s heart or mind) is full.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 꽉 차다 (kkwak chada) – typically used to indicate something is tightly full or completely filled.
• 가득 차다 (gadeuk chada) – a similar expression emphasizing that something is filled to capacity.

Conjugations:
Since “가득하다” is an adjective, it is conjugated in different tenses as follows:
• Dictionary Form (Infinitive): 가득하다 (gadeukhada)
• Present Tense Informal: 가득해 (gadeukhae)
 Example (Informal): “방이 가득해.” (Bang-i gadeukhae.) – “The room is full.”
• Present Tense Polite: 가득해요 (gadeukhaeyo)
 Example: “책장이 가득해요.” (Chaekjang-i gadeukhaeyo.) – “The bookshelf is full.”
• Past Tense Informal: 가득했어 (gadeukhaesseo)
 Example: “어제 테이블이 가득했어.” (Eoje teibeul-i gadeukhaesseo.) – “The table was full yesterday.”
• Past Tense Polite: 가득했어요 (gadeukhaesseoyo)
 Example: “회의실이 가득했어요.” (Hoeuisil-i gadeukhaesseoyo.) – “The meeting room was full.”
• Future Tense Informal: 가득할 거야 (gadeukhal geoya)
 Example: “내일 공원은 사람들로 가득할 거야.” (Na-eil gongwon-eun saramdeullo gadeukhal geoya.) – “Tomorrow, the park will be full of people.”
• Future Tense Polite: 가득할 거예요 (gadeukhal geoyeyo)
 Example: “축제가 금요일에 가득할 거예요.” (Chukje-ga geumyoil-e gadeukhal geoyeyo.) – “The festival will be full on Friday.”

Example Sentences:
1. “우산이 가득해.”
 Romanized: “Usan-i gadeukhae.”
 Translation: “The umbrella stand is full.”
2. “내 마음은 사랑으로 가득해요.”
 Romanized: “Nae maeum-eun sarang-euro gadeukhaeyo.”
 Translation: “My heart is full of love.”
3. “냉장고가 음식으로 가득했어.”
 Romanized: “Naengjanggo-ga eumsik-euro gadeukhaesseo.”
 Translation: “The refrigerator was full of food.”

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