Remove in Korean 🇰🇷

제거하다 info.

Tips to remember the word:
• Think of "제거" as sounding like “JAY-guh,” which can remind you of “jettison” or “jet off” something you want to remove.
• Note that 하다 means “to do,” so 제거하다 literally means “to do removal” – an action of taking something away.

Explanations:
• 제거하다 is a Sino-Korean verb meaning “to remove, eliminate, or take out.”
• It is formed by the noun 제거 (removal) combined with 하다 (“to do”).

Synonyms:
• 없애다 (eopssaeda) – “to get rid of, eliminate.”
• 치우다 (chiuda) – “to clear away, remove.”

Conjugations (using the polite informal style):

Present Tense:
• 제거해요 (jegeohaeyo) – “I/you/he/she removes”
Example: 컴퓨터에서 바이러스를 제거해요.
Romanization: Keompyuteo-eseo baireoseureul jegeohaeyo.
Translation: “I remove the virus from the computer.”

Past Tense:
• 제거했어요 (jegeohaesseoyo) – “I/you/he/she removed”
Example: 얼룩을 제거했어요.
Romanization: Eollukeul jegeohaesseoyo.
Translation: “I removed the stain.”

Future Tense:
• 제거할 거예요 (jegeo-hal geoyeyo) – “I/you/he/she will remove”
Example: 불필요한 파일을 제거할 거예요.
Romanization: Bulpillyohan pail-eul jegeo-hal geoyeyo.
Translation: “I will remove the unnecessary files.”

Continuous/Progressive Tense:
• 제거하고 있어요 (jegeo-hago isseoyo) – “I am removing”
Example: 지금 시스템에서 오류를 제거하고 있어요.
Romanization: Jigeum siseutem-eseo oryureul jegeo-hago isseoyo.
Translation: “I am removing the error from the system.”

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