Turn around in Korean 🇰🇷

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Turn around	돌아서다

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

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Tips to remember the Korean word:
• Break the word into two parts: 돌아 (dora) means “to go/return” and 서다 (seoda) means “to stand.” Imagine turning so that you now stand in the opposite direction.
• Associate it with the English phrase “turn around” by picturing someone physically reversing direction.

Explanations:
• 돌아서다 (doraseoda) is a descriptive verb meaning “to turn around.”
• It conveys the idea of reversing direction immediately and is often used in both command and narrative contexts.

Other words with similar meanings:
• 뒤돌다 (dwidolda) – emphasizes turning one’s back or looking backwards.
• 회전하다 (hoejeonhada) – means “to rotate” and can be used in contexts involving circular motion.

Conjugations of 돌아서다:
Infinitive: 돌아서다 (doraseoda)

Present (Polite):
• 돌아서요 (doraseoyo) – “(I/you/they) turn around.”
• Example: “Please turn around.” – 돌아서세요! (doraseoseyo!)

Past (Polite):
• 돌아섰어요 (doraseossoyo) – “(I/you/they) turned around.”
• Example: “He turned around when he heard the noise.” – 소리를 듣고 그가 돌아섰어요. (Sorireul deutgo geuga doraseossoyo.)

Future (Polite):
• 돌아설 거예요 (doraseol geoyeyo) – “(I/you/they) will turn around.”
• Example: “She will turn around at the corner.” – 모퉁이에서 그녀가 돌아설 거예요. (Motungieseo geunyeoga doraseol geoyeyo.)

Present Progressive (Polite):
• 돌아서고 있어요 (doraseogo isseoyo) – “(I/you/they) are turning around.”
• Example: “They are turning around right now.” – 지금 그들이 돌아서고 있어요. (Jigeum geudeuri doraseogo isseoyo.)

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