Is convinced in Korean 🇰🇷

확신하다 info.

Tips to Remember:
• Break down the word into two parts: “확” reminds you of “확실” (certain) and “신” sounds like “信” (belief). Together, they form the idea of being 100% sure.
• Associate “확신하다” with the phrase “to be convinced” to help link the sound and meaning.

Explanations:
• "확신하다" (hwaksinhada) is a verb meaning “to be convinced” or “to have certainty.”
• It implies having a firm belief or conviction about something.
• In context, it is used to state that one is completely sure about an opinion or decision.

Synonyms/Similar Words:
• 납득하다 (napdeuk-hada) – to be convinced; often used in the context of understanding or accepting something.
• 믿다 (midda) – to believe; though it can be less forceful than “확신하다.”

Conjugations:
• Dictionary Form (Infinitive): 확신하다 (hwaksinhada)
• Present Tense (Declarative): 확신한다 (hwaksinhanda) – plain speech
  Polite: 확신해요 (hwaksinhaeyo)
• Past Tense: 확신했다 (hwaksinhaetta) – plain speech
  Polite: 확신했어요 (hwaksinhaesseoyo)
• Future Tense: 확신할 것이다 (hwaksin-hal geosida) – plain speech
  Polite: 확신할 거예요 (hwaksin-hal geoyeyo)
• Present Progressive: 확신하고 있다 (hwaksinhago itda)

Examples of Sentences:
• 나는 그의 설명에 확신했다.
  Romanized: “Naneun geu-ui seolmyeong-e hwaksinhaetta.”
  Translation: “I was convinced by his explanation.”
• 그녀는 자신의 결정에 확신한다.
  Romanized: “Geunyeoneun jasin-ui gyeoljeong-e hwaksinhanda.”
  Translation: “She is convinced about her decision.”
• 우리는 내일 결과에 대해 확신할 것이다.
  Romanized: “Urineun naeil gyeolgwa-e daehae hwaksin-hal geosida.”
  Translation: “We will be convinced about the results tomorrow.”

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