Report in Korean 🇰🇷

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report	신고하다

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

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1. Tips to Remember the Word
• Break it into two parts: "신고" means "report" and "하다" means "to do." Think of it as “to do a report.”
• Remember the sound similarity: "신고" sounds like “signal” – when you signal something wrong, you report it.
• Visualize filling out a report form—you're “doing” the reporting.

2. Explanation
• 신고하다 (romanized: singohada) is the verb meaning “to report” or “to file a report.”
• It is often used when reporting incidents, crimes, or irregularities to an authority (e.g., police, organization).

3. Other Words with Similar Meanings
• 보고하다 (bogohada) – to report (commonly used in a work or academic context)
• 제보하다 (jebohada) – to give a tip or report on a crime/news tip
• 알리다 (allida) – to inform (more general, though not always used in the same institutional reporting context)

4. Conjugations

Infinitive (dictionary form):
• 신고하다 (singohada) – “to report”

Present Tense:
• Informal: 신고해 (singohae)
• Polite: 신고해요 (singohaeyo)
• Formal: 신고합니다 (singohamnida)

Past Tense:
• Informal: 신고했다 (singohatda)
• Polite: 신고했어요 (singohaesseoyo)
• Formal: 신고했습니다 (singohatseumnida)

Future Tense:
• Informal: 신고할 거야 (singohal geoya)
• Polite: 신고할 거예요 (singohal geoyeyo)
• Formal: 신고할 것입니다 (singohal geos-imnida)

Present Continuous:
• Informal: 신고하고 있어 (singohago isseo)
• Polite: 신고하고 있어요 (singohago isseoyo)
• Formal: 신고하고 있습니다 (singohago itseumnida)

Imperative (Commands):
• Informal: 신고해 (singohae)
• Polite: 신고하세요 (singohaseyo)
• Formal: 신고하십시오 (singohasipsio)

5. Example Sentences with Romanization

• Present Tense Example:
“Korean: 저는 경찰에 범죄를 신고해요.”
Romanized: “Jeoneun gyeongchare beomjoereul singohaeyo.”
(English: “I report the crime to the police.”)

• Past Tense Example:
“Korean: 어제 그가 문제를 신고했습니다.”
Romanized: “Eoje geuga munjereul singohatseumnida.”
(English: “He reported the issue yesterday.”)

• Future Tense Example:
“Korean: 내일 나는 불법 행위를 신고할 거예요.”
Romanized: “Naeil naneun bulbeop haengwireul singohal geoyeyo.”
(English: “I will report the illegal activity tomorrow.”)

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